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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Ragesnet.tgfetten.
phtS.

Gaut WohriGten BON Canton bat Die
Start Gollilig DIN SO. Eienltaa Mor=
gen in iehs non ihren ahtsebn gperten
ben getrieb nit giiht= t=llnlpnlenten ouf.
neb,nen lallen. Gie Streiter uerhielien
li6 ruhia uno belhrdntten ihre Nftiui=
idt oarauf, Die Streitbreter su iiber=
reben 81 iuden, uiht in bic @erte su
9ehen. c. --- s@s $50
5srau @omoro 3apis pou Warren,
25ldbr. 8aitin zines 8eihdifsmannes,
teainQ 8ienltaa frib selbltmoro. iu-
Dem tie i'm Wabonina.6!ulle elm naNes
Grab luhte uno fauo. gBie ibr lRann
oem Utarlhall mitibellte. batte lie ibu
ftirslib uerlnllen. mar ipdter surildae.
tebrt. bon lbm aber nidt mebr inc
Sous oelalIen moroen. \
eSn einem g8aloe bel @of Oounas.
town muroe Peter San3arp qebunoen
uno NIT einem Gnebel i'm Munoe le.
funoen. 3mer gidhte uno elneu 5aq
batte Der llnQlHfli6e 10 ben lnbilnen
Der Witteruna cusaeieBt ooaeleuen, bic
er aefunoen muroe. @r mar in ionmer=
boiler 8erfaliuna. @r mar smiShen
Strutbers uno Sat Oounestown uou
apei StraBenrdubern iiberfalen uoroen.
SnfoI9e elmer @rploiion. Die in Der
Naht bon Sonnerltaa auf Ssreitaq in
Der Wine Der Dou9hioQbenD & Cbio
@oal 9ompanp bel Nmiteroam, einem
8rubenitdot6en in Seffetlon So, itatt.
fono. lino bon 25 gerQleuien, Die oa-
rim beihditiat waren, IL ums 2eben
Qetommen. Sic Wt,ue mar erli ppr Z
5agen iuipi3iert Doroen Der Snip flor
3bomas Wo.rilpn bsfono fih nod in
Dem 6otel in Dem S;t, ols Die Grplo=
liop ltuttfano. Die uon auBeroroentiiner
SeftlQtelt mar. Su Der Qonsen llmqe-
Qenb bat mon qeeIauht, oab Elm @rD>
beben itattQefunoen babe. Ger S1nd1t
murbe gans aeriiOrt.
SamItnann6t um MfittPrnaht Pnt=
ito1o i'm Sptd 36oma su @tnrnnQti
8, I'M Setter Elm asneys mslaGa-Gsb
ra'h perbretfPte 'uno 0ds 9aaSp i5,n9=
it0fiae 8ebauoe eindlherte. IS 1T nod
ni1t betannt, tpie biele MenFGen unqes
tommen ino. 9Bie perlautet, baben
liA alle @dlte 9eretiet. 3wel Nneefellte
oes SOtels weroen bermiBt uno man
befiir6tet. oaB lie in ben 6lommen
umqetommen lino. 2dnaere 3eit bin=
ourd) naren bic anfioBenoeu @ebduoe,
amei 3beater. in 8efabr. 6euer ,3u ian=
gen. Sas obeebrannte 6otel lieot i'm
Centrum Der Staot.
giah elmer bon Der Nmericon Sheet &
5in plate 50. abaeaebenen @rtldrunQ
tperoen ON |. Mai Die 2bbne uno Sc
bdlter uorh etma go, 600 Aneefellten er=
b6ht weroen.
unter Der Anfla9e Der BranbftiftunQ
it in @ait 2iuerpool 5rau Nlice 6arpeD
Derbaftet mDroen. sic ioll i'm SSebruar
oas Saus oes eben oerbalteten @be=
paars S. 8. Worebeao in 8rano eeIebt
boben. Die 0erbafteie tnar friiber nit
Woreheao on einem &eliaurant betbei=
liat, oas iiA aber >nidt beaahlte uno ee=
ldlOnen muroe. gls Der Wann oann
anfina Der iun9en Wittue Gepnolos
Nufmettiamteiien su tpeiTen, erbielten
Die iungen 2eute Brobbriefe. llno ben
Nbeno. no lie in ibre Wobnung ein=
5ieben MOLTEN, brannte oieie ab. sie
Duroen nur oaourh 9erettet. bob lie i'm
0auie bon Jreunoen aeblieben wareir.
Grau 0aruep bebauptet ihr lanibulD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
an Die 9cmDfraten BON auscarapas eOunta,

*Sn elmer gerliner Rorrelponoens
Der @bicaaoer ,feDs" tpiro ben intelli.
senten Seiern er3dblt. oaB tpdbreno Der
&ailer nit aelebrten Sbeoloaen i'm
5dlolle 3wie.prade belt. Die Raiieria
I'M Neben3ilnmer lab unb Strampfe
fopfte. Geioer Deribmeiat oas Blatt, %
bic bobe Jrau bel oieier it6nen Ue-
fhdfti9ung bic Rrone tru9 ooer niht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Nampioatet Mnsesae,s.
@eprSientatfbe.

NtpfnltHgHtsUte a
6err 9ebaftenr SD bin Elm Gdnoibdt filr ysepIas
fentottpe fir Guscardpas @onng nno TO nnierpeLIe
Mid bic GntiheiDnng Der bempfrniden gDrspdgteI.
bic ami IL Wta 1910 abeebaltem fperben Dttt meinen
Sohrer hie i'd lnif befdbat meinen Miitbiirgern cute
Sienite au letiteui
Sps 8. ,Gbri9b
@oiben 1p.
Sen bempfratii6hen Stinimeehern npn 2uscaropas
Gpnntp made tc hermit befannt bob tp DDI ner oes
npfrottfden Brn,aripobl melde om ~ W.ul FulIs
Fnhet Elm Ganbtoot r bas Mmt zines Heprd'enfanien
ein peroe unp bite e>um bic nnteriBnn9 melner oes
ntpfratii6en Srennoe.
" 9llcfS Sp
Serr 8eboftenr: 9erbTentIiden Gie niener 9ianien
oIs 8onbibat fir &eprdieutant SD unterntrTe mtm
Der bempfrotiiden @nrmableu.
g. 6. 4rice, 5ranflin 9p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

: Nmeriianiider Sped foiiet in gnq=
lamb 3 Gents tpeniger bas pfuno a's in
ben Der. Gtaaterl, teriAtei unier ei9e-
iler Roniul in Birnlingbain.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

np6bten biele 2eute Die Sausfrau olau=
ben maiden, uenn lie aussebt. um
Webl fiir ibr @ebdd 5u faufen, = aber
tpenn fie elnmal Berries Wehl 9e=
brau1t bat, 10 mill lie fein anoeres
mebr. neil es eine Greuoe 1T. grot gu
baden. penn es 10 neiB, leibt uno
f6mafbaft miro. pie es nit oiefem
aus9e3eiAneten Mebl Der Gall 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
StantsaniDalt.
M. 8. SO lila rb,
R0Ii1onr

9err 9eoafteur 8erDifentldeu sic meinen Jiamen
ais @on0oot fitr Die Domination fir eGS q mt bes
StaotSanmalts uub i9 untermerIe MIDI Der Gntfei-
oun9 Der oem0trotilben YormabIeu am IL Wtat 1910.
Sroro Iolpuibp bate fGue benlotrattIde 9tpntuapu
tnr elu @ouutg 2lmt p6brenO ben leBten l6 SSobreu
s. 6 Sinb ian. Stem Somerstopn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Gemmiiiinnir.

2err Tebaftenr bes 9eoba1ters Giinbiaen Gle oes
altglf an oaB t etn San0oat bin fir bas At eines
epuntp Spmmtlipudrs nno peroe menu td1 npn,i=
inert nno erpdblt meroe, bic Yfibten jenes Nrntes
ehrit6 uno nit Spariamfeit erfitlen
Wttt Soodbatbtuna
u. 9Dungen
Yin Die 8emofraten bon SuScarumas @ountp.
% tdb Der Barte lpdbrenb elmer geriooe BON mebr
als 70 Sabren rene 9ieuife geeiitet unb baber alr
Mnertennun9ss berielben berettgt bin 10 fin6iae it
Dternt an, oaB td] Elm ganbbat bin fir baS Nnt ez
mes eountp Sommiflton6rs uuo fperoe peuu tc1 n De
min,rt uno ermdblt iperbe, bic Yfidten ienes @mee
ebrltb, NIT Sad1fenntuiB unb Sparamfelt erfiillr.
Wttt Sohadtnng, - Qt~a r. u
&eurp .. Reffer
Ser llnter5eibnete setgt biermit an baR er Elm gans
otbat fur @pnntp GDmmiiipn1r lift unD hch ber Gnt.
idetbnng Der oempfratden Ypripabien unteripirft.
90. u. WtcgpnneI
@iap lpipmlbp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

: Die Neaer boben ,ptr befreit. UNI
bic Weiben 5u. 6tlaDer au MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Yolitti1es.

Nun miro bon Waibington berihtet,
Saft lei amtsmiioe uno tueroe 1on Dor
Nblauf leiner Nmtsseit lein Nmt nieoer=
legen, tDenn er liDer iei. als Sberbun
oesribter geudblt 81 tperoen. Mou
mag benz @eriiht alauben ihenter ooer
ni9t jeoenfalls bat 9aft ales aetban,
mas in leiucu 9raften itebt, um feline
gHieoermabl unnl69lih 81 MAIDEN.
8ouoerneur 6armon bot lein geto
aeaen oas 8eieb eineelegt, tpelhes ons
Yaiebaflipiel on sonntaeen erlaubt,
penn iib Die Mebrbeit Der stimmoeber
in elmer Grtidaft oafiir ausipreden.
Wit &edt peiit Der @puoerneur oarauf
bin, bob es nibt angebe, oas 8aiebaa@
ipiel om 5onntaa su erlauben, 10 lanee
oas 6efeB niht wioerrufen lei, psI1es
oas Spiel am Sonntas oerbietet.
.llnfers meiIen @elebgeber i'm Sauis
bdben lebte Wode Die Yia bes Geprd=
fentanten Soldier BON @lepelano. Die
Derbietet. oaB in Den WirtbIdaften
.5reilunb" Ie,piert tperoen oarf, iait
einitlmlnig an9enommen. 0eriu6e lie
ins ydherlide su sieben uno ibr auf
oieie Weiie Den @araus gu MAIDEN,
3hlu9en febl.
Wenn Die Wdbler oes Staates in Der
tommenoen 0erbltnabt ibre 3uitimm=
unQ ba3u eeben. miro @noe oes eSabres
1912 eine GonItitutions=Gonpention ab=
9ebalten merben. oeren Nufeabe es lem
miro, eine neue taats=8erfa6un9 aus=
auarbeiten. Die Damn in Der folgenoen
Staatsmabl Der WablerIbaft oes Staa=
tes aur 9lnnabme ooer Yerlperfuna
unterbreitet neroen piro. Ser Be=
l1luB. ole &unDention abaubalten, nur=
De ihon in Der perHoHenen @rtralibunq
Der iebi5en 2eaislatur eefaBt uno nun
baben beioe 0duler aub eine Gefolution
angenomnKtl. nonab, menn Die beioen
0omlnierenoen RGrtelen auf ibren be-.
uorifebenoen StaatsaGonpentionen Die
@lnberufung Die Gonltitutions=G Gonpen=
tlon inoolferen, leoe Gimme, Die fir
Die Gpige Der reIp. Slfets abqeeeben
miro. als eine 5timme fur Die Abbal.
tuna' oieier 8erfahan9s Genbention
adbit. Auf OisIe Welie tpiro Die @inbe=
rufung Der Gonbention eepiBermaBen
i'm yoraus Derbiir9t.
&oolepelt bat in Paris ou9 oas
Grabmal gfapoleons beiu6t uno mar
tief ergriffen, als er oas 9entmal oes
groBen @orien betradtete. 9iun per=
gleiben ole Verebrer &ooiepelts ibn nit
benz frans0liiten Raiier. 0o6 Der Yer=
9leit bintt gans beoenfli6. Napoleon
NOR Elm Mann Der 5bat, Hooiepelt Elm
Miann oel Worte. Napoleon ipra1
menig uno leiltete piel; &oolepelt
iprift Diel uno Ieiltet penia. gDie
fiirbterli6 bot &ooiepelt Die 5rults in
'ielnen Reoen augerichtet uno oob bat er
teinem bsrielben ettpas gu leioe aetban.
9tie bat Der Weiaen oes 5rults ib0ner
aebliibt als unier 8ooiepelt uno Sait,
ben er aum prdRoenten eemaht. um
ieine politit for!aufeBen.
prdlioent Saft bat @oubprneur
Charles @Dans 0n91es bon Netp. Sort
gum beilibenoen &ibter oes Sber= 8un=
oesaerihts als Nabfoleer oes unldn9li
berlt0rbsnen Gih ers Breiper ernannt.
-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

6err &ebafteur: 3eiaen sic an baB tb ein ganois
bat fir bas Nmt eines GeprdIentanen bin unb MIDI
Der 6nti6eibuug Der oemotratiibeu @orpaben nuters
luerIe.
M. 8. WtIIarb,
8pliDar.
Serr &ebatteur: 9erbffentlidlen Sic neinen 9omen
als Ganbtbat fir bic Domination fur GeprdIentdnt.
Sb ipredbe IolpDbl beudb pie engId. Sb nntermerfe
mid Der Gntbetbung Der bempfrattl9en Wormsbieu
ant IT, Wtat 1910
g. g. gHeftbafer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
gSbisfep peroranat oas Sier,

NbisfeD ber0rdngt Das Bier.
9lus ben geridten oes Departements
Der inneren Steuern aeht Die 5batIade
beroor. oaB Der Yertauf oon WblsteD
in oen .trofenen" Staate itei9t, mdb=
reno Der MusiAanf bon Bier 3uriif9ebt.
Sic ginnabn,en aus oeltillierten Sc
trdnten baben IN oieiem Ssistaliabre
auBeroroentlib augenommen. Seit Oem
Suli iino nnsefdbr IL Niaionen Dollar
mebr ein9enommen poroen, nls in oer=
ielben periooe bon 1908 1909. Da=
BON entfalen 3ebn Ui0ionen auf Wbis=
tep uno nur amei Willionen auf Bier.
Sn Dem nit oem 80. SUM- 1909 enoen-
Den Subr gin9en Die @innabmen BON
WbisteD um Sd Willionen Dollar su=
rid. ndhrenb Bier um 81 Wilionen
Dollar tueniger eraab. 9ie au9enblif=
li6e Gituation ergibt elm Yerhdltnis
beg Wbisteps gum Bier tpie fiinf au
eins. Die 8batfade. oaB In ben trofe-
men 5taaten Wbistsn pom Bier niht
bertrieben miro. ertldrt lib bamjt. oab.
no Elm Mann iiberbaupt trfntt, er
Wbisfep perlangt. ipeil oieies 8eirdnf
lib uiel -ldnger bdlt. @inem Yeridt oes
Ghabamts sufol9e 1T i'm Sabre 1909
bic proouttion BON beitillierten Gpiris
tuoien um 6.46l, ,0l5 @aaonen aeitie=
aen, mdbreno Die oes Biers um 2. .449, !.
673 Sab 3uriidae9anaen lit.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
CHAPTER Vl

T~HE big nouns st iewingtou
 Acres were empty and very
 stiii long before midnight. but
 A the chernh continued 10 sit in the library. smoking aud mcdiiating He bad $ trick when watching an uu- eteady market of tearing pieces of pa per lnto smali bits and throwing them away He was doing this DOW, and the eastern rug under his feet looked as If II bad heen visited hy a stage snowsiorm He Was aroused by an usisi uaiSe II sounded as if same enc was dragging heavy object down the stairs
 Looking out through the door hang sngs. he could see the lower half af tho ssalrxase Fer q moment he wsItesi and then there appeared the Countess tecctg. tnEEing as dress suit case whiph was evidently well elled She was drNssed as if for the street. with a tls.hg sllk dust coaf oter her black gewn aud . iauntg siraw hal en her head When she saw the Cheruh she seemed startled aud shrank back guliiIly
 sSlh.- she exclaimed Il did not expect Co rad you here. asa going away
 Arc youf Dc you generally start mYone and In the middle ef the nishtY The Cherus tad walked out Into the Axil
 -i-l dont esrc 10 talk 10 you about nt. Afr ilrvine l am going away, l st4lI ysu.~ Her arow'p eyes looked as IT fk~y uaixhf nll wSh tears at any xssane1a
 -AM rirhs. all rightly he kah sootn- aaay. -You neednr talk about it."
 TA Countess veccht allowed the 1uai1 enSs to aids to tho 0oos. and fhea <sr faced hini rsocluteiy.
 str D~vipA ! have foaso cut aa
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~Yes.~ .s,a th~ eoapte... Il suppose

~Yes.- ssid fhe ecnnfess T suppose so.''
 -But wberes Whereabouts in the viliagey
 sSThe railroad station"
 .The railroad sfationr- The cbeTub eeioed this za lf be lad neyer heard tbe words besore w hat dc you want 10 % fhsre f0rz''
 "Beeauze ] am going away. saia fhe eousfess wearily- ~Im ss5ag sHaf
 Five usauies lafer. when they reaea- d tile ssatian he saw wlfh joy ftaf [ was eae of tiiDae low wi2le Feafe5 affairs. u1ser whose caves they could af least ffaa stf.fer from tbe peltiag rain
 The sfaflon was dark. and all the Ga6fa wese loeaad. of eoar4e. buf there vas T baes8ee truek He dropped ihe euit ease @ift | sieh ef fel.ef and gently iei.e-i tlls countess to a seat ou the bs9zsse tr3es
 '1elE f.s s m.iiii1- li'.e tsat Hf GFsnf ffs Bp ff'lnsnded Al every step h.s @l,s.-~ a,a le -ushima sound
 Your f.et nf@i l,e terribly ~et suggested t1s. ,t,untsfs
 Wet, 0h t5ss Fe B8t so very wei felt fine afttf that walk danf y0ug' Jim fai sff fired
 sYes. pfelsDly you are Rut now you can rest You ran rest while we nre waiiing for the train. you knew W hat line do we get 3 train anyway There's che at haf past ! ip he riorning.@
 "fes. that's the first one.''
 The Cbereb took out hls watch and tried to see The face Of 1t. but there Has Bet light enough.
 .I.edk befe be said. leaning against fhe truck and peering at the countess tarnesfty sYeB doDt mean t0 stay here unfg half past '. do yoaY"
 T dout know. said the countess weakly @l did when started. but
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COUNTESS
 but I'm tired now and wet and On. l wish hadn't come at all: l wish hadn't"
 There. therer' suid the Chernb. pat ting her shoulder sDonft you worry I'll go and rpni nut some one. i'tl get team to take us back"
 No, no. l dont want to stay here alone Please dont leave me here alone. Mir peviner She grasped his hand and eluug to II tightly
 "AIl right. all right. won't leave you We'll gu together and ind some one. See. II isn't raining nearly so hard ns 1t was. 1 think the shower must be almost over Shall We star' now v
 The countess was quite ready. There was II livery stable just across from the station. she said Fortunately they found a night hostier dozing in the office. II was with difficulty how ever. that he could he induced to har ness pair of horses. Ills chief de sire seemed to he to gaze at the drip ping clothes of Mir. pevine.
 The drive back 10 Hewington Acres was silent and uneventfuI As they Bearcd the house they saw that It WAS brightly illuminated Out through the open front doors streamed a broad pathway of light across which fgures were moving Que of these was Mir tlewlngten
 "Atiele.- he exclaimed. with much dramatic feryor as he saw the count tSs and stretched out his arms to ee ociee her She went to him and promptly began te sub on his shonl der
 Next appeared the soggily clothed Cheruh with the sait case .Nhe~s he exclaimed throwing dewp the bag fheu. turning to the gapinc butler. "Eprings. see tf you eans tlnd nle a dry cigar and match. r
 "Mr nevme. what does thls mean. sirtss thnnaeresi Mir Hewtngton. ''l demand an explanation"
 Well what do you want me te ex plain-fhaI the rain is wsty' returned the cherub
 This is ne tune for ievity. sir
 
 Adele. please go upstairs" Mir. Flew inston strode toward Mir peyine threateaingls
 si want son to explain your astound- ing conduct. str" repeated Mir. hew lngtou.
 sFather. father" pleaded the count cSs. ~ill tell you all about It.
 .Silenee. Adele to to your rcom- wifi ,ieai with this Mir nevine" Now. don't you be in hurry. Mir uewlngton. and we.n clear thls little mystery in 10 ,ime." said the chernh little mystery. sirs' The tatl hg ure of Mir. uewlngsoa stifYened with anger What do you mean. sir | wake np in the middle of the uight so discover that nlS daughter has ded. | arouse Epplngs 10 teara that he ief, you at II o'clock waiting for her In the library | and The window open. | discover that you are both geue. And aew. al thls hour ln the nernlng. yeu come hack tn public carriage, You are . mrvteh Mir. nesine a schemlng yiliainoas"-
 Stop. father. stop This Is too sh sura. The Countess Necchi had step ped between the two men. ''It was all ms fault. | was running away. and Mir. Devine tried to stop ne. and when l wouldn't he stopped e~ went with me and carried the bag, Then II rain td. and he gu; wei. He k splendid splendid. and he Is very wet"
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For Rent

A basement tenement at the corner of Arch and Park streets. Five good rooms, with cellar, perfectly dry. The same will be rented to small family at very reasonable figure. Apply 10 John F. Carpenter. 49
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Graniteville, Vt through the Change

Vegetable Compound has done for me during this trying period. Complete restoration to health means So much to me that for the sake of other suffer- ing women l am willing to make my trouble public so you may publish this letter "- MRs. CHAs. BARCLAY, RE b ,Graniteville. Vt
 No other medicine for woman's ills has received such widespread and un- qualified endorsement. No other med icine We know of has such record of cures of female ills as has Lydia k. pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 For more than 30 years it has been curing female complaints such as inflammation, alteration, local weak nesses, tibroid tnmors. irregularities periodic pains. baekache, indigestion and nervous prostration, and It IS unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life. 1t costs but little to try Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and, as Mrs Barclay says. 1t Is worth moun- tains of gold !" to suffering women.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
AFtt.f, CLARENCE H. CHILD. Jadge

&rA COURT or PROBATE HOLDEN AT Thompson on the Iath day of March. \. n. t9ie-
 Present esesfgs .. Crosby, ictge
 On motion et Ninnl~ A- Casvil, AaaAislstratrsx the tnJestatx estate af atnnis NJ tosei. late of fhampsaH ssthin sat1 district. deecssed.
 This geart de;h aresee that six mouths hs allowed and limited for the cr~di tors Of said estsfe 10 exhibit their claims against the same to the Adm ini.tratriN aud directs that pahlie aetscr h~ given sf fAts order hy advertising tn snswspsper published ta Put nana has8ae etFcaisftNn fn said district and hy posting cspy tAeFvog en ths pahiic sign-Pess tn sata Town os thamp<1n neawSt the place where The aeeessei tAst dwest.
 CeFstesd frcsn Record.
 iiA3 GkuReK >. CROSBY. Judge.
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Railway Nail Clerks Wanted

The Government pays Railway Mail
 Clerks $500 to q ,2o0, and other em-
 pleyees up to s2,t00 annually.
 Uncle Sam will hold spring exami- nations throughout the country for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom Houss Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Departmental Clerks and other Gov ernment Positions. Thousands of ap- pointments will be. made. Any man or woman over Is, in City or Country can get Instruction. and free inf0rma- tion at once of the Bureau of lnstruc- tion, 5Q3xS Hamlin Building, Roeh- ester, NAY. 7
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Notice.

Rules and Ordinances Reist;n, Chapter 221 of the Public Acts of ..ss1 regaroipg to Licensing Pecdlers is N. Town of Thompson.
 Section 1st-Be it ordained bv .ha s lees men Of Thompson Tbat no pe-so- shall peddle or seli from house to haas. or sell or expose for sale in the stfs.ts .. said town of Thompson any goods z..s. or merchandise of any kind whs,ay.s sithoot 6r-t having obtained ljs..ss therefor Teis Section shall not snsl. to farmers or gsrdners nor 10 milk7.ss selling the produce Of their dsirjes o-. farms nor to the delivery Of goods n, merchants or dealers Of said Town c, Thompson.
 violate the provision of paragrapb la shall pay foe of not more than fifteen dolIsrs-
 ectmen of Thompson; That all license. hall terminate on the last day of Oetobe, of every year, unless otherwise providsd and shall be issued by the Town Clerk bv order of the SelectmeB, and said Town Clerk shall receive the moneys tberetor specifying the oste,' tine, limit, kind name of license aud amount paid for said license snd keep q record of said licenses and also inform a constable or grand juror, n writing. of the same upon issu. apce. The licensees shall carry said Ii. eense and have the corresponding nun Der of sad license in conspicuous place on his vehicle or wagon.
 Section 4th--Be it ordained by the Sc. lectmen of Thompson that the license fees shall be as followsi Shows under canvas P per day, forepeddling or sales on the streets sl per day or SIP per year. These Rules and Ordidances shall take effect on Nov. 1st, I909.s
 PHILIP WoIsAaD Selectmen
 CLAUS A. HAGsTHoM of
 THOMAS RYAN hmpson
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
WORTH MOUNTAINS
 OF GOLD
During Change of Life, says Mrs. Ciias. Barclay

from nervousness andother annoying symptoms and l can truly say that
 L.yeiiaE.P Pinkham 8 Vegetable Com pound has proved worth mountains of gold to me. as 1t restored my health and strength. | never forget to tell my friends what I,ydiaE Pinkham's 8
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
For Sale.

The Hoyle property on South Main street opposite the railroad station, up- wards of 10, 500 square feet of land. \ fine site for the new post office buiid- ing or any other public editice. The first brick block built within the city limits stands on this land. Has al- ways been and always will be central in location. Mas. k. NJ. Ho4IE.
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Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

AT eeart ei Probate held at woodsieek A within snd fur the district of Woodstock en the ftlt day at Msfch \. D.. lete.
 r esrnf. Clarence n. Chih. Judge Estate O Miglsaa. N W. bber. late of Wood. stock ia said a4strict deceased,
 The Administrator having m sde written apRh eAtiaa te said eoaft. ia accordance with the sistute for Hn ofsier q stle ef the who'll CT part of thu rcai r-faly described thersin. il is
 nrsiefsA ihAt sad sppties,ien be heard at the Probate tisAee in W 9 lti-teck on he nth day ef April. late. st o'clock In the afternoon, and that nattse shereef as gtven. hs iasertiug A copy of this ogsfer In the fatnAm Patriot, a newspaper hastng circulation in said dlsfrtci |, and thai a hkr copy ee posed on ths public sssa post ia ssia town of Woodstock nearest tAr plAes whsFv the dsceassd last dweit. and that marked ccpy cf ssld ssewspsper eon- tatninw ssia nefiee ke saat by mail postage paid all he hviFe af law af said est ate and setarn ussie of notioe Etsea "a this eoart.
 Attest,
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
-surp. he i. we,. sss~nted Mrs

.sure. he ls vet sssented Mrs TiumGas solemrIy.
 Tn sazrc manner Mr. Hewlngfcn inspected once more fbe ebFiotsiy lamp eon6.tion of sir. DeviDeas raj rsenf.
 -sYes. y~s. Aaeie- suppose fl is al rirlsf. but l. s nof gef clear tn my mind
 The che~ub paz Hot iueiffesi te con flaas fils aiaisgise -fGlg sr.H straight sn iiass sif s,u 5a gar afrBisfz Sif 5ealIse#eu
 i HlsfIlIent isfef ti4as tigipE'~ ei 2 Prem D ets@sk auHsaa 'si tne trsBs ef ;
 e'Three VtI5Nss a.isses the e9s'f ub ~l 8s,8f bsliee,= t.lsi 2 eaitA tis8i : sso fr8u. wfiI fau. esaHfsts-<
 She Asd sfarFe9 5a.. saflFs. t51t she luftsI l., sas 4ld silsAe nef psad II ~ase.a fsHe#5l5g saslEe.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
 Sym e.

One day symiathefe ela German gentleman was leinreiE s'rolilng past one of the big Gre hea-es 10 big city wben he was moved by the tears of the captain
 Stopping to offer consolation. be said. say. for what goa griefF'
 "Oh." replied the eaptaiB. with fresh gust of tear. -fuy poor father Is
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

dead lf he bnd HFed just one more aag be would haf6 Neen chief of the wh9le fire depaFtn .iust fhinkse
 ..I1o uot so bad eI slid the friend ly old German patline the fellow on the shoulder "Maybr he k fire chief now"