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Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16
poMF RET CENTER

The little daughter OF Manager \. l..
Rhodes of Rathlin, met With u serious
accident few DAYS ago. While play
ing on lounge she ran asfusts darn
ing needle, which had been imbedded
in the lounge, into her knee. She MIS-
removed Ia the bay ktmhall hospital,
where the broken needle was located
hN means of the \ ray and removed.
The child Is prog reSslng As rapidly n
possible, considering the nature at the
accident.
Warren Averill and wife are occupy
ing their new cottage near the store.
the tenement over the store being DC
oupied by Charles Aldrich and wife.
A new house has been built on the
Hoppln estate near the green house for
the use of Mr. Rust. His former cot
tage will be occupied by another fam
lily who will board the help employed
on the estate.
George Nj. Lowry and wife spent
Sunday in Providence.
You can save cash, trouble and post
age by ordering your magazines
through 1sea. h. shaw. Club rate eat
| alugue free for the asking. Telephone
your orders, he will do the rest.
The same question every year, What
shall | get for The family THIS yea
you can quickly answer the Nma'
| question by ordering OF Geo. +. Shaw
| ut once plano-playet that any one car
/ play OF a Ntctrola With all the world !
best music.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16

Eight, ten seventeen, and even TWEEN
" degrees below zero have been report
ed. All agree tat it's cold enough
"for beginner
Christmas is in the mir. J r.. Talbot
reports Christmas package business rs
having begun. Mr.. Talbot has taken
over the contract for carrying the mail
from Eastford to Putnam. This Is no
pleasant task these cold mornings.
The situation might be relieved con-
siderably II the 1890 mail would salts
~ the customers of the X. +. d.
The Congregational church conduct.
ed social In the chapel on Wednes-
day evening concluding with farce
entitled" why have never married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Weeks have been
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Morse of Southbridge for few
days.
Mrs. IL. II. converse and daughter
Sybil are visiting with Mrs. Converse s
sister in New Haven during this week.
Walter Davis of Boston was visit.
or at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Welcome Davis OH Saturday and
sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Whitford left
here ON Thursday with the intention
of spending the winter I'm Pawtucket.
Mrs. Whitford is not enjoying very
good health, and Mr.. " Milford is in
lerested In the business of nephew in
Providence iwho is engaged In the
manufacture of galvanized ware and
will aid in that work. They will re-
turn home in the spring.
The Methodist Sunday school are
preparing for Christmas concert of
merit TO be given on Saturday even
ing, December "A, Christmas Eve.
At this season of the year especially,
II would be n matter of great satisfac-
ton to the people of this whole section,
including Ashford, Eastford, and the
Woodstocks, il they might board an
electric car, and ride into Putnam to
do their shopping, and II would mean
vast deal TO Putnam, too, in amount
Of business.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16
AUCTION

| will sell al public auction, Tues
das. December s0th, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon at the Allan I. Rixoy
place, SO called in the town OF Thomp-
son: IL miles Esst Of Brandy Hill and
: miles north OF Qusdic, the following
described property: Farming imple-
ments Of all description, = team
wagons. $40 bushels Of potatoes. tur-
nips, hay. grain. corn fodder, cat
straw, household furniture and other
articles too numerous 70 mention. II
The weather Is decidedly stormy, sale
viii take place next fair week day,
90. l.. WHITAKER
Byron Eody, Auctiooeer.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Al The Baptist church ON Friday
night, ii weather is not very stormy a
Lecture will be delivered oy Rev "
q. Fenaell, u. H., OF Hartford on
New Zealand. at 7.al y. an. DIR. Zen.
nell is one Of The leading men OF o4f
state. and his lecture Is specially
adapiea 10 he OF value and Interest 10
coanlF, and farming people. A treat
i IN store for all who attend. A silver
offering will he taken. All are GER
<tiallv invited.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16

feld during HE winter season and has
secured the sees ices. 1T d high salary
II the weI1-kno~u star comedian, lat :,
Il The Isle OF spice, Tie Iasd of Nod
and other hiRb.class attractions, NJ >
toby Lyons, In "N hat Wright Left
fie Il supported by carefully seieete :,
company, consisting Of - people, =
stunning chorus of singers aud dancer
with beautiful stage settings and elecs
frical effects 1t IS written by til
seli-known author, Matthew OFT. lie
will appear II the bradley on tfidayt
Dec. ~. ever Two hours OF entertain,
1nent with iutsfnission.
An interesting absorbing story inter
woven With song and music will be
found In Boys and Girls, the new mu.
seal Offering which comes To the Brad.
icy Theatre on next Wednesdayini
The story Is TINT of college life bfisIling
With wit, set to iuueful music, the song
numbers new and catchy, rendered In
mastery manner by an exceptionally
strong singing contingency, ably sup
ported by achorus Of pretty girls whose
rendition Of the various musical num-
befs IL superb. The Piece Is gorgeousiy
mounted and will be offered at popular
prices.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16
Bradley Theater

one day while Fred Mitchell was
pitching n game against the Washing
ops. while he was menoef Of the
BOSTON, mefleans, De was knocked
aaf u the box ia the iiiih inning and
he morning paper had big headline
sxhich read. Sir. Mitchell knocked
at Of the Box fits father upon see
ing his la the paper Immediately took
~ tfr.t train out Of Hudson. Mas, ia
which place he vas residing to see
hoe b8'iIy bis son was hurt. hf
Mitchell has entered the theatrical
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16

Harsh ply sizes react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipslieh
poan's Resulets operate easily, tone
: sne stomach, cure constipation. &C.
Ask your drnggist tor them.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16

ne enumeration oil euilufen III the
Town Of Thompson between the ages Of
4 and 10, resulted rs follows.
West Thompson 10
Thompson Cen er Oh
9uadie 10
Brandy Hill 55
Grossenofdae l69
New Boston 81
ipham ~
Milsonsiile 80
East Thompson 30
Pond Al
Paine ~
Meehaniesville %
North Grosyenerdale 49s
Total 1887
Attending public schools Az
Attending pafochial schools 400
Al labor 90
Not In school between and 5
years OF age ~
Not in school between d and !
years Of age ~
Mol In school between and II
years OF age II
Not in school between ! and 10
years Of age NJ
The Ladies' Missionary meeting held
in the ladies' paflur of the Gongrega-
tionai church ON Monday was well al
tended. This being the annual meeting
the mite boxes were opened. Miss
Green of Ceylon addressed the ladies
telling OF her work and was very IN
teresting. Tea WAS served nj the close.
The usual basket ball game WAS held
on Thursday evening, the Mechanics.
Vile team playing the Thompson
team, the latter defeating them.
William RonviIle lost his Infant
child last week, being ill only few
days. The burial was at North eros
eenefdale.
Mrs. Charles Knight has IA very in
tefestiug dancing claSs and Is succeed
ing so we'll that the evenings are open
10 spectators Who enjoy watching the
Progress made.
Caroiyne Hetfiek has been visiting
ia Town the past week.
Mrs. Josln Of Putnam was n guest
Ia town on Tuesday
The attendance VAS good ON SUNDAY
al the churches. keS, John N MOORE
preached we'll ON ADJUSTMENTS.
The miel-week service at the Congre.
gaiiona chureh Was OF interest, the
subject being, The 81 OF the Tongue
Mrs. ". = Reebe and Miss Dorothy
are nj home after an absence of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ollney have CLOSED
their house for the winter.
The Baptist pulpit is being supplied
by Rev Mf. Cast of the Newton Theo
logical seminary. The usual Christ
mas Entertainment is TO be held anc
the young people have play IN prep
afaiion.
You can save cash trouble and post
age by ordering Your magazines
through Geo. r. shaw. Club rats cat
slogue free for the asking, Telephone
Your order, he Will do the rest.
The same question every seat' Nha
shall | get for the family This yea
You can quickly answer the Nina
question by ordering Of Geo. r. shaw
nj once piano-player that any ON
can play or Nielfola With all tn
world : best music.
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16
The spsneer

Words haze heen added % The Ens
iiSh .ansua-s a. the result Of ~asers
The third Lord Spencer bel that 10y
ee.,las - - taa Rart Of hss over
aaat he esAlA. hgi,sS iata fashion aver
eoaIs =, Sher ,Aai the skirts " iae
4ndereeat we0sd show beneath. lie
won his wager. and spencer became
the name both Of that garment and ef
the feminine one afterward construct.
ed In It's likeness
A Nssrishirs Diet.
sspop. what do haiis and bears IN
Wall street live ony' MOSTLY lamb
chops. my boy - Baltimore American
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-16

The enumeration of children in the
Town OF Thompson between the ages Of
and 10, resulted ms follows:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09
Una ley que acabaIa
las hue|gas,
A las camaras de Suecia
ha sido presentado un
,mrortante proyecto de
ley
Desde Ia fecha de su aprobacion
el gobierRo tendra derecho a
interyenir en- 10 relative a
cOntratOS ObrerOs.

Stokolmo, JUNO lei ensayo de
nuclga general realizado rcciente-
mentc en- Suecia ,habia inducido al
gobierno cstudiar los medios de
inspeccionar la renovation y repeti-
cion de conflictos tan graves como
los va producidos en- el RENO.
A csc efecto ha sido presentado d
las Camaras un proyecto de ley, pre-
parade por el gobierno, relative d
los contratos ohreros.
Entre otras disposiciones, estatu-
ye ell proyccto que ningdn contrato
de trabajo puede ser concertado POI
plazo mayor de cinco amos. Durante
la vida de dicho contrato, nj el pa
tr6n. nj ell emplea ado podran recurrir
a medidas tales como el lockout" Q
la huelga. va sea para reivindicacio-
mes personales, o bien por solidari-
dad con terceras personals.
Ell provecto comprende tambien
la instruction deun tribunal arbitral
obrero en- Stockolmo, compuesto de
tres iurisconsultos y cuatro obreros
y establece una larga serie depenali
dades (desde multas a prision correc
cionales), aplicables los organiza-
dores de huelgas, siempre que estas
comprometan la tranquilldad y la
prosperidad de la nacl6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09
la came en- Ponce,
Solo pueden sonar con
ella los pobres y verla
los pudientes.
In perito en- el negocio asegu-
ra que Ia causa de la caren.
.cia de este articulo obedece
a la escasez de ganado.
De nuestro cOrresponsal

JUNO LA corte municipal ha
resuelto esta mafana 5 julcios crl-
minales y tres civles.
Tn peri6dico local, reprodujo in
tegro la entrevista que publlc6 el co
rresponsal de La Correspondence
de esta ciudad con ell distlnguldo
caballero Sr. D. Ermelndo Salazar.
Dicha conferencia ha sido muy CO.
mentada acknowledgements.
Continue expendiendose la car
ne de res alsubido preco de siempre,
yrefriendonos este asuntos, un ca
ballero de esta ciudad, muy pert
en- el negocio nos decia en- noches pa
sadas:
Sc necesita para el consume de
carne de esta ciudad 10 menos 400 o
800 cabezas de ganado vacuno, Gu
vas reses Sc hace dihcil consegulr-
las, debido a la escasez que cada dia
aumenta de ganado, Estoy seguro
que los abastecedores no obtlenen
mayores ganancias, pagando la arrc
ba de carne a tres pesos y medic, Y,
dandola al precio que la venden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09
PR0TOC0L0 No. 4 ' SUS ANEX 0S.

da alguna sera Ia misma denomlna-
cion Ia que aplicaran estos dos tan
diversos casos de ocupacion. Mas
por quienes, empleando el tecnlcls-
mo consagrado por la ciencia y por
los Tratados, reserven la denomlna~
cion de ocupaci6n militar a la ocupa
cion belica 8 sea la q. So hace por
fuerza, no podra calificarse de ocupa
cion miitar, la convenida en- el Pro-
tocelo. ..-... :,
Es, pues, in1til querer poner al
ampsro de una denomination CO.
mtn actos esenciales diversos y Gu
vas consecuencias legltimas jamas
Sc han confundido, La ocupaclon!
de Ia plaza, bahia y puerto De Mani
la a que tienen derecho los Estados-
Unidos por 10 convenido en- Was
hingtor, no es una ocupaci6n militar
8 b6lica que le haya conferido legl
timamente los derechos y facultades
que esta lleva en- 81 misnla.
Los jefes de las fuerzas America
mas en- Filipinas, es indudable que
participaron del error que en- ell me-
morandum Sc comete. Sc comprende
que una vez apoderados de Ia plaza
Y mientras no tuvieron noticias de
Ia suspension de hostilidades, hu-
biesen comenzado a ejercer todas las
facultades y derechos de un ocupan
te militar 6 b6lico. Mas, en- el Memo
randum Americana Sc reconoce que
lei l6 de Agosto fueron aquellos Je-
fes enterados de la suspension con-
venida de hostilidades. Esto no obs
tante, continuaron ejerciendo aque~
Has facultades que no tenian y que
dehfan saber que no tenian. En- aque
LA fecha aun funcionaban los organi
mos de la adminitracion Espailola.
Desde el l6 de Agosto fue cuando las
fuerzas Americanas comenzaron i
apoderarse "maunu-militafi' Gle ia
le organismos y de los fondos, rentss
e impuestos p,iblicos asi como cont
nuaron reteniendo prisioneras las
tropas espaho]as que Sc habian rem
dido el dia IA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09
1nejor eerveza.

:,rezg Pisls Bros. e II a
nasn To- sres A Alvarez her
mo en g: ccnocido estableecimian
5ie ls ralIs San jose nimero = en-
., Iusn Ia Piel Bros no contiene
-a1cia slgtEna uociva i Ia salud
- Tn nla-nifico refrescan.e V recons
tituven-e I'm este estabecimienro
bien a-rejitsdo encontrareis. Piel
Bros q'lr . Ia meior clase de Ger
vera. te~iaiera cerveza Lager Ala-
mana Malta de Ia mas fina ' flor ,is
cerve-a de Bohemia de clase SUD
nor son su. conpetentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09

Pero Ia de una plaza 9 territorio
Dor un acto de guerra, da mas am
plios derechos al beligerante que de
Ia una 8 del otro Sc ha apoderado por
Ia fuerza. No adquiere, es erdad,
por la conquista, el derecho de sobe-
rania en- Ell pals conquistado, pero
81 adquiere la possession y ejercicio
provisional de esta soberanfa. Men
tras Ia ocupaci6n subsiste, las atri-
@buciones del Seberano en- el orden
polftico, en- el financiero y adn en- Ell
Administrative, pueden ser ejerci-
das por ell ocupante, aunque siempre
con Ia moderation que requiere ell
respeto aebido q los derechos de los
habitantes pacfficos, porque hoy la
guerra no Sc haceentre los pueblos
Bino entire las fuerzas armadas de los
Estados beligerantes.
Basta con 10 dicho para que resal-
te la diferencia capital que a nadie
permite confundir Ia ocupacion pa
cffica de garantfa con la ocupacion
belica de Ia conquisa. 1En que con-
cepto persisten los Estados Unidos
desde el IA de Agosto en- ocupar la
Ciudad, puerto y bahia de Manila? =?
En- concepto de ocupacion belica;
por haberse apoderado de Ia plaza a
viva fuerza despues de firmado ell
Protocolo. iEn que concepto tienen
exclusivamente derecho los Estados
Unidos para ocupar aquella plaza y
su bahia y puerto? En- ell de ocupa-
ci6n pacffica de garantia, y NADIA
mas que este, por 10 convenido en- la
clausula ga. de aquel Convenio. iCo-
mo, pues, cabe afirmar que es indife
rente para el case el caracter de tai
ocupacion? Es in it'll insistir mas so
bre un punto de los mas elementales
que hay en- la materia del Derecho
International de la guerra.
Ell segundo error que SC ostenta es
Ell Memorandum Americana. consis-
te en- suponer que fu6 una ocupacion
militor la convcnida en- el Protocolo
Para aquellos que entiendan esta
denomination en- cl scntido dc ocu-
pacion con f'lerzas milit ares, sin du-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09

I'm esta imprenta Sc vende pspel de
periodicos viejos q 50 quiutai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09

Pregdntele a su Barbero
Sobr Menos galones; Duran Mas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-09
~TODO NUEVO~
Necstamo espac yendmo icuos mtad de de
DEPARTAMENT0 De P0RCELANA ' CR|STALEA|A,

Plaos de porcelana coore Copas de cristal
(oANeA Vasos de csal 6nos que pecio c.
Sc Copas con adornos dorados 10yl5 Floreros de
cristal TO- 15 90 25 Fguras de biscuit Valor 25
Tazas de poroelana Jarros crista inf
nidad de aculos todo rebaado de peco Vaas con l02
pleas oza blanca ST. Id decoradas cocre $10
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

MT. Rohrbacher. secretary of the Globe Chamber of Commerce, under stands properly that one of the duties of his office is to spread the fame of his town. MT. Rohrbacher has therefore not concealed from the press of Los Angeles the alleged pur- pose of Globe to become the capital of Arizona. When the Durango road is built. says Mir. Rohrbacher. Globe will be the most accessible point in Arizona. But when the Durango road is built that will increase the access sibility of Phoenix in exactly the same degree and add just that much to the superior railroad facilities this town already enjoys. However, we find we are falling into the error of seriously discussing Mr. Rohrbacher and his capital moving project
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
EVERYTHING ENDORSED
 BUT THE NEW TARIFF
BY THE REPUBLICANS OF IN
 DIANA
That Subject Was Passed Over n
 Silence

Indianapolis. April 5-Thc republI- cans uf Indiana in convention today inaugurated their campaign by the selection of the state ticket with the exception of governor. and lieutenant governor. and adopted a platform en- dorsing a protective tariff. a tariff commission. conservation. the Rooso- welt policies and the administration of President Taft
 Senator BeVeridgc's record in con gross was enthusiastically endorsed No mention was made of the Payne Aldrich tariff law which MT Bsver- idgc voted against in the senate
 MT Beveridge addressed the con- vention chiefly on his record in tariff legislation. He said; Like President Taft. wanted free iron ore. of which we have the greatest deposit on earth, and which the steel trust chief ly controls.
 Like President Taft. wanted many raw materials that need no protection put on the free list. yet only one was so treated.
 Like President Taft. I wanted the ancient wooden schedule reduced. IL gives to the wooden trust an unfair control and raises the price and re duces the weight of the peoples clothing. From few. if any of the decreases do the people get any benefit
 'I was for law that would have protected the wages nf every work ing man of Indiana and yet enable that workingnan to get his clothing and common comforts cheaper. and such law could have been written II shall be written"
 When George Cunningham the per manent chairman of the convention at the close of MT. Beveridge's speech. called for the report of the commit tee on resolutions. the chairman at once quickly put the question of the adoption of the report. and on an aye and nay vote. the motion carried by q good ma iority. although there was chorus of Noes" in different parts of the hall.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
Mir. Canning's Denial.

We print today letter from MT. Canning. one of the active officers of the anti saloon league. in answer to some observations made in these columns few days ago in reference to the sale of liquor to boys. In this letter MT. Canning makes the em- phatic statement that never. at any time. has any boy been. encouraged t" go into saloons for the purpose of getting evidence against barkeep- CTS We art more than glad to have this information. Infamous as is the sale of intoxicants to boys. the send ing of boys into saloons to buy drinks.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
MAssIE HAS GOT FEM AGAIN.

Massie has Nice Rugs. MaSsie has Iron Beds. Massie has Brass Beds. Massie has Fine Springs MaSsie has Cotton Mattresses. Massie has Felt Mattresses. Massie has Pretty Comforts. Nassie has Oak DresSerS. Massie has Oak Rockers MaSsie has Extension Tables. Massie has Linoleum. Nassie has the Best Trunks. Massie has Suit Cases. Massie has Chairs MaSsie has the Mantle Lamp. Massie has Couch Covers Massie has Portieres- Massie has Lace Curtains. Massie has Sanitary Couches. Massie has Granite Ware. Massie has Tin Ware Massie has Good Dishes. Massie has Tubs and Boards Massie has Mating. Massie has ChiffoDieres. Massie has Spring Cots. Massie has Everything
 MASSiE 6 SONS,
 IA w. Washington Street.
 Phone Main 257.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

The career of Colonel Roosevelt from the date of his arrival in Africa on his hunting expedition until the present mOTent. reminds one of that expressive definition of human life. just one alarmed thing after an other"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

for any motive whatsoever, would be indefensible and despicable. Our comments on this phase of the sub ject discussed the other day were based on the assumption that the current stories were true
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
OPIUM FOR FISH.

san Francisco. April 5.-Consigning countless dreams to fishes. Customs Clerk Anderson today boiled s23.000 worth of contraband opium seized in recent searches of oriental liners, and poured the valuable drug into sewer
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
COAST BASEBALL.

At san Francisco-Oakland. 1; San Francisco. ?.
 At Los Angeles l.. Port land. 10.
 At Sacramento-Los Angeles. 4: Sacramento, 2.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
HIGH PRICES PRODUCED RIOT.

New York. April 5.-Five hundred in dignant women of the upper east side rioted today when they found that the prices of meat had been substantially advanced by the butcher shops in the vicinity
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-03

worlds and multiplied millions of years have
passed, we will be living in heaven or hell,
enjoying eternal bliss or enduring eternal
torment and punishment and then it will
only be begun. But all will not be saved.
All will not vote for Statewide Prohibitions
While these words are being written and
my heart is aching for the blessing Of God
on our fair State and happiness in homes
and eternity, there are numbers planning
for the licensed saloons and thousands
dying without God and going into outer
darkness. What will eternity mean to the
lost as they are incarcerated behind the
swelling walls of hell to be shrouded in
eternal darkness? Buried beneath the fiery
pillows Of eternal damnation while flames
envelope the naked soul and the serpents Of
hell hiss, crawl and sting them, and the hell
hounds are ever upon their track? These
demons gloat with glee as they torture fallen
hopeless souls and pitchfork them through
the midnight regions of hell where there is
no booze to quench their thirst. There the
lost will cry, fry, roast, wall and wiring their
hands, pull their hair, curse, pray and plead
as they roll and tumble through the dark
c~averns. The white winged angel Of mercy
and peace will have winged its flight. Nc
God, no hope, no rest-only eternal dark
ness is before them. Their walls will echo
from the dark banks of despair, lost in
eternitv's night. Christian friends, will we
let the Sth of November pass and fail tc
choose a blessing? May the God of Moses
lead US out into a goodly land and our state
be dry. REV. W. W. STRoTHER.
Des Arc, Mo-, October 28, 1910.
P.S. If this article does any n good!
please drop me a line. S.