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Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

Princess Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary Is the full na me of the little lady whose picture Is shown above. sbe Is the only daughter of King George V. Of England and has just passed her thirteenth birthday. Princess Mary. as she Is commonly called Is just little girl. despite her high sounding title. and ia being educated according 10 the simple rules that prevail fin the Eng fish royal household. Her greaf-grand. mother. queen Victoria. believed that her children should be reared in strict simplicity. and this system has been followed in succeeding generations Princess Mary has been taught. among other things. the value of thrift tnd is sometimes seen at the posiofiiee near the palace deposifing savings on her OWN account
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

By City Carriers Daily, Sundays and Holidays excepted) at ss2e a. m. and 4-10 p m.; and HOS s. m- in the Business Section One delivery bY City Carriers on Holidays.
 Collections and Despatches From the Street Letter Boxes, Sundays aae Holidays excepted.l .r0
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
A. nia aiIl.

cuest = How sonS is this lcase oi your hotel to runs Hotsa Cierk-wha' lsasss Gusst-Ths oos just gave yos shs money for-Nsw Yoek preaA
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
City of Putnam Sewer Contract

Bids for the laying of . sewer on Mar shall street from the center of Providence strees to the center of Battey street, will be received at the ofice of George W. Perry, resident engineer on September 2, 1910.
 ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Mayor
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
 Ne Got Her.

-it's SO hong since you called upon me" said the girl as she came down tc the young man in the parier. "thas ! was beginning to think you were for. getting me
 ..I am for getting you" replied the smart youth. and that's why I've called tonight. Gan have yoay'
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York, Hartford and all point
 north east, south and wes. al SIS a. u. Boston, s.l5, To- Ia a. h., 3.45. 6 05 p. III. Danielson, s.l5, Il s. m., 3.45 p. III. Norwich. l5, Il a. m., 3-45. 6.G5 D. m. Hartford, & l. Ii a. m., 4.l0 GO ?. IL. New York, s-l5. II s. m., 4.lo, 100, p. ID Worcester. s.i5 3. m., SOS ?. m. Webster, SIS a. m., sos D. m. Wahmantie. s.la. II a. nl.. 4.io 3. n. Sundays from sll points s.30 a. m. MALLS CLosk FOR Boston, %. lo.io a. m..l2 ,3.35 .s5, .45p.n Danieisou, : 40, l0.l0 a. m. 5.35, 7.45 p. 10. Hartford. 40, o.i0 s. m., 5.35 T.45 D. m. New York. 1.i0, lo.l0 ann, 3-l5,5 35,7.45 p. u New Haven. 10, l0.l0a- n., a35, 7.4s p. n. Norwich, 40, le.loa. m, 5.35, 7.45 p. n. Willimantic, !.o5, lO.l0 A. m, 5-a5, : 43 p. m. Worcester, T.o5, l0.l0 A. m.. 3 35, 5.35, 7.45 '
 III.
 West and Southern States, 7.oo 40, l0.lo, .
 m. 3.l5, 3.33 5.35, 7.4S D. m. Worcester and New London, North, Way Sta
 tons, LOS s. In., 3.35 D. m- Worcester and New London. South, Way Sta.
 tions. T.95 a. m. 5.35 p m. Boston and Hartford, East, Way Stst,onA 7ls Boston and Hartford West. Way Stations, 5.s,
 D. ID.
 Boston and Pough., East. Way Stations, s.Ss Boston and Pough.. West. Way Stations, io.iC
 s.
 Boston, Providence an. New York. East, Way
 Stations. la.le am.
 WeodstOcks, south, North. East, l0.S0 a. m.
 s.S5 p. I'll.
 Pomirss, 7.is A. m-, 5.35 D. n. Nights for all points T.45 D. m. West Woodstock, Woolstoek Valley, Wes,
 ford and EAstfosd io-3o A n8 Wes; Thcsspson 7.i5 a. ID. Nights fox all points 45 D III. Sandays tor sll points 7S0 ?. n.
 FRANK C. LETTERS. Postn.Astef
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Putnam and Proyidenea

Leave Putnam for Providence and way point, at 6-35 s. m changing at ElmyilIe en cars of the Providence and Danielson Railway, leaving Eimyiiie at 6.45 and s.45 8. m. and hourly thereafter to and including 6.45 p. m. Return ing. leave Market Square, Providence, at 5.k a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 ?. m-, ther 5.45 p. m. Fare s cents.
 sDoes not raH Sundays.
 .SundsyS. one hour later.
 xSundavs, hours later.
 All soathboaud cars couneett Central Vi- iage with ears tor Moosap
 This table sabiee; to change wit oe notie
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
WOMEN OF MIDDLE
 AGE
Need Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Brookhsld. Mo.--"Trvo years ago I was unable to ae any kind of work and only weighed lls pounds. My troa6le
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Putnam Mail Service NOVEMBER, 1909.
 POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.S0 5. m.to 5 D. m

sundays. from $50 to s.sa a. m. The lobby will remain open 10 Lock Box heideas nat F n HolIdavs iron 6.3o a.m. 10 l2 m..5.30 to pm Carriers window open Sundays from s.3o tt 9.31.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
PRUDENTIAL SECTION.
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX.
KITKAL rREE DFI.IyrRy

Routes No. !, P. and Rural Carrier. leave daily, Sundays and Holi days exeeptedl s,s.l0s. ID return al 3.l0 ?. m MailAble matter, weiehing pounds or les sent by Rural Gamers must be prepaid by stamps affixed.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

p~spo<ism may govern without faith bu, liberty eannct-Ds Tocquevtiis.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
NOTICE

By order of the Probate Court for
 the District of Putnam, the real estate
 of samuel Basto, late of said district,
 deceased, consisting of the following
 ! described property Viz. One undivided one half of a wood
 lot in East Putnam said tract contain
 ing ten acres more or less. One farm with buildings, situated in
 the village oftQuadic in the town of Thompson.
 One wood lot containing five acres more or less situated in the village Of Quadic and know as the ceder swamp. One tract of fresh meadow contain ing five acres more or less situated on the road leading past the Holland place.
 One wood lot containing thirty acres more or less situated on the road from Putnam Heights to East Paxnam. One farm with buildings on the
 same road opposite the Basto place
 will be sold at private sale.
 FREDERICK N. SEWARD, Administratsr of Estate Of Samuel Basto. | .GoIRI OF PROBATE HoLDf.N Al
 ef Putnam on the 18th day Of July, A. D. lsio Present, EDWARD G. WRIGHT Judge Estate ot Ann M- Prentice. late Of Putnam, ir said district, deceased.
 William D. Goodwin. Administrator. Ordered that six months from the date heFe0s oe, and the same limised and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against sad estate. and the Administrator directed 10 give poeAe notice to the creditors Of said e>t2te 10 bring In their claims within said time aIioWs1. by posting copy Of this orier the public slga- post nearest the place where tbe deceassd lasi d~eit, within the same Town, and bs publishing the same in some newspaper having . eircEiasion ID said Probate District. and return make te this Court of the notics given.
 Attest, o-S2 EDWARD G. WRIGHT. JasAss
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
DELIVERIES

Open from 5 a. n. 10 5 p. h., closed ca sul
 days and Legal Holidays. Registry Division open during office hours
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Psr..an shsmls.

The ~shais ui herman whence our word '-sha wis made ot goats hair I.iA. the carpets. The shawl patterns are iearned ps heart. and the work is even liner Chtidrcn ais, do this work 1T Is estimated that kermaa tnrns oat S.sO.Uso worth Of sha wis handmade. year Ths nuess product Is ar eeas pattern. rich celor effect. made espe- esaiis for The governor ef the province who wears it as robe of honor on the perslsn New Years day.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

FRANK G. LETTERS. po..nA..e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
@ereins :Na1rt@ten.

4 9ie geamte1 ser bem Staatsz
8erbono angel9lonenen 8ereine lper
SEN boflidit erirbt> ibren 8eri6t neblt
SsSabresbeitrog brett an Sen Tinan5-
5efret6r, @rn. @m. @ibner, Seem
ltlm, Minn., iobalo mie m0glid ein>
5uididen, 6omit linn @elegenbeit ge<
geben miro, ieinen Sabresberiht CUR
3eit fertig gu baben. Mu6 MORE es
iebr 5eitgemaB uao 1obenSmertb,
penn sic peri9ieoenen Gereine ibren
SSobresbeitrog al1f IS Gents pro Meit=
glie6 erboben miir6en. M6tungsbou
5eidnen iid Saul SENT, Brali=
sent, @inona, Minn.; Sranf
Sungbauer, prot. Sefr., ct.
Saul, Min11.
Welegentli6 ser lebte @o6e 9on=
nerl tag Mben0 bon sen Mitgltebern
oes in ct. Glou6 beitebenoen ct.
Morgoretben 3meigpereins ser Wtn,
ne oto Inter tiibungsge leui6aft anf
ren Moie n Dor oem Bfarrbauie Ser
ct. Glouo unbefledten G%mpfangntB-
@entei116e geboltenen l1nterbaltung
muroe Elm R%eingemim bon $50 er<
5ielt, melde 5l1mme fir Mnidaffung
elmer ct. Observation-Disclosures
Gerlpen011na fin0en mfrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

|itatt, nobel 6em bodm. 8farrer mel,
rere Hrieiter aus ser MabbarIdaft
aliitirten.
: Mittmo6 fommenoer @ode piro
I'M &onbent Ser Tran5isfaneri1me=
tern gu 2ittle SAILS sic @infleioung
mebrerer illngen 3omen, sic li6 sem
Droen anidlieBen, in @egenipart oes
bo9p'lten Serrn 8iidofs 1robec por-
genomme1r. Mnoeren Cages meroen
bel einem bonn bo6m'lten 9i05eian-
oberen celebrirten Nontificalamte So
lelblt mebrere 5dmeitern Sic einfo-
den u1,o sic emigen @eliib0e ablegen.
$ Die fir oen bo6tp. &errn Bbil.
5alome bon Ga Groiie, @is., Elm
Hrieiter Ser Observation-Disclosures Sir
de, Son1tag in Ser unbefl. gmpfGng=
ntBtirde SIT ct. @louo gum 8eiten ser
griediiden &atbolifen oieles 2anoes
erbobene &ouefte, betrug $50. Der
bod)p. 9err belt in alien oret Mel=
len am Sonntag cine Hreoigt uno fat
ii6 !6l1rd cin 0em bobm. Hoter Ml=
freq, 8. g. g., gegebenes @eripreten
perpflibtet, i'm Monnt Oftober in ser
9alle Ser ct. MarienIdule SIT 81.
Glorb einen @ortrag iiber sen Orient
81 bulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
! 9i15eian=M a@ri@tem

$ BUR @epinnung 6es 8ortiuncl1-
la=MblolIes empfingen in ser &atbe=
0rale iiber 1000 &erlonen am Dien=
flag sic 81. 8omml1nion. SSm 8ei6t-
FUTILE leiiteten Sem bo6m. &atbeoral-
pfarrer, Or. SEQ @ans, neblt Dem
@e6ilfsprieiter, bodm. @err s..
56onenberger, u1ro Dem bii6ofli@en
Sefretar, bo6m. Serr sos. 8ilen-
bring, sic bo6m. @erren 56erer bon
8aoua, @elp bon 2ittle Saus, 8la6=
ia bon &oDalton, SanSfi bon Nortb
8ruirie nno &romolidt bon ct. @1ouo
Musbilfe. Dienitag Morgen INN 8
ltbr celebrirte bodp. &err Sderer
urtter Miiiiten5 Ser bobniroigen
Serren S6onenberger mno @iaen=
bring Elm feierli6es &o@amt
u16 Mben6s balb 8 nbr bielt bo6m.
Nfarrer Cans inter Miiiiten5 Der
bodm. &erren S9erer un6 Wiuen-
bring feierliben @ottes6ienit nit ia
framentalildem Sege11, morarf Die
II itlid,feit nit Sem MhiinGen beg
uBroBer @ott" gum MbldyluB fam.
s sSn ser st. Morienfirde ser bonn
bodm. Serri1 Mic. &eiffer 5u @oen
8anep paitorirten @entein0e fan6 am
Sonntag bie Weibe Ser neuen M1tdre
11ntes ent1predeltoe1 6eierli6feiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

- Das @eldaftslofal oes Mnitrei-
6ers mo Gapetenbdnolers IS. 6.
Sort an 5. Mpenl,e ii0lih gerietB
Mfittmo6 Mbeno pergangeller 8obe
ol,s elmer Bis iebt nod, nidt ermit-
telten l1riade III 8rano. 9ie Seter-
lpebr neriubte lbr 8eltes, oos @ebalt-
be sit retten> mobei aber ser Waaren=
oorratb ol,rd Sic @aiiergiilie pon-
ltdnoig unbral1dbur gemadt nno oa=
ourb ein 5d)aoen BON etma $500 an-
geridtet muroe. M1,b bas @ebdl1oe
muroe SIT elmer iplden Summe be-
idaoigt; in beioen Salen lit ser 5da,
SEN ol,rh &erliderl,ng altsgegliden.
= Sic Granite Sr0uitrie ct.
Glo1os' miro ouf ser b%iesidbrigen
Misunderstanding IN elmer @eiie bar,
gel tellt meroen, mie oies boroen1 nidjt
gel 6ob. l1nler Grant, ser amer,
fannt bette ieirer Mrt, ner0ient ltd=
erlid, 0ab ici,e Gor5iiglidfeiten bel
olen m0gliden @elegenbeiten 100
ncltloS" Dempnltriert mer0en.
Glbcrtu Mprifolen III flei1,en
&orbbcn uno I'M @roBen, California
Mprifoien, 8irnen l1,1o Hflalmen bel
@cbriiber 8uwtng.
- @imbeeren ltets friid) bel Sc
briiSer 8u,uiug.
- Gin erfabrener 9udbalter gum
1ofortigen gintritt perlongt bon ..
6. Nbeles & g., @u. Climb.
= Gen Snlalien oes ct. SoiepbS
N%lte,1beims miro ont 6reitag bon Sen
5dmeitern, melde sic Mnltalt leiten,
cine @elege1beit gegeben, 0em Scott
scrt, meldes int empire &arf gegeben
miro, bei5lupobnen. Die Stir Jorge
ser ebrm. 5dmeltern fir Sic ibnen
unuertrouten alten 2el1te lit mirflt6
cine l%obensmertbe.
- 9ie Mitglieoer ser ct. Glol10
@anoelsfammer treffen Gorberettltn=
gen fit Elm obernmlige Sl101titrie=
Ml,sltellung, dbnlid ie1er, bie int
lebten Sabre gebalten wl1roe; Oielelbe
lon oielel1 @erbit itottfin0en, TT Sen
;3immer1 Des Commercial Club &C.
bolten meroen nr6 Stearns County
in 8e5l1g ouf Srr0uitrie int beIten 2ld-
te 0ariteuen.
- Sic @ottin 6es al1f Ser Sltleis
te %pobnen0en Observation-Disclosures
@ult Sod pur6e am Dienltag i'm
ct. &opbaels @oSpital zines inneren
8epQdies tpegen operirt. &ofentlt6
meroen ii6 Sic 6olgen ser Operation
5lt1n 8elleren geitalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

Der RNorottera,1 2Onneritaa.
.en. - Geo. gbirbart lit bon Sra5e'
5ier eingetroffen in ser Mbiibt, I'M,
ter uns lein @interqlartier auf3u
,dIagen. - Sobn @elna fat. mebre
re Berionen angeitellt, sic fem Sc
treble nit ser Senie abmaben. -
Sobn S. ganered biiBte leBten 8rei.
.ag cine %ipertbpolle &llb Elm, Die bon
einem Dom @inoe nngetpebten Baum
%letroffen lrllo get0otet ipl.roe. - Die.
be itablen in lebter Donneritog Mad1
aus 0enr @etreioelauie 6es 8eter
&l,dlpd 26 8uidel @ei5en; man per-
folgte sic Spur oes Diebes, sic iid
je6o9 i'm Sanoe perlief.
Satf Centre.
9as Geitament ser %peritorbenpt
Brou SSrene g. @arnl1m, pelbes Dor
GINGER 3eit CUR 8egutadtl1ng inn
RadluBgeridt 5u ct. @louo unter"
breitet ml1roe, lit bon MadlaBri6ter
&laien bermorfe11 moroen, ga aus Sem
3ellgniB zines Mr5tes erli6t1ib lit,
oaB 6ral1 8arn,mr sur Belt, als fie
6as 5eitament u%nteridrieb, nidt 5u=
rednmngsfdbig NOR. Das @igentbum
Ser G%erltorbenen miro al1f $4,000 IN
8aar al1gegeben uno NOR Dem 2lcas
&ells sur Nubniebung ser 5pei bin-
terlol1enen gnfel a11bertraut. = 9ier
fat Sic Mnfiinoigung oes &errn S. 6.
Min11ette fir sic domination fir oaS
&eprdientantenamt umieres Diitrifts
angenebm beriibrt, unb es miro bier
gebofft, oaB iid 0ieles @efiibl iiber
SEN ga115en 81. legislatipen 9iltrift
perbreiten un6 81 @uniten bes &errl1
Minnette 0emielben 5olge gcgeben
miro.
Gpllegebilc.
Camille Jran5 &lein bon 81. Saul
lit bier bei Sen @ltern auf 8eiu6;
6ran5 perbringt bier feline Serien-
5eit. : S. %. @iQiber begob ii6 leb-
tie @pde nit leinen bei0en 5obneu
EiuS lro Mibael nob Gol0 Spring,
no er Setter uno Jl1noanlent mie sic
Mol1rerorbeit Gil 0en1 11euen @obnz
5alts mobt, 0as ooielbit iein Sobn
Qui0o erridten laBt. = 2ebten Jrei=
tag Mbel1o lit 5ran3 glreb, m%oblporbe-
reitet 0urh Sen Gmpfong ser fl. Ga
frame11te, i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren
ergeben in @ottes fl. @iaerL in ein
6elieres SenieitS biniibergeidlummert.
Ser torbene tpl1r0e in Deuti6lanc
geboren uno fam Dor AZ Sobre11 init
Camille in 6ieies 2ano, mo er iib in
Career County nie0erlieB. @or %
Sobren perlegte er iein @eim nob
GollegepiQe. Seine Sral1 ltarb Dor iie=
BEN Sabrer, na60em lie crit fur5 bor<
fer Sic goloene &od3eit gefeiert bat=
ten. Seitoem butte er ieine 8obnltng
bei iei11em Sobne @etnrt9. Die 8e=
fano ant 5onntag Madmit-.
tag INN 4 l1br itatt. 8ier &in0er be-
trauer11 0en-Go0 bes guten alten So.
ters; es fins oies: @einrih 9(ret 1tn5
6rau Soiepb gber bonn Sopn Sol
(egepile;; Clinton Mret bon 9ennepin
Gou>1tp uno 6rau Maria @ammd
Don st. Na11l: Moge Sic Dobingeidie-
Sene ruben in Srieoen!
81. Soiepb.
@err 6rib S9roe0er traf Dienitag
ron elmer eeidGftli9en Eour nod
Minneapolts mte6er in ieinem Sami-
lienfreiie Elm. - Ser in bteiem Somll
Soiepb Seim, welder fiir5=
li9 pom S6lage geriibrt uno nad
Sem ct. &apbaels &ospital gcbradt
lit Montag geneien aus Ser
@eilanitalt in ieinen baltslt6en &reis
mpr0en .-@err Casper Gre
ger, GQter unieres 8anquiers Sobn
s. Greper, melber nit ]einer @attin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
in lebterer 3eit fem Seim anf SSacobs
Nrairie batte, miro fommenoe ISOLDE

feline @obnuna nod ct. Soiepb Der
legen. Mm Samitag muroen an
Dem bieiigen @ottesader sic iroii6er
uebereite ser i'm gllter bon 81 Sabrer
I'M ct. &apbaels &ospital 5u ct
@lono ielig int @errn enti6lafe1er
Jrau Gliie 5tid, @attin oes in ct
Glono m%obnen6en gbriit. Stidb SEN
S6ob ser gr0e ii6ergeben. Die Ser:
ltorbele ipl1rbe erlt Dor 5 Monaten
init Dem iebt in tiefite Iralter Der
ietten @utten berebelidt; Tie mar Elm
5odter ser bier mobnenoen 6an1ilie
|Gbrt1t. Mets. Mit oem @otten 11n6
oen Gltern betrauern mcbrere &C.
ldmiltcr ibren friib3eitigen @ingang.
SIR Die ewige <be unb Sen trauern=
SEN @interbliebencn u1ier @eileoi.
8nf1nan.
5rau &oldiol bon bier, meld)e iid)
i'm ct. &apbaels @ospital 81 st.
Glou0 lpegen @olitein operiren lieB,
traf oieier Gage geiltno uno nm1r1ter
int &reile ibrer Mngeborigen Gin; ite
lit poQ bes 2obes iiber sic dr5tli9e
Hfleae pie sic ser &rarfenmdrterine1,
ltno fnnn jene Mn1tolt ollen 2ei0el,=
Sen, Bic cine beionoers quite Hflege &C.
nieben mDdter, ni6t genllg empfeb=
len. SRI. Martba Sdmolfe bon
Win1eapolis lift nah mebrere Gage
langem @elu6e bei ibrem bier mo6-
nenoen Obeim Sobn Sdmolfe Mitte
lebter @o6e beimgefebrt. = Die
&erren Sobn Sdmolfe, Sacob q.
0engel, q. Mepils un6 Tran5 8ranol
madten Mitte letter @ode per Muto
cine gei6aftfi9e Sour nod Mimnea-
polls. = Mutb. Softer, pelber ith
5iemli6 BON ieiner &ronfbeit erbolt
Datte, bot ei1er &iidfau befonmen,
Ben fit sen bebon6ell1oen Mr5t eil1 Be
oenfen erreger10er lit. - Slug. &nops
fat NIT ieiner 6amilie Sic @obm1ng
oes Sobn M. Brandt be5ogel1. - SSa<
eob 9engel lit nit Ser Mgentur Ser
int 3udtbauie 5u Stillmater fabri5ir-
ten electromagnetic hetraut 1poroen.
= Sobn 56molfe madte lebte $50
9e per %9(l1tomobil cine &l1noreiie bon
@l1fman na6 6olenoam 1md Brince=
ton, bon BORT iiber Mora na6 Sind
leD, int @on3e11 100 Meilen in einem
Sage. @err 56molfe lit 2anoagent
ltno bat 6aber Elm gutes Mrge fir er=
giebige Seller uno Sen Mufmuds. Sci
ner Musiage nad lift in gufmat Sic
6rudt 5ie11lid gut, bel 6olep gleid=
fails 5ienlt6 gut, aber bel &rinceton
l1lrb @indlep lit Sic grnte. olS cine
i6ledte 5u be5ei6nen. - Matb. So
lter ltorb lekten Sam tag Nad)mittag.
ST mar Elm gutes Mitglie0 Ser &C.
lmeinoe uno Elm gutter &ereinsbru0er.
gr mlr6e ant Montag pon1 bodhp.
&errn 8renoer beerbigt. Die 8e=
tbeiligu11g ait 6em 8egrabniiie mar Ell
ne lebr grobe. Mit ser 10 idrper ge=
priiften @attin betral1ern iedSdebn
&inoer Sen sos 0es guten &aters, bon
Denen 0as altelte % Sabre 5ablt nno
oas jiingite faum 6reipiertel 0es erlten
2ebensiabres iiberi6ritten fat. =
!Sier miro sic oiesidbrige @rnte etpa
go &ro5ent Ser lebtiabrigen liefer11.
Ser @ei3e lit id0n i6out
Sic 5rubt i6on aus; an Sen leioet
mu11 bier feinen Mangel. - SS1 Der
Creamery ner6en nod intl1er
uber 60 &lfen Butter per Sag ge=
madt. 9ie bieiigen Sarmer fangen
10 angelna6 an, uniere 8rtterfabrtf
ols cine quite @rmerbsqueue 5u be-
tradten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-27
johnson Opera House.

Savo the comedy juggler, and An
derson and Reynolds are two acts hard
to beat. Both are finished and no mis-
take is made when both are classed
among the top ones. Mention must be
mado of the Walthour Trio. This is
great act and every cyclst knows Mr..
Walthour. Three people in this big
feature act and it is great. The single
act accompanying this big double is
VIM. Dick, vocalist and instrument
alist. This big bill is for Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, Special bill for
Memorial day. Matinee at and 315.
Four shows on this day and evening.
Special acts will be featured at the
Opera house during the summer
months. Fans will soon be installed at
this place of amusement and the pat
rons will surely appreciate the same.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-27
High School Has q to
4 Picnic With Madison.
Address BY Speakers in The
Laymen's Movement.
Ten.vear.eld Donald 0'Brien Proves
Himself q Hero.

It appeared to be an easy matter for
the Skowhegan High school baseball
team to defeat the Madison High
school team in a game at FairvieW
park Wednesday afternoon. The final
score was q to 4. When the game be-
gan it looked as if the visitors were
going to do something but they met
their "Waterloo" after the first inning.
At the close of the first inning Madison
High had made four scores and there
they stopped and did not score again
during the game. The boys on the
Sknwhegan team have not played so
well this season. The men have been
changed to different positions each
game that the team has played, but
the right combination was reached in
the change Wednesday. One of the
features OF the game was the quick
work done by Symonds on first. Wes-
ton made the only home run. LsCasce
did excellent work during the entire
game. Rushworth played good game
for the Madison team. Burrill struck
out nine men and Carpenter five
Pierce got the only twobase hit. Mad
ison made 10 errors and SkOwhegar
four. Edward Parker acted as umpire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-27
SAVES HIS FRIEND.
Donald O'Brien Saves Myron Tucker
From Drowning at Lake Moxie.

When he saw his friend. Mvron
Tucher in imminent danger OF drown
ing, Donald O'Brien lowered himself
from a log into the water at Lake
MoXie and clinging to the log with one
hand reached down and grabbed the
clothes of his friend. who was about to
snh. There for a long time he held
with heroic nerve. at the same time
crying for help. Donald and his friend
We're rescued when nearly exhausted
Donald is eight years old and Myron
is 20 years old. They both live at Lake
MoXie.
Donald and MNron, Wishing to try
their new fishing rods in the lake.
Went to the shore and sat on a log
projecting over the water Myron sud-
denly lost his balance and fell into the
water. which was about eight feet deep
rhe boy could not swim, but with
presence of mind he tried to keep from
sinsinss- Donald. seeing his friends
danger, quickly lowered himself into
the water. holding with difficulty to
the clothes of his friend and keeping
himself from going into the water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The captain of the steamer British
Standard at Rio De Janeiro from Car
diff, April for Rio De Janeiro, reports
that his vessel foundered off Cape
Frio, Brazil, after striking some sub
merged object No lives We're lost.
Practically the entire business por-
ton of Wister, Okla, was burned
Wednesday night, causing a loss esti-
mated at 100000 Only a bank, two
stores and the depot remain in the bus
mess section.
With two bullets through his scalp
and another penetrating his heart Hen
ry w. Golf, aged 81, proprietor of a
small variety store on Wickendon
street, Providence, r. l., was found
dead sitting on a chair in his store
early Thursday. A revolver was fying
close by and it was evident that he
had committed suicide. No reason for
the suicide is known.
Reports received Thursday at St.
Adams, VT, from Hardwick tell Of a
terrific rainstorm which ragged in that
section Wednesday night The down.
pour is described as the worst in 20
years. The storm lasted only an hour
and half but in that brief period
caused considerable damage and as
sumed delIge proportions. The roads
We're entirely washed out and three
small highway bridges were carried
away.