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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Sin gsridJt oes 0snen drauen.
60ipitalS

in 2oHoon entbdlt bemerfenspertbe
3ablea iber Die ar6eit meiblid)er
Aer3te. SIN oeriloiienen Sabre iin0
bort ausihlieBlih BON Srauen 49,.
22S Yaiientinnen beban0elt mor0en.
e5 wurOen pom meiblihen Gbirurgeu
Die idiperiteH un0 foHpli3irteiten
Gperotionen eriolgrei6 p~oa5ogeu,
einJelHe lDeiblide 6perate1re er.
ireuen iih zines 10 groben 9tuies,
oob tie 0es ofteren bon mdBnlid)eH
aoae9eE al bciouOeren 5raueuopera.
tionen bcige3oaen wer0eH Jait or.
lheiAt Is marhenbait 0aB nod Dor
70 fur5er 3eit 0ie 8eiabignng Der
6rau fir Die Dle0ijin iiberbaupt be.
ifritten iueu0en fcHnte. Gas 0eue
Srauen-5 oipital 1T. ruie bic meiiteu
gon0oner Soipitaler, aui SpeH0ea
uno @aben dngepi0eH. Gin Bel.
troa BON iiber 500 Iouor, Den Is
fiirslid erbielt, mar anf o~riginele
Qrt 3uitan0e getommeH. CT mar oas
eraebHiB Der Gintrittsgel0er fiji
cine oHenflite Gistuiion. DIE @srs.
Saucoti, cine Der dlteiten TiIhrerin.
nen Der 5raneH@S timmredf5bepe
quna nit Ser b~efannen Stiarm.
rehtsgegnerin, Der ShriftjteQeriy
Uers. &uHIpDreg maro nsraHitaItet
bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Sin wsibIidsr aapitan.

nGs miro immcr beiierl~ fuerOen
oIe 1egner Der Emancipation er.
grimmt a~nsruien. ,gtitt acuuo.
Dab 0ie 6rduen idon baufig 0as
GbertommanOo iibernebmen. iobul0
tie SaS Sdidial beitimmt bat, in Sen
@afcn Der soc 81 ic9eIu. iebt oiirien
lie l0aar Die regelrcdte 20pltan.
priiinnA Dor SEN itaatlidcn @eh0r.
oen abgelen." ~ 9tur ruhid. meine
Scrrihaften. GriteuS lit Dies uorll Ill.
zig MIR IN 91nemdrf aeidehen. 100
Ole Srauen, mie IN SdlpcOen un0
AOruegen i%iberbaupt. idon icit Ian.
ger nllerIei Redlte genieBeH, mad DC.
men lire Nlitidnpeitern in cu0eren
europ0iiden 2Guoern oergcblid)
ihmnhten, uno 3peitens miro iih 10
idnell feiue 3'ueite finOen. ole SrdlI
aQnete BON 9auoie naheiicrt. Sic
Dai Dor Ser Marine ? @riifungsfom.
miiiiou in aopcnbaeen ibr aapitdn.
Eromen nit Duor5iislid" beitan0eu
mo Die 8on3eiiion sur 6itbruua ei-
mes non Ger Oaniihen Hegicruua iub.
uentipuirten @oitoampicrS i'm SIZE
.iioro erbaltcu. Gas flingt aroBar.
tig. gbcr Oh iid Die Gadc IN scr
Graris and 10 beneiOcnSlucrtb an.
ldBt, itebt nod Oabir. IS lit aller.
Oin1s faiim ou5umehmcn, 0aB Der
aopitdn eiHes BoitOampfers iemaIs
IN Die idapierigc Gage tommt, be5iia.
lid ser Els3iplin mchr ais enerqiidl
porgeben ODER gar nit Dem Repoloer
IN Ger 5uuit inter ser Manmdait
Cr0uunq ihoiien 81 miiiien, pie es
lid om beimiiden Serb 10 ihauris.
idlon in 3onlanen mo Secfdbrcrae.
ididten lieit. God IS qibt nod nit
auOeren @i0rigfeiten al fampien,
Dor alien nit Ocn Tiiden Oes Goiei.
oous. ser lid sic 5ior0e oft aenua
sum Spielbna ieiner 2aunc ausiudlt
uno elmer ih0pn 5r0u 5iIicbe iidler
niht oui iein @craniigen per5idtrt.
@eraoe 0cSbnlb lit obcr Die liner.
idrodenbcit 0oppeIt 5u bepunocrn
sic iid in ser @abl OeS 4~apit1nberu.
fes fruot6ut. cine 9abl. fuelfe Sic
mutbige Gdnin boffeutIih niemuIs
berelit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Sir Slide uuO 9ans.
aa@smsetisI.
(Sie Re5cpie iiHo lar . erra6ienc oasr 8
0uea2iene uuo 3 aiuber beTsauei9

= oHntag. @itiags: Sagoiuppe.
8emilftcS @cmiiie (aonieroeH)
&%albsbraten. @ompott. Salat.
SSarme Shof0.a0enipeiic nit
1lanOcIimice. - 9l6en0s: %,Sinn.
tGnOrdcr Salat. slundaitt
Nfontog. 9litt0gs: Scllerieiuppe.
*6arcc.aoteictteu nit Sal}fartof.
ieln mo Salot. ~ 9undl: Apfel.
refs. &alter guiidmitt.
0IenStag. Niiitaas 2~unQeniup.
pe. @IfaHtcs S%ungemms init aar.
toficln IN ser Sdale. II 9paad.
SiilJilciih init 9ratfortoficln.
u ittm 0 d.. Nfittaqs: 9luSellnppc.
@ulOid Don @anmclilciih nit
SnrtOiiei SpateH. ~ 2uud: Sa.
idee 0ui geroiteten @rotidnitten.
SMtterbrot.
0onnerSfag. Ylittaqs: %Ntobr.
riiben nit weiBen @obnen mo
SriiguirltdeR. - 9unh: SECURE
Seteier.
6reitos. @littagS: @rotiuppc.
6Il6 Guilanf. ~ 9nnd: aartbai,.
Ter &loBe nit NfAsiauee oOer aui.
idni!t.
S0nnaben0. W2ittdas. &drtoi
teliuppe uuo gefodlter Sped o0er
E Sotelileiidl. EIiuien. 2unh /:
&alter Nufihnitt. Hotbe &ibrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
An ,nrimr litnttrr.

sit NIB gebadt bon Oes 2ebcus
SlageH,
Sle Oas S6idial Dir aHiertragen,
Weblt oA nod INNER nit mioe:l
Sdlriftca
Sns Gotte5haus. nm 81 erbIttcn
6ur 0eiue ainoer Den @otteSiegsR,
IH Dem Dir INNER 10 pieI seIesen-
llMO nit sen iduaden ~5itternoen
6dnoen
empfangiI On @rieie III nelien pier
Mdu0en
Bon 0eineM Sobae, 10 Deit, 10 fern
Sen On ie5sH miiroeIt, 10 germ 70
Sbrdaen ilicBen Dir iiber Die 8angen
Gor Srpu0s ymo 9ei0 nab laHgenl
8augen.
Bon go6tera ulO GHfeIH-biit ou
umacben
ga iie Gel sir in Der 9tabe ieben
uno lueHH Die ae0e N Guerenl
areiie,
Bon mir. oam idllud3eit Oh leilc
limo piaiheit 5urid mid ms Sei'
mdt1bdus.
Gins Dem idjoH 10 LANCE i'd ging biIi'
aus.
nit tieier Se6niugbt aud i'd oil
0cnfe,
@enn mrine @eoanfen 5uriif i'd
lente
SN Guere @iittc. al aa @ud ibr Sic
ben,
Ole ibr mir theuer ieiO bnieOeli.
@enn audi Nie Sa5Nc 10 lNneli per-
gehcH.
Sofie i6 0enuod euh wieOcr3nlebeH-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Rrcercet.
.aaae $1,000 - 5000

6rduIein Or. 6. ~. MarsSon
muroe oils Gbirurgin am ct. Marg.
@olpital i'll MoHdelter angeiteat.
= 4 =
Auf Dem 9icalarmnaiium in
&emldeio beitanoen II irnge "a.
mei Die &eiiepriiimg.
Nn Der Sembcrscr llnioeriitdt
ipuroe 6r0uleIn Clgu Sduiter sum
Goftor Der Gbiloiopbie promopirt.
x y X
Ger Gnnuuri bctreiienO @6bl.
bartlett Der 6rauen in Ole @auerbe.
aerid)te murOe bel ser Gulfsn6ihm.
mana TN 4antoH @eui nit 2470
8eaen 1850 Stimmeu angeuommen.
Dir 3uIaiiuna Ser Srauen ST.
Der tiraiilaet SanomirtbidaitSfam.
Hiern ior0ert etHe @etitioH, Die ser
&erein mir Sraucuintereiien in Ntiin.
den Dem baperiiden Nfmiiterium oes
SnHeru einaereiht hat.
+ 4
9ie critic &riuatooseutin an els.
genOliiihen &oIptehHifrm. Srdulein
Or. Saura Segner. bat turSlid ibre
NntrittsreOe aebaltcn. Gas Sbema
Iautete: Gle @e3iebmgen Der Gbe.
mic our @eiteinsfunoe". Srdulein
Or. @egner. Die lnngidbrige. tildtiae
gliiiteutin oes Groieiiors @rubeu.
mann, lit ser critic meibIihc Cosent
ieit Dem 55.idbrigen 9eiteben oes
Nolptednitums.
Srau Syobanna Shiorring aeb.
Srobn lit tiir3lib III G~openbagen i'm
Nlter bon ca. a SSdbren geitorbei.
Sic geb0rte 81 oenieuigen Sdriit.
itelerinHen TdnemarfS, oeren @erfe
Oas @eprdge elmer iOeoIen 4uffai.
lung Oes SamilienIebeus trogen.
Man fonnte lire literariifcn gr3eug.
niiie detroit in ole S1nOe Ger Jun.
Gen MGohen Iegcn. Sbren erIten
%otientliden grfoIg crsielte iie leiner-
5eii ourd) ole 9tooeae: Die Sodter
OeS M2ecreS". SIS iolaten: .Tie @e.
ididte OTHERS" wiO ipdter cine gonse
Heihe pon @r3oblunaen, ole geraDe
megen ibrer 8c0anfenreinbeit unO
oes iittliteu Grnltcs 81 Der BELIEF.
tciten 6amiIienleftiire i'm Ioroan
geboren.
@ei ser mcOi3iniiden Safultdt
Der @erliner llniueriit1t baben mie.
Oeriim 8pei inlOircnoe 5rauen Oie
9oftorpriiima beitanOen. IS fino
either Sidernifoif aus IiolD ON
Con mo @era 5ranf ans Srenburg.
9r. Gidernifoif, Oie auSihlieblid) IN
Berlin iiiuf Sabre lang ituoirt bat,
%lieierte ans ser Don @eb. 6afb $unm
geleitetm lluiperiitGts . 5rauenfliui
oer6barite cine gpnGFoloaiide @rbeii
iiber ole Saematome Ger 8uloa mo
Der @agina. Sbre &olegin, Die III
8iirid mo Berlin ibre ausbilounp
eriobren Bat. bot in ibrer Arbeit oui
@run0 0es Woterial5 ser dirurgl.
iden Gboriteflinif bon @eb. Raib
Sil0ehrauot eineu Neitroa sur 4alui.
tiff Der oiabetiihen @ongr1n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
SeriOuIi6es OOH Gran Gnris.

Srau Gurie. Snbaberin oes 2ebr.
Itubles iiir Gbemie an Der Sorboune
In Boris. bat iuieoer BON iiH
re0en ganadt, ais ibr Die &eins
0aritelllng Oes Glementes 8olo.
aiim gdang. 3rou @uuie lit
cine Srau pom as Sabren, lhlanf
uno blei6en Angeiidts. Shrs Sc
iidts5iige iinO regelm1Big spo flar
geidnittcn unO BON 0eiitlib polni.
idem 2ppiis. Die gippen lino oiinn
uno Ieiie perahtungspoa geidpuun-
gen uno Iaiien fribere groBe Ont.
b%ebrunqen abnen. Sic lit cine bon
iefen ieltenen Branen, Die init bee
2et0eniddit nod Aiiien uno Der DE.
geiiterung fir Ole @iiienihnft &C.
boren iino. Sybre ainOerItube mar
Elm 2aboratorium. Shon Dor 40
SabreH aing tic am liebiten NIT Re.
torten, Reimbursement uno ben an
Oeren SilismitteIn i'm, Die ibr 8a.
ter. Der 8bpiif7roieiior Slooofpsti
in @arihau, 81 ieinen tpIiieniddft'
liden Mrbeiten bcuutte. Ills tie
Damn alter wur0e, mar es ibr groB.
les @eraniiaen, ieine Snitrumente
un0 Mpparate no6 Der Qrbeit 81
maid)en un0 81 reinigen, idlieBlih
Iernte iie BON ibm Die Aniaugs'
ariiu0e Der 8iiieni6ait, in Der Tic
fpdter 81 10 groBen griolgen &C.
lanaen ioate. 5rau Gurie lebt nit.
ten in Dem lallten Baris DIe cine
g~iniie0lprin. @enn iie ui6t in ii.
rem 2o6oratorium orbeiiet ODER iih
ibrer anoeren @eioenitaft, Dem
Maoiabrcn. bingiebt. 10 feuHt iie
nidts lieberes oIS ibre feline Got)'
ter ,sreue 3u unterritten, ole tie lei
oenihaitlih liebt. sic iteut oas
Slid elmer Mutter bod nod piel 30.
her ais aaen 9iibm, ben ibr ole
@iiienidlait bieten fam. uno tie
oiebt lid 0ieiem Slid 10 gerne bin,
ulO aebf oarin 10 auf, OaB es in ID
rem Saule Den AnIdein bat, ais babe
fie niemals pon Yedblenoe ooer
dbnliheu Gin9en gebort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

las Mai6intaJgr3 tit after Num0er
Qr0Btes;
Tenn mefielno birst's IN ieiner lie
zen SGoB
@as raab, mas milo, iDas nieorig
uno NOS groB;
Gin @aibiel 1T Is. mo tein Beiier
lott e..
eaim.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Gle erpartung lit Oie 5ata wsor-
CANA Der Belt.
s. aibt feline unbiegianeren unO
bdrteren @enimen. ais Die INNER
nit 8rirohtung ibres llngliid5 be-
ih1ftigt iino.
@cnn ni6t N1enifen Sa tpireH,
sueIte Die nieorige Irbeit uerrihten,
10 f5unte Sic bobere aultur nidlt &C.
oeiben. Nir fommen 3u Der G%rfennt.
min. 0aB Die Wiaionen adern, ihmies
ben une bobeln mHlien, 6arnit einige
5auienoa berriden, malen mo Did,
len f5nneu. 9reiitte.
+ y 4
Reoen itafit feline Qiebe, @Iide
perIen matt feline 2iebe.
9; 5TeniieH.
Sartes llrtbeil lit fat INNER Elm
3eId)en zines Characters, Der iih
niht tenut uno oesbalb fir better
bait, ais er lit.
Gie grobe zines 9suaiies 1T is!Hs
GTinnerunas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

midt ms if babe. ion0ern mas
iA ihaiie, lit msin agih.
GarEgIa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

gi6t our 8oieababnen erflimmt
nan oas Bel Der 3olienouug, niht
I'm Sdobe Ser @sialiffeii unD Ser
@cluit briht mar ore @alme ots
9cr0icnfies. Mer @utes foroern
MID. Der bari Den aampf niht file.
5an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
planNrrei.

Sic SreiGcit iuir0 ciuem Riot nn0cboret.
ie Uir0 nint Gciacnii. tic nil craroettet
icili: lie ~ cine 6olge oes eeiiiiB oHrb'
sebilseien Gbaraitcrs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Dir 3ulaiiung Ser Srauen 81
Der timiii9en standardization.
flern ior0ert cine @etition. Die ser
&ereIn iiir Sroucuintereiien in Miia.
den Dem baueriiden Nfmiiterium oes
Snnern eingereidt hat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Gle enpartung lit sic 5nta MOr-
Qana Der Belt.
X \ a
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
CNu0roc cry
 FOR FlEvcHER'S c A s TO RIA NOTICE.
Be arsiul es rne

The new law fesarsitng the slndling of iisgs Is very ssfiet thls year, and people who intend to barn rabhsSh should read the following
 Section ef Chapter ize of The Pub. tie Acts reads. Every person. except a~ hereinafter provided, N tlo shall kin. iae aF authorize another lo ktudie fire sn the open air, oatssde ihe limits ot Rnx e4fx. borough. ct land controlled us any railroad company for the paf- Issse af burning busiscs, weests. gfass. ~ rubbish ef any kind. hetWeen the ftt- texsath day of March and The first day of June, susi the fsfte~nth das Ot ~<p. iesnt~f and the fifteenth day of No setntpef. sn anS year. without fifst oo. tanning fF0sa the tire wafsSn of the dis. lrtct written permi>sian stating when and w here such tite may ex ktadied shall hs fiued net more than tSso hun- dred iollaas or imprisoned nos mofe tnsn SIX noaths. oF both.
 Permits may hs obtained from R. h saith, fire VI arden. Putnam. telephone Ise-s. ar of either of the dcputles, R E. nceatnF. ksss Putnam telephone alls, and thatles Clement, Putnam, tele- phone lssls
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
rsn D, .he Former s.a,s ssseai.

An. -arsh Kinney. foFn8st ste Regent v seae II. \. R., of Connecticut, xees a delightful illustrated taaA. sie seriptsse uf her recent tsip te kaml@. Tke iAlk wns gsesa ea "Wednesday af. tsrnoos ln Odd fslte~s Hall
 Nsx. hlnnss wAs sntFesiaceA ia lhs gathvfva eonp pAny ef lAsaaaten la Mn. e II Whsxieek Kes
 fiss mp Iuelasaesi s sssss te s'assa, Denmark. sweden. RssIR sa.fA lAfsd. auo Italy Ihe saezsa#a lufe~ illustrating heF ssis efe ytr=es iakrn is sasf-s8
 4 rses psien Was heit ~ sa oseso<k su aenateI Nfs ho4nx s& Mss Ii il ss NNan satsxs, Wv,1ussaas ~ haeA mxts lnaasd The unsseg Nfs Kinney and s xAtsth aesaet rusnsm taassr asa. bAsesx.
 T~Sn @ess pfesefss ssns ssNsal Ntssl- Rsfi s&Fsea, eass<istinx q esssi and e@ks ard caffc~.
 Ms klanss ~as Sat slxsesn yxsrs. and ss we~ essae Rsg~es -sss I. sx 4Ssie Putnam again in Inc nssf
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
M wmiz al sperts

TAese wsil ta s Hssetibx of the q ns.ass ez i7e F4stefu eopneetiegi le3xae Ea BsuEsfsoa taas Friday ssea fnx. The question q g smllesi aasss be- gs aat-af= =seen rl sgsss all oe ds ezsNsg
 ge~4sf eS3g ls ge hsse s ns1zgsF.s Ithas f.ssa ordered 5 fsfesistsn1 Saizl xHu sa8 wEEl bs simIHas e fhas pa. seassz Is5 fas@ hy f1se PAFN4T
 Tefe 3ss sssslssaas szsa 5 szs#eaf fa Hasasss5sa azl5 Eaag easae a ssx ssz suzs fsaE# zassss Nea xNaa. A4 Eas laa gaaf ef atzss ests wen fss s # Nsatee fa sasaskas sss. iae ast la 2 alaefes nna fAs sesma la ] azaazes HAs kId AAs lsszea ess H -aes hIs sass se8s Ayaaee sefes
 Tsss sagsf azsFaztsas @as Ezg.lef Ftwht. iax Es~As. aG tA seesssH. pnesexs q Jia fsAfrses ~ -Rfsue and 1sliE f5es lEas af txntfM Village Tgss lssilsn aas ta.o naxa fsf Collins, @iau. ho4eVef. pal ur ganay ~erap snd gave sas fans tfsezF nsassey worth. Tise Indian got lhe fsx4 fslI ln gT assnates ard ghs see- end ln is minutes. a1ailiae tsa1e and axmln gas good holds hat Ihe Indian ~oakd s41irm out with apparently lit- tss difficulty. Jack Messfaih ot Nor wieh ss master os ceremonies. There is snase talk of msteh tstwera The Indian and Fftfz Han~on..
 Abe. the Tsewseoy. rAld sisIt to Webster issa Monday night and st. ranged tef \ match ~ita Maafies L. nnpyne of mat place. Tie tout VII go F rounds aud will tske plaee oa April ls in Webster for pufse q sssSo.
 This Friday evening Putnam will ga ID against the IL < K tsau in liam naoaa hall Marion aad David Baprs wall he in the If 4 k. lineup. Boil teams are promising 10 da faiags k she otlaef fellows and there will b. seH4e good sIsart. Should Putnam sin the game as Souihbfidse ihh Thnrsday evening. thi. may hs th' last game ef tte season in this ely
 Manager i4sesss ha@ his work Cu ous for him With shss. Dloite and Iahxlss aul ol the game ln ihls eils some new talent will have ta t~ Jie srauys~t ! battery, see. l. 2 4HesisEr that tise mAnazsg VAL hase ta sffee lie ls ap agalnst shc haFdsst pfop.@i ilon any manager has fseed in maay ysafs.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Obituary
N EaINx PMIIMEF.-

sHNA" tfsA" T AA@E@F+A -
 Afser HnzsFin9 q Ghe point of death fos three aay. ls.s usek fran Fsasaiy- lie sssaek. Seaias4 raizaips. enc of sise n1oss ~feesy kao3s citizens in Ehe to~n sf Kaan9ly, asesi as his hene nesF AieaaosteF's Lake. isss Thafs1fay nigbs
 ST Poi 5Fs .efere illness bad feen of Ers.i oae s=e&ss easssg1zi. zasi isEzfe fss his recovery @s> dbsp@l aed sftsF hAs esisieal attack Monday.
 MF. Phillips. wna pas-ed hss sztA birthday an January z1. was bsfn in GiH. Mass Ia early lie he learned fise esffxnfer's trade. and folls~es t fgr many years ses ssopiug into an usual ly good uleeaeaie Later he ~ss en- gagged io balldlaz organs. bal for the henesif Of hss asallh hs decided Co take Bp outdoor @ofk, and twenty eight ysafs axo he came fgosn Wesg Thorup- son te lhe fafm where he 2 as eser s4nee lived.
 Ia The iewn ot kiilinxly MT Pbsl- lips has 2issys heen recognized as : real leader ct lhe Democratic party and ~Igh Ghs democracy hls fort1ae. hase always teen essi. Here he ha. been bonored slth election so lile Beard of -eiecgnen and other town offices. and given the united party nomination fof Representative.
 Outside of Kiliingiy his abilities were asso taken advantage of by hIs party and be was fer many years a Iuemhef sf The benocrstle State Gen tfai Commitiee and oiten a partiei- pant in tae eeasaIiationa of the -l4te leaders.
 As a yauux man NF. Philips saw service In f1e e#egl eas, sefsing 8 year and haif ss a member sg the 4-d Mas esehasatss 7eiantsefs. snd wss Wlth oeaefai Bafgef ai New Orleans -asoa aftst Ghe esese ef the saf. oa March zs. issa. Mr Phillips gas married t5 Mis- May EElsa ebase, pf Befnardssa, N aa sstsffes
 Tie children are Mrs. Aliee ' Dfab- ble. af Aabarn. S f.. William k, of Yuusa. aflz=. Waller N of New Lon. slen, sHd Ms.s Mausie A, Phillips, of Hartford. There afe also f1af grand children. Newton and Helen Phillips. and Gladys and Raih Dfabbie.
 The funeral was he'd in the Eongfe- zaglonal church. Daysille, on Monday the pastor, assisted by other local eier- gymen. conducted the seFs ices.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25

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Bradley Thcatg

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Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
Mas. RosAfIE CARNEY

Mrs. Rosalie Carney, aged T, died al the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Me tor chspdelaiae, Church street, having passed away suddenly Sunday night, after appearing 10 be iu her usual health in the morning. Her home k in Brockton, Mss, but she has .been in Putnam about five weeks. visiting with her daughter.
 The body k to be taken te BroekIon Tor burial. Besides Ms Chapdeiains, the deceased leaves son and daughter both resident In f3foekton.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25

William N right, of | ale, k spend lng the Easter recess al hts home in this cgts
 Mi. and Mrs. Geo. w Holt are to spend Easter with their soa-In-law Herbert ]. smith, and wife. al Lyme, Conn. aigefwsfd making trip to New York city.
 William Davern, about io years oi age, fell foriy feet from tree, ftom w hieil he N as trimming limtss, of the nsnieison place, Putnam Heights, on Monday morning. and escaped with uuf breaking eone. He was placed in aa automobile and taken to The Day kimhsll Hospital After a careful ex- animation t w as found hs was suffer, ing from shock and e0ncaSstnu of the spine. bat his condition Is not eonsid- cred dangerous.
Putnam patriot., 1910-03-25
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30
CHEYENNE WYO.

Mrs Sergt. Jesse Thrower was host.
ess Saturday evening at very prettily
arranged whist party, given in honor
of her neice, Miss Annie NJ Prude of
Pittsburg, Pa, After cards the hostess
assisted by Mrs Jennie Smith, served
dainty repast.
The guests were Misses Lena Hop
kins, Minnie Cave, Pearl Ewing, Mrs.
James Smith, Mrs. P Banks, Miss
Annie M. Pruden, Sergt. Banks,
Messrs, Orlander Gaskins, Noll Smith,
Tolson, Ward, Berdette, Dean Buck.
ner and Charles Shorter.
All departed declaring Mrs. Throw
er an ideal hostess.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30
BOYS, ATTENTIONS!

Tho boys Of Denver are organizing
drill team under the Jurisdiction OF
the U. r. X. Of p. They welcome into
their society any boys of good moral
character and sound mind and body.
The initiation fee is so cents. They
meet every Tuesday and Thursday at
7:30 p. M, at Mr.. G. A. Losan's coal
office, Path and Lawrence.
Isn't he cute? Who2 Why the baby,
Of course, at the baby contest at
Campbell Church, Monday night, May
2. Also a musical contest. Come!
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30
GUNNlSoN, COLO, NEWS.

Messrs. John and Will Bell, Myers,
and Banon of Florence, Colo, passed
through our city Friday going to
Mount Carbon, Colo.
w. A. Spivey was visitor in our
city last Friday a week ago
Richard Price departed Friday for
Yomans to take charge of the yards
at that place.
Master Harry Bryant has been sick
the past three weeks with la grippe,
but at this writing is able to be out
again
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey met with a
painful accident two weeks ago by
falling into the cellar and breaking
her rib At this writing she is slowly
improving
Gene Carter was in our city Monday
on the d. & r. G. pay car. He de-
parted Tuesday for Alamosa and other
southern points in the state.
Jessie Turner passed through our
city Friday from Mount Carbon en-
route to Florence, Colo.
Louis Bryant has been indisposed
for several days.
+. Shavers is suffering from slight
attack of rheumatism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

w. A. Spivey was visitor in our
city last Friday a week ago.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Sam Cook OF Denver was in our city
Sunday on the c. & S. pay car. He
departed Monday morning for home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Richard Price departed Friday for
Yomans to take charge of the yards
at that place.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Master Harry Bryant has been sick
the past three weeks with la grippe,
but at this writing is able to be out
again.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Louis Bryant has been indisposed
for several days.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30
Phone Main 62A3

Phone Main 62A3
A. N, LAWHORN
UNDERTAKEN
Mrs. J. J. Stafford, Lady Assistant
A First-Class
Mortuary Establishment
FIRST Mp 70 THE DtREAvEp IN IHt TINE Of THE
DlM of TnuR LOVED ONES
Padors 1921 Arapahoe Street
Licensed Emba|mer
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Jessie Turner passed through ou
city Friday from Mount Carbon en-
route to Florence, Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

+. Shavers is suffering from slight
attack of rheumatism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-30

Gene Carter was in our Gil
on the d. & r. G. pay cal
parted Tuesday for Alamosa
southern points in the state