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The Washington times., 1911-12-13
CAPITAL COUPLE
GO TO ROCKVILLE
AND ARE MARRIED
Miss Lillian Gertrude Carroll
and John Arthur Stone
burner Joined.

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Dec. l3.-Miss LII
Ian Gertrude Carroll and Mr.. Arthur
stoneburner. both of Washington. were
married In Rockville yesterday by the
rev. 3. r. White, of, the Baptist
Church, the ceremony taking place at
the home Of the minister. They left
Tor washington Immediately afterward.
Tne young man gave his age az twenty
three and that Of the bride as twenty.
AT meeting Of the board of county
commissioners here, yesterday after
noon. Berry e. Clark was unanimously
reelected clerk and county treasurer
for term Of two years, and John =.
Garrett was elected attorney to the
board in place Of w. o. spates, who
will soon become States attorney. Dur
ing the afternoon Mr.. Clark announced
the reappointment Of his clerical force
John R. Lewis. Eugene H. Cissel, and
Mrs. Octavia Wood. Preceding the
meeting, Richard T. White. jr., recently
elected s co%missioner nn to succeed Com
scribed to the oath Of office and enter
ed upon his duties. The board will not
elect president until the successor
to Commissioner Richard II. Cissel, VINO
died recently, is appointed.
A license to marry has been issued
by the clerk of the circuit court here
to Lottie NJ. Cleveland and Mr., James
F. Cumberland. both Of Mt. Rainier,
The funeral of Mrs, Virginia Long
street Lamar, wife Of william H. La
mar. Of the Department Of Justice. who
lives in Rockville, took place today In
Memphis. Tenn. where she formerly
Mrs. Lamar died Saturday morning
in San Angelo, Tex, where she had
been in quest Of health. She had been
ILL., ~ long while Of tsuro tubsrtuIosis sna Sur, o
sons and her husband, She was a
daughter Of the late Justice Il O. c.
Lamar, Of the United States supreme
Court. and was a Granddaughter OF
General Longstreet. .......
Governor Crothers has designated
Judg Remus r. Darty to act as chief
Judge OF the orph ans court for this
county. Judges Darby, John e. west,
and Alfred c: Tolson. who were elected
to % the oath OF Office before the clerk
Of the circuit court here yesterday. and
later held court. Judges Darby and
West succeed themselves, and Judge
Tclson succeeds Judge George W.
Meem.
Miss Josephine chaney, of chaney.
Md. has been appointed assistant
teacher OF the public school at WASH
ington Grove.
John II. Hilton. sixty years old. died
yesterday afternoon of heart failure.
He was stricken while attending the
funeral OF a relative, and died while
being brought to Rockville In an auto
moi lie: He Is survived by his wife and
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Amusements.s .

Belasco-Henrietta Crosman. In THE
Coiumbia-Nat Goodwin. '"rhe Cap
TAIN" 8:15 p. m.
National-"The Pink Lady," 2:16 and
p. m.
Academy-"Ten Nights in Barroom."
S:15 p. m.
chase's-Polite vaudeville. 2:15 and s:15
Observation-Disclosures vaudeville. 3:15 and
S:15 d. m.
casino-Elite vaudeville. 1850 to, and
7.30 to 1890 D, m.
Cosmos-Continuous vaudeville. .
Gayety-"Bis Gaiety Company" 2:lS
and S:l5 D, m.
Lyceun'-"Giris from Reno" 2J5 and
S15 d. n.
|Arcade-SkatinE. dancing. bowling.
Convention Hall-Roller skating.
National Rides Armory - Assembly
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Gems for Christmas.

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-Diamonds and
precious stones will be features of many
Christmas gifts, more than $41 .0t0 900
worth having been Imported into the
United States this yer.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Passed Assistant Paymaster r.. B.
WESTLAEE, to navy yard. POST
mouth. N. H.. December 80. 1911. as
paymaster.
Naval Constructor II. A. ADAMS, de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk. Va: to
Bath Iron Works, Bath. Me.
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In the M all Bag .

Readers Of The Times
own-o
Objectionable
side of
OF the writers evidence
EDITOR
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Concerts Today
BY Fifteenth U. s. Cavalry Band
and Orchestra, Post Gymnasium,
Fort Myer, Va, at 8 p. m.

GEORGE F. TYRRELL. Director.
PROGRAM.
ORCHESTRA.
March-"Winning Fight. .Holzmann
,oncert waltz-"Blue Danube"
Straus
AZ Song-"Love's Power. Boiling
b) Song-''Tuerei".. ..Schuman
Ielection-"Little Miss Ti1it"
Herneberg
BAND.
Dverture-'TwilisLt" .......... .Alfor'i
a. song-"Sweetheart" ..... Boiling
b. Song-"To Her" Rolling
Bell solo-"Cavillon ct Dance" Killing
Captain Telllngsworth.
.election-"Pink -Laly". .Caryil
By U. S. Soldiers Home Orchestra,
Stanley Hall, at 8 O'clock.
JOHN 8. M. ZIMMERMANN.
Director.
PROGRAM.
darch-'Italian Rifemen" .Eilenbers
Overture-''Ilka". a"............... Doppler
Morbeau-"A Tale Of Two Hearts
Roberts
Belectjon-"The Dollar Princess"
Fall
Soprano solos
Gay my Hero. ,strallse
b) "Silver Threads Among the
roIdI, T,anL.
Soiu '''''''''.'' '''''''' '''l'anks
Mrs. Clara Hacker
Excerpts from The Goddess of
Liberty ............,.,..,...)io Howard
The star-spanglsd Banner"
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Rear Admiral Endicott's address be-
lore the American Society Of Civil En-
gineers on Friday night ia anticipated
with great interest The man and the
occasion will meet,
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1s, 1911.

memory test" for legislators who
Dolted TO Lorimer would seem to be a
cruel and an unusual punishment for
men who cannot forget.
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GOOD roads convention hears that i'm.
proved highways are contagious. Ia
this q partial realization a. Mark
Iwains dream Of good health as "catch-
ing?' -"
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Alexander r. Mullowny has just com.
pieted six years Of a noteworthy ad-
ministration as q police court Judge. II
is good to learn that his reappointment
is practically assured.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Pensacola: Yorktown. az Corinto
Vulcan. at Newport: Patterson, Am
men. Trtppee. Wake. at Charleston.
lsailed-Celtic. from Hampton Roads for
New York.
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John II. Hilton, sixty years old. died
Yesterday afternoon Of heart failure.
He was stricken while attending the
funeral OF a relative, and died while
being brought to Rockville in an auto
motile He Is survived by his wife and
ten children.
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sunday

The number of complete and perfect copies
g The washington Times printed Sundays
curing the month Of November was az fol-
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alexander X. Mullowny has Just com.
pleted six years of a noteworthy ad.
ministration as a police court Judge. II
is good to learn that his reappointment
Is practically assured.
II the Postmaster General Is seriously
contemplating the extension of the
aerial mail service. 1t would be we'll for
MIN to begin on the preparation Of q
card indeF of soft landing places.
President william Nick. Clayton, Of
the Federation Of Citizens Association
VIII have some things Of genuine I'M
portance to, discuss With tho Anacostiu
Citizens Association this evening.
Expectation has been fulnlled by tn,
reelection OF Gist Blair as president OF
the Chevy Chase Club. 1t is generally
agreed that-in the language of the
mass rheetings-he Is .the man for the
place"
The Treasury burglar alarm went off
about tire time the House was getting
ready to pass the $45, QUO, ,ONO pension bill.
Mr., Fitzgerald and opponents Of tho
bill will probably see connection in
these events.
1t Is difficult to see how the business
men Of Georgetown can answer the
charge Of clogging the wheels of prog
ress In opposing through street car serv-
loo from the suburbs on the George
town and Tenleytown line.
Politics at a John Hays Hammond
dinner Is as natural a phenomenon as
hies In spider web. From a Jameson
raid in South Africa to a golf twosome
at Beverly, Hammond and politics are
forever one and inseparable.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Thompson told the Ohio Society the his
torical methods of the State in the &C.
lection Of officers. What other States
would like to know is the method fol-
lowed by Ohio statesmen in getting
That venerable replica Of the Dead.
wood coach. commonly known as the
herdic, seems to be trying to escape
any observation on the part Of Con-
gress. lest the public utilities commits
sion movement be made a speedy Ger.
tainty.
The election of Joseph Letter to
the presidency Of the Washington Gas
Light Company, at a salary of $4,000 a
year, will do much to advertise the resi-
deRtial advantages of Washington
There are other attractions in Washing
ton for prospective wealthy residents
than merely city beautiful.
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NovENBER CIRCULATION.
nnAalN
The uumber OF complete and perfect copies
o. The Washington Times printed daily dur
iuG t60 month N NoyA hsr u,.s Son.----.
Total for the month. ...:~.....

Daily average for the month. 30. az
~ihe net total circulation Of The Washington
Times Sdaily) during the month of November
Wes LlSb sol, all copies left over and returned
Deing eliminated. This number when d.
s,d viaed py ~ the number Of days Of pubiioa-
tlon, SHOWS the net daily average for No
Ssmber to have been 43,67S
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Total for the month. =. .ls2, ,42s
sunday average for the month. .46, 607

Times Sunday during the month OF Novem-
pr was 1883. all copies left over and re-
turned by agents being eliminated. This
Sundays. during November, shows the net
sunday y nn1 average for November to have been
Entered at the Postoff,ce at wa.h,rStor
y. c. az second class matter.
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Miss Josephine Chaney. Of Chaney.
Nd, has been appointed assistant
teacher Of the public school at WASH
ington Grove.
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II the Postmaster General Is seriously
contemplating the extension of the
aerial mail service. 1t would be we'll for
MIN to begin on the preparation Of q
card index of soft landing places.
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President william Nick. Clayton, Of
tns Federation Of Citizens Associations,
VIII have some things Of genuine in,-
portance to discuss with tho Anacostis
Citizens Association this evening.
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A license to marry has been issued
by the clerk of the circuit court here
F. Cumberland. both Of Mt. Rainier,
Nd.
The Washington times., 1911-12-13

The Treasury burglar alarm went off
about tre time the House was getting
ready to pass the 81, 5,0OO. mo pension bill.
Mr., Fitzgerald and opponents Of tho
bill will probably see a connection in
these events.
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Expectation has been fulfilled by III
re-election Of Gist Blair as president {
the Chevy Chase Club 1t is general
agreed that-in the language of tn
mass rheetings-he is 1.-THE man for tn
place"
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Bradley Theater

What is said to be the most stupen- 1ons. sensational and spectacular pro- | Sncfon ever presented in motion pie l ,m,es Will be the attraction at the Brad Inv starting with the matinee on Mon S,y Oct. 30, when Dante's "Infernon | aiIl he seen for the first time in Put l nam. The characters as portrayed are Spnliea with the famous illustrations by Gustav Dore.
 If takes two hours to give the per hrmance which consists of thirty l .eqnes. in addition to an eXp,anatoTy | scture. there will be special mnsic and edginal effects.
 The scenes are depicted with Vivid- ness and loyalty 10 the poem which dpfy description and holds one in a yieeIike grip Of intensity. As the poet sttempts to walk up the hill of salya- On his way is barred by wild animals which will not let him pass. Beatrice the spiritual figure in the diVina com. media, descends from heaven into the limbo of Virgil, whom she asks to rujde Dante to the right road.
 After wandering through the dark snd dangerous paths the poets find the portal of the Inferno upon which is in- sribed the words, "All hope abandon ye who enter here.o
 As Virgil and Dante reach the banks of the river Acheron, they are met by Charon, the grim ferryman who takes the guilty souls into the inner circle of ,he Inferno. After Virgil explains to Charon the object of their coming, the guilty souls are driven by Providence inte the boat and when 1t is weighted il is taken across the Acheron beyond which the damned souls will hear their further doom. The poets then go through Linn bo where those confined have committed no sin but cannot en- ter heaven for lack of baptism. Among lhoss who dwell in this Limbo are found the great poets of ancient times, Homer, Lucanus, Ovid and ElaccuS. On learning who Dante is, they make him a member of their noble and learned band. Here dwell the noble spirits of the great and sin less men and women who have died before the com- ing of Christ. Virgil and Rante de- part from Homer and his noble band
 and march on towards the river StyX. Next Dante meets woman who re-
 yeals herself as Francesca da Rimini and tells him the story of her fate.
 Touched with profound pity he
 swooms and falls to the ground.
 Continuing their journey Dante and
 Virgil go through the various circles
 where the damned souls are suffering
 the punishment meted out to them for
 rtI lar e.ss1
 whom they knew in the other world.
 Having explored the horrors snd
 wonders of the world, Virgil
 leads Dante through tho subterranean
 passage to issue forth again into the
 light of day and once more behold the
 stars.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
YOUTHS COURTESY
 B2iH5S NiA FORTUNE
ReHlf4a7 For Giving Sleeping
 Gar 83Iia to Eid3rIy Woman

New Haven. Oct. 25.-Ernest W. Har'oVe ot New York, recently graduated tro# Harvard, gets s110. : 0eo for giving up his sleeping car : berth to aa elderly woman passenger The passenger was Miss Helen 4 Marsh Of this city, whose will was filed for probate here yesterday.
 About fifteen years ago Marlowe. trayeling from New York to Wash ington, gave up his sleeping car berth to Miss Marsh. a stranger to him then. who had been unable to get sleeper accommodations. Miss Marsh sent Marlowe through college and law school, and now leaves him the bulk of her property
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

Boston. Oct. 24.-Martn ]. Walsh. indicted by the federal grand jury here on thirty-s six counts charging that he aided and abetted in the wrecking of the National City bank of Cambridge in connection with George w. Coleman and Big Bill" Keliher. who are now in jail, the former serv- ing fifteen years in Greenfield jail i, while the latter is waiting the results of an appeal on his sentence Of eighteen years to the federal prison at Atlanta, di.d in New York.
 Walsh. who. with his wife, had besn visiting al the home of L. H. Shell at the Saaoma apartments, died suddenly at the apartnents. Dr. Sh tffeidt, who lives in the apart ments, was called in He said that in his opinion Walsh had died of acute indieestion.
 Walsh. since the trials of Coleman and Keliher. is supposed 10 have been the head, front and brains of the faro syndicate through which the funds of the Cambridge bank were dissipated by Coleman on the alleged instiga- ton of keliher. Walsh was the man who worked the whole scheme. ac- cording to the findings of the federal grand jury, and he has been sought developed that he was the Jack Leonard so frequently referred to during the trials
 He played the steamers between this country and Europe and ac- cumulated and got rid of many com fortabe fortunes. He was eonsid- cred such clever crook that his pie ture and that of his pal, Ed Marshall had been posted conspicuously on all tte big ocean liners as couple of notorious gamblers It is said that Walsh had his thumb nail filed to a point as sharp as a pin and that he so aelicately marked cards by this method that nobody could detect any thing wrong
 Walsh had 8 spectacular career from r. e tiue that he was a boy pick ing hottles and old rags on the dumps ot Worcester until the time he became involved in tte recent sensational "faro" game He lived at various times in Peabody and Melrose Mass. where many stories are told Of his generosity to friends.
 -l never trimmed an honest man, Walsh is credited with saying, and the one that I always went after was the cker who vent ont to do some one else That is a better creed than most business men have, 1 see noth- ing wrong abot it.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
IN A SORRY PLIGHT
Holy Ghosters Return to Portland Al
 ter a Long Absence

Portland. Me Oct. 23.-With her once snow white sides fouled with slime. her sails torn to ribbons and all boats smashed, with starving crew and in a sinking condition. the yacht Coronet of the Holy Ghost and Use fleet. having on board Rev. F. w. SandfGrd, whose arrest in civil suit the authorities have sought for almost eighteen months, came into the very ha,bor that she had tried to avcid for reeriv a year and a half.
 Sandfcfd was released from GUS tody.= t.e necessary bonds of Sio. 991 having beer furnished by Samuel Sylvester and William s Wakeman.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
4 Inlt Far Dad.

"Remember my boy. said the man who had Just been reading his son severe lecture, "th4t ali men aae ere ated equal
 "Mebby they are" the roungst. .r re- piled. but some of them hare the luck to he adopted by people who re. member that they were young once themselves '-Chicaso Record Herald
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
TO LEAD BITTER LIVES
Eleven Sons of Anse Hatfield Take
 Paedqe 10 Fors@ear Feuds

Huntingdon. W Va, Oct. 25.- Eleven stalvart seas of Anse Hat field the elderly feadist, who pro- .essed religion a short time ago, re- sponaed to his pleadings and pledged themselves to lead better lives.
 The pledee was taken wfi!e taey were standing over the piers of their two brotf CTS. Elias and Troy Hat field who were shot and killed a few days ago.
 "rncle Dyke Garrett, the veteran r,o3ntain pre- cher, read the burial service over the dead sons and will taptise the eleven others in the near future.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Old Police Court Judqe Resigns

Lowell. Mass. Oct. 22.-Judge samuel P. Hadley of the Lowell po- nee court has placed in the hands Of governor Foss his resignation, to axe effect upon the qualification Of A's successor. He has served fifty ioaf years as clerk of court and judge shc will be so years old tomorrow.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Total 0. -s''N
 cred From the Maine

ga,ona Oct. 23.-Eighteen bodies @ 4ne wreck of the Maine have ,an o nlaced in the Cabanas fortress, ,-,.g - total Of forty eight since ,na corerdam was built about the wreck .l z
 Tbe removal of the mud around the .,atne will be completed within a month unless it be set back by ey- lio-'s. ~ This now seems unlikely.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
nnted AIienlst Dead

Wakefield. Mass, Oct. 2o'-Dr. ,".aa F Jelly, for more than thirty ~ leading expert in mental ,'aases e-'s in Boston, died al his nome al7.a1 .s ,oun His health had been .n.,tng m for several years. He was .n-n e. in salem, Mass. in ls42.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
,.,0..sn Gets sto .ooo Land prize

Greeorv. S. D., Oct. 25--Mary J. kendall of Rapid City, s. D., drew Nh al the drawing for the 4Ooo ,'ri7es in the Rosebud land allotment. + 5s estimated to be worth $1o, o90. 'rbe drawing will take three days
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
GR0SSCUP STEPS OUT
lfcut Justice Tenders His Resiens-
 ton to the President

Chicago, Oct. 23.-Judge Peter 5. Sfosscup of the United States circuit court has forwarded his resignation to resident Ta5t, to be effective today
 I have nothing to say about my pians for the future, said Grosscup, except that l will resume my private pactice
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

vlgor and cheeriul- ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or dis eased.
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncom- mon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
POSED AS A GOD
HOW a White Man Became Ruler Of
 Tribe of Cannbals

New York. Oct. 25.-Emile Van Baelen reached New York on the steamer Vaderland from the rubber Plantations of the Congo, where he says he had narrow escape from eannibals. For two days. he said, nis camp was besieged by 29o0 or more man-eating natives. They cap 'ared him and his followers, and Were about to make a meal of them When he told them he was a god
 The cannibal chief was bribed into acQuiescence, Van Baelen added, and instead of roasting the white men aiive the negroes went to work for hem on the rubber plantations and thereafter treated them with the greatest reverence. Van Baelen is on ls way 10 Mexico.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
worar NiIIs Self end SIX Children

Braddock. \ D.. Oct. 24.-Mrs. AxeI Johnson. wife of prosperous farmer near here, locked herself and civ small children in their home and se+ fire to the house after saturating me room with kerosene. All were hurned to death.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Hundred Horses Perish

Boston, Oct. 24.-Fire caused seV,oo0 damage and 100 horses per ,sned when the large stable of the sonh Il. Winslow Contracting com pshy' Granite avenue. Milton. was destroyed.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
What People Are
 Finding Out

That there are some of the best farms in WindhamCountS for sale that there Is on this earth. We have places which have been put in our hands for sale from Sl ,0o0 10 Sl0,0a0 at bargain. Terms easy. Come and see me and will try 10 use you right. Phone fa--5
 A. B. RANDALL.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
moro.oo caee Near an End

pa-Iin oct. The German for oten otdce substantiates the French renort that the Moroccan negotiations arobably will terminate this week.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
.ci. 10 Head University

.herdeen. Oct. 25.-Ancrew Car negie was nominated for the ,ora .es rec ,orssip nes of the University of Aberdeen ,1a ,U - a,iIl he declared elected Saturday.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
E.s Chief Drops Dead

Randolph, Mass. Oct. Z5--Jaines rIanehe. fire chief of Randolph, 5.,nrad dead while harnessing a aorse Heart failure was the cause
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
A Quick Spender.

Tiberius at his death left s11s,125,. GOO. winch Calleula spent in less than ten m0uthT
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
FOR SALE.

Farm of the late Marvin D. Elliott situated near Thompson Centre. Cor respond with Mrs Ann J. Elliott, Ex ecutriX, Thompson, Conn. 83
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Women as We'll as Men are Made Miserable
 by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and lessens ambition; beauty,
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

child urinates too often, If the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when 1t should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet- ting. depend upon it, the cause of the diff culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to . habit as most people suppose.
 Women as well as men are made miser. able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy: The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It IS sold
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

by druggists, in fitty- cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have q sample bottle by mail free, also a pamphlet telling all -L.,x C-nvn-R ont
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

HUOuI RWduP ENoo-' n'1S o1 .s''s -. including many of the thousancs of testi- monial letters received from sufferers who found Swamp-Root to be just the remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Go, Binghamton, N. y.. be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Df. Kilmer's Swanp-Root, and the address Biughamton, x. Y.. on every bottle.
Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27

Capita Of ssensi Province Has Popu- Iaton of Three Quarters of a Mill lion and Vas Refuge of Manchu Ruiers-Other Cities of importance Fall Into Lap of Revoiutonists-- Even Pekin Is Now Threatened