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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-09

Negotiations have been pending be-
tween the Chestertowu- Electric Light
and Power Company and Robert G.
Nicholson, proprietor and owner of the
Chestertown Ice Plant, for its pur-
chase. An arbitration board. consist
ing of James A. Pearce. George d.
Lofand and Merrick Clements, was
agreed upon and papers signed to
abide by their decision. They have
named 500, 1885, at which the plant
shall be taken over. The plant is 90
tons capacity and in fine shape.
The purchasers of The Salisbury
Courier, a weekly paper, published by
the Peninsula Publishing Company and
the only Republican organ in
Wicomico county, which was sold I'M
der a mortgage foreclosure proceeding
some time ago. incorporated their new
company under the name of the Advo-
cate Publishing Company The incor-
porators we're F. Leonard Wales Geo.
W. d. Waller, Elmer H. Walton, ]. Nc
Fadden Dick and Samuel r. Douglass.
It has been announced that The Advo-
cate, as it will be called, will be indie
pendent in politics.
The parade of firemen will be held
here on June II while the Maryland
State Firemen's Association Is in SEES
sion. The convention will open on
Wednesday with the reception of dele,
gates. There will be bend concerts
on Thursday night. The third day the
horse races, the hook-andladder races
and the drill contests will be held The
committee in charge is composed Of
Charles L. Davis (chairman), Thomas
Kelly, Benjamin Kalbaugh, John vii
son, John Kelly, Thomas ]. Haywood
! and NJ. Dyer. The cash prizes ag
gregate 1870.
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Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11

"No. you mustn't. Before you go into that house. we must have a little talk. We cant talk here-people are coming and going"
 T don't want to talk here, bless youi I want to go in that house. My bust. ness is private and pressing" The gate was but few yards away; he looked at it fixedly. but Abbott held his hand upon the agitated arm.
 Bob, what l have to tell you can't wait, and that's all about it. I won't keep you long. just turn down this all ley with me, for it's matter of life and death"
 "Confound your life and deathi My business is life and death, too"
 At that moment, light was turned on in Gregory's library. and Grace Noir was ssen to pass the window.
 Abbott's hand frightened on the oth- er's arm. as he urged, Down that al. ley, nice dark place for talking"
 Nice dark be hanged!" growled Robert. What business can you have' with me that wouldn't wait till morn-l ing? Look here, I'm desperate!"
 50 am. ]" retorted Abbott. Bob, you've been to Springfield"
 Robert Clinton snatehed open the
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11

that-Rut if he don't crawl out of his wool far enough to suit the purpose, in short, if he don't cave. and in half an hour"
 Half an hour will do the business, :" said Abbott stoutly. "Come!"
 Be sure to call for Mir. Gregory by himself said Robert, as they walked swiftly back to the Gregory residence. Eff Grace comes into the room while we're talking, or Ms. Gregory"
 If they do." Abbott said quickly, you are not to utter one word. not one, about Springheld-you under stand? It's a bargain. and I shall hold you to your word of honor"
 For half an hour l won't say a word" Clinton declared. unless it's some word just drawn out of my bo- som by the sight of that villain. Come!"
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11

yard-gate. muttering. That's my busi- ness"
 Miss Noir sent you to unearth . secret"
 "Ohi" exclaimed Robert, in an al- tered tone, stopping in the gateway, "did she tell you about it?"
 "No-but you've brought back that secret, and you must not tell it to Miss Noir."
 Not tell her? That's funny!" Rob- ert produced a sound which he expect ed to pass as laughter. "So that's what you wanted to tell me, Is it? Do you know what the secret is?"
 q do not But you mustn't tell 1t" However, that's what I'm going to do, as soon as I reach that door take your hand of, man, my blood's up, by George! Cant you see my blood's up? It's a-boiling. that's what it's doingl So all you want is to ask me not to tell that secret?"
 Not exactly all"
 Well, well-quick! What else?"
 "To see that you don't tell it.
 How do you mean to see that don't tell it?"
 You will listen to reason, Bob, saie Abbott persuasively.
 "No, l won't!" cried Robert Not me! No, sir! I'm going to tell this minute"
 You shall notl" said Abbott, in a. lower and more compelling tone. Ills manner was so absolute, that Robert Clinton, who had forced his way all most to the porch-steps, was slightly moved
 See here, Abbott-say! Fran knows all about it, and you pretend to think a good deal of her. Well, it's to her interests for the whole affair to be laid open to the world"
 q think so much of Fran was the low and earnest rejoinder, that If l were better fixed, I'd ask her to marry me without a moments delay. And l
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11

G ood ne ws bears repeating, and when 1t is confirmed after long lapse os time, even if we hesitated to believe it at first hearing, we feel secure in accepting its truth now. The following experience, of A Putnam man is confirmed after lapse of years.
 Charles H. Potter, 63 Walnut street, Putnam, Conn., says: "l received bad fall some years ago and after that suner- ed from kidney trouble. My back was very lame ana stifY, especially when l arose in the morning and there was also q distressing Kid ey weakness, Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills highly advertised, l got box at Dresser's Drug Store and be- gan using them. few doses helped me and before long every symptom Of my trouble disappeared. l have recommend ed Doan,s Kidney Pills ts many of my friends and I know that they have si- ways brought relief"
 The above statement was given March I. 1908. and at a later date Mr. Potter said: aI have been free from kidrey tror ble since D ans Kidney Pills cured me some years ago. l do not hesitate to confirm my previous public endorsement of this remedy"
 For safe by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name = Doan's --and take no other.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11


 same silent attitude when Grace Noir came in from the hall.
 Grace turned up the lights, and then -"Oh!" It was impossible to prevent an unpleasant compression of the mouth at discovering Gregory so near his wife Am I in the way? I am looking for company, and heard the doorbell-please excuse mel" she add ed, biting off the words. E "Of course you are not in the way" Gregory returned desperately. Com pany, you say? And you heard the doorbell-is Bob Clinton" He grew white. My eyes are bad, for some reason" he muttered, and switched off the lights again.
 How very dark you have it in here!" said Grace reprovingly. "of course Mir Clinton has been shown the back-parlor, where it is light. l will go to him there. and leave you two" she paused irresolutely, but neither spoke.
 Grace had no sooner gone than Greg ory with an effort found his voice. Lucy, my conscience has tormented me until it will not let me rest-about you. It's right to know something more about my life than l have ever told"
 Right in there" said the maids voice. from the hail. and Abbott Ash ton and Robert Clinton entered the half-light
 While Robert was greeting Mrs. Gregory with exaggerated pleasure. in order to escape facing her husband, Abbott spoke to the other with an odd sense of meanness, as If he partook. by mere nearness, of the others cow ardice. "I wish to speak to you for few minutes, MT. Gregory"
 Gregory, like an animal brought to bay, said, q suppose you've some ex- cuse about playing cards with Fran" !"
 More important than playing cards" Abbott returned.
 Gregory fought of the inevitable; "If you refer to losing your position at the public school"
 .No, Clinton has come home from Springfield. and we have matter"
 ''It'c pressing business" spoke up Robert. who all thia time had been asking Mrs. Gregory if her mother was well. Simon Jefferson was no worse. if Iran was hearty, if Grace Noir was at homeland private business"
 q have no business," Mir. Gregory exclaimed. in fear, that my wife need not know"
 This is--" cried Robert. Then re- membering, he struck the keys a re- sounding chord.
 Mrs. Gregory was about to leave the room.
 No, mol" exclaimed Mir. Gregory, starting to the door to intercept her, q want you to stay. I'll have no se- crets from you, Lucy. l want you to hear what these gentlemen have to say" He glared at Abbott as if daring him to speak the words that must de- stroy his wife's last feeble hold on her position
 T hope Mrs. Gregory will excuse us." said Abbott, smiling at her as cheerfully as he could, but she knows that there are matters of business that women don't understand, or care to learn. This is something that re- lates merely to you. MT. Gregory, and ourselves"
 (To Be Continued)
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11

think enough of her. not to ask ner to marry me, until l have good po1 sition. Now 1t was Fran who asked me to see that you didn't betray the secret And think so much or ner. that I'm going to see that you don't!
 For a moment Clinton was silent then he said in desperation: 'Where is your nice dark alley? Come on' then. let's get in it"
 When they were safe from interruP tion, Clinton resumed: You tell me that Fran wants that secret kept! Ia think she'd want it told everywhere. This secret is nothing at all but the wrong that was done Fran and her mother. And sinee you are so frank about how you like Fran. I'll follow suit and say that I have asked Grace Noix to mary me. and l know iu a
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT July II 1913

she said. iooKing at nm s,--~-s.
 can endure much" she went on, in a milder tone, finding him silent; q often wonder if many women could en- dure as silently-but there must never be a name mentioned between us.
 Her manner was so unwontedly final, that he stood looking at her, not knowing how to resume the pressing subject of his past. They were in that
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11
,eu34IES5pegg1aeRA S egaee
There is a Call

from people that have money, for property in Putnam and Windham County. If;you wish to sell any in this vicinity, 1 believe 1 can help you. Please let me hear from you. Tele- phone connection. A. E. RANDALL, Real Estate Agent, Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11
A Twice-told Tale

One of Interest to Our Read
 CTS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18
WOUNDED NEGRO MAY
DIE At Any MOMENT
SHOT LAST SUNDAY NEAR LEON.
NRD BN POASE. HE is NOW
SINKING RAPIDLY.

Ben Austin the negro who was shot
by q posse of deputy marshalls in the
southern part If the county last sun
day. is expected to die at any moment.
lie is in the hospital ward Of the
county JAIL County Physician Webb
stated late last night that Austin was
sinking fast and possibly would not
live much longer. Austin was shot
after ne had refused to put his hands
up ut the command of the posse. lie
had a gun himself with which he had
tcrrorized persons at BiXby and later
ON at Leonard. He was forcing ne
grnss to walk down the railroad tarck
toward Muskogcc when the posse, In
a haudcar. came upon him.
Justice Slack is prepared TO hold
am inquest In the event that the negro
dies ana some interesting facts might
develop, in that event. 1t iS rumored.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18
ncno,lt- nld Not nold Up.

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla, July ~
While the number of national
banks I'm Oklahoma increased from
3l4 M tho close ~ business April 4
20 325 az tho close Of business Jun"
I. the deposits did not increase I'm q
corresponding way. Tho report ~ tho
banks IN the state FOR june I show
deposits II A23,F92Sl This Is only
ohout one hundred thousand dollars
n ore than the report # April 4
Ell ows. For tho date of June the
1tato banks showed individual dc
rosts ~ t3G7S2.S9A93, which was
about five million more than Tor the
same date m 1912. The state banks
for June show capital stock OF
nearly nlno million while the national
banks Tor the same period show more
than fourteen million. The state
banks show cash IA banks for June
Of S2,sl1.S19S7 and the national
banks FOR the same time show 80 56a,
Ltql1 Tho average per cent reserve
held by state banks according 10 tho
June report was see. while that ~
the natiouai banks was 967.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18
TANGO TANGLES

ny II. T.. MORSE

y Leo Doun!son ~ PENNSYLVANIA,
New York city and the Barbary
Coust. Journalist and globe trotter.
formerly connected with Weber &
Fields and thA Kicth & Proctor then
triOul interests, who came west FOR
his health. was standinN on Main
street recently holding a conflab
with Jim Hunter OF the Gulf Pipe
! tre, concerning the wisdom of tn
troduciug the national hymn Of Slam
ga Tho Far North, ana lts probable cf-
loot upon the longevity ~ the Blond
hsquimnuN
st point about midway between
the third stauza and tho post office.
or ahou, L feet north r. l3-2S-00.
John Lancaster. ~ the central Nat
lonal bank. strolled mp. Slipping on
his most dolush sinllc. rolling up his
sleeves and wiplug his ,nin, Hunter
prepared 90 make IN" customary tn
reductions
"Mr Lancaster meet Mr Deuni-
son." said Jim u silky vuicc,
,,ukiug his l,u rNc with The same
movement, "Mr pruuisan is from
Lancaster PA. and Mr.. Lancaster is
from puuiso0 TcN.'
After which ucarhv fountain was
mrllar.E,d fut 'hydltl tu you.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18
FRIENDLY SUIT FILED
AGAINST \. ]. CUBSER
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS VII /
TEST FINDING OF THE
STATE TX MANNER.

In order to test out the findings OF
the state examiner and inspector who
checked up the county judges office,
that former Judge ". J, Gubser had
drawn 36603 as salary that he was
not legally entitled to, a friendly suit
was yesterday filed in the district
court by the board Of county commits
sioncrs.
when Judge Gubser went into office
November l6 1907, the salary Of the
county Judge was $1,000 per year The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

Governor Sulzcr saws Miss Mienon
Eoul.ins' breach ~ promise suit Il Il
"framc-un' ON the part of Uhss Mur-
uhv ~ TlumanE and further than
that the governor SAYS IL smells
nahv."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

! talking party poui WAS talk
! ing us % business 0 Their bust
! moss men nu ~lt. vital CON
C,rD 60 au
Our OF try rDmarkuhl. letters of
the day wa sidcutned by Mulhall as
his letter of Introduction and his ere
dCutials II read.
National Association Of
manufacturers.
st uuis, Mo. July 8, 1905.
To Whom II May Concern:
This letter will introduce Colonel
NJ NJ Mu.hall. for whom | hcspoak
the greatest possible consideration
from rvory member Of the National
Association of Manufacturers.
1T is thoroughly clear to YOU that
In order tt have any standing with
the elected and appointed officials of
our country, whether federal or
state We must Doe able TO show them
that the business men and the manu-
iaCturcrs uf our country are a fac
tor TO be- rtckonrd with IN politics
We must bo able 90 prove to the man
who is bla kiistcd 10y the labor un-
ions because hc refused To legislate
special privileges 20 labor organiZa-
tiuns and the dvnagogues that he
will not suffer at the polls on account
VI his patriotism and his devotion to
his duty
This makes necessary grcai
deal uf n-ll work and Colonel Mul-
hall IS In charge Of this most i'm
purtsut ar9nch ~ our activity His
record Is thyiablc and his fidelity. in
tegrity and honesty beyond question.
You can cpcak with him I'm strict
confidence and YOU can rest assured
that When he calls upon YOU It VIII
be on a hicct most important TO
YOU and % an ~ YOU.
Very Truly yours,
q " VAN CI EANF. President. 90
There were many references dur
Ing the d1v 90 James \ Emery, who.
Mulhall said. is the Washington rep
reseutativc ~ the National Associa-
tion Of Manufacturers. but who j..
+. Bird 'he general manager of the
Organization swure the other day. IL
connected with the National Council
for Defe lsn. and not with the Asso-
citation senator Reed laid particular
emphasis ca passages IN letters tell
ing Of Mu'halls talks with Emery
Just at the close - the session. he
made q anal reference to Emery.
"He did not do much active work.
did he " asked tho senator
No. h lone lot ~ promising" !"
said Mulhtl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

Tho word Snort covers an alti-
tude of sins chess and checkers
squeeze in under This head And that's
the helghth u fossilosity. says George
stanley
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

The Standard Oil company has a
plant az Constable Hook \. J Prob
phlv named IN honor 81 the Jersey
tum-ehoe skcetor chasers who "Eo'
10, hook when they started after
tohu n.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

The urolatariat would he led to te-
'.cve Miss Hopkins was moro than =
"S's" 90 tho governor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

New York has dropped behind Tul.
81. The local David Lamar still II on
the Job.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

"Vluv West" - Dourbonvine. Rye
County Kentucky, snys this weather
'r hot enough to melt the balls Of n
pawn brokers sign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

W. c.u state with positive ,rAu-
ty that the ica mu hns thc laugh
on th, COAL luW night NOW.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

World Wants Get Results
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

G. S. Fcrner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-18

.. A Turner
The evening world., 1913-03-05
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Mrs. George CORVALLIS West who
was Jennie Jerome Of this city and then
Lady Randolph Churchill. has written
a suffrage play. The Bill" 1t will be
seen at Glasgow March Is.
Her Side Of the House." by Leohmers
worrall and Miss Ate Hall. put on at
the Aldwych. London, last night. u
poorly received by the critics.
Mary Keener, who appeared in Pin
eros BENEFIT Of the Doubt" last week.
will play tho title role In "Norah." a
new playlet by Rachel Crothers to be
given by the Empire Dramatic School at
the Empire tomorrow afternoon.
Her Winning Way" by Martha Nor
ton. will be produced at the Waldorf
Astoria Saturday evening at the benefit
Of the Junior League Of Sydenham Hos
pital.
Louis EURO has taken the Thaiia for q
spring season Of grand opera at popular
prices.
Headed by Wilton Lackays. Francis
Wilson, Robert Edeson. Grant Stewart,
Bruce McRae and Brandon lyman, the
leading actors Of the city are forming
an Equity Society AZ kind OF stars
union to look after their interests.
Toronto has appointed a censor OF
plays with power to arrest on the spo,
any actor or actress speaking or acting
extensively to. morals and to stop any
improper show.