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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

LOST ON MOTOR-A rain coat
bought of Shelley Mere. Co. Sat-
urdsy July II. Finder please re-
trun to this office and receive re-
ward. J16-23.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
DECIDED FARMS. Reasonable
rates. No delay. Devereaux Mort.
gage Co., Pocatello. 10-30-14.
FOR SALE-Two Holstein-Freisan
Bulls, eligible for registration, from
herd of idaho Industrial School,,
one year old. the other coming OF
year old in November. Fine ami
mails for improving dairy herd. May
be inspected at Fort Hall Indian
School. Fort Hall, Idaho. C. L.
Mills, Special Agent in Charge.
4t-8-13.
WANTED Confinement cases to
nurse at reasonable price. Mrs.
D. p. Janzen, 101 Shillings Ave.
FOR SALE-Field peas for 3 cents
per pound. Can be had at the
Blackfoot Farmers Mill, or 1t
James Jus.'s ranch. Shelley R. F.
u. No. 2.
FOR SALE-No Seed Oats of the
Regenerated Swedish kind. Apply
to A. Written, r. F. D. No. 3.
Blackfoot, Idaho. 81 st.
A Japanese wants any kind Of work
every afternoon or part of week.
Apply at this office. Tom Sacto. g.
FOR SALE-Stock of millinery, to.
gether with lease Of the only mil
hnery store at Rupert. Business
only one year old, therefore no
old stock. The best reason on
earth for desiring to sell paying
business. Address Mr. Owner, Boz
977, Pocatello,, Idaho. 4t-7-23
LOSr-Baby's gold ring. Return to
this office and be rewarded.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS published
In the Optimist are guaranteed to be
correct copies of the notices furnish
ed: will be correctly inserted as or
dered; q proof Of publication will be
furnished i1 bed, promptly and in correct
coed the legal rate. Those interest
ed in the publication Of notices are
requested to order the publication to
be made in the BlackfoOt ODtimist.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13
LAST SEA SHORE EXCURSION ON
AUGUST 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
rates to North Beach Resorts. Tick.
cts good for stop-overs at Portland
and Other points returning. Limit,
August 29th. See Agents for rates
and further particulars.
$685..
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13

Clean, soft cotton rage wanted q
the Optimist Office AN.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13

Situation by an expert
enced woman cook Camp or ranch
preferred. Apply at Thorstenberg's
bakery. Phone 159. pd.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13

Cash paid for soft, clean cotton rag
1t the Optimist office adv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13

typewriter pape for sale at this
office. adv. n.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13

typewriter paper for SAFE at this
office sdv 4.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-13
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE

Lindsay Welker Co., a cor
poration,
Plaintiff,
vs..
El'icE Rcwberry,
Defendant.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
@iaas 9rnppem in gOrreOn.

f6eiOet er bod ~feinesmegs bas @4ids
fal Oes 2onbes, Gs nirO tpobl nod
mon9er 9ropfen Mofer ben Gio
@ronbe btnab ins Meer flieBen bebor
bic RonftitutionoIiften ii9 gu 5erren
bes 2onbes perben MAIDEN t0nner. Sn
SoItiao, Monterep unb anberen groz
ben Stdoten Itegen onfehnli9e 9arniz
ipnen bon Bunoestruppea unb ale
biefe pirb @ilo beiiesen miiTen beDDr
er i'm Stanbe fein pirb, an bic Sore
Der 9nupt1tabt Merito 3u poden, no
9ltertu uno Der HeIt Der 8egierung
unter benz 96ube elmer ~ftarfen @ars
nifon unO nirffomer BeFeitigungsz
iperte Der 3utunft entgesenfeben.
9uerta bat troy Der Nieoerlage feiner
Sruppen in Sorreon ougenf6einli9
ben Mut niht berlDren unb i9eint
entI9loKen gu fein, ii4 big gum leBten
Nugenblid in Ieiner Stellung gu be-
baupten. Gs frGgt it9 nun, Oh Die
Ser. Staaten o6er bic merifaniI9ea
&onititutionoliften es fein perben, Die
ben 9iftator enbli9 itiir3en merOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

0as Dar cine bittere pile fit Die ebr<
geisige Mmerifanerin. Der es notiirli9
barlm at tun mar, ol8 mirfli9e Ser
aogin cine grOBe gtole in Der GefeQ=
f4aft al fpielen.
Ser jllnge 5er8og, Der, ipie es
f6etnt, in feline junge 6rou gepaItig
perliebt If, GieB es on 8~emiibungen
ni9t febten, feiner @emablin Nner@
fennung gu per79affen, bod ipe0er Der
Druid BEN er auf Die iibrigen Wtitglie=
Der leiner Tomtlie ousiibte, nod Der
@influB Teines gfei9tums uno Gange5
Dermo9ten Die Understandable at
beIiegen, pelde Der fo3iaIen Nnerfen~
nung Der ni9to0eligen @attin pes Ser
3pgs i'm Mege ltanben.
4ngeftn6elt BON feiner 5ralt, feBt
Der Ser3og feline 8%emiibungen aber
unenttpegt fort. uno es f9eint alS
tpiirbe es ibm i9lieBli9 troB olleDem
Qelin9er, fem @prbaben bur93ufeBen.
G8 6eiBt, baB Der beutf4e &~ronpria3
1i9 auf bic @eite ber jungen Nmerifaz
nerin geIteQt bat unD feinen gon3en
GinfluB gu i6ren @unIten in bic Mag~
f9ale nerfsn min, I'm ihr boqe fo3iale
Nnerfennung in reutfden 9oftreiien
unO anDer8po gu eripirfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
@sf@snf bss @oifsr8.

&oiier Ttdna SoiepR, Der sreiie
6errT9er Der Ooppelmonar9ie. bat
Der ungorii4sfatbolif4en 81. Ste
pbanss&ir9e in Mc&eesport elm prG9z
tiges Selgemdloe bes ct. STEPHAN,
fiinften 80nigs BON ungarn, gum Sc
I9ent gema9t. 9as &unftperf, tpel=
9es nit Ieinem toftbaren Rabmen
einen @ert BON $4,000 r%eprGientiert,
lit bon benz befannten ungariI9en
Moler Sobn g. ubIinst BON 8ubapelt
ausgefiibrt iporben. Die ct. StepbansS
@emeinbe in Mc&eesport lit bic dlte1te
unO pabrfdeinli9fte aud Die grObte
ungori19e @emeinbe in ben 8ereinigz
ten Staaten. Die @9enfung bes
&oiiers erfolgte in Nnertennung Der
treuen Mnbdngli9feit Der ungarn i'm
MeReesportzO iitrift an Die alte 9eiz
mot. Dos @emGlbe ptrb ON Ia.
SUM BON 8ifdof S. S. &esis Cone
bin nit GROCER 5eierlidfeit gepeibt
nerben, Gr. Sonitantin Dumba, Der
0Iterrei9i19zungorif9e 8otf6ofter in
Maibington unb bic 1lterrei9ii6@un<
gariI9en &pniuln in ben n0rbli9en
Seilen Der Ser. Staaten Iotpie berbor=
ragenbe 8ertreter Der lngarif9en Be-
no6ner aus alien 2anbesteilen tperben
ber Meibefeter b%eipobnen.
Our 8erpdfferung Der
Marine.
Mmtli9erfeits pirb nit 3iemli9em
Na9brud ertlGrt, Der prdiiOent itebe
ben 8er1u9en bes Marine@ SetretGrs
0aniels, in Der Marine ltritte Sems
peren3 ein3ufibren, p~onItdnoig fern,
benn berIelbe babe i'm ni9t tonfuls
tiert. Dieie Grtldrung crying, als
betannt tpurOe, bob bic 8erfiigung i'm
gon3en 2anDe minbeitens nit StauS
men, mei1tens aber nit l1ntpinen cuff
genpmmen porben 1T. Der prdfibent
fir9tet, BOP bas Norgeben beg Ma~
rinefetretdrs Bel ben SerbItpoblen
f9per ins @epi9t fallen tpirb, tpes=
tpegen er bic erpdbnte @erlautbarung
aus Dem MeiBen Sauie outorifiert. gr
ielbt tit betanntli9 au9 Elm Sem>
peren3ler nie Die gan3e Mbminiitraz
tion. Sn 9ffiaierstreilen pirO bic
8erfiigung nit grOBem nntpiQen be-
tra9tet. Selblt bic Graren finb ent=
I9ieben oageeen. Dies ipurbe beute
benz SetretGr Oaniels mitgeteiltS Der
ertldrte, bic Srbre tperbe bleiben uno
am l. Suli in &raft treten.
@erte9rte@eIt.
8eomter: nMertpiirbig: onf benz
Gpmnaiium bin i1 tpeger meiner
Bummelei bdufig fiben sebIieben, unb
ieBt iperbe i9 aus bemfelben @runbe
fortpdbrenb psrFest."
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Jl1ertROs l0irren.
Scr TaIl BON &OrreOn bat feline
Gntld1eicnua 0cbrndtt.

Ser 3pif4enfoa in Sompico, Der
fi9 gu einem internotionolen Streitfaa
augeipibt bat unO au einem bepoffnes
ten @inf9reiten lsitens Der @ereinigtsn
Staten fiibren biirfte, bat bic bersits
fort Deripidelte So9lage in MleJito
nur nod Oertpidelter semadt. 4ber,
ou9 obne Oieien 3pif9eufon finb bic
@irren in benz uugIiidli9en Wlerifo
bebentli9 eenug. Sorreon lift na4
bartnddigen Rdmpfen ON 2. April
bon ben 3onftitutionaIiften unter Sen.
8iaa eingenommen porben, bod, obs
glei4 biefer Waffenerfols Der Sofe
Der ReDplutioniiten obne 3peifeI ein
erb0btes Preftige geben biirfte, 10 snt>
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Cine 1iNn0traae.
G9ie cine amerifaniiDe SersU9in nm
lire icsiale SteamaA fGmpft.

u6er3oQin iperben lit niAt fAtoer,
Ser3ogiu Isin, ba9e8ea, ie9r," fiiblt
man Iid, eiuem beriibmten gorbiloe
folgeno, perfu6t ou%s3urufen, penn
nan lief, ME gepiTe ameritonii@e
Gr6innen, bic @lGnner aus bOben
QbeIsItdnben ge6eirotet bdbeu, no9
i6rer @cr6eirotung I'm ~fo3iale Diner
fennung tdmpFten un0 nod tdnpfen.
@u lit gum 8eiipiel bos frii9ere 5rdu=
Iein aancD 2eiI6mon, Die SCOOTER bes
frii6eren omeritonR4en 8Otidafters
2eif6mon, Der IeitOem finon3iea obge@
pirti6oTtet bat. sic Derbeiratete it9
nit Dem jungen 9er8og bon GroD, Dem
G6ef Der Oeut INSTRUMENTATION 6onilie
@rop, bic ii6er Elm beOeutenoes Jomiz
Iienperm1gen berfii9t. Nie %beoeutenb
Der &ei9tum bes Ser8ogs tit ldBt ii4
barous folgern, bob erft bor tur3em
bic 5irma &rupp in @ien fir bier
NiQionen 9oGars ba8 Ge4t ertporb,
bic @tIengrltbeu oes @er8ogs ouf cine
Gei6e BON Syobren obbauen 8l biirfen.
Qls SRI. 2eif6mon ben Ser3og bet
ratete, murbe fe nun a~llerDings feline
Sra1, aber NOD lange ni9t 9er5ogin.
9ie 5amilie Gr0p peigette ii4, bic
iunqe syrau ais 9er3ogtn on3uertennen
un0 Der @otbof6e &olenber, iene
@utoritdt auf 9eneolpgtfdem Gjebiete,
bemertte in ietner O%iesjd1rigen Qufs
lage, boB Der 6er3og BON Grop cine
MesaQionce eingegongen uno fi4 init
elmer 1lnebenbiirtigen berbunDen babe.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
0Nfer be- nSitonte" aeebrt

- I -
Inter cinfa9en, absr einOrudsooI>
len 3eremonien puroe in Atlanta,
60, bic nsue Bride eingepeibt, pel9e
Dem @eoG9tnis Oes Mlujors Ardi6olo
DILLINGHAM; Butt 9eipibmet lit, Der Bet
ben beioen grGfiOenten &ooieDeIt nno
Salt alg perlDnli9er NOiutant funs
qierte unb Bel Der fur9t6aren rSitas
me- &ataItrop6e am 10. Npril 1912
Iein 2e6en in 6elbenmiitiger Meiie Derz
lor. Tic @inpei6ungs 5eierli9teiten
erfolgten inter Recommendation 3ere>
moniell, bo Mdior Butt Dem 5reimals
rzOrben ungeb0rt bate, unO itorte
9elegationen BON Sreimnurern iparen
3u Der 5eier erf9ienen, BEL pelAer ST.
prdiibent Soft Die 9ouptreoe bielt.
urfprunQ Der @merttoner.
Na6 einem griinbli9en StuDium
Der @1lfer lungs Der oiiotiI9en @ren5e
BON Sibirien Bis Sumatro 9ibt Srou
Sorriet Ghalmers Mbams, cine Der be-
belticubIten 5orT9erinnen, in einem
G0reihen Gil Die National Geographic
SrcietD fer llefer3eugung Ausbrud,
boB bic often omeritanifhen 90lfer
IGer MuIIer boll Miien b%ierbergetomz
men feien. 5rou Mboms, peI6e To-
eben 8uriidgete1rt 1T, glaubt beitimmt,
boB Gin griinoIiAes Stubium bes
intos@ineffdea 3peiges Ter gelben
9taiIe, ber W1oln9en, G6inefen unb
Sibetaaer i'm 3uIammenbang nit UNI
ferer bor6iitoril9en 3i%Diliiation ouf
Die GrfprI6ung Ger urIpriingli9etl
@merifoner ein neaes 2iht iperfen
wtrb.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
OiGos NOjutOnt.
Gr ioG fiir Oie GrmOronne SentOss
Deramtmortli@ fein.

Sc 1T eigenili4 gor ni6t iiberz
rdfdenb, baB Elm Mann pte 9enerol
8iGa, Meu6elm0rber, Bandit, 8ants
rduber unb brutaler 9enfer Der CT TT,
Tid nit einem Stabe umgeben bat, Der
in jeOer Sinii6t ollF Oemfelben moro
Iif9en Nibeou ftebt pie er felbf, I'm
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

fer feinen NOiutanten befinbet 1i9 STU,
bplfo 8isrrr. Dem es jebt in Die S4u9e
gsf9oben nirb, ben @ngldnber 90. g.
Benton bor fllroem ermorbet gu baben,
ais berfelbe BEN 8unbttengeneral 8ila
IN Slare3 befuden mpllte, I'm BEL ibm
iiber bos brutale 8orgeben Der 4onz
ititutionoliiten 8ei6peroe gu fabren.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
6. +. Mdermonnt tot.

Sn 8rpoflbn, 1T i'm Otter BON 70
Sabren 9err Charles s. Mdermanm
nod einem orbeitsz unD erfplgrei9cn
Qeben geItorben. @eboren am 5. Q(pril
1885 in 9efau, fam er i'm Sabre
1857 bier ms Qanb unb 9riinDete fur3
barauf bic Jtrma MeiBner, Ndermann
& 60. BON go. 40 8eaber Str, Nep
Oorf, bic 1i9 alsbalb 81 einem bod
o~n9eiebenen Snports nnb Grport=
baufe ouff9pang llnb bic erite 5irmd
NOR, bic Petroleum erportierte. Die
5irmo battle in bieIem @ef9Gfts3peige
berartige @rfolge, bob ite Iih ipdterz
Fin nit Der STANDARD Sil So. BON
Nep Serfep oerf9mola, in Der 6err
Mdermarn Iobann bic SteQe bes 8orz
itanbs Der Nbteilung fir Grport6ans
bel b%etIeibete. Mu9 i'm @erii9erungs>
ipeTen mar er nit grDbtem @rfolge td=
tis. ST gebDrte gu ben @riinbera unb
Direftoren Der @ermon=N merican Snz
furonce Company unb Der German
QlIiance Gompanp; oud gebOrte er
Der probuttenz8Drie als Mitglteb an.
Grit bor tpenigen Sabren 3og er Ii1
pom @ef9d tsleben auriid, ST pirb
BON Ieiner Witpe, flint S0bnen uEO
stpsi S04tern betrouert.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Werfebrte melt.

8eomter: nMlertpiirbig: ouf benz
Gpmnaiium bin i4 iDegen meiner
Bummelei bdufis fibsn g~eblieben, unb
jeBt iperbe i9 aus bemfelben 9runbe
fortpGbrenb psrFekt."
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
6umone @tiftnna.

6err Sames Deertng, bon @btcago,
bat bic GratIi9e S9ule Der nNort9a
fpeItern ltniDeriitp" NIT elmer Stif=
tunq BON $1.O00,00O beba9t, ipel9e
Sur @rri9tllng BON &liniten, bur9
fpel6e Mrmen Gr3tli6er unentgeltli9er
8eiItonb gu Sell merOen fOl, bienen
pir6. Die neuen &liniten tperben i'm
@sslebs 9ofpitoI in @bicoge erri4tet
tperDer.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
sd fible mid berpflidtet, Ser
leiOcnSem MenId6eit

ettpas BON Or. NlileS' Nnti=Iain Gilen su Bee
rihten. Sd betrahte fe ais cine @ottesgabe
l;ro farn faum gsorte finoet. UNI t1eine Dart=
bartlett fir Elm iplbeS 6eiImittel auS8uorifen.
Gar oft. tuenn bic Sbiner5en 81 er0B ~iebiener,
un MIDI auf Der BIbne ericbeinen a1 lniien, baz
ben oieie &ilen mir iaBe 2Iuoernng peridbafft.
SD babe
81. Milest Mmti-9aim &illen
i6On sebn Sabre eebraubt uno mill ben 2euten
INNER BON ibrer 9eilfraft erS1blet. "-Neu. d.
Nl. @entleg. 2ecturer. Gbelbbpile. Sno.
&erfonen. Die lih leidlt altfre9en lais
fen o6er uerbDie Mnfdle Doer &opfipeb
S6eattrs OSer al0ern geieQi6affiiden
3uiammenfiinften, finoen III 81. WlileS'
NntisYain Yiaen einen ddten Sreunb
in Der SHOT. Mou 6alte etlihe 8ilen III
Der Sni1e unD ne6n1e cine tpetul n0tig.
Sn alien QlpDtbefen. Silft bic erftc
GGadteI nidt, 5mrif fOmntt SDr @elb.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
CD
Conn cncIi
State News
ODD
MRs. noLMAM,s LovE MoTEs.

MRS. HOLHEN'S LOVE NOTES.
HARTFORD.-Loys letters written
% her present husband were read 70
the jury in the $4,000 conspiracy
suit Ok Mrs. Elizabeth a. c. Holman
against her divorced husband, the
Rev. Cranston Brenton Of Yonkers,
y. Y. and Or Olive G. Smith and
DR.. Paul Waterman Of this city. whom
she accuses Of locking her up in a
Vermont madhouse until zhe signed
confession Of lnflde.ity Mrs. Holman
wept as she listened to the letters,
aid BrentoB, who obtained the let
ters from Ho'man's divorced wife. sat
quietly ii the witness chair watching
her Brent9n made a general denial
Of Mrs. H0lmsn's testimony He said
he thought his vile should have been
placed In the Vermont Institution be-
cause she vas mentally abnormal and
had correaponded with and loaned
81 coo To her present husband, before
she had even met hin. One Of Mrs.
Holman's secret letters to her pres
eHt husband, entitled, = Note Of
Passion. read in part: y long 50 70
be all yours at last, am afraid to
zee you. Tonight you are mine, and
mine alone Dear God ia heaven, TO
come In and find you waiting fer mel
/ shall have thee, and possess thee"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
GIVES TOWN PLAYGROUND.

NONCOMPLIANCE the
generosity of Normand F. Allen OF
Sage. Allen & Company, of Hartford.
Thompsonville is to have a public
playground il was learned that hs
has bought a tract OF land Of about
six acres fronting ON Enfield, New
King and Mrs. Edwin S. Vail. For
some time Mr.. Aliens daughter. Miss
Norma Allen, has been interested In
the playground movement for the
children of Thompsonyille. and $1,000
has been contributed by townspeopie.
The New King and Garden street
sides viii be put into immediate use
for a playground and equipment Will
be installed as soon as possible.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12

In the eighteenth century the whole
aafefy and order of Glasgow. Scot
land. were intrusted to the unpaid
ana reluctant burghers Every eiti
zen who was between the years o
eighteen and sixty. and paid a yearly
rent amounting 10 SIS. had 10 take his
turn at guarding the city 'on touch
of drum" SAYS writer. the gentle
man was at his post at ten at night.
and strolled with weary tread and
yawning gait along the Trongase and
High street. and up the pitch dark
lanes, OF winter nights tn four In the
morning. After that hour the city Was
without police
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
TEACHERS SUMMER SCHOOL.

DANBURY.-A Summer school for
teachers will be conducted at the
State Normal school here on July 6 TO
August ] under the direction OF the
State Board Of Education. The pur-
pose Is to give Information. TO Illus
trate effective methods ard give prac-
teal and permanent help IN the essen.
tiais Of school teaching and those who
qualify wiz be given certificates. Ex-
aminations for these certificates will
be held at the close Of the terms.
The school VIII be open to persons
residing or teaching in this state who
possess suitable qualifications. Tu-
Hlon and supplies will be free, the
only expense being board and travel
ing. There will be a reception on
each Wednesday evening during the
term.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12

At Court or Probate holden at Putnam
N within and for the distric; of Putnam
an the 10th day Of June,.A r.. 1914.
Present, EDWARD q, WRIGHT Judge
Whereas an agreement has been filed in this
court, where in =. O. DAVIS. Secretary OF the
BOARD Of Management 0, the Nindham County
Temporary Home parties Of the hrst part gives
in adoption Hazel Kenyon, female child aged
eight wears TO Walter J. and Bertha Maefeele-
stone Of Elmville, Rhode Island. parties OF the
second part. Ills
ordered that a hearing upon said agreement be
held a the Probate Ofsice in Putnam on the 18th
dav ~ June 81 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ana
fhst notice be gtyesl 10 ali persons interested TO
appesr aud DC afa relative thereto, oy paoiish.
i9s copy OF this order once In the Putnam
Parrot, new spaper published in Pntdam, and
having 4 eirSnztion IN said district, AMI by
posting ike copy on public sign post in said
Town 81 l1utnsm. and return make to 10 this
Court OF the notice given.
BY order OF Court.
=, EDWARD g. WRIGHT, Judge
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
HOME. REFUSES TO TALK.

NEW LONDON, = Miss ArdeIl,
Sohriver, who mysteriously disappear
ed from her home in this city two
years ago last September. was re-
turned TO her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Bethuel w. Schriver. OF Crystal ave
nue.. by the police. Miss Sehr.yer, an
attractive brunette. now eighteen
years Of age. was sophomore in
Williams Memorial Institute. Miss
Schriyer was seen on the street by
a former friend The police were
notified and the giri was Swallowed
70 Cottage street residence.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
READY TO SACRIFICE BLOOD.

NEW HAVEN Although the en-
tire senior class of the Yale medical
school volunteered to submit 10 a
TRANSMISSION of blood operation, in an
attempt to save the life of Mr.. Otto
C. Ramsay of the school faculty, the
attending special physicians from
New York. declined to accept any OF
the students. DR. B. II. Moore, house
surgeon at a local hospital, gave his
blood. Both he and DR.. Ramsay are
doing well at present.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
RICHARD HEALY co.
HIGH Tuberculosis Death Rate.

The per cent. of deaths from con
sumption among cement workers is
10 per cent, as against IA per cent.
for all the male workers In the
United States. They inhale great
quantities of cement dust, but some
authorities consider this source of
health because of the heavy admix
ture of lime. Authorities differ on
this score, and even federal evidence
Is inconclusive.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
CAPTAIN JgpsoN DEAD AT a.

NEW HAVEN.-Captain Benjamin
Jopson. one of the pioneer music in
structors in the public schools in this
country. died at his home here after
an Illness Of several months. He was
born In England 50 years ago. For
fifty years, he was in charge of the
department Of music in the New
Haven city schools. being retired on
a pension less than a year ago.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
BLOWN FROM LOCOMOTIVE.

sTAMFORD.-Wit his engine run
ming at a high rate OF speed west OF
Stamford, a steam pipe in the locomo-
tive blew out and Ernest Esterbrook.
the engineer. was hurled from the
cab window. He had HIS hand on the
air brake at the time and he instinc-
lively applied the air. The freight
train stopped a short distance beyond
where he lay. Esterbrook's right leg
was broken at the ankle and he was
badly bruised and scalded.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12

What makes an Englishman wear
monocle?" Well" replied Piute
Pete, Il have been told that diplomacy
is something like a poker game.
once taught an Englishman to play
poker, and believe me. son, there's
nothing like a monocle to prevent a
mans facial expression from slip
ping. "-Washingt Star.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12

Sometimes we must simply do the
thing we have to do and think about
II afterward. Or il may be better not
10 think about il aftsrward, Action Is
the great solver of doubts. the great
key TO llfe's problems. Too mueh
thinking and debating and discussing
only confuse the issues.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
BADLY STABBED.

HIGGANUM.--Steve Augustine was
nearly stabbed 10 death at his home
here and neighbor. John Eason, Is
locked up in the county jail at Had
dam, charged with assault with in
tent to kill. IL is said that Eason
tried to enter Augustine's house while
intoxicated.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12

"nr. Thomas Eclectic oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. II has been used with success
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L. Nhiteaete, Buffalo, y, u. adv
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