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Putnam patriot., 1915-04-30

Thomas H. Deeoudres, formerly a
teacher In The schools Of Putnam, and
who WIS q candidate Tor sgperinten-
dent OF schools, has been reelected
superintendent Of schools in Grafton.
Raymond Gilpatrie and wife Of
New Britain and Charles X. shaw and
wife OF Pawtucket have been guests Of
relatives in the city.
--cargiIl Council X. OF G. will work
the The third degree on class candi.
dates Sunday, May 10th.
Putnam patriot., 1915-04-30

In Uxbridge, April %, Christian
Gredig, aged %, formerly of Putnam
In Putnam, April 18th, &c orge ).
Skinner, aged -.
In Danielson, April 26, Mrs. VIM.
H. Reynolds, aged 81, formerly of Put
nam
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Sotsbam.

6. 6. Slider pliroe am lebte'
Samstng Nberpo, sur Seller leines
l5-ite1t @ie9enfeites, in ieiiler Sob.
nlnrg nit elmer Sirrpriie. &ortn be.
ebrt.
&. @. 3illp iuto S. 8. &iirfer iua.
len oll Dcrgnlrgenen Sonntag, be
ilrdSipeiie, In Sernlanal.
SelrD Sdltitoer betbrod)te 6en
IeBten 0ienstag INIT Sol5idgelI, iiir
Nittogr &adpir.
Sreo SeIb traf porige ISOLDE bon
ct. 2otis bier elm, 5lrtn 9eiltf, bei
ieiipe1 @rgeb6rfgen.
Scr gots0am StroBen6iitrift lit
6ieie ISOLDE 10 gliidlid orc lpelre
Goltntp . Strdbennidyiipe on ieinMt
Strdben on Der glrbeit 5li bobeit.
Gbas, &eblepnIo botte nin porigen
9oinlerstog ettte ailftion iuno miro
luidFteits nod Sermau1 5ieben.
Sscar @rndf bait 6ieie ISOLDE
has Sdmoomert fir cine tese
Sheter.
ltnier 2ebrer, gilbert 8aIif, bot
fiirsli6 in ser Nabe BON SaruoD
Soof, cine NiiiMtri 9ottom6mm
rop 200 slider, gefaitft.
9errD Slider bat ieirpe Sdeper
lett in iebr gittem 3iftnir6, mit
Sioine, iopie nnbcren
@erbeiienmgea1.
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MADE IN AMERICAl
O,pensSiae @Onte 8.

SNrfoIae oes trofeaten Wetters Iint
'anfere @eibepIGte ietH 5ienlid
1tnger.
@lt. Worrc lulh Somilie, bon
Noiele ,udreit in ser nergnngei,erl
ISOLDE bier ole @dItc bon Soc. Mor.
re ilno Samilie.
Srls. Mageie INN 9dtcic SonfeIbt
pnren AM letter Sonntoq, bciudys.
meiie, hci Serrn Sccpfc itnb 50.
milie.
sSm. Socffnrt uro @cbiIfer iino
ncd imr1er IN Der R1fe BON Reb
girb beim aIeeoreiden.
Srait @m. 2ofbart befitoet lid,
sur Belt nlif 9eia,d) int n6rolidaup
Efeil ,tnieres golimtfs.
Gortntp Stbidiupcrintearoent q.
3. Ma1nr %ihottete porige 8ode IN.
ieren Sdluler eilleqr 9eiild) ab.
Sifnon unb Senrp Merf iino
jetf beim &epnriereh uil6 @nitrei-
den Ses Sotels, meldes gnbrens
Soeb Dor alir5em in He0 8irb &c.
tmrft bnt.
Solicitor $. 6. Strad itruo De-.
pttp Saller tparean fiirslid) bier slHn
9oleftieren Der Sfeltern; iie ipnren
itts TN oieier 9ipiidlt itipeefGbr eeuobe
10 tpillfomttteit, aIs mic Ser s3dbtr
nr5t; nber, mas feim mtb, mitB eifls
tod fem.
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StoHb Sill

ssoblt Sntitb pertnruite poriee $50.
DIE Elm ifones, ilupges &iitb oil @eo.
Gntlter, in Gieiiger Rabc.
Sobn S. Sid rrnb 5onilie, BON
Hep Sopeib lparetp oln pergargeler
Solurtag Die @GIte BON $. 9. Stol.
te lutb Smrilie.
Gmll &atbtt, apeld)er lpGbrepO aes
Dergall9elpelp Sonmers bel Geo. Ils
bersaper|b gearbeitet Dntte, lit rorige
8odr n~ndpJoltie 5ilriifgefebrt.
l1nier StrnBenmtfieter, 9briit.
Srnltp, batte am lesten SnmStog
eitle an5aN s[rbeiter 6cint sSn1relt
BON Sizes. DDS lit ealt5 &eft; Sizes
lit 6os bette nlro ipoblfeiIiT 5ltml
aitffiilen Der 9refloder.
Nenrp 8opderoiltg, elmer nnierer
n~optlGren iiarget Wedamer, bcreitete
ieilprlu Sreun6en fiirSiif cine lteber.
~raldautg, iipocrt er iidy perbeiratbc.e.
Sron 9orf)erbing mar friiber Sri.
SnieOa Sdppeiber1pinb, po1r 8prolt
$40.
sSobal S6lltc, nils biciigcr 9tohe,
perIebte 6ett perfloiielper Sonnitag
in @eieqidoft poip Or. eneelbreff
1trt6 6anilie.
Sh, Sirlie 3rmip iHro Ofprtlc
9iefer Dareil Mnt bergafrgeflell
ole @Gite BON SRI. Sillie
Moipirt.
@nit engelbped)t lupo 5arnilie,
ionic Sinort Berger iin6 Irtbur
Miseller, i1nmntlidJ BON Yap, lporeit
alt letten Somrtng bier alti &e.
judi.
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gus anbereu GOnuties.

sSn Der IeBten Situng bes
areiseeridts bon Oiase Gollntp, in
2inn, ip,ir6e Der 2inr . @ascormbe
Gortntp Sago. un6 Siiderei Club
imforporier. Gif,ter Ddbabion fin.
gierte OILS SpecialI& idter.
Die $amiIton+8 ropm Sboe SO
lat gaupIGse in Union gebauft uno
&ontrnfte fir ben 8mt bon Sdniern
aiisge8eben. Die Gabrielle Der Com.
fiir 6ie oergangene @od)e, be.
tr,,g $4,000. Ole groBte felt errid-
iltng Der 5dbrif, in linton. Die so.
BRIT proousicrt. pro Cog, so 9iitert
Sdnibe.
@oup. Iaior bat S. Sarr1
bon @dfbineton sinn
Nod)Idbridter bon GranfIin gorrtp
ernannt, INN bic @aSarB oitsu,fiilen
lpeId3e oir4 Den Sob bon 8. &c.
benirfodt .tpi,rbe. Ger
Didbsnoer tpnDoe potige @ode Gin.
trnS bot Ole 8f1ihtcn oes
TntteA iiberrotruneif.
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Nlte !6ennen ipllten uerfanft pber
perlpeikt iuerben

3ad)oem ate Sennen nit Dem Sc
gen anfgeb0rt baben, ioaten oielelber
a~iisgeidieoen peroei,. Die Siitter'
foifen fiir alte Sen1ieia iueroen ieltcil
,ifti9 aeapiiroiet; bieie Soften pDne
Bromtftion ~fdpndlern ben 8rofit.
3tpei idbrige Sennen iino ieltett pro-
,fit0beIe Brobucenten. Die 6iesidb.
rige, iufpee @nt follte marfiert per'
bent 70 oaB man ibr Sitter inuter
,peib. @ite, reeenSe $enrer bdben
sreIrotbe 81rrnrie; 6ies lit eiir ftde.
res 3eid,en. 3irfAanfe, fpeieG iiber
@eflii8elsi,d)t finS pouis College Of
agrimltiire, GoEnnJbid, Mo, obne
apfter 3,i erbdlfeil.
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8uSef.

Cunt @nttenbens, bon Sa,oeper,
1benre MDs ,beFiitSct fid3 bieie 80.
de BIER uuf 8eFudL BEL ieirreit So.
Ter iln6 ieilei Sdtpeitern.
Sos. 9apis, BON ct. 2oitis, fiat
4ete ieiner Mitter bier, IN Der Der.
ganeenen ISOLDE. eiaem 8efid db.
6fuld1 Bros. iparen porige @ofe
bier beim slaIfteIlen bon @pabitcitielr
altf Den @rdberat ser perftorbeten
5rmi Sol. &atbeeb iuro beS peritor-
berert Or. SprefeImeper.
Sris Strotbnniirl lieet sur 3eit
ernlflib front. in Der 8obnutie iei.
mes Sobfpes @iIliamt, 6arnieber.
SmmIel gliurer, bon Stilpater,
Stla.. lit gegettp1rtig bier aiif @e.
iib ben feinean Softer. pelfer idor
felt 5 @odep 'front.' lit.
Senrp 8allrneper nno @attitt be-
Imtoen iid) aat ietter 9ienstog, be-
~iudsaneife, ben SitIius anIlmeper, in
Sennnrmt.
Or. Nanp, bon 8aibietgtor, mar
am Dienstug biefer ISOLDE, in ge-
fdafhid>en 8erridta,i9ell, bier in
Der Gtabt.
&sgitit 8noe urtb alfreo 9abe,
iiebft heren Smilieu, limo nod Sal.
mage uito alady Burr, Rebr.. gereiit,
Inn &errpanOtc 81 beiudJen. Mfreb
gabe beu6iidtigt gleidyfnlls BORT cine
Sar1n Bli fnirfeti.
@qu. Barrier atltb 8attii1 tuarer
om 10. Sftober in Gbmnois imno
ipobnte,r Der 8eerbiglng bes peritor-
beneit Srit Stodiief Bel.
Sofm 8plertier, Or, mo Srit
Sdysner, bon Senrn,l1l, tpdrelr perise
ISOLDE bier luro behedyten 6.
&liuner.
Jnnit Bradt, bon Sre6erifsblrrg,
mar din borigen Sreitog bier, out
8efle6 bel iBrer Sdppeitcr, Srm
Sol. Mpostnan,I Sr. Srait 9rad,t
iiitb Sroit Moosnta1in begaben ii1
nm Iestetn Smtstng iod1 @aibirs-
ton, ann oortiee. 8ertpanbte az be-
iiuder.
CANON Sbonpio1t, bon gbainois,
bot I'm g. q. Sails @sb1noe cine
Sdlibmaferi@ erfftmt terOffnet.
8at6 Golfer urto gbrift. @oIte,
tse6ft 6eren @attirter,, BON 5aptss.
tparert amt ner~floifeipet Sonrptne fyier
atf 8eiith, bel 6rs Greeie.
6. 8lanter crlJielt 6ieSe @ode ei-
I'VE gurIooltrug @elbta,naetr8 mfboIa
eine Garluolnpg Ms1tgsrobre1t into
'eiabe Gurloban1g Itlas Cement.
9an 90. Suio nerioitbte aiil Molp-
toe :9ieier @ode cine 9enniidhe Gar
lnbtfpg TinObieb rito Sdfpeii,e.
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srage 8eber csrbeiidt 8endtnns.

2abt bic 2eber trGge tuerben, rttb
Sbr fei6 i'm gleno. Sebermann
bot bie ,ira6 ha eiren slnfan. sau.
ien6e baIten bic 2eber aftip 6urf
9r. 4tng's Seem 2ife 8ips. slrd
gut fir Masen. &eiIen SdtuinoeI,
@eritopfung, 8iIi5iitat .unb 1tnber.
aaaIidfeit. Reinigen bas @Int.
@ur 25c. Bel grrem Mpotbefer.
(abp.). 9.
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Gtidhnnen.

Stun, Seberma,,t fennt Die 8ir-
lung bon einem %ne.@aloe ouf
&uiten. Or. Ber,s Bine-S ar.Soneg
Tie Dos NitteI, iueIdes Bel Stid-
buten fdneIe 2inberurg brinst.
Den SdIetin aus 2itngert un6 Snls
I5ft unb bos Suften Ieidter madt.
Cine SamiIie nit berantpadienoen
ainbern follte nidt obne bieSes
gsitteI iein. $nItet's al, $anb fir
$tfter iino Grfdltung. 25e. bel
eurern Mpctbeter. electric witters
cine SriibiabrsN ee6i5in. 2(slSb.1
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@beHmatism,ts fIiebt Dor Slsan's.

@beumatisnlus IaBt fib nidt Der.
bitten. tpobI nber iofort beilen.
Sloan's eminent. aitf Die idmer.
senoen SteIIen eetrSpfelt, siebt
iHneII elm. fiibIt un6 brinat In
fot rngIaibIid fur5er Belt 2in6e.
rii,te.@ $oIt cine GIaide eIoan's
Eminent fir 25c. bon irserS eiren,
apotbefer nnb baItet's i'm $anie
fit GrfaIttrs, ipiroe itno eefdauoI.
leroe @Iie6er, 9et6enGpeb, @ciatiea
iiogl. @eIS aitriid, sperrs i,idt a,,.
frieoenfteIlets6 aber e8 aiebt foff
aiigenbridIide 2ipberune. 2(gfSb.)
sboa,ntrt .saalf bos aers,agner
@@4f-s Il - - ss14 ~,
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lbe in fcinem 2eibitaIs @eid1ft oer-
peiroai.
@tn. 8escalmm hBt aegenmdrtig
i'm @pogeidoB ieiner @obmtng. Sttpdb
@. s. Sreeie. bon 9enger, eiase1i
Seisopparat eiiridteft.
S. s. 6reeie itnb @ottsat febrte1t
alu Iesten Samstag bon Goncor6io,
Dao., inuo SigainspiIle, DO, siiriif,
no tie mebrerc Sogc auf gciiad) ae-
ineieat tparen.
6. s. Eope madyte ON pergarge-
relt SomStm eiilett firrsen 9eft6
ia &irfspiue, 500.
5rmt Or. S. o. Goof uflS Serem
Sodter iiitb an porigen Sreitna bon
ei1pem 9eIipd, in Carlisle, Sus., 5li-
riidgefebrt.
2otiS 8erritNen bot OILS 2eiter Der
RitboIff & Sodats %gonumiiion 60.
~reigniert. gr miro notwithstanding
in naditer 3eit ole aeitlrnl zines
@onmniifiortS /. @eid)6it fir cine orl-
here Turn iib~ernebunen.
Srit Solttte auur am porigen Dort-
lterStag, heiipdDspeiie, in Serntmlr.
Sir bas biefise Central &otef
mlroe bieicr Soee ciit reteS Tiano
mtgeidnfft.
Die r@iut-gh ibs" bon Gbolnois
iapo MorriiNt p~erfamncltat iidl bier
ON Somstug DER borigern ISOLDE, 5lfr
@bbaItlntg zines greisidiefetS ,rrr.
gefGbr 40 Sdiiten betbeiligteat iiG
ON Sau 8ontcit. Das Sd)ieBeil
nod 9boniormet (Glap.pigeons); i'm
SIige, lit In Der Sbat bof6t ieberss
perib; hos Sdiebett o6er ridtiger
6as 9peffen it biefer Sorn oes
Sfiebers, erIorbert benerfeEaper-
tbe @clauigtcit ,nrb 8eberrfdping.
8en foI6e Sdiitat aiif ole SSogS
ae,ett Damn r@ebe aGem" mas So
fliegt.
3ltr Seier Der Sodseit bon Ger
cent Boss iutS SI, @osa I1trta aIns
fonb an bori9Gt Dietlstag, oen &c.
Sftober, in Sdmib Soae, elm ieiHer
&odseitshan itatt.
l1lffeue edible bnt ~gegerap1rtig AZ
Sfitler utrb Der brrfihnittlid,e,
tGglide 8eiisd ut ieDr ~5lririeber-
Itellert6.
Der 2mds ao6 gaFh Store. 9tads.
icIeer be& @eddita BON s. o
9nnbt. lpurSc ON porigat SnntStdg
6en 90. 3. R.. eroffNet, nit 2o,Es
Sod als @igelabiimer. SRI. ca
porlia Sod iutS SreS Soene Gs
gIerfs rntS SriB @pebm ais anhebes
5es @aapnloacrs. Ser Sod it
Elm bodit erfoIgreider Geiddftsmar,n
lno apiro iid, cbre 3treifeI cine gro
BE &npoifnft eriuerfel; ieirr @ottO
1T, oaIrirc Trofite; qrobe Ser
fGitfe,"
SoGn &oiiiab BON @nScolnoe, mar
nm pergorMcrpn SomStog bier, in
@eidD6fter.
&errb Stod pcrtmrft cine aroBe
&nadM Der v9enoer &mtges"; Stes
ielbal iiiub, ipie ~allgemein geidgf
miro, gnlt5 olls9eSeidalet fir hcn pe-
| riitQcll Hreis BON 1924.
Geo. 6redpumtln ilr6 @oitiu, bon
@ascounNe, imrrbetr am 90. .. 81.
ottrd Ole @eburt pi1eS SDbrdrip5
beeIiidt.
9ie Gitftion ouf Ben 8ebmepers
Sartr, inn Morriioir 8ottom, an
Sotnstoa Der borigcrl ISOLDE, NOR
aud boar bier aus reft 5abIreid be.
indt.
2oiiS 3fee fam ant lebteit Snnngs
tag bon @oigiugton bierbcr, lslI
nndI ieirer sSarm 81 ieJcn.
Snmu q. ReScfcr, in 9~egleitiatg
ibrer Mittter, 5ron s. 8efneper
iur6 ibrer fleiieit 2odyter. gerenice,
befinbear iidD oitf elmer &eiie, 6cpan
GrNsid &mtios Gitp lit. Sic iper~
Sen @errpattOte impb olte 5rernoe be-
tirdelr ampo in anpgefabr bier @odyen
iuieber Striiftebrelr.
6. 6. @oblion bat lid, pieoer 10.
ipeit erfoIt. Dob er asf fem uipo bns
serrlide Serfinpetter 9eitieBen fatitv.
g. 81. Sdneffer. bon ct. 2oltts
nnr ian Der nernminenen Wnfe hier..
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grybtfgoff @lennop ceJebrierfe
am oersargertelt Sonntag. in Setter
Jon gitp. Dos Sofponaetf Der 3onfirs
ration fiir 28S antboIifen. Bon
bieien aonfirmanoe,i tparen %
StrdfIimee oes 8ittAbadesYS sueId5e
nitrd 9oter Geiiert befebrt trorSer
tpotea.
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fomnen.-llnb aatf bic Sraae: @er
bot ben Srieoen ger,adJts miro oas
amerifnniide &olf in beiligem
StoI5e antiporterr bifrfen:
Evening star., 1915-12-19
Once On the Summer Range

ranch. He had q heavy hand, and the
smackers and shearers down there were
not the brand to work much out in the
open. They'd want to strike, if half
sized them up, from under cover. On
the whole, with Ericsson's rapid improve
ment, l felt pretty confident.
REFORE set out, | replenished the
wood-pile and brought more water from
the gulch bottom rill snow water, 1T
must have been, from the snap Of it. We
boiled coffee over the jolly campfire. But
none of us tried for any sleep. About
two o'clock l made my start, leaving
Ericsson still sitting with his thick shoul-
ders propped up against the front wall of
the shack, the fire at his feet, Doak's
Winchester resting snugly across his knees.
The tension of pain had now quilted his
face; his broad, hearty Swede grin was
again fixed and normal.
turned to the girl. About her slender
hips dropped Whiskey's belt and holster,
with the big blue "A in it. We thought
this advisable till / could get back.
prayed she mightn't have any occasion
to use the brute Of q cannon, but we gave
ner lesson III SnOOtihk ~ On. 0no
showed me kind Of path down the
mountainside, so that patient and clever
footed old Grow had an easier scramble OF
it than when wee Numbered up. The final
picture carried away Of her charmed my
eyes the night long. You'd never guess
how appealing she could be, in her taper
gray corduroys, with the big belt and re-
volver sagging low on her right hip. Once
since, at dusk Of blazing summer evening
down on New York's Bowery, l saw
Chinese girl out in her embroidered narrow
overalls-a slight, tragic little beauty Of a
child-who looked bit like that.
That last shadowy flickering sketch OF
her, hanging. tender and wistful and
aloof, in the outer edge OF magic freight,
coudmei on pass -
Evening star., 1915-12-19

groped over the dark ground there at the
side of the shack. My hands strayed into
litter of loose rope, still knotted, cut
into odds and ends, scraps. That was
all-old Crows forty-fve feet Of three
eighths-inch picket-rope-so much hemp
"a hash of ravelings.
Whiskey and the boy We're most GER
tainly gone. But when-how? | gnawed
my lips. Had they been able to count
on help from the outside-friends we
didn't know of? Was it a crook rescue?
Or had my noble pair just been neat
enough to wriggle away out of my hitches
themselves? And now, what next?
Might we expect rush-any minute?
Or would the rats wait till they had the
whole Swallowfork gang behind them?
Bah! After all, it was no such terrific
catastrophe, this escape. Let the black
guards go! 1t was now we who had the
guns. Well. to it, then. But one thing
at time. And that was to say, first, old
Grow. should need him strong old
white buzzard. For l must be on hand
at the home ranch by daylight of the
morning My business was to see Dorgan,
and to see him before the herders had had
chance at him. And so, old Crow-yes,
quick! If only Whiskey and Doak hadn't
got to him ahead Of me.
Once before that night I'd been down
to the bottom of the gulch, for water; so
began to know my way about. Without
waiting to breathe word to either the
girl or Ericsson, I slipped around the
back Of the house and was off down among
the trees. Just in the very nick, | was.
AS neared the gulch bottom, | heard
Flynn hoarsely urging young Doak to
hurry. The boy seemed to be untying
Crows hackamore rope from the tree.
and having trouble with it-Whiskey
Evening star., 1915-12-19

I explained my fray and sitting, all
three of us, about the fire, we laid our
plans. Both Ericsson and should give
up our lamb-smacking jobs at the ranch.
We'd money and to spare, among the lot
of us; and Ericsson wasn't up to working
yet, anyway. He should just stick right
here, be nursed by the girl, and do guard
duty. He made no objection to that.
Mine for the moment, was to be the
active role. must try to square our
selves with Dorgan at the sheds, buy
firearms, collect our traps, and then hike
back rs quickly as possible. Meantime
of course, we should hang religiously on
to what guns we had.
The girl didn't want to see me ride
down among the herders. She was thor
oughly nervous, alarmed. No wonder,
poor child--after tho nights experienced!
But felt we had to square ourselves
with Bull Dorgan. Almost certainly,
/ knew, we might expect more trouble
up here-wicked bad trouble, perhaps.
This was out of Bull Dorgan's bailiwick:
he couldn't prevent it. But Bull, with
the shadow Of Sheriff TEX Gaines be-
hind him-he ranked czar at the home
Evening star., 1915-12-19

evidently meanwhile clambering up into
position on the old pony's back. You
may gamble, though, | didn't hold off to
make researches Letting out wild yell,
/ followed it up with shot from the
Colts, burning the big "A slug close above
their heads. l had a hunch they'd never
show the stomach for this kind of gaunt-
let. And they didn't. DESERVING old
Grow in a stampede, they ducked away
into the cover Of the dark trail-side trees.
The wise white pony stood my charge
TRANQUILITY, ears cooked, snorting once or
twice for politeness' sake.
7 DIDN'T linger at all: an ambushed
club or rock would do the trick for you
in that inky black. Grabbing Crows loos-
ened hackamore rope, hastily led him
up the trail with me. When could catch
the faint high glow from our campfire, |
started gradual zigzag up the mountain
wall toward it. There crouched beside
her bonny campfire, intently on the look
out for me--there was the girl!
"Oh, we've been SO worried!' she
breathed out. Especially after the shot
and the cries!'
Evening star., 1915-12-19
By FRANCIS HILL
illustration by Douglas Daer

ordered by his physician get out into
Of
Hanen
to
of
Evening star., 1915-12-19

:" 7HISKEY and Doak gone? 1t
NJ couldn't be. The shadows, the
!" fire waver, must be tricking me.
w Istooped, dropped to my knees,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08
Talks With Lovers
Kitty Carothers Gives Advice to Young Persons and An
swers Inquiries About Affairs of Heart

Flossie, you are very facetious
youngster. and believe you when you
say that the men cannot understand"
you. You should not write or say the
things you do about your beaux. as
no woman every gained anything by
being sarcastic, and showing up the
personal DEFICIENCIES of her friends. 1t
is always better to try to see the good
in those with whom you associate, al
though l suppose your spirit OF fun
will not permit you to overlook the
absurd side of the persons who are
as funny as you describe.
A good thing to remember. however,
is that. while some people may be very
funny to us, we are just as funny to
other people. l have no doubt you
have some girl friend who has more
than once convulsed her young men
friends with descriptions Of your own
sweet way Of doing things. Try to be
charitable, at least my dear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08
HOW I-CURED MY EYES

This rec Prescription Did Il.
'My eyes were in terrible state;
could hardly stand it. They were red
and inflamed, felt as though they had
sand in them. They would ache and
burn dreadfully and caused incessant
headaches I could hardly read at ALL
After wearing my glasses my eyes felt
strained and overworked. By chance
/ met a man whose eyes had bothered
him the same way. He gave me the
following prescription, which he said
had enabled him to discard his
glasses.
III you wear glasses or have eye
trouble similar to mine advise you to
have this formula filled at once.
"a. G. Luken & Co. or any druggist
can fix it up for you. Here it is:
SO grains Optona Il tablet.)
"2 ounces water. ..--s,t
ALLOW to dissolve, then battle the
eyes by means OF an eye cup three to
four times daily-oftener If conveh-
lent. Just note how quickly your eyes
will feel fine. It does not smart nor
burn, is absolutely harmless and any
druggist who knows the formula will
tell you that you need not hesitate to
use it. II you try it am sure you will
be just as enthusiastic over It as I
am. Cut this out SO you will always
have the prescription. ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08
WHITEWATER

Mrs. Chas. White and Mrs. Samuel
Addleman gave a miscellaneous show.
er Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. White for Miss
Hazel White who is to become the
bride Of Mr.. Herman Thomas In the
near future. There were about fifty
friends and relatives present at the
affair. They received many beautiful
and useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Willis of Union City are the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Far
mer and family Mrs. Jane Coppock
returned home Thursday after q few
weeks visit with kinspeople at Glen
Karn and Laura, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Knoll and family spent Wed
nesday at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.
William Curtis visited relatives at
Richmond Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleve Pyle called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Elliott and family at Arba Wed.
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Chas. Harsh.
man Of Mount Pleasant was greeting
friends at this place Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08
Great Demand for New
Constipation Remedy

They say that tho advent Of the ''ssnts-
Aal tablet" a. 4 vegetable substitute f6r
eAlomAl has resulted In an extraordinary
demand for this remarkable product L
seems to have made q hit particularly
with those AFFLICTED with chronic constt-
patton. who were quick to recognise its
advantages over calomel and the usual
lAxatiyeo.
Sentansl tablets. asids from their en-
cacy, doubtless owe their success largely
% . tendency to aid in bringing about
natural functioni1g--instsad Of encour-
A11n1 the "catharttc habit" Also, instead
Of in1uring the m embraneous lining Of
the organs involved, they exert a healing
lnaNsnos. Instead Of weakening. they
work % easily and gently. they T are 20 81
sourse preferred on this account q the
violently actinE purFatives: Their inex-
popularity Of sentanei tablets. One need
procure only dimes worth, and take
that the ideal remedy for oonstipation.
9orpid liver. and their many evil conss.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08

Dear Miss Carothers," writes "Old
Bachelor" Il wish you would say a
few words to the designing mammas
and widows. You are always making
life miserable for US old bachelors. !
do not want to get married, but / feel
in my bones that some of these days
shall discover myself in that unbliss.
state through these conniving women,
who are always on my trail"
l am sure you flatter yourself when
you think SO many women are after
you. Even If they were, I should say
nothing about it, as think, in way,
it is a disgrace for any man to be an
old bachelor-so there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-08
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