Putnam patriot., 1924-01-25
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 Just for curiosity The Patriots re- porter started out the other day Co | find out what Putnam people liked | best. He hit all sorts and varieties oi Hikes. Incidentally, he noted down @ l few dislikes and these he will treat in a later article. The funny thing about l n was that most people knew at once what they disliked. but t took some thought and pondering for many or l them Co say what were the things they really liked or enjoyed the most.
 Now 1T you were to see genial Judge searls walking down the street, what would you surmise that he liked mostt For one thing. just to look at the judge you would know that he liked a good story. But when the judge was asked what be liked he replied. fair lv promptly. that his three first pref sreures were. :" Nuremberg sausages, good cigars and plenty of them, and college football games. Now there g 8 pretty picture, three of them Judge searls with large plate of sausage lu front of him. Next reel, the Judge in a thick Havana smoke, and last view. the judge waving hls hat on high for the glory of dear old Atwater.
 Music and the U. 5. A.
 Then we approached another light a' che law Judge F. Ii Warner. The judge wasn't fn only one who said promptly that tha thing he liked best m all the world vas che United States Of America fRe ader will please stand
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 And aaa 1a= la tha man who. fHoueH he 8idHH iHes tht aflat ouau ler= aaH ahet man 4 man This H az SiHfad i~ mo #uther than lHazHH azIaHa Elr Nc- r4rd likes hunt Ha aHges all things in lHe world The z4Il aE the Fear is tn hm what HeasHa I ha r. t lat of us- Nevt ta hunting He liaes T 5hIHg Those teu sports tasa eaHE aI t&H=tmrds ui che ycar and lha thsI thifd be devui- ed ta hts third ereuee music. He snt care what Iand of music ra- d.a. phapaefaHE canned or domestic. Nuscs the thing
 Likes to Serve on the Board
 Then another iagai light. This time tis Aftofuas Charles L. Forrpy Mir. Tarrey gave one af fhe most unique or 4II the answers Ahead af all he placed a- hi# fir choice and again as hr second. baaE Nr Tarrcv likcv .HII kinds a t5aH md he can get
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 Hee pf #Hahls stands alone. Did you etef-4eHFe on board And didn't yda hafa = HeH. Hf T0rrey Ioesut He deiiehts in his service on
 ha State Board ef Education and says so preference No :
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 ur folks IH Brooklyn whe probably think he does.
 Another Hunter
 Attorney Arthur < Macdonald is another man of the great open spaces where mans il man NJ Maednn aid like Mr Negnrd likes hunting and fishing He didn't give a third nrpfrrencc. but We know that he omit ted our love uf his iife and that Is writing The news There isn't a bet ter news gatherer ln these parts, and we happen to know that Mir Macdon- aid loves the smell of prluter's ink.
 When someone went to the editor ot The Patriot and asked him what he liked best of all things in the world he thought. naturally. that they were speaking of food and he answered promptly Scrambled eggs But our reporter wanted wider range SO MT. Whitehead said Good books, good music. and a haircut
 Another whose first love is these United States If America Wa- J Rich ard Carpenter who added good health as his second and final choice. Mr. Carpenter forgot to mention hl- predc- fiction for making motor tours which are duly chronicled each week in the season.
 Forgets His Cow
 W ANN all LflN fAAAiitAAA MiA4AA Has Ate gently been given t0 Attorney Howard Bradferd'. parebrgd COW one would naturally have thought that when the reporter attacked Mir Bradford on his likes and dislikes he would naturally answer without batting an eye My cuw'" Not at all Mr Bradford com- plctcly omitted his COW and sad that above all things in the world he liked Horse racing. which demonstrates that one can never bc sure of tha inner desires of the best ehurch-eoinE citi- Zen
 Having a perfectly good business and managing Il to Che entire commcn- daton af his patrons and fellow citi- zrns. Otto E Wulf naturally aid that hc preferred business first of an other things Then Mr Nulf likes automo- billing and he likes tn own a good ear. That may be d direct knock at prom inrut pctroitef with presidential as- l pirauous but Mr Muf didn't say so. 1 Mr Wulf's third like was a winter i ike. skating
 Another son ef nicotine was Ar mand J LiE1tte, n0t that NJ iizOtte l places cigars above all other things 1 No business Was his first choice, then came golf and thirdly came che round smoker out If Havana Mr Lizotte likes cigars SO much that he doesn [ 1 care how much of his income goes tu I the euuport of fha Iluke family