davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
Bath Robes. s2.98

Girls Eiderdown Bath Robes,
IN navy, red. gray. old rose,
pink, light blue and tan grounds
with beautiful designs Bound
with satin borders, finished with
satin buttons, heavy cord and
tassel Sizes up TO IA years.
Special at S298.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
SOC Bates Turkey Red
Damasls. 39c vd

You know this serviceabIe
qqahty Table Damask, Mrs.
1Ousek eeper, and VIII appre-
clate what IL means to be able
20 buy II for less than regular
price.
IL IS the genuine Bates Tur-
Key hed Table Damask. IN
a large variety of checks. pIaids
ana moral designs-the kind you
day at 39c a yard
(Liren DepfO
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
1Oc Ginghams. 58Lc

5000 yards Of Dress Ginghams,
in stripes, checks, ana plain col
or Of light blue tan, pink. gray,
etc. etc In lengths from 10 TO
% yards. Sold regularly at 1Oc
yard. Special at 52ac.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
89c Suiting. 49c

56-Inch Extra Heavy Weight
Tourist Suiting, suitable for
making unlined coats for women
and children. Regular sec value.
Special for Thursday at 49c
yard.
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25c Ribbon 121Ln

500 pieces of Stylish MORE.
Ribbon, in black, white. light
blue, pink. cardinal. navy.
myrtle, brown, old rose, coDeD-
hagen, maise, etc. Full 5 Inches
wide Used for making hair
BOWS hat trimmings, etc. Sold
regularly at 23c yard. Thurs
day Bargain Sale Price, I2ISc.
yard.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
ChiIdren's Goats. S4.9s

Children's Coats, of velour and
cloth, IN black, tan, red, gray,
green and brown. Made with
velvet collar and trimmed with
braid and fancy buttons. Heav-
lily lined. Sizes up TO s years.
Special at s4.92
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
So Portables s1.98

Complete Gas PortabIes, with
Japanned and brass portable.
green shade and beads. brass
burner, extra quality tubing,
and mantle Sold regularly at
s. offered for Thursday at
$1i9s.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
&c Napkins, 21bc.

100 dozen Hemmed Dice Table
Napkins. suitable for boarding
houses and cafe use. Regular
price &c each Thursday Bar
gain sale price, PIC.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
81 Lining Satin 85c

Guaranteed Lining Satin, soft.
lustrous quality; fun 9ne yard
wide. Colors of light and dark
gray champa6Se. cream, white
and black, Worth sl.00 yard.
Offered for one daY at Sc.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
25c Coal Holds. 15c

Heavy Black Japanned Coal
Holds, well made 15-inch size.
Sold regularly at Z5c each.
Thursday Bargain Sale Price,
15c.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
Girls Dresses, 81. SO

Girls Dresses Of gaIetea
cloth. made with panel front,
and trimmed with jet buttons
fun plated skirts with deep
hem Sizes up 10 y years. Bpe-
ciaI at s1.e8.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10

100 dozen hemmed H1ck Tow
els soft and absorbent, war
ranted fast color red borders.
Size 20x40 inches. Regular IKE
value for SIC.
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$3.50 Blankets. S169

3 eases Of fine quality aus
tralian WoOl-uap Finish Blar~
kets. uXt double bed size, SOFT
fleece, that will not become
''EnOtty'' In the washing. Choice
shades Of pink and blue borders.
Contains the same warmth, and
has the appearance OF all wool
blanket Sold regularly at $50.
Sale price, pair, S169.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
Toilet Specials

= S%@Ce -
REGULAR 10c bottles Of HOyt's
German Eue.....,.,-.... sc
Regular zoe cakes or Hand
Sapolio ......--.--..-....... sc
Genuine COsuO Buttermtlk
Soap. cake.................... sc
Best grade Absorbent Cot
ton. antiseptic, one ounce
package -...-.-..--..-..-... SC
OrangeWOOd Sticks, hOOf
shaped, worth Sc each; six
for ............................. sc
Daggett ano Ramsdell 8 Per
feet Cold Cream, IN tubes. Sc
Regular CSC bottles of Ben
ZOin and A mOnd Lotion. lie
Genuine RuJberset Shaving
Brushes. bIistles warranted
not 10 cone out. Special
price for Thursday. lie
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
50 Kimonos, CSC.

WOmen's long Kimonos, OF
German flannelle and fanelette.
Made with yokes. Finished with
fancy borders and scallOped
edges All sizes. Values worth
up 10 s.. Thursday Bargain
sale price, each. 98c-
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
CSC Sheets. 55c

@ANN VS. wv
100 dozen S1x90 Seamless Bleach
ed Sheets; large double bed
size Hand torn and ironed ;
finished with 3-insh hem. Mad :
from fine quality cotton. Sold
regularly at CSC each. Special
at soc.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
So Oil Heater, 5i.56

The Regal OIL Heater, neat
IL Japanned; heavy metallic oil
tank, round self extinguisk ing
burner; smokeless and OdOrless.
Worth s. One day at Sl9S.
The Washington times., 1909-11-10
SGD Messaline Silk. CSC

$500 Peau de Sole, S1.35
Black Peau de Sole Silk, dou-
bic face, strictly ali silk, guar
anteed TO wear. with rich. soft.
mellow finish. Suitable for max
ing gowns, coats, and wraps.
Regular 500 value Thursday
Bargain Sale price. s1,35 yard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

II mean 49,
w. that the Pc eoa.a s..,,
having one man a haasa h,sai'
office designed for cont '' s',,.t W. ,
selves They don't want tuu,'
lions conducted that way :.
You believe that San Franpit !
IL not tired Of the prosecutions. aa
such. and that a majority OF the
people. the people who elected yau.
want them 20 20 on2'
Yes. san Francisco wants 10
see crime stopped and crimipals
punished
Then the present PROSECUTIONS
win be continued aftor ydu Jake
office9"
We we're getting down to casoa
now.
"Yes." said Fiekert, ~ can find
sufficient evidence"
You cannot state your position
definitely nowG'
4 haven't CANNED tho cyi.
donce"
"Havex YOU heard enough OF it
IN court. or read enough OF Il Ia
the press. 90 warrant you ia stat.
ing your probable courHog'
NC"
Yot. nine out of ten people who
have followed the graft trials IN
san Francisco will acknowledge
that that II clreumaiantlal evidence
OF murder were 20 be- brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
before the voters at the election
Il was simple,
Graft Prosecutors or Notf

before tho voters at the election.
Il was simple.
Graft Prosecutors or Notf
THAT waa H. u was principle.
not an issue OF personalities.
ilenoy aud Flckert were simply
the bodily representation OF the
positive and negative aspects OF
the principle. something material
for the voters 20 hans their ballots
on
II may be that Fiekcrt didn't
that Any thing IL pos
slhle Whether no did or not. his
campaign managers did For hia
campaign consisted or continuous
raising of false issues. lncrlmlna.
TONS. mud Nlinglug anything 10
confuse Issues and beat Henay.
The forces OF good government
we're hehlnd lleney Those who
stood with him Ia the flFht repre-
sented the best citizenship OF San
Francisco.
Public service corporation off.
olals, charged with crime, rich bride
aivers, a corrupt political machine.
dive keepers, creatures Of the hall
world. and all the other elements
that 90 into the making OF "selen.
tlfle politics we're behind Fiokert.
They could be behind him but Tor
ono purpose--to break Heney and
stop the prosecutions.
Maybe Fickcrt didn't understand
that. either. II he didn't. then he
may be put down ms an honest
man. fooled For the evidence 81
che truth OF Il. II complete, u Was
on every hand during the campaign
and AZ the polls.
After | had wadcd through an
outer office filled with men. reck
Ing with smoke and the unmis
taxable atmosphere of ward poll.
ties. ! found Efckort iio Is a big
man. young. broad Nhouldered. mus.
cnlhr he was once a football hero
al stanford university He has
mild blue eyes and features that
convey neither an impression OF
strength nor 81 weakness
That We might establish a defin.
tie basis for whatever he might
say az 20 what he intended 70 DO
with hts office. asked him for hts
vlew on What he had already done
To what DO you attribute your
election - I asked him
The new prosecutor hoaltated.
Il don't know that I quite under.
stand your question"
DO you consider you we're elect
I'D on the issue OF prosecution or
no prosecution. or on che issues Of
what you have termed one man
control of public offierr
This WAS In reference 90 f1ck.
erts campaign argument that II
was unh.arahle that Rudolph
SpTeckels. the San Francisco bank
or. should back the prosecution n.
nanciRlly.
We'll both. perhaps said Mr
fIekert
That anawer was surprising u
vas an indirect admission that be
did realize the real isaue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

returned him victorious over + ].
Henay. the graft prosecutor. who,
after a three years battle against
corruption. had come out as an In.
dependent candidate % save the or
flee OF district attorney from fall.
ing into the hands OF indicated cor
poratiou miilionalres. The state
ment above Is based on that talk.
viewed In the light OF events and
conditions previous 10 the election
IL he was sincere during that
half hour. what F1ckert said would
Indicate that he IL an honest man
fooled. or a clever man. preparing
TO fool The evidence argues
strongly against hts sincerity.
There was a well.deflned issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12
ev n. D. WHEELER.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov IL
Charles NJ. Ffckert. district attor-
ncy-elect OF san Francisco. is
either a colossal hypocrite. who
has lent himself as a shield 20 a
desperate gang OF law-breakers. an
honest man wofn.ly fooled. or an
exceedingly clever and tricky poll
tician. who is himself preparing 10
fool the richest. the most power.
ful and probably the most corrupt
ring In the history OF California
politics
There are no other possibilities
l talked with F1ekert for about a
half hour. soon after the results
were known OF the election which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

The necessity Of "eEamiDins the
evidence" 4.t.a.. ,bst
"Thon you are convinced tp"'
crmea we're committodf -,
- think there was crooked wofh
somewhere"
where in particular
81 am not prepared TO answer
,ha, aueutlon. haven't oSaminea
the evidence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-12

against a poor man. 40 damnins AS
~ clrcumaiantlRl evidence OF
hriherv that has been brought up
aeninst patrick Calhoun In court
Inc poor man would hang
"The trouble H." volunteered MI.
rekeft. "the prosecutions haven't
b. properly handled. They have
Tic ln.Rdo a personal not pub
properlS,lf they han been handled
convictions - would have been
OF Calhoub. dow ntho line"
Including thct the higher upHY'
ups. allied higher
Here. then. was Z,
ton. reached. apperentliao opin
ltt.tf
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90 YOU want 10 my homer bee
.rhe stars classified real estate
alumnn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

81 Der aIorig ranot en- opoirenoe
Smertenstaare, oa 2lpet bleu fornlet
= moo - en- 5plOe. Og naar Selene
ON aftcnen, u0mattet o9 iorg6etun.
get boiler, ballot bungria maaife, poo
lit boaroe Seie, og Sepnen breoer
Jig, men 3aaren riuoer, oo er bun
troos al Sorg og Summer Ipffeliae.
re itillet emo mnnat ct Barn, Der ON.
eipet al SDgge ubefpmret fan iope
ino uoen nogen Sinoe at baue islt
Den lutrenoe Strait, Der iinoes / Op.
%ofrelie os electromagnetic.
Sens ariitenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Jra ~6runol9ggeliens Sage
al Srlnitatis Semlnarinm.
(Slni 1850
(Suni 1850

Sfal Br9iteifolens Nptte hi be.
grunoe2
Sfreo YaItor 8otlib / oct n9ite 4ar,
Bar bet ~nsonenoig, pitt oct gsres
funoe,
Set trpnses Ell ON ieg ben Sag for
iiaar.
gi beoer gsnnen: sri os fra oct
onoel"
Oct er Den iioite gsn / r5noerpor"
gi beoer 5snnen: n2oo Dit yfige
fomme",
Snotil Dor forteglrbeiosoag er omme.
gi beoer life Blot, oi prnftiIerer
s gsnnens 4ano | goot og onarligt
geir.
Sbproig Bengene ri i~nofasierer
Eli pores preiteifole Der / Blair.
SIT Der er Dem, bort 4rbejo' rent
fasierer
Sg regner bet for me9et tibet BRro,
De ifal os ei forfnptte og neobsie,
SCAR Serren Blot oct agter bet beie.
9et iimple, uanielige og ringe,
Com geroen baaner tiot meo fore
Orb,
aan Serren cite briige til at bringe
cit Mige til at blomitre ber paa
Soro.
5or fottig Sipl fan Nna0e liflig
flinge,
Gor ipee &ierte Seius bliuer itor.
Or pi beIbreoet al Den Itore 2Gge,
gi tan | Serrens Gerning os beuGge.
Som ingt - Der ei geDiier ifal
fremferes,
ut her Ri reiie bill ct arneiteo,
&por OroetsIienere fan opstiggsres
Eli at gaa no | Serrens girfiombeo,
ut Siulene tan ben til Seiis feres,
& Nnrnebjertet Sroen lGgges neo.
81 life meo Hepiier oct begrunoer,
eno Iiot ionl, at 81 ieIu mob Simlen
lumber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
ut Orb til yraiter.

BED Hosfiloe pr9itfonpents Msoe
Den 8. Gou. D. u. inoleoeoe grouIt
Senrp 2arien os Yaitor $. q. 9Gol.
lernp Ell Bodybuilding ooer Gmnet:
~ariiteIig llouifling eler Omuen.
belize.
"ar. Ggbl." meooeIer Slutninaen
al paitor MolIerups 8oreorag, Der
IGrlig er rettct til grpiter. gi mener
bet iamme Orb osiaa fan bape lin
getponin9 IbIanot os. n9if"s @eo.
Naar jeg MI er gnoet oper til at
tale ON oct praftiife 9ip, Lao mig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
ite aniist oa buiifeoe meo sraaoiplot
Stemme: nSafob mere iulten".

tie aniigt og bpiifeoe meo sraaofplot
Stemme: .Safob mere iulten".
SeIene leo al Sunger, men bpor
beoenOe iaa life ben lilies Zine op
mob 6en0e. SUN gap bam bet men
oenote iig burtist ON, for at ban if.
fe ifuIoe lie De beoe 9aorer, Der ranot
neo 40 De magre ainoer.
9G0elt er 9elten bersmmet / Gang
og | 9iitorie, nanr ban iDnfenoe ial.
Der pao galen, og 9looet pulienoe
uorisler for 5Gorelanoet, og ores
eres ber ban, men tort JON iligt er
= ie bette lille opofrenOe Barn. ene
f9mpenoe moo 2inets barife Storme
ito0 bun Der, rpltenoe nf auloe / oct
zoe Nlm. 9e nggne, blaa frosne al-
buer og SINGER itnf 10 af Gejet;
Sunger oeaummer nioneoe oct mag.
re, forpinte aaipn ON. 90 oenne life
Seltinoe life alene GAP oct, nlnngeu
pofien piIoe bnpe fpmpet for iom lit
til OGDEN, men be bitre - bitreJnn.
rer, Der M Itremmer 40 Ginoen, rim.
Der mere for Wooerens 90 9rooer.
ems Sfplo, bpem bun life fan gre
bet for, bun gerne piloe, END for ben.
oes egen.
Toa, bitre, iom be er - Der err
pofsne fra aae Sininger | 2ioet, iom
6ar buffet mango @anee bitrere, for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Oct par ct Raob til Solicit ON at eioe
en- piaig @ape, rioelig oe runo,
gt oenne 2Rreanltalt reiit fan blioe,
gu mart Der I9gges fsrite Sten paa
8runo.
5or Sagen ret at fremme maa man
ifriOe.
Sa oiaig BRUCE baaoe Saono og
Wun0.
st arneiteo. eft Stem for pore Ssn-
ner,
Omfreoiet, baoret frem Of 5oIfets
9enner.
5. 6. @unoeien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

foneeliee Sfrift, Der fremitineoe So-
gen iaa6an, at 2utber / lit 8reo bao.
De tilbuote at tiIbogefoIoe
| in 9ere. 0a fnn oct elers NOT
pore, 2utber poagneoel 9a no
gao ban lan BET openbemeIote Sfrift,
bpis Eitel er: nAuf Die 9diteribrift
oeS a0nies BON England: 0tartin
BUFFERS Antnort~.
Oct beoOer Oeri ligefrem, at oct er
iiffert oa ingen Spipl unoergioet, at
aon9en life bar ~forfattet Sfriftet.
yWfen, flyer 2utber, iee tro0ier life
alene aongen % erasmus men og-
Iaa oeres SUB og ale 8iepIe, for0i
oe ret og iIet bar forOreiet nit
Sfriit".
Og oioere faloer ban iine gtoo-
Itanoere for 8anoblerer, 8ni0oer
og Gus, Sfrepper og 8i0ieIboueOer,
Spottemuler, 8prnnner og So9r-
mere.
@onife pitt maa oi paa ingen
Maaoe i%ommenIigne o Sio og
pore 6orbolo me0 2utbers eaer
Dor S9ropgope meO bans. geen
ser fan piit nof bIioe Gale ON ben
5ore, at hi / bort Sprog funoe TIL
Itr9be en- iaooan 5orfinelie og 5or.
iigtiebe0, at III GLIDER ina n9niomt
ben ooer pore gmner. at Dor Gale og
Sfrift blioer aloeles uoen Birfning.
Ran tpnfe til gfs. pan De monge
Stotsfirfepreiter biemme, bDis grp'
oifener = / 5orbolO til ben girf.
nina De eioroe = nffurat lige Iaa
aoot funoe nRret bolot en- Nil oppe
/ 9iiften, bnor nbiolut ingen tunoe
bere Dem me JON BOG maaife life
oeito minore par flint uot9nfte, pRrt
afilebne, filoiofiif anloste: og ooer
for Dem i9tte man laa Snoremis.
iionprerne og 6eres 9aIer, Der | Reg.
len par alt nnoet emo goot uonrbei.
oeoe, ofpoIereoe eQer filoiohife, men
o gior0e 8irfning, foroi
De troos ben I'll Sfol bapoe a9rlig.
beoens pnrme Snobolo og RiOf9r.
beoens lln0erltrem. afoeoe 9iifop
8stide uotalte en- Sang, mems ban
bar Brett oeO Ridaelis airfen /
5reoericia, ON en- anoen leoen0e
Wisiionpr, at III bap6e Sens bolot
i'm Bre0ifen ioa mango, mango
@ange, og enoon bar oen li9e oorm
= oermeo iigtenoe til, at Sens bel
nof ififteoe Sefit men at ban fun
baooe cen 5orfIarine til Dem ale,
og at Solicit gerne bsrte bam og fanot
t0j9lp og 8eliignelie 6erpeo. 90 oct
er 10 BOG itnOis oct fornemite, BET
eaenlig pigti9e. @isiionarerne
brugte ofte 2igneIier og giaeoer,
iom oen iintoonne0e uiloe faIoe Cog
uifsnne og grope. Men i
breoe2ag foritoo mar itrafs
bpao Neningen bar, og Oisie Gig
fal6t Ger / goo Serb.
5or soriet er oct pitt Silf9loet, at
ben. ser pirfelig oeo iig at babe ct
9uoifab at bringe, o9re Gale eIler
Sfrift bill oeian NOT pi6e at traffe
Ben 5orm og Waaoe, Der bebit fon
tiene iom 9erer al g%uoifabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Sen ifuloe pi bape baft 2uftbaao.
nerne eaer aeroplanerne. 4utomo.
bilerne er foriounone fra offentIig
Glue for l9nge lioerl, man fan oaar.
ligt fomme rem meo Seitebefor.
bring. Wen Situationen maa anies
for at n9re uom9rfet pasienoe for
De gefororingsmioler, Der life gene
res Of baarlige geie. Gfnoe, at De
life enonu er fommen / alminoelig
8rue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Snolebnins.

Oct er mango 4or iioen ieg iaa
Gsnne9aoe, og fun / Min6et fan ieg
ponorenoe fslge oens gugtninger,
ie oens fal0efproiee Silie oa uieone
grol9gning og paanp msoe De Sfif-
felier, iom ieg fenote beOit, og buil-
fe ieg M efter at BABE erbnernet li6t
mere 2inserfarine beore fan foritod.
Sg oa iee elifer @aoen, til 3roos
for oens faloeferoige l~loieenoe, og
oens geboere, til 9roos for oeres of.
tie piaIteoe % imlloiige lluortes, iaa
oil ieg prgoe at bragg frem for2pier-
ne. bpao ieg fom til at nete 90 elife.
Selene.
Ger bar ct Sus poa ben bsire Si.
De af @noen, ON bbilfet Der ing0es-
og BET al tronproige Berioner - at
bet bnpoe ct 8inoue, | bnilfet aae9iu.
Der bar belle. Seq bar alorig fslt mig
ful6t operbepiIt ON Snnobeoen at
oct fortnlte; bar Der ct, oa ma oct
bape Denot no til @aoen o. mulig-
pis ppret iaa ooertruffet Of Stso
og Snaos, at De Wpier, Der pan ben
anoen SIDE al quiet bar jPunligt
fet at trpffe imoo Ru6erne, bar ge-
neret Zig - pei iagtens | 5elelie al
egen Genbeo = for at fomme | Be
rering meo Dem. eaer maaife oct
bar pGret iaa life, at De narnaaane
Zine, Der itunoom, efter at en- Yino
bar banet Bel igennem en- @uoe, tit
ter glpoesfplote bag Spr9ffen !
glonfepprfet, life bar opoaget oct.
Gel par bog life igennem bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

geroens beoite Nnisafs sr iolst
peo auftion paa Den rationale Nais.
noitiaing / Omaha for $685.. 9enne
Bris ioarer til $2,345 for en- gui6el.
Det er bsie 0aispriier. Saaber oct
life er en- Spaaoom ON Roispriier-
ne | Den n9rmeite 5remti0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Oct er goot at trenere 2egemet
iomtioig meo at 4anosepnerne uo-
pifles, men ben Sfole, bois 8ersm.
melle beror paa Nitifel-O ppisninger
fremfor paa 4anosprooufter al fine
@rnouenter, er life meget bepenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Raor saierne beupeuoer fig til Solf. oei
apertereri Blabet, snten TOT OF tsbs hos BEN
e~flerfOi OIL taa E%plpsntn9 ON BET ape,tsreos.
tebes De altib omtols, at o. flo Apsrtisles
mentet bette Blao. Oct pil pare I'll gen.
Hbie Jtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

8 3ilieIbe Of rlreeelm9siebeber peo
Npbfoa,lien bebes man tlose hi bet fteolrss
RDftn9isn. StuIbe BET lite bl9lpe, bsoes
mon henueno. Jig til .,Danftsren"s
3pntor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Entered at Blair Posiothce as secono
class matter.
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THE LIFE OF LUTHER
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-31

Miss Lucas and Miss Mary c. Lucas
of Sachem street were guests of Mrs.
Lillian Lucas at Elebron cottage, Pleas
ant View, over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-31
Kaminski-Rutkowski.
EXCISE LAWS.
Measures Relating to the Sale Of Ii
qucr Passed by Legislature.

Following Is a summary of laws
relating to the sale of liquor passed
by the recent session of the general
assembly:
Providing a penalty for any person
who shall induce a minor to procure
liquor from a licensed dealer.
Providing that 10 per cent. of the
voters of any town must sign a petit
ton for a vote upon the license ques-
ton.
Providing that signers for any appll-
cant for a license mIy sign more than
one application.
Prohibiting the issuance of new IL
quor licenses until the ration shall
have been reduced to one in five hun
bred, and prohibiting transfers from
or to unsuitable persons.
Providing for closing saloons on
Christmas day.
Prohibiting amy female" lettering
about saloons.
Prohibiting the sale OF liquors at
retail outside town where licensed
Providing a ballot on the license
question on petition of 10 per cent. of
the registered voters.
Permitting prosecuting agents TO
serve notice of a prohibition of sale
of liquors to drunkards.
Requiring saloons to close at 10 p.
m. unless otherwise ordered by local
authorities.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-31
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
CHELSEA BANK BUILDING
Goes to C. Morgan Williams from
Among Four Bidders-other Con-
tracts on Structure.


There was meeting Of the direc-
tors of the Chelsea Savings bank on
Monday, at which the contract. for the
erection of the new bank building on
the site of the UniversaIist church was
awarded to G. Morgan Williams. The
bids were opened at the office OF Cud-
worth & Woodwork, Friday, but not
made known until Monday, when Mr..
Williams was found to be the lowest
of the four bidders. This contract is
for the barebuilding and foundation,
without the marble, tile work. furnish
ings or iron work. The Boxer Torrey
company of Boston will probably get
the marble and tile work, which will
include the floors, wainscottng and
counters, while the John Williams
company, incorporated, of New York,
work, which will include the doors,
window frames and grills. The con-
crete work will probably go to the
Eastern Concrete Construction COM
pany The marble used in the struc-
ture, which will be one of the hand
soonest in the city Of Norwich, will be
Taverennelh marble.
Other contractors who submitted
bills were Peck, McWilliams & Co,
Tracy Bros. of Waterbury. and H.
Wales Lines company Of Meriden. The
bids were close for such a large con-
tract, and the structure when complet-
ed and ready for occupancy, ii is ex-
pected, will cost about 100000.
The work of tearing down tne Uni
versalist church will be started soon,
and as soon as possible the work on
the foundation for the new building,
which will go about twelve feet below
the surface, will be started. The build
ing has been described in detail in
The Bulletin. and it will be a credit to
the bank, the city and the designers.
to complete it.