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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Qpf,r hcrabncieBt.


9Sohn9taomn IA Il 9fdr}.
Tia Gdnbrj1 Steel So. maIha bel
boQem 9etrie6' 1900 Mann be-
idlditi1t. bat cine 3ehnprojontigc
9ohnhwa6,euug. lpeld2 am l 2IpriI
in ardft treteu ion. arlefiiuoigt.
0as 1luon ser @rclia fur Stlblar-
tjfeI luO oje lmaiiuitI9e aagcmeIne
@eihait2laqe lpjro ais Srmo iijr
6je aiirqmg. pelhe oae 2lu1eltcIIten,
aid oie Aohiten 9canlteu triiit nn-
gcqcbcu. mo 6ciQciiiat oob oie &c.
ieaihait 0a0urh in Stano gcicBt 3ll
mer0cu hoiie. @Gitenungcn. uelhe lie
ionit a6ucien miiBc. ajuncbmeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
1sarm ~ OertauTen.

Sine ihpnc Tarm IN glrtauids III billig ga
pcriauisu weil Der Sgentbdnrr alt NJ. iclut
0mocr bat uHo iid 5ur Rube ieBcn MIL
Iic 5orm NJ 50 Nder QrpB pOUpn % uutcr
Gultur nuo; licgt on elmer guten Nauo
itrGBe. iths Nirilen pom GcuutpliB. eiuc
babe 9licilc pru Der Sdule. 3mei lRetieu
sur Nirdc Ronoeni lcoH liorgeu. edo
ncs lgobnbdue mt ctmtutlrttm Ncllcr. gro
bgI 0tiicrne. Stdu % so ~ iWtiiiudiacr
Stau NIT Norncr5 &0gtu uno Buggp
umiicn. gStrIit0tte Nnbnerbau'cr ipet
oHc Bludbmicr oit uismttrfiotipcldcr ote
rea. 3j0u irulfuoc Enrii1tdumc uuo 1bli.
Quritu Don Nrpie 3wetidlgcn. 3rldFn'
uno IlpriUifu NdWucu giui oeut Sanoe
mrb 0urn. g8ci5cu, 0aitr &aummoue. IA
bad uno 3udtrrobr gtuatn lreit 9seioe.
Ytels $1,000. $1,000 2lubcjlblunq. Neit uui
ldnacrc 3c,t IiGn aortire Rcaltn IN
UeIimcnt 60, Noelbert Is Sdnlot gigr.
goroncru @ctduoe. "a Groiie. gSts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
StcrnldlRnppcn.

GOnersBmoun 9 I'm Z. 8 I d
bsfinoet iit lsst tuleber.iu Sparta. no
iein Soter ihwsr erirnnit If. Die
9IerSte hdbsu lslOer feline 0Ofuun9 oaB
Der Sreis Uieber asueieH iUiro.
6r. VI. g9. SnUp uon Duluth,
Elm friihsrsr Burger Don So GrOGe. 1al
eiUs Wlaidiue eriuuoeu bic nusssjsit.
nste Dieuits in Der 6srlieanng 0On
@lienbabn' @raoirungen Ieilien fol-.
Sr. Nrtbur VI. @rasf Der bier
nit 6rn. &euJsl bic So @roIis 6utfa'
brit betrieb, absr BON 6ru. 8euSel aus
astnult Wuros, bsnbiihtist bier cine
eisene 5nbrii 81 sr6finsn.
Ser beriibmts TuBoduesr
@oworo 8opIOn BsiiOu trat am 3isu.
itng ieius lange Reiie uon yieW Dorl
uat San 5raucisco an. Sr beabft'
irst be Sirede 5n 15uB iunsrbalb poH
100 3n9en Surid iu leaen. @r miio
nud ourh Gn GrOiie tommen.
- St. 8airlds Tag, Der 1aa Der
Spr6Bllnae Der srliusn 3Hiel. Uuroe
glitiwOt inioisrn aeieiert eaB uiels
Ioeuti 6s uao nOrm,gt d Bilr'
ger Crime Nt5eidsH t.usen.
~ Ger sr0Be Gncul Der @sb.
JtlngI,ng utrlisb 8arntUo am SOuniag
uno trat bic ReiIs nad Jt,w glort an,
100 am rs. Mdr5 nie srlte &orlienung
Der SniiOH es9sbsu miro. Bon baun
oil merbea tdalih slUei GOrliellungsn
bOrt bis gum %. Nprtl itailiinosn.
Sm 0otsI 5iOooaro lUurbe cine
aabs nit 2 96pisn seboren. 3is
@aeeumuiter absr i6otete bic WonIiroii.
tal. "a iis leosninls nidt erlsbsn woats
Dab lhr Spr6Bling init einem Gircus
ourb oas Gono wlnosre.
- Die neus hsmiihe Spribs nebli
Sprisenuagen 1T ioebeH nnseiommsn.
Esr ZIP arnt bat $l.GS5 eeionet, fol-
absr and multershItis isn.
- @riine Wdnner 6iite uub
.Naesn iino ieBt Mooe uno ss gisbi
idoH aenug 3bOren, Die Der neueu
Dtobs uabtommeu. 0eun man @lneu
nit ioldsm 6ut-9rnssrun iiuo iis 9s'
w6brnh iisbi, mbtts mon lib ilbsr.
ifln9en ginn reost 10 bdufg bon
IR Ooendrinnen, aber: ymbat' 3
the matter" NIT Wl 0 oosnnrren?
- lie sriisR 5riiblin9sboten, lie
fog. .G0snHs @roBbsais" uno bic
,@bidnbsss", linb berets siH9etroHen.
3w Sdwalben mb BsiIdsn wsrbsn
abr nod nh iid Warten lnhsn.
Clarence gli1sr, Der t4jibries
Sobu Der bnmilis 9obn z. Niasr,
1916 Gbarlesitrnbe, lUurbs i'm Iutberi'
i6eu Spitnl sessn Gppenoicitis ops'
rirt.
= or. gbns. 9oronn bat feline To-
bnfssrrte, bic sr Don bret glderu be'
iam. in Rew albin gu 1850 Osrianit.
- Ter 6nnbslsrntb, nit pru. SObn
6. lltsrm0bl nls Ssirsidr, bat isiu
@onior in bsm Stdoigsbduos er6linst.
Ter Ssfrstdr miro NUrasns pom 9 bic
~ unb Jladmitin9s uon biz bort
81 irsfieu isin.
or. Is. Z. @ibs bot feline Bddsrsi
bier usrinuit unb Wiro ii6 mad Gbi'
, caso bsssbsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
aw- Mettste iein @eim.

,9IGe onhtsA ib miroe mein Bsin
usrliersn". ihreibt s. VI. SwsnlOn. BON
8nteriOnn. 8is., ysebnldbrisss @iSem,
wethss Is 9IerSie nldt bsilen tOnntsn,
hattie mid Sulest ans gett aeisHslt.
8udlsn's Nrnicn Sdlbe bot mid uis'
Der aeiuno oemntt." unieblbar gegen
6nutausidldas. @iSemn, Solt 8beum,
@sifwirs. 6sbsrwuubeu, 8ranowun.
ben. ShniiiUunoen uno 8Iles. 25C
in @rbart's 9lp0thsls.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
.w 2as Nabcn SeS 0mSes

tpnute mnn in benz rotben @slitte
S6noen mD 9Drper oes tleinen Sohuss
pCn 8. So. glonms. Uon 0enrtstia. 30,
ishsn. Seln Ihrtdiiher 3uliauo muroe
burh @tsem osruridtt. an msltem er
ieit 5 Sabren lit. Rls AsrSte tonnieH
ibm u,dt beIisn uno isriitsrten oaB
,siu uer9lItstes 9lut oie 9uugeu nuas.
Qriiien babe. gNbsr", lhreibt isine
Wuttsr, .iisbsn 5laitsn BON @lscirlc
Biiters baben ibn polfommen turirt
Gusqeseidust assen 9lustldae. GtSem.
SnI5ilu6. @sihwiire, 8luttranthelten
uHb 8bsumn. soc @rharts's Npotbste
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
1Srcinrinrndltn.

ToI9auab. Cfiaa rs. 0ldr3.
9,honras un0 So6n y9ucliIie. o.e
nnoef,aQt m1rcu. ,Si1at 5loitr1p,
eiaeu 6iilfs5unOe9mlrihlu, 8ct00-
let al Baden, uur0eu oon cncr ,Suc9
freiae1ehcu. @d0Itrlp pur0c i'm
Sabre 1906 in cinem @tieh. nit ci.
rer 9auoe 81 Semen sic @pclifie's
qehort aa6ea ioateu n ocn Spari.
nap.6iiaeu qeto0tet Ole 6reiipre.
5nt1 erioIlta. ais c3 oem Stol.e
mlBlun1ee mar. BE ,S0autitit oar
9lrart,iar So W1riflQs lanlu i1it'
5uitcaer Rtr,r 0rthctt ue9 Sic
8eitytporcueu OIL iu Sale pon Sho'
mas @ucI-fi, Elm ir2iiproteuSe5
9erOft a5Ula59H. ms Elm 9lntrl'.
Soan @UcItiic 81 euti0iiea. muroe
unteritiibt. De g2nc.l'ieS lucr0cu
5ohlreiher Ger5reh3a beihu,0'1t
un0 felt i2hs Eohren wurocu ii' ooG
ser PoIi;ei n,rioI1t. Se iieiartan
iih if.ablh ielbit Gus n1hocm
@ouocrncar 6a5feQ lh1en poripro.
den hattc 0aB lie eiaea uaolrtei;.
it,ea 9ro3cB ertaIten miiroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
~ 0ieorige Raten fir Slniieo'
Ter iiber Die Chicago, Will
fuautee a. ct. Qaul Sabn.

Rieori9e 8otsH neroen Guiieolsrn
jsbsn 7isniins Uon q. Ndr5 bic gum
n. Npril eini6lisblit 9spdbrt. mad
o0sn Driihaitsn in yloro gaiotn uno
Rontona on Der ususu 6 Chicago. gliIs
pnutss uno 4uossi souuo Sobn. Die
8nisn asltsn nod 6ounss, 6sitingsr,
BOwmnn, Rnrmnrtb uuo anbsrsH Sido'
ten in Roro Tatota uno mad Bnisr,
gilCs Ghp, Joriptb, lRuHsIibsI Ga,
pinn, 8ounbup, 6arlcuion, UlOors,
gemiIton uno anosrsu Stationsu in
Tontano. go1hdnoi9s Gustunit nirb
5bnsn DON bem qoialG Gssnten Der
gobn irsi sstisisrt T. VI. UaiGsr,
Gen. gnHsussr Gssni, Chicago, 90.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
HtriOnGIin.

0r. i. Seer ron 9ubuQuc bciouo
iidl IN Der Stnot UNI BON Der 6irmo Se9cIte
Il 3uhlhaus cinen &oltcnouidlloq auf Die
Ntubcunbclt. IN Der ueuen q NRarp'e
Sdlulc. Ole In &ralrtc on Chen crridltet
weroeu iol, iu crlunlcu.
@r 4, Gbcrlc pctlt IN 9llma aui
&eiuh.
&r. bcUOpr &fafi uon Bangor
NJ nodl Colorado Qcrelit nm itlucn brubcr,
Der bort mobut. gu hciudcn.
@ru. uno 6rau 6rco Ntbte wur6e
cine 8udlter Qeburcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Ncroprbrnc With.

t0Ntnt. = II NIlr3.
On Sen @tntg1 ron NHl4 bon ei-
uer trauteu Mh imo N}l5cl Gar.
tgr IL u,0 C9tb Barter 9 Eabre
ali qcitoy52u uao thra ,5a1Ruiit,r
Clare. S. uro Man ; \l5re ait. lie
gen ju' SterbtN u,hrtHo ST, lleidl-
'aqs erfraptt2n G.terH pi2ueldt nod
1arettet Uarocn f5nrH Ter 9,irr0
etnar tcnl.'hea llaterluduug Der
0lIlh MIRO dch2lu J.l2lteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Sine groflamatiou
snr.rri.cD. 10. Il Niri.

Sgr.n1ic,o. Su H. Rirj.
Der Bni0erneur Garaeg erIieB
ere Reclamation. ourh BE er 0ic
Euaram5u. au1ebt Die er ge3ea be
oo- 9.e5 aus oen St11iec
RarD.a1o. @dh.g1n mo glaU SER
zen er.diie1 bate. oa BORT Bic 1tau|
uno @auanielae berritte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Seine N,ahI.
SnriniielN "a n2Gri

1prlnIlel0. IS WI0r3.
gei Der 45 gcmciniauen abitr5.
mun9 Ser &lliroiicr 2eqisIotur Be-.
treii5 ser Grn0hluu1 eires 9unoes.
icnators mar oa5 Rciuitli 'ollenoes
Soptins - ToB 1s. SaurtIe'i 19.
Sriracr ~ Waior i.gouocn , "
q WcQinIcp ,. Stermau 2 Calhoun
y Z p}orris y. s \ Callahan
q. 0eriaiiun1smoBi1e Qlchrheli i03
I2ehrhei ocy 2luuelln0fa mo Stini.
manoer 81 Seine 0obI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Iarm 80 nertanfen.

Sine 5arm uon 320 2ltcrn I'M nproliheH
g8lsconnn. iiiui JRclru puu Der @iicubabu
iiaiion. ut 30 pcrtouice 80 2lder @utopcr
gano. Bcit g9nlolonO. 0aus uno fleinet
Shuppcu g'erbeicrie 6armen wcroeu bort
pon $40 bis 800 per Ader Ucrtauit. lin
oieic Tarm iducll 80 uertauieu oiierircu
ioir oicielbe ~ $50 oer Nder. Realtp Sn
uciimeut So. N. g. : dlmtot. Nl9r,, Roro
tern 6ebduoe. ya Groiie. gSis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

MiiIiunnfee 1T nit fnIidJen Sils
berooaars iIberihwemmt, bic tduidsuo
uahgsabmt iinO, uHo liuo Die idmmt'
lihen Reisttlus nui Der Suhe ndh oen
5dIihsrn. Die eeidlihtsu SilberbOt'
lars trnssu bic Sabrssbabl 1899 uHo
iiuo fe, ou lie Uou Silber nit etpns
8las uermiiht gsmddt limb. nur
an Dem lsihteren @epihte srfeunbar.
IA beiBts aliO audi III Ga grOie auls
palien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
@ BUR ssH. aenntuisnabme.

t% 3ur cell. aeHntnihnabms,
oaB ,h oas gdhsnbsfdiiungsoeih
Don 1Sranf SilImau q Co., 800
inol. 4. Ctr, iiberuommsu babe uno
asislbs ON alien Blnes msitsriiibrsn
tusrbs. Sd bobs 20 Sabre Griabrnng
in benz @sihdii, uub lsitsie isit ben tsb.
ten 9abrsn oasislbs fur @sbr. Tia.
man, bin aIio i'm Stanos Buirisbsubeii
gu 9sbsn. Gdiunssoou,
w. 7. Tedley,
800 idbl. 4. Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
9 in zpe,inIsua iiber bic 9lorth.

Z III SpC5inlSug uber Die 9icrtbs
psiteru' Sabn nitro am 6rettns GbsnO,
ben 26. WlarS, pom gBiuona nah Ga
@roNs uno suridfabren nm alien Sui
den, Ueihe Die Ibeater. 8orltellung
Sen Sur" bsiuh'H woaen. bic Sc.
leaeubeit onJu 5u geten. Der 8ug uers
ldBt WinOno I'm 6:40 Nbenos; Waribs
iieIo nm 6:5c; TrsmpeaIeau nm 1903 :.
Uiioman rm 7:20 uno Ouolnsfa nm
7;26. duf Der 8udinbrt usrldbt Der
Bug 2a grOfe nm 1880.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

2ie @eIdGftsan9elegeHbeiten
oes srUBsu Sduserisltss weroen nit
Der Serausgobs oer lesten Nummsr Der
5elt5eituHs, uelte IN einiseu 9asen
sribeiHsn piro, Su @noe iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Wlabor VlnoerIon ais nnabbdnl

oigsr @anbibat Mopor Nnoeriou
wiro tdslid Don Birssru auissiorosrt
bic domination oils unnbbingsr Gam
tibat onJuHsbmsu, uno iisbi pObl 81
srmartsn bab sr bieies tbut. Cine
8stiiiou 1T jsst i'm llmlnui, Wouat iid
bic llnisrBeidnsr Osrpilidisu ibn Bu
unisr1iissn Eus Ganbioatur bon
6ru. Qnosrion miro alien guisn Ba.'
germ iioeraus gut ssialleu, uno itsbt
nit Sihsrpsit Ju srmarisn onB er nit
groBsr Utebrbsii gsWdblt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19
Gas gaOertDsti GOu;rrt.

jhitosro NPojshdt,
Der unuobbnre, uou
6rnususuHIt per'
So9ene uno porl
9paor &rOipsrit6i
usrwbip:s. Sgnag
San l}aosreW 8
ii bat alIo nul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

Die SnterItate Jair Slf'H bot
beihIOHeH. auh III Oisiem Sabre einsn
0elIhtOru. Is ontsit nit Der Nusfeluug
su uerbinOeu. Eerislbe miro nber nod
GROCER iein nls i'm Sabr SuUCr. 8e'
ionoers &rdmien psroen an bic annbeH
uon 8iscOniin, WinneiUtn uuo Soma
uerthellt, wslhs oas bette aoru aus.
ltellsu. Die llltsr Der Runbsn miiIen
Smiiden ! , uno Is isin. Der @ewiHs
usr Der 9rdmte BON jsbsm Stnate srs
bdlt $l5 in 8olo uno Elm lreiss @ertis
iitnt mt ben Sebn Gage Oauernoen aurs
lus Der Qauowirtbs. .Abthetluue Der
uuioeriiidt IN Maoiiun gu bsiuhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

H%- 9Ilte 3eitun9en biIIia 5ir
uer'duisn in Der nNoroitern"' Office,
123 Wnin StrnBs. ylihts Bsiierss
nls Teppth unterldge ssSeH
U often.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

Gin 8cnmter BON Icltenem
Bertb III Jr. Snmss Bnp, Der ais Gan.
biont iiir Witglieb bss gIrbsitsratbs
nuitrtlt. @r ssb6rt jsst osm Stnotrntb
on uno mar aRitgliso bes @omitss,
mslhss 81 @unIisn elmer OroinnnS te'
rihtete ben 2lrbeitsratb, mle er Ieet be-
fcbi, nb5uihofisu. 9roBotm oaB er
ielber @auoioat fur oas amt mar err
tl1rte sr ben Sinotu1iern, odB mad her
iebasn UlsibObe ote Staot uift INNER
bic beiisu Benmteu betomme. Gin
Braun, Der gessn isins siesneu Suterei-
len gum @abl Der Siabt ltimmt. 1T
gswobnlih elm ausaeJsidneier Bsnmtsr,
uuo ii oieiem Sale 9nu5 beiOnbers
or. Tan mar Bauiupsriutsnoent ole
DIE 0o6idule auia 'iubrt muroe, uno
beieitel oieislbe Stgas OIL Der neuen
glormallhule. ytad unisrsr WsiuuHg
wIro bic Snrseridait gut oaran tbun
lbu 5u nomInlren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

lie @ateiuan GitD SOge Der
Dob 6suOws Ueranltaltete am Dluntng
Nbsuo cine ih6ne Undertaking. @iH
9utes Brogrnmm pelauats CUR Gusfub.
rung. uno nod 8eenoiguna bssielbsu
nbsrreihts 0r. 8nnl ". Wn5Onep bic
3uwslsn bes Oroens an bic iOlseHbsH
alten Uiiiqlieoer,
u " 5ndl. q. g. Gowaros. Games ~
Iraic, g. y gScbiter. 9Sm 2lco, Z. g.
99ollocc. g. y. Spccr. G}eo Ruieu @bas
9ucbc Ghas Is. gSalier, 3obu e. gcague.
@uorcm &Sdriuu. Nlbcrt &irducr s.. q.
6ra5cc mn u. g. 0fatma.
Vile Dltalieosr uuo oeren GomeH
bstbsiligisu iib Johann an sinsm Bans
tett uno Baa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

Sine Tebatte iiber ole Sempes
renilraae lutrO ON 5rsitos absno, ben
26. Wdrs, in Ntilwaufee Swilhsu 8iirs
9ermeiier 9oulo g 8ois uno BrOf
SnmHel 9idis ltnttfuosu. 6r. 9idts
ueririti Die Ssite Der 8robibittunjlien,
mdbreno 6r. &ois untiirlih bn9e9en
lpreteu piro. 9iss miso Ubne 9wst.
iel cine srUBe Debate merbsn, uno
ruben Die Suiereiisu bsr psri0nIihsH
6reibeits'2i9a sewiB in gutsu 0dnoeH,
oa lDr. ROie OILS ether Der beIteu 6eOs
ner bes Ydnoes beinnut If.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

eR" NusBebruug, ibrs Der.
bhtuug unb 6eiluu9 cine Specialiidt in
Gomsa's msoi5iniibsm Bmoarjt' On
ltitut, ga groiis, Gis. 4l2wlj
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-19

Die ,,2IoreItern"-5ettun
gen Paben oie Geicbihte
BON ga Groiie ntcbt MUIR
mitIePreiben ieneern nit
utacten helfen.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
HoRsrsBOEING


P. ]. White, Is Bath Street. Horse
shoeing in all its branches. Careful
attention on our part insures your pat
ronAge. once customer. always
customer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
OUT OF THE MOSQUITO War?

Jersey 'skeeters" have enjoyed
greater notoriety than the mosquitoes
of any other seaboard state along the
Atlantic, and a few years ago the leg
islatuTe OF this state which enriched
itself mothering trusts voted a third
Of a million dollars for the purpose
of prosecuting against the mosquitoes
a war Of determination at a cost Of
$4,000 year, and the work has gone
on merrily until 1909, and this year
the legislators refused to vote the reg
ular apportionment for carrying on the
work, and the public is informed that
this simply means that the ditching
and draining will have to be suspended
unless the interested municipalities
greatly enlarge their respective mos
quito fund; and that the singing in
sects will have a whole unmolested
season in which to greatly increase
their numbers and greatly annoy the
people"
Perhaps the farmers in the leglsla-
ture do not see any scarcity of mos
quitoes; or perhaps they do not like
the smell OF kerosene. 1t may be pos
sible that the German plan OF foiling
the breeding Of mosquitoes by the cul-
ture Of surface plant on stagnant
waters is cheaper, surer and more sat-
isfactory. II the "skeeters Of Jersey"
should realize that a third Of a mil
lion had ever been put upon their
heads they would have reason to be
proud
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
A PREMIUM ON sLovENLINEss.

The American tax system puts a
premium on slovenliness and an extra
tax on enterprise. and it is as true OF
Norwich as elsewhere. The citizen
who makes his place look up as a
matter of civic pride is regularly taxed
upon this good quality. while the
sloHoh who lets his property run down
and keeps his home lot looking like
dumping ground Injuries his neighbor's
property and gets off cheap with the
assessors.
Here is a little note from the edi-
torial columns Of the Ansonia Senti-
mel:
IAN Ansonia man says: My prop
erty would be worth $500 more and /
would be willing to have It assessed
for that amount additional if it were
not for the billboard on the adjoining
lot That being the case, would it
be unfair to assess the billboard for
that $500? At present 1t is depriving
the city Of an income and It is depre-
ciating the value Of adjoining proper
ty. And this is probably the rule con-
corning most billboards within the city
limits, a condition which has been toll
Grated altogether too long"
This fits Norwich and every other
place Of any size In the SIX New Eng
land states The billboard is not likely
to be excessively taxed or to be de-
clared a nuisance and ordered remov-
ed. II can stay and be an eyesore
and q damage to adjacent Roperty.
ANY man mean enough to design to
cheaper neighborhood property under
our system is free to do so.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
is 1T WORTH TEN MlLLIoNs2

II we were sure that Professor Pick
erinRs scheme Of signalling the inhab-
itants OF Mars by the use Of revolv-
ing mirroTs would prove to be success
full. would It be worth ten million dol
lars? What do we want communion
ton with world thirty-flve million
miles away for? Do we not have trou-
bles enough OF our own without trying
to get In touch with a people who may
be happier without q knowledge Of US
than they could be with it?
1t IL assumed now by some Of the
students Of the sky that shortly after
midnight there is an unaccountable
light seen and some imaginative as
tronomer or fakir has OWNED that this
might be a signal from the Martians
to US. We DO not seem to know how
to interpret it, or how to respond, and
it Is not likely that the observers on
Mars would be better able to interpret
a singular and regular light phenom-
ena any more than we. Flashing sig
nails across 100000 miles Of space
is a noble experiment, but what re-
suits could be hoped for?
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
The BULLETINS DAILY STORY
CONCERNING BLAKE

Blake was like hundreds of young
men who nightly drop off the street
ca at the corner, run up the steps
and admit themselves with brand new
latch keys to the shining precincts of
brand new home and the ministra-
lions of a brand new wife. Like 9TH
er young men, Blake had fancies. one
of which singularly enough. was a
passion for fur. Therefore it was but
natural that one evening he should
pause on the street corner when his
eye was caught by a stranger wearing
beautiful fur coat who stood on the
sidewalk opposite his home.
1t was evident that she had come to
grief while crossing the street, or that
some passing vehicle had splashed
heedlessly by, for her coat was COW
cred with thick mud, which she was
vainly trying to remove.
Partly through politeness, partly
through a wish to handle such silky
looking fur as the stranger wore, Blake
walked UP and with word Of apology
tried to assist her in wiping off some
OF the mud She glanced at him dis
family, and then went on with her en-
deavors to make her coat look a little
more presentable, but did not speak or
in any way encourage or forbid the
young man trying to aid her. The
united efforts of the two soon mended
with few more words to detain her;
she was pretty as well as the possess
scr Of that fine coat! In vain, how
ever.
Without any acknowledgment of his
services except another fleeting glance
the stranger approached the edge of
the sidewalk and put out one dainty
foot. only to draw back in dismay at
at the depths of mud and clay on the
street. which was a new one half built
up.
Blake looked around quickly no one
was in sight. He reasoned that it was
only chivalrous to assist anyone in
such distress. STOPPING slightly, he
gathered the pretty stranger up in his
arms, STROBE rapidly across the street
and did not pause until he stood at his
own door and had managed to ring
the bell, the latchkey being out Of the
question, as both hands were occupied.
"A clear case of kidnapping"
thought Blake with a grin, and visions
OF rewards and police and newspaper
headlines fitted through his mind, but
the fur was really beautiful and we'll
worth the risk.
Strange to say. his victim did not
utter a sound. She looked up in Blake's
face with a frightened expression, but
he held her firmly and struggles were
Of no avail.
TOO scared to make a sound" ex-
ulted Blake. But his exultation came
to a sudden end as the noise of high
heeled shoes clicking over a hardwood
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
SCIENTIFIC ROBBERY.

Eastern Connecticut people who are
familiar with Atlantic City and its pre-
tence OF freedom from all skin games
will be interested in the fact that re-
cent police raids have disclosed a con-
dition Of things there equal to any
thing to be found in New York or
Chicago.
In this celebrated resort where ev-
erybody was supposed to have good
time upon a square basis was found
gambling slot machines designed to
cheat the patrons-tO enrich the op-
orators. An examination of the ma
chimes seized showed that they had
been plugged so as to prevent any
body who invested in them from hav-
In@ a chance to win. This encouraged
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
NEW YORK BAKERY co.

Miestein & Zachmowitz, Props. Pol
ish French and German Breads Deliv-
cry all over city. Drop card and
have US call. 20 North Thames Street
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-21
A CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE.
Students Of Connecticut Colleges In
vited to Compete.

An invitation is given to students
Of Connecticut colleges by Prof. J. Lau-
renee Laughlin, of the University of
Chicago, and other educators to COM
pete for the prize essays offered by
Hart, Schaffner and Marx to encourage
the study Of business subjects. The
competition for 1909 is now under way
and will end the coming June. Sub
Jects for 1910 have just been suggested
by the committee as follows:
1. The effect Of labor unions on in
ternational trade.
2. The best means Of raising the
wages If the unskilled.
8. A comparison between the the
DRY and the actual practice of protec-
tionisn in the United States.
4. A scheme for an ideal monetary
system for the United States.
5. The true relation of the central
government to trusts.
6. Ho wmuch Of J. S. Mills econom-
ic system survives
z. A central bank as a factor in a.
financial crisis.
The contestants are divided into two
classes. Glass A includes any Ameri-
lean without restriction. Glass B in
cludes only those who, at the time Of
competing, are undergraduates of any
American college. A first prize of $500
and a second prize Of $400 are offered
for the best studies presented by Glass
A; a first prize Of $500 and a second
prize Of $500 are offered for the best
studies presented by Glass B. Any
member OF Class B, however, may COM
pete for the prizes Of Glass A.
Men or women who have not had a
college training are eligible to compete
under Glass G, to which a prize of $500
is offered for the best essay, and for
which the following subjects are sug
gested:
/. The most practicable scheme for
beginning a reduction Of the tariff
2. The value Of government stats
tics Of wages in the last ten or fifteen
years.
8. Opportunities for expanding our
trade with South America.
4. The organization of the statisti-
cal work of the United States.
5. Publicity and form of trust ac-
counts.
The winning essays will be published
in book form at the discretion Of the
committee, which, in addition to Pro-
fessor Laughlin, consists of Prof. J. B.
Clark, Columbia university; Prof. Hen
~ G. Adams, University of Michigan;
Horace Wright, Esq, New York city,
and Edwin f. Gay. Harvard univer-
slty. The papers are to be handed in
by June, 1910.