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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-28

Ne'S menu III the man DdflOf OF Inc
/ motel, the club members proceeded &c
the dining hall and. after prayer by
Rev. Clayton A. Burdick, all partools
OF feast prepared and served ac-
eeptably under the direction of Land
lord Louis w. Eddy. Tie music was
by Gavitt's orchestra.
Ex-Governor George n. Utter OF
westerly, nominee for congress from
the Second Rhode Island district, was
one of the speakers at the ratincation
banquet of the Young Mems Republi-
can club in Providence Wednesday
night. In the course of his speech Mr.
Utter declared: Because I believe in
the people. am opposed to that thing
known as Cannonism, whether it is in
an individual or whether it is in d
BODY; ana when any body OF citizens,
or individual citizen, undertakes to
keep the voice of the people from the
ears of the public. then | am against
that body, and L am against that midi
vidual"
Mr.. Utter throughout his speech, -
says the Providence Journal, was fire.
quentIy interrupted with tremendous
applause Even before he spoke a
word, after being introduced the audi
encc rose and for several minutes
cheered, waved flags and gave a DEM
onstration such as is seldom seen in
Rhode Island
John J. Dunn, the newly elected
president of the club. opened the post
prandial feature with brief remarks,
introducing Judge John w. Sweeney as
postmaster The judge referred to the
party principles to which the home
people of Westerly We're so loyal He
then introduced Rev. C'Iavton i Ba1r-
dick of Westerly who discussed the
rights OF ministers to be interested in
politics. and claimed they had the right
to De like men and treated like men,
early DAYS when as a law student he
did stunp work for the reDubIfcan mar
tv and has ever. since heen ardent il,
the support of the party.
vouro RfooL Nead.d
H. o.5 80.
the narfy il Ing oiooo %a IS heeaea IN
to see so many vo11rr men in tI7e no.
litical work i'm Westerly, He eaid he
was a republican because of tba record
OF the party. and THAI the democratic
party represented nothine. that was for
the country's good He STOKE in praise
Of Governor P0thipr in not evarcfsiro
the veto power as he couId find moth
inc wrong in tha ,ycIl- Of ~ fal[t5I.,
tuTe. - NC - i''i''
The next speaker was william, G
Bliss OF East Providercc Ia er,ol-c
at considerable length in sunuort of
the action of the governor in regard TO
the veto power and Of the democratic
criticism. He paid tribute TO West
erly's Representative in the e+ate GOV
ernme,lt and referred eIoo1sant1y to
Ex-Governor Utter. the nominee for
congress from the Second district
When Mr.. Utter's name was mentioned
there was an applause of long dnratinn
Mr. Bliss said it was dificult wear
for the republican partv and If r.
quired united effort 10 keen Rhode
Island where it belonged in the renIb-
lican ranks. Politics mean something
besides talk, for practical politics mean
Inc getting out Of the full party vote.
IL IL iclilInued the westerly republicans
~ we 81 me town was need
~ anu III VICTORY throughout the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-28

Thirty boys have suned the pIedoe
cards CT the Band Of Hope. ORGANIZED
through the efforts Of .N1cxaIdar smith
of the Peoples mission. Officers have
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-28

was held in the man parlor of the
motel, the club members proceeded TO
the dining hail and. after prayer by
Rev. Clayton A. Burdick, all partook
of feast prepared and served ac
eeptably under the direction of Land
lord Louis W. Eddy. Tie music was
by Gavitt's orchestra
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-28

There are 3.646 more voters qualified
to vote in the November election this
year than there were year ago, but
in Westerly there is q falling off of
115. The number of voters last year
was 1,553, this year 1,43S.
The prize winners at the whist sipen
by the Ladies' sodaIity of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception were:
Miss Bessie Fenelon and Joseph T.
Murphy, first prizes; Miss Elizabeth
Dunn and Maurice w. Flynn, second
prizes.
The football game between the West
erly High school eleven and the Man
ual Training school of New London
having been cancelled the Westerly
boys will take on the husky Corinthj-
ans of Mystic in Riverside park this
(Friday) afternoon.
The First Baptist Church society,
by a vote of IS to IS. declined to &C
cept the resignation OF Rev. George
w Rig1er, D. D. This vote was an ex-
preston of the feeling of the church,
but it is probable Mr. Rigler will in
sist. as he has accepted the pastorate
Of the Lonsdale church
Frank w. Coy has sold to Mary f.
Burial of Waterbury the Intermere
cottage at Watch Hill. owned by Judge
Knevals. He has also sold five lots
from the Watch Hill farm to ]. Ed
McIIvain of Philadelphia has pur-
chased two acres Of the Browning
farm in the rear of the Park Painter
cottage at Watch Hill
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Brief State News

New Britain.-Hon. P. Corbin, presi-
dent of the American Hardware cor
poration. cached his Seth birthday
Wednesday.
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w edn2Sday.
Hartford.-Dr. Joseph I. Kemler, who
is studying abroad, has entered the eye
clinic of Professor Fircks in Vienna as
volunteer assistant.
Waterbury.-John *. Goodrich, spoke
on Bees before the Naturalist club
Tuesday night. H. A. Tullar Will speak
on Forestry at the meeting to be held
Monday night, Oct. 81.
George Representative Michael
Connery of Georgetown and Repre-
sentative w. C. Johnson of Newtown
began their duties as county auditors
this week at Bridgeport.
Litchfield.-The special evangelical
services which have been conducted by
Miss May B. Lord at, the Methodist
church We're concluded Wednesday
evening. Miss Lord win return in
November.
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Tr. 433.
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tucldIe cine 2ittn5 porIdrcibt tit


sSuBtHtuFtu.
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1eireibcIt nod Steniiboierl filr mIoere Gelle.
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ileit. iueIde iol6e pilntheu, %betor9en odrl, obne
5uerii ane Gicenj fiir Den Beirteb etnes Stei.
!eliperntiiteli!l!es fgilrenus ~ crlansen4 ino e.
then uno 2teer6en fem. idbrIi6 Steaenoernii.
teliiuessI aentlren 2icen3er dusjuiteleH, nm
fir jeoe foIde Mgeutur Die SiimIte bon $25 5l
berianeen. NIB cinen 3iecoro oes TaTeiis lrn
SeinditspIubes BON iebcr seerion. Sirira coet
CORPORATION, pcldle cine foIbe 9icen5 bernus'
nirrHt. in feiuer Office aifbeiudbrett
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baR iebe 4.cricn. Slrma cber CORPORATION, iuel-
dc inter ben Seitintnupeeli oes oottereeber.
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ton tuelde irseno cine Der Velttnnnhgei oie'
fer 8erpronu1g iibtriritt, 81 elmer Strcfe bon
niGt fiber fiiltfBte Sul1rs $3.50 eeriirtbel!lt iuer,
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Die Sirdfen fir Die llebertretur9 BON fidotiiteIl
Seroronunaert. coueitlri iueroen fam.
3. Sarrp Ytabuuf.
Cine ecireue abftrift San. TO- 1910.
Z. eewea 1bpmas,
(Snni1,ts,25;0ebD Staet.HeGtittator.
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SuoesfGne.

sn 90. Sanuar Marina San, pr. 1919,
MnuinSsStudbe. % Sabre alt.
GIN %. Slnuur Warn Nladitpu, Yr. 20S.
Noros9 etheIsSirdbe, AZ Sabre ali,
9tm %. Sdnuar Weoraianua Sriee, CIR. 80.
burgundy slIlep. 80 Sabre alt.
Yin %. Sdnliur Gti5abetb 8eeturo, Nr. 2030.
SuntiirgootisMoeiile, SO Sabre ali.
Mm %. Sanlinr Wiaiam 4. Sugbec, 9tr. 1903,
2Seits30, Strube. "A Sabre alt.
slnt %. Sdrllinr Samuei Sa,utins. gir. 2546,
SubfonlS Siu, 80 Sabre alt.
Nm "a. Sm1uar Grheit zee, 9ir. 10. Siios
StodtousStrabe. Is Sabre ali.
grt. 90. Saiiidr Wiunie y. Wprsberger, ~.
I19, oseburlessSiraBe. 81 Sabre nlt.
slm %. Sdiliiar 0tnrp g.. SpsRs, Cir. 1909,
SSilbelms Strnbe; 81 Sabre alt.
Weit Barre Giraffe. IS Sabre ai.
eint- 90. Snnupr Eantel 8. smitb, Saepie,ps
Solpital, a5 Sobre ait.
Mm %. 2ortiur Yrnianttn e%tcinielt, Gesur'
IoenIte. Al Sabre oft,
Nm "a. Sniunr 1eter Sberrn, Sremontsgl pc.
r'tS sstr3 etisr. Z trabes go Sabre ali.
Garroa4Strabc. A Suhre alt.
slm ~. Sunuar 6fi5abeth satt, 9tr. 900,
Renniblpn nia s%sIpenue, 65 Sabre off.
ait "a; Snniar Amanoa VI. faaior, Or.
1900 glpros NonosS iruse. 80 Sabre alt.
elm 90. Sanuar @iatam Warb, %flniberIts
tdiSs4ofpitlI. 81 Sabre alt.
u IN 81. Samiar Nt1iam Waters, SobRS Spps
fins" Sofpitdl, 27 Sabre alt.
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SinDenScn.
mnrnlnnh sruft Gpmpann.

Wolt I'm orc. q. 5anilnr 1910.
IN eirer beiite gebaIteuen sieunq Der III
reftoren oieter Qomraanie .puroe cine Gips'
ben usu SO uuf Die TrioritdtsesI ftieu Der
0nmpasnie erlldrt. 5ab!bar am 4. Iebrnar
1910 ot ole gtftiondre, Die am 81. Sanuar
1910 in ben BiidberH oer3etdnet limo (reprd.
1eHtirt ourb -SotiHa. Iruit Slod ".4ertittiate.
Baltimore, agcntin. ausaefieIlp.
Die llmtbreibehiiher fiir iolhe gBoitrn
Sruit" &c rtifiiaie Iperoen nm . llbr yabHii
iags am q. 2dnuar 1910 0eihIofeH limo an
9. 5ebruar 1910 ipieoer qeofinei.
9tbioenoers9heds Deroeu Den NtionGrcn
per Bolt 3ueeianot.
(26j Carroll Ban Geb, Seireiir.
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1as bentide Tlciidbeidnn.8d

Ben al oen Giiicren5eli unierer
8egierung iibcr Sic Discrimination
Geiitidlmnh's e~caeniiber omerifaili
ihen @oaren 1T ihIieBlih Die D.
banolung beS merifanild)eu 6Ieis
idJes ieitens GeutitIonb's oerSonpt-
gedelifnnb aebiieben, iiber ben feil,c
Giitiaune erSieit woroen lit. uno
mril 1entid)lai,O ben aIuerifaniidcn
JleijdJtranren mo benz dnterifani
iGen ShIaftpieb feile. lpeiiertit
Gpn5eiiioneil innd5en min. io1el, ale
helltiden Banren, Die tier eirtpefiibrt
iuerocn suit einem 3nid,Iass5uIl bon
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9efanntmadungen.
saream Der observation-disclosures. eOmmlHare re.

aItim0re, 3. Sanuar 1910.
Tte Strabenburdbrilds : Gummitt1re mncben
hermit In lebereinitimmniIg init benz. 8aitis
more Stabts9barter. 500. glbfbnitt, %betanfli, nlb
iie Die eritc sSeriGmmlnng AM Wiuutaa, Den Z.
tSebrlar 1910, 8ormittlgs IL llbr, i'll Dem Biz
uno Solioan, Stru6e, abbalter iperbeiI. nm Die
GolImadbt ausJuiibeu uuo ole ibnen ii6ertrages
neiI uno bon ibnen oerlun9teu 4ili6teu 5n err
iune Der srd,Snnp Sluanotafeu etrafe, so Snb
brett, BON Der Siioiueitfelie Der Suntingopn sNpc.
big 5ur Siopeftfeite Der Santpbeu.Aprunc.
gerHdB Der an 8. Se5eiuber 1909 nNfer5etfnes
len Beroronuna str. Az oes Mdbors nno
Stabtraibs bon Baltimore.
3anes q. smttt,
8ufbrSb vi. WattS,
@cnrp j. 0eip,.
9uulmifire.
GdnG, t3. 2&27. 3eb30 GIerf.
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Mnamita Wanette QS,pcr.

90 itdrh ain %. 3annur 1910 mad fd,pereni
9Gioen Augufta aanette 9o,per III ibrem 81.
9ebenSiabre. oeliebte Satin bon Senrn o.
Hofper NIB 1odier hon Gbriitopber une oer
perftorbeteu Caroline Scn,Teter. TieA Beer
biguiig .tit6et Srcitng. ben %. Sduanr, Gtuf.
Inittaes 9 rbr, bon ibrer @pbniina, VI. s42,
Nar:cm. Muenur, ans nad Der b~cutfthcu Iutbci
rifheh ct. Tdltls-Girde. 9de S~renioriss lpenlc
lno. Garutoso- Giraffe, nm as nbr itdtt. 9ci'
ieeuiip pribatiin C26-s)
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bllrd)quert pieliod) ben Srona6inld.
lnia. ben or MN alS cine Ger l1noiten
uno bohIten 8ebiresfetten Der Groc
feltlteat. Wit Gedt nenlt be5bolD
Seoin lein ne,les Bud ySronsbimo.
laja". 1oS Werf gebort 51t ben i6on.
item R%eiieruerfen Der mooernen Site.
ratltr. Gs fam in 36 2ieferungcn
81 je 20 Gents oher IN slpei 9Gnoeli
be5ogcn lperoen. 8%eitelungen nimntt
Die 9ldbunolung BON u. SanitidL
Nr. 10. NorO-E oppletonsS traBe, emf,
gegen.
Eroicior Mar Sacobp
Der YItronom on Der Golumbiosllni.
rerIitGt, logt iiber ben neuen Some
ten, Der jest aud nit unbeuoiinc.
tenn Tu9c iidtbor lit, 0aB man, mn
i'm 81 finocn, bel Sonnenlultergong
naf) Dem Siiopciten bliden miilic.
ia lperoc man 5llcrlt SenuS, oic
Sd)onite i'm S~ternenfreiie, pabr.
nebnlen. Ger Sonnet iperoe etrpa 80
@rob iiiooitlit BON Der Come er.
ideinen. @r miro. iih in elmer foit
geroben Sinie 5miiden Come mo
Venus, etlud 10 Orab bon jeoer emit
Iernt, %bcfinoen. Sebcrmun nit balb-
ipegs gnten Iltger, Der einige Sricll.
tirllngsWnigabe bciibt, ioltc III Der
Gage lein, i'm obnc Sd)luicriafeiten
81 tinbcr. Gr miro beler, ol3 Die
Veilteu Stcrne gl0n5ell. unO Iriibcr,
olp bieie an Sirnlomente eriheinen.
9tltr Die GelluS miro i'm on @lun5
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@eobndhingen o~lleroings beeilen
miiiien imp nidt bis nod Sonnell.
nntergnng luorten oilrfell. Gem Der
Srritern miro pom Sori5onte Der:
ifminocn, iobolb poaiges Gnlfel
einiett. Wal miro mad eincm bell,
lelldltcnOen &Grper nit einenl bent.
lld) mobrnebmborcu Shmeiic, Der
llod) oben geridtet lit, iuden miiiicn.
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Shlpciic9 id)cinen itnrf iibertrieben
5n lcin. Sic miro mnDrideinli6 ci-
men bolben 8roo niht ilbertreffell.
SelbItperItIn0lid] qelten bicie Weis
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Gage. lleber Die 9abn Oes &ometen
lit ben N%lltronomen porlGuiig nidts
betannt. Nn u%nierer @egeno iollte
cr INN etipa 4.45 llbr glbenos lidtbar
perocn. Ger Simmelsforper jolt ie.
DC Nod)t on 2elldtfroit 5unebmell.
IS lit nid)t porun 5rl 5peifel1, Dab
eS lid I'M einen pollig teilen Some
ten banbclt, ga Der ,Srritern bisber
nit einem onoeren SimmelSforper
bicicr Art niht ioentifi5irt nerocn
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respondent ppll bort mlittbeilt, tuglid)
jc 5luol5ig Gents @ebult. sir oos,
mos lic %leiiten, lit Dies reid)iid) picl.
Nber lie erbolteu ca and, meiItenS
Eiht.
Cen gei6 lagcnen 9olto.
ner characterization Storrer bat
Die Gompogrc iiber 100000 Collars
gefoitet. Gr erhielt 5000 Stinlmell.
Seoe Stinme toitet olio rllnb 1925.
Hrdt foItipielige Snfe,
au lteuo ., onB Scr
Sleiid.Srrit nod ilidt I'm einen
GinbaltSbeiebl gelcl ben u@ogcot."
cingefommen lit.
3omlanos tiirfiide gG6er.
Ganitable. gtbdabe. gonant sesen. etets oitss.
NUsai4.1N
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WlakxKm,

Malertfm. = eartartis. - Nfiebli6.
@efHtf bon Ndihroot cine uno cine bnfte
Wleile. Wlourt .!3uIbssaaaaors uno gorratnes
WnpgpnS bircft bic gum Gin9are. Weioe &C.
Iepbone. Gtdbt Hiireaur i'm oritfen Siur hes
Union Irufts' Gebinoes, Gbatles. nab 1eqette.
etrake. GMi4iS.1&S)
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Dat Qawn Gemeter9,
Gaitsr.a penne.Rpap, uabe ssprtb. ~pint.Ssas.
Yeitdnsigt aiufiidt. Erndtppas 2aae.
(1unii9 .6Mfte)
2uMbun.Y .Gemeterp.

Hfrean: Nr. 81, saeif.a dratpad.etrdte, une
Sanpt.einsong, Greocri6.9ipab.
8earibnibplate bon $25 an. unter beftdtoi.
ger Anfiidt; Sbtitibluntert. @e,pinoe. Yflarsen
etc. foerben i'm 9reibbans ont SdupfsG tradne
getinoen. Infer agent ipiro, lueni .oeipiinfdf,
oorfpred,cn. (92-)
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rmperidpGmtc 1Srciie 5il 5oblen bot.
ten. Nitn iou crmitteIt merben, ipcr
binter Den Yreistreibereien ltedt.-
limo bunn2 - Damn ipeiB oas Iolt
penigitens, tuer linn ieine Nabrungss
mittel pertbeuert. GaS lit bod idlon
etiDuS.
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gcrmiidlte Nmaeisen.
8altimorer MoreBbud fur 1910

befinSet lid, jett inter ersNe.i
Gle Serleger piini6en, onB aue @ttSeIpeti
ioren, SiriHet .poer 9orporatipneIt, Ole tbrs
WoreIie felt Dem 1. December gedrloert buDet
ooer pie eirc g3obruuess@criporriiug tlt pid,'
Tier Submit upr5unebineu benbiidttgeit, ihre
alte mo rel,c Hloreiie an oos BilreaI blsler
@eieuibuii iofort einieuoeii.
u. g. Yulf q So.
g.. 4. 9pranser. @eibiftsfibrer.
955-959 Gaiuert Suiloiug.
CSanl3-)
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@ei Ser 9erdtbung bes
.3oltoriis iiir WolIe le9te Albrid
aruBcn Notorud oaraii, bob obre
,3oHidput Den Mrbeiterl1 fem aus
fomnnlid)er Colin be5ablt peroen
foiu,e. Nod sea fomtlifei, itatiiti.
itet InaabeiL, oie ioeben Der Del.
fentlid)fcit iibcrgeben puroen, lit Der
Etrdld}nittSlobn bon 10000 Wols
Ieu,pcberi I'M Staote Heip. Seriep
1898, i'm Staate WoNaduiettS $4t5.
Ger Gllrd,idnitts5oI fir @oumae.
rem bctrdgt mebr ais 30 EroSent
pom &crtb, uno Die Nrbeiter erbnl.
Ten cilnen MonotSlohn BON $685.
Gunnlertar iiberfliiiiig.
gnolih geitcbt aud sic
Negierung ju. Dab aiierifaniid)e
Nobrun9Smittel I'M NiislanOe bill.
ger p%erfolft meroen, als i'm SnIan.
DC. lleber. bielen Eiutft lit Die re.
gierirns biSber iebr idipeigiam &c.
meieit, obeleid) Die Nrelie bes Gan.
oeS ino ein5elne G~orsrcBmitglieber
cit Setlus aui oieie u%nseboriaen Sc,
id,afts . Eraftiten %biliaetpieien bn-
ben. aderbal Sefret1r @iIiot
erfidrt iiberoies, er babe itorfe DC.
peiie Saiiir, oaB Der Hroousent se.
~oenfuartis lpenig inetr fir Die er.
5ciisten HubrrnasmittcI erhalte ats
irii6rr. lpabreno Die goniumeatten
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Stir 2Ndnner.

0eueltes WittcL ipe.heS Gnereie uBo 9ebenss
fibiafeit prompt uro pern,dret tpteoer ber'feuf.
ct Mot gefurbbeitsf6dolif.
gsfluIipe s%tgentur: SCI, sho'g1clfe.strhe
8. Bore, gben,ifer.
Mun fprede uul MbenS bon o biz 8 lbr ni,b
Sountags bon 0 bis t2 ubr Dor.
(SaH4, 1WPD
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Nd)tmmg!

,Trutifer Milita |. % eretn BON Baltimore, @io."
Sauptouurtitr: gSnaner's Gaie, gr. 1t6, Toro'
Yuou 'GtraBe.
ad1uerdben, Die NIT @bren i'm b~eutften Seere
ODER SIotte ecoient baber, iino bel ms ttefs
berSli6 ipiufommef. (S1r5. 3Wite)
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Sic 9unDes Heqierung
befiuOet lid IN Der merflpiiroigen
Gage, Dob lie Dem 6Ieiittruit gleit.
5eitig bas Sfinoen bes omerifoni.
id)en GolfeS abgetp0bnen mo nit
@cmolt ncue auSldnoiite WGrfte er.
0iiuen mill. org. StS5tg.)
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au a lie ., ooB Der
Sleiif).5 rrit nod nid)t Inn eincn
GinboltSbeicbl sclen Den Boycott"
cingefommen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

Acm neucit HHgQrI III c II
aobiuct abucn ? Scberporp lit I'M
9lbgeorouetcnbollS beS mgariidcn
Heidstog5 eiu iebr mirellnbliher
empiang 5u Sbcil geiuoroen. SIS
fam SIT 10 piiiten &GrniceneL boB
RE Situng a~uf9eboben meroen mlB.
tc. Gin bebetfIifer Nnfoug fir bns
nelte Miniiterium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

Cen geid | agcnen 9oitos
t,cr characterization Storrer bat
Die Gompoglle iiber 100000 Collars
gefoItet. gr erhielt 5000 Stimnell.
Seoe Stinlme foitet olio rllnb 1925.
Hrd)t foitipielige Snd)e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

0eS beiligen &nilosbergeS. Iber oieic
@rfolge beirieoigten i'm nod nidlt:
Der lpeiBe Sled nlli Der 8arte Sibet'a
mor nod nift ousgefiiat. Bon Npr.
bell her Sibet oui biSber nnbegonae.
lten Niaben burdquerenb, trifft er SO
1nee lang olli feiuen Mepiden; Die
5bicre icincr Garamaue erlieeeli Der
.aGlte unb Der oiinnell 9iift, ebc or
Sdigotie CREDIT. BUR ieine eingc'
boreiien Iienrr itno ~ ,Seoin ielbft
piocriteben oen Stiirn,su,. Der, NOR
beriiden @irfulg Der, biinnen 2ii't
mo bei .inliaaliden' Stropa5en mo-
n~atelonser 3ii9e bllrf Gisipiiitcf,
Die 1000 Dieter b6ber GeaenL ols Der
Mott glanc! Selbft Der erprcbtc
aararualleniiibrcr Miibamcb Sia En-
liegt eiuem Sdlaaanfall III ben @il-
item 5ibetH. I'm ieine Spur III
uerluiifen, entIaBt Seoin due Die er'
probtelt Giener nnb iammeIt cine
.ilerte aarapone. Mit oieier orrf,-
frelist er, obnc ha6 bic cngIiife re
giernns etluas ah,lt, ncd3mals aiiI
unbcfanmten @eaen Sci, peiben Sled
Der aorte. @othtaIs aebt ieine SIC:
raipaite oiird SdneeitIriit n,b 6roit
.~5usrunoe; 21a Isol,ate. ifleiht ct
lid. dls e6oibirf perfIeioet mo III
tibetiider Srodt. bnrd) oas berbote,c
'2ano, iinbet oas Hongbn-2ono iiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-26

@cncr1lc nHo SoIbatcn
IN 9ticorugllo crbaltell, lpie elm Cor
respondent non bort nlittbeilt, tualid)
jc 5ipol15ig GentS 8ebult. sir bos,
mas tic %lciitell, lit Dies rcid)iid) picl.
9lber lie erbolten cS nlIdl meiItenS
nift.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-22
This VIII Stop Your
Cough in a Hurry
save ~ by Making This Cough
Syrup Mt Home.

This recipe makes a pint OF better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for S2.50. A few doses usually
conquer the most obstinate cough
stops even whooping cough quickly.
Simple as II is, no better remedy can
be had at any price.
Mix one pint OF graduated sugar
with u pint of warm water, and stir
FOR minutes. Put W ounces OF Pinex
Ififty cents WORTH In a pint bottle;
then add the Sugar syrup It has
pleasant taste and lasts family long
Time. Take a teaspoonful every one
two or three hours,
You can feel this take hold Of cough
IN a way that means business. Has a
good tonic effect, braces UP the appe-
fite and is slightly laxative. too, which
is helpful. A handy remedy Tor hoarse-
ness bronchitis, asthma and all throat
and lung troubles.
THE effect of pine on the membranes
Is we'll known. Plnex 10 the most VAL
liable concentrated compound OF Nor
wegian white pine extract, and is rioh
IN Puiaicol and all the natural healing
nine elements Other preparations Will
r,ot work in this formula.
This Pinex and Sugar syrup recipe
has attained great popularity through
out the United states and Canada. II
has often been initiated, though never
successfully.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
or viii get 1t for you. II not, send TO
The Pinex Co..Ft Wayne, Ind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-22
HEADS ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Charles H. Markham Succeeds James
T. Harahan.

New York, Dec. %. Charles Fl. Mark
ham recently identified with oil inter
ests in Pittsburg, was yesterday elected
president OF the Illinois Central railroad
by the board Of directors, to succeed
President james T. Harahau Mr. Mark.
ham was formerly a vice president and
general traffic manager Of the Southern
Pacific railroad
Mr.. Markham will enter into the du-
ties Of his office on January II. succeed.
ing Mr.. Harahan, whose resignation, ten
dered some time ago, was formally &C
cepted at yesterdays meeting
Mr.. Harahan has been with the Illinois
Central for 20 years. He viii be 10
years old on January II, and according
to rule OF the company at that age
it is necessary for officials to relinquish
their positions In accordance with this
rule, known as the pension rule, Mr..
Rarahan resigned.
The new president, while not engaged
in railroad work for several years, is
nevertheless q veteran in the business.
Mr.. Markham started out as railroad
day laborer, and reached high place
in the service Of the Southern Pacific,
which he resigned in November, 1904,
to accept the position OF general man
ager Of an oil company in Texas.