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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
CHINA SUFFERS FROM
 . FLOODS AND FAMINE
People Rendered Desperate by Priva-
 ton. PIIsge and Murder,

Victoria, F. C., Dec. 21.--Floods havo caused great loss of life and se- we're famine in tho Anhui province of China. affecting two and half million persons, according to Rev F.. C. Jo- bensteine, a returning missionary from North Anhui. who arrived today on the steamer Aymeric, from the Orient
 'So desperate were the people that thousands banded together, robbing any who had food supplies. and for weeks scarcely a night passed without many murders" said the missionary
 "The floods caused great loss of life Tho rapid rise of water swept away scores of villages. thousands of per- sons being drowned. A railroad engi- neer reported that one of the bridges near there had been choked up with bodies and he had been imprisoned two days in the supper part of a tenn pie before being rescued by a boat man.
 The situation during the winter will be terrible-far worse than during the famine three years ago. The starv- ing can be reckoned by hundreds of thousands and relief committees should be organized at once.''
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
BODY FOUND IN
 COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Montreal Police Bafhed-No Outward
 Marks of Violence.

Montreal. Dec. 2t.-.The finding Of the body of an elderly man, packed in barrel in a cold storage warehouse here today has furnished 8 mystery which up to a late hour tonight the police had been undble to solve. The body. clothed only in a cheap suit of cotton underwear and g. pair of wooden socks. evidently had been placed in the barrel not long after death and before rigor mortis set in. It was in sitting position. the head between the knees and tho arms. legs and neck bound with rope. There were no outward marks of violence. Until the body thaws out which will take 4S hours. the coroner's physician will be unable to determine the cause of death.
 After an interview with Bouzfield at Toronto today Chief Rogers of the provincial staff said:
 "Bouzfield has satisfied me that he had nothing to do with the shipment of the barrel. Some one unknown at present has been using his name"
 Two detectives were sent to Jarvis tonight to investigate.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
WHITELAW REID
 DIMES NAVAL OFFICERS.
Commanders of American Fleet Hob-
 mob With Royalty.

London, Dec. 21.-Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid gave q brilliant dinner this evening to the admirals, captains and principal officers of the American battleships. Among the guests present to meet the visitors were Lord Brassey, the Duchess of Marlborough. Lady Charles Beresford. Lord and Lady Northcote and Mrs. Drexe1.
 After the dinner the younger officers and many young lady friends of the ambassador and Mrs. Reid came in and enjoyed a dance.
 This week has been very busy one socially for the officers. Last night the Army and Navy club gave q din- ner at which covers were laid for nearly three hundred. This afternoon a large number of the officers attend ed a reception of Capt. Sydney A. Clo- man, the military attache, and Mrs. C1oman. Tomorrow evening the Anglo Saxon club, an Anglo Australian or ganization, will give a dinner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

tpringlioid, Mass. Dec. 2i---AIthouEh a strike Of tho union mon employed by tho Adams idxpress company in New England who seek shorter hours and moro pay, has been officially de. uinrrd by T. u. Thnyer, president of tho New England division of tho rniI- road expreram.n's union. to go into effect nt six o'clock tomorrow morning, thers is much speculation tonight "A fo what tho outcome will be. Union leaders say that thoy expect fully 1000 anon uhrouRh0It Mnssnch chuHetis and Connecticut will fail to report for duty in the morning, while tho express off 1icinla nre positive In their doclnra- ton that there will not be enough sbncntecs Co interfere with business in tho least
 May Tic Up Entire System.
 Tho union heads insist that if tho men stand by tho union. tho entire Adams Express system in so far as New England is concerned will bo cf- fectuaiiy tied up. Tho union is made np of agents, trainmcn. clerks, drivers and portors. President Thnycr has been promised tho support. ho says. of union men in Boston and elsewhere along tho line.
 Tho proposed strike is said by union men Co be directed principally against Connecticut, in which state tho Adams company is particularly strong, the American Express company entering tho state only on tho lines of the ccn- trai Vermont railway. which terIni- mates at New London.
 Meriden Expressn,en Not to Strike.
 Meriden, Conn, Doc. 2i.-That the expected strike of the exprcssmen be- longing Co tho New England division of the railroad expressmcn, which Is slated to commence at six o'clock to- morrow morning fin Springfield will not be taken part in by the local em- pioyes of the Adams Express company was stated by tho men here tonight. It is understood that very few, if any, of tho local men belong to the union.
 Situation in New Haven.
 New Haven, Conn, Dec. 21.--'What
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
All Union Men In New England Division
 To Quit Work This Morning
AIMED PARTICULARLY AT THIS STATE
Union Leaders Claim 1000 Men Will Respond to the Call Out-Company Officials Contend That There Will Not Be Enough Absentecs to Interfere With Transaction of Business.

effect tho contemplated strike Of the union men employed by thS Adams Express company in New England will have on ths business of ths company in this state Is pFobjeInatical tonight. Although tbs 0rder Co strike al z o'clock tomorrow morning has been sent out by r. c. Thsyer, president Of the New England division of the rail- road sXpreasmep's union, none Of fbe members Of tbe union will say whether they have received sueh notice or not, EVen if the order is received and the mon Ro out. there are several offices in the state where inc employees of the company arc not members of the union, notably Meriden and BridseDort
 Hartford Has Few Members.
 In Hartford all but A. few Of the employees are members Of the union, and while they would not state. defi- nitely tonight they talked as though they would go out if orders 10 strike were received. The manager Of the Hartford branch iutim8ted tonight that tho men had already received A. siignt increase in wages. though he would not state just what the amount was. He also further iptimated that there had been 4 shortening Of the hours, saying that with the present rush of Christmas matter now WAS no time to put tbefn into effect. Tn New Haven the men refuse to say anything defi- nitc. though it is understood tf they do not receive wDr1 by tomorrow noon from the headquarters of the com pany in New York that an increase in pay has been granted that they VIII go out.
 How New London Stands.
 The managers of the several offices of the company take an optimistic view of the situation, going SO far as to ssy that if q strike should come that they are in 4 position to keep tho Christmas matter moving and anticipate but lit- tie inconvenience. The situation seems to be the sane in New London, the only city in the state where the Amer ican Express company enters. The Central Vermont railroad handles the business for that company.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
No Receiver in Slater Estate fer the
 Present.

Boston. Dec. 21.-No receiver will be appointed at present, and the status of the case of the estate of the late Horatio Nelson Slater, q prominent wooden manufacturer, will remain utt- changed until further order Of the court. as d result of a conference be- tween counsel and Iu6se Braley in the Massachusetts supreme court today over the bill in equity brought by Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater in behalf 0f her children. The bill complains ot an alleged shrinkaSe in the income from the estate of Mrs. Skaters late husband and asks the removal of the trustees. The question of the court : Jurisdiction was raised today by Her bert Parker. representing the trustees. and il was decided the case belongs to Worcester county. The pleadings are to be completed in that county on or before next WeSinsSdaS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
NEW YORK SUBWAY GRAFT,
  Mayor Cs1nor Says Municipal Orsrs t;on Would Add Tbsrste.

New York, Dec. zf>~-Nayor Gagnor is djspIeased at tbe eIarnor over tbe subway situation, Since the Fs5DI1e service commission recommended yes~ tsrday the acceptance Df the offer nf tsye fnterDorouRn Tsapf6 Transit cam panv for au elaborate extension 0f lfs system, difference Dg opinion has ar1s- eD among city officials and 4 clash seems probable at tbe board Nf eses- mate meeting tomorrow when ffse mat ter fs considered. The mayor made public tonight q letter fn Nhief, he chides fhe opposition tO the plan.
 we have not yet reached tfge period of municipal operation" writes his
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

honor. We let the equipment and OD- eratiton out to companies. The people of this city will not be prepared for municipal operation uHtii they become sufficfs tIy educated and honest them selves to elect competent and honest officials. When we look about and gee the dishonesty and graft which exist now, we cannot wish to add thereto DT putting the operation of our railroads in official hands.
 They say that the people want ar independent system bult in order 10 have it operated by 8. good company q sort of Utopian company which will not look out for it's own interests at all I think all public service comp4- nfes look alike to you and me We never saw a good one yet. And If that imaginary good company should be the successful bidder, how long would if remain .gcOds9'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
MExECaN VILLAGE ATTACKED Assz5Eants We're Routed og Stan.
 Troops-Were Bent ac 7o1cery.

Mexico -xrF. Dz=e- z1--A special from PuedHz today s1AEe5 that one hundred armed men attacked tFze sEzl1l r8Tn d1 San ArstreS C011l4 m E1e SE4rs aF PuebIa Iast night They were said E1 have found no dz-acIEEE f1 taking pos session If r1e E1wH- but were r51Ee1 in L short time lsy seaEe tarEes 1rGera1 t0 tE1a seeue hE gel4grzu1-
 The atlaesars were more E1Esut G77E robbery than uuau making . raV0EL- rT0uarv 6isrr1rS-rae191. aee1rGilg t9 the daspateh- The scz3Es forces reaaeff1zsl The town aE : o-cH5Ck this eEsnIz= and recautura5 IL after half an hour Gf fighting EIfIeeR Of tEe aE-aek-1rg par tv were taken p-ls6usrs- No details as r9 dead and wounded were given
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
"Third Degree" Examination for Mrs
 TurnbuIi

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 2I.-ISor three hours today Mrs. Lillian A. Turnbull again experienced a third degree" ex- animation while being cross examined in the will contest to obtain for her daughter a $2,500,000 share of the Lucky" Baldwin estate. Reviewing her previous testimony. Attorney Mc- Nab caused Mrs. Turnbull to repeat former declarations that there had been a contract of marriage but that no one but herself and Baldwin had ever seen it.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
MsD rsd Just Eossrees pSs

The explosion Aeeyrred carry ga Fie morning. sooT after fae miners had entered sfse Dse 60 s,e<sn work ge$ flyeN was terrific Later ssgYesa348~ lions showed GY4E ffge lower g@ss1 2ss had 5,e@n blocked, Heroic efforts were made bg resf1ae parties 4ls day kyrS@s but ss fierce fire which fofE6aeG 6as ex~ r3Dsi6gY EyFeSeTfses fFse geseastrs from, penetrating FSev1ssS four ss19stYesI yards into sf4e workings
 Nt half-aast nine 0gegGok s1sgxFse. all f0e resNU1fs were called 1sgs 69 etqe mine and a Conference Pzs aes6s as
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
TREASURY OFFICIALS STARTLED
Contrsctor. Making 9Eznsy aFsezs.s
 f1r Fc1oer.

wazEafmgrGn- Dec eI-An energetic e1uaraef6re with q disregard fg- cuz- r0n1 waiebl esguaIlsG hIz activity did q little thing in the EreasIrE 5u Mon day whJch pE8dEcea r7ILE6rz 0f dark plots 10 r01 the new asssy G1zzee In New York
 The speei6ez lions for the assay af- fee and also for Ehe EeE 1urezu of printing and eagrzFfng nEYzterfo5IsL-y gIisap pearesI fr5l1 LtIs sEIperV1zT1g ar ctIEeeEfs oEIee and zaEE@La4dT guessed that hand 0f cTae5EETeu were zfCer -.les location 0E the ueW vaults
 IL 5eveIGEed today taa.E d e11Erse- tor, anxious 17 figure on bid El the quiet of his r0GEl- took the plans EgIEl him with 10 EnEslEz9E af stealing them Ina rnTsgerfelss story of EEe theft of the plans accordingly ex-l1f=,f of t. self
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Swinton Guilty of First Degree Mur-
 1er

New York. Dec. 'sl.--It took just if teen minutes today for jury 10 find Charles Swipton, alias Charlie Phil lips. guilty of murder in the first de- gree The whole case occupied but Isaac Lee on November 1 about the hlgh cost of living. and shot him. He was reniSnded for sentence on Jsnu- ary :. Death In the electric chair is tho penalty.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
OBITUARY.
James V. Watson.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2l.--James V. Watson. former president of the Philadelphia clearing house and prob ably the oldest flnancier In this city. died today. aged 9s years. He was one of the founders of the Consolidated National bank and served aa itn prrsi- dent. He also was identified with a number of other financial institutions and charitable organizations.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
NEW LONDON
 SCHOONER ASHORE
Alice p. Turner Aground Near Ston-
 ington, Me.

Rockland. Me. Dec. 2t.--The 166- ton schooner Alice r. Turner7of New Lon Gon, Conn, went ashore today at Works Narrow. near the entrance to Stoning- ton. The revenue cutter Woodbury was standing by, ready to furnish any as- sistance to the vessel or crew. The Turner was built at Gloucester in 1905. She is light
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
RsIirsais1ez s+a,,oo Easo~rnea-.

Washington Pa Dec 3I.-WasAfny-- ton and JsfersaR college rsIinslzFlst-i claim en q S49.299 endowment today because ie Nas feared the widow and six children of the donor needed The money Before his death j year 3Eo the donor. who fs a <r1G1aca. made ! cc<sicif 10 friS will esGIas&EhfCS The Ste. .aa5. which wziS in addition ce stG.- aaa he had already set Gn2re far ths college F fs believed til1z s1 making the eoftcfI ehe SanG- ovsrsSezulagrssi the value Of hts estate
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
pIaaue Snreasina in chira.

Washington. Dec. 2t---ENery report to the state department from China hearing upon the epidemic Of psagIe indicates Inc rapid srread of the dis ease and sd}S Ia the rssa snicasfs of the 2INicyiori. S0hlSgra-Ga rsee~ivs6 froaa the fSSatian 3c Res nS ssSsay states that no less than ys0 sssl 8 haN milton psa2te have been pfsstSs- stricken H the ps0vlncs af sDnvst alone
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
,a5,ooo Fir. at South Norwslk.

south Norvnlls Conn. Doe. .i.-The plant of the stevens oyatcr company at RowaNton WIS destroyed hy Ire tos pight. loss estimated Nt S25.uG0. Nine thousand gnilone of oysters orrucd and ready for shipment were ds~trnyed rho plant of the Stevens company. owned by Capt William f. stevens and members of hia laullN. was one nf inc most modern and best equipped ip the rtate and was, hltilt iNpi fil Tho Ire ts supposed Go have started from an ovsrh eated boiler.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Saratoga Fights TubarcuIosis Retreat.

Albany. N. Y.. Dee. 21.-Approval was given today by State Commissioner of Health Porter and Health Officer J. S. White of Moreau to the appiicat ation of the Metropolitan Life Insurance com pany for the establishment at Mount MctsreSor Saratoga county. of hos pital for the treatment of it's employees afflicted with tuberculosis. The estab- lishment of the proposed hospital was opposed by residents of Saratoga Springs. who contended that it would injure that village as a summer re- sort.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Ir,faas Aasor6ed Aef9 fre- Metrer's
 LTuS

New Orleans, Dec zf--Sw allowing : large dose of ear50lIc acid a1 hsr home hsra today. Mrs. Mary NalGIIeh lay down on rla bed with her lips pressed 10 t10se cE her 1ve days old infant which she firmly cIasred n her arms When found ef1e 1aaav wAS dead as the result of absorbing Ehe trash acid from iss- rr0thersS 1fnS- and Mrs Nsioi'et was in q dying c9u5iEiGuL \ family quarrel Is thought 10 have made the vrt1r1rsarl seek death
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Small Sire at srisseee---

Brfdsepcrt. ConR-- Dec 7f--F-Srs TO- nigae destroyed the building at State street and Lee avenue oceUp6sd as 2 phosoSraps studio bv De Lemos with a loss Of Ss.3ae. De LSu10S was Sa1w- ing B negative So i man when g curtain caught fire from g Au.s r1e rsrres spreading 70 the ceiling and rhs tEiIe- TaS. which wsS of wooden esaS SsrrEesiaza wsS SaSr destroyed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Ns.s ssavsn rrassn,aa lriarees.

NtSriGSa CGnn-- DSS, et-E4srnlan q E>stss, who is thought Io es s New Haven YNaN, is Axins Mnc0asCIcaS as the hospital a> the result os s faft a gAs> 1e~Ssi freSShs yarSfS tsoca the tend GIT os an engine The extent of A5S injuries are nag ss1ewr. but be may have eNaegssissa of ses er8lr. Bates 5S a bra Ssrf2n.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Divorced Woman Marie. Chauffeur

Brooklyn. Conn. Dec. 21-It was made known here tonight that Mrs Nettie Eldridge Shaw. former wife of J. r. Shaw of Boston. and H. Keno Marble. also of Boston. and at one time the Shaw chauffeur. were mar ried here on October Sl at the Rap- tlst parsonage by tho Rev. George F. GenunE. Since the wedding Mir and Mrs. Marble have been spending the time in this vicinity. Mrs. Marble is daughter of II. r. Eldridse. brewer of Portsmouth, x. II.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
PRESIDENT TAFT
 WILL PLAY SANTA CLAUS.
102 Holiday Birds for Employees Of the White House and Executive Offices.

Washington, Dec. 21.-President Taft will play Santa Claus as usual this year in giving away Christmas turkeys to all the married employees about the White House and executive offices, in cluding the policemen on duty in the White House grounds. It will require 102 of the holiday birds to fill all the baskets and the money outlay will be in the neighborhood of $35O. It i a time -honored custom of presidents to distribute turkeys at Christmas time
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
FIFTEEN POLICEMEN
 BURIED IN DEBRIS.
czasee uassr SaEtsrs <crs- @sl q
 S2rrfns SaiESsrs

P@GsdsEphsa. D@c. s2-a-s1 a ma The rorSa wal # tlz- lexEasr 5zetsrr has jus. GArsen. bzrry1E 5rrsen rolsz~- men vxho were ar werS n tas rutns. ASSista1e Foreman Csh45re s xnssns tAe dead EJas aoG1 and that ef an- other fireman as yes aaidezsffsea Aav~ t,a<s ee~e reueevs.l frerz tse raiaa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Paris, Uee. zf<~sA ransor was current befs today tjat ffali4n troops hays ttyfue, Milan aud Turin, however, have fntfsd tr. confirm fTis report. ff Is be- 1ieved ffe fHpt0f arose through ffss recent d6DarfDr6 M A sr0DD s}yf1 for SxLsff1
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Rome, Lee. 2l,.1f'fe pdps today created z4 new Knights of ffgA G6Jgsrf, Spur. Amcfsg fftesN ars tfre Duke Of Orleans, tf1e French Drefender. Maf- stsaJ Jfern@s Fonseea, president Of Br,zn, SeHDr Franco, ex~Dfsfdfer of Portugal, four Austrian ascfsdakes ard six JEalian princes,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
New Haven Painter Felt from Seat.
 foiding

New havea. Conn. Dee, sl,-- -SalnNes K. Robinson, paint~r. ot NN TS Gregory street. fell nom a sS<sara}atax white painging q house at 11S Poplar street today and tacpured his s&alls whish caused hts deAth a few minutes late, tte wssS se ssssrs old aud leaves a widow aud cue svn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
H. Clay Howard Minister to Peru.

Washing ton, Dee, si, President raft, it ls reported, has decided t. api,elnt ii, chy Howard Of lNuaS. Nv. lts n,in- irtcr tu Peru. vlce i.e-lie t'amhs. who has asked to be transferred.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
300 Lives Lost
 In English Mine
EXPLOSION CLOSED PASSAGES AND VICTIMS wEsE EHroMsED.
FIRE FINDERS RESCUE woRD
CDf< Tsn Mfnsrs Taken Cvt 4fSge-- 41 Bodies Hays Sssn esc1vsvss-- Hosting Csgss Dsssbgsa.

Bolton, England, Dec 2t>~@4tor1 sfSSn z60 fslEieYs lost sfeff Hives today fFa nm exp10@50n in ffa@ Htafe Ffsfsags eHs- Ifery gf The FgaIf69s E59fiNFg eagsFSaaY which 5s 5s5eate9 q short distance ogt- asg,zo. 4kg5s <efs2
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Cabled Paragraphs

Brest France, Dec. Wireless message wss received fSBikft from lps steamer. pfl6z EffSf Ffsedrich t5SAs Afys HaH sighted q EsI4fsn sf6ansr Dn frs fn the oi,eu sea. fife efsw appeared t6 have escaped fn tfss D1zsfs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Dr.. Cook Win Reach New York Today

New York Dec. Tomorrow aft crnoon, one year and sS days rom the time pr Freaerick A. Cook disappear- ed from his Friends and foes. he k due to sail up New York harbor aaain. hnt no longer hero.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Ths Heuss of Representatives agreed f1 tfss senate araefs6asents to ss1 Ers- sgse deficiency bsga
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Tbs Unst>d 9e1s4 Cs~ps~stsen viii 65stsfkvts sn snTs0Ag bonus sf zs795y6 eD fss eza1s1yes.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
sssamshie Arrivals.

Al RastesSlsssns nve, ss, t'ra1sI0sts from New York
 At ttShye,Svtss nssS sf C<srossia, ssrsa New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Ths Hessss CesnrsFttss favorssgy Fe- ported ffs1 541l fo~ 1sse reorganization 9f 0sS naval gafgIsfa.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

William H. sfssss, % Years Cf>, ff K3F<weBs Mo- who ks6s3aea that F@ aeveF lied to noT esarreD9e4 .SsFa 5Hs wife -is de@a>
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Sro>s S>nts 9eet z1s ansS EJ@sg9 la noas0Fa. aged D. were drowned fsy efg@ eaBsaz1r2 ef 2, ro~boae Irs ste bs@ oTs Jana sess Fay E. [
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
ssnef ocarr1r.

Esoe1 CTCoor>r, fese six year old 1aegafsfer Of MssaicE5Fas Badga& fyGt@n~ eoT esG New York WAS 5Gsra@f e9 5eaen while etlsE,seag ing her fshrsssna&8 shop ping
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Toe 11g@ars- eSe1>rgssss gsoesssea e0 eae state department sls2fns1 per- gpFse1Hg tSe @eDarGaFe cf- tfa@ 9arodee Hornet ffGga New Orleans.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Opposition ss ts1sgSrsn1 as th@ seYg~ ste e1 Els ezDesssed ceDose exo1erss~ ssz sseHaeor LorfaseT,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Henry (. AE@eff pss EcooSsrsS rs- csawer If GezGe- Masor and cosaD DsuEs contractors. hr Jadze FfIrche1cl1 jF rfle. sglrserS6~ e6aIrr et BGsEGa FeseerssT ?. T re claims aga anSg HF1e partner stITE, are ah8esG E1f9~e@-B and the sssets are z1Ve1 as szas88f.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
FolIenEre es. ceessser rsa-

FolIcuT1c e1. cecss5c1 raaz tse Temple From cBTnD&ny- e9Err0IA@s4 F1g the Reading and 11Faer anthracite rail- roads, fs an Illegal e19aa5inaztGm Ba re- sgraFnf of trade, the United States efr- emit esCurg of ESsaEaTebpFEfs Sssaes5 < se- cree permanently erI0Fnzrsz Eae cor pa-atEoa from ess51z basfnezs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
z1sres Uaxe,

4rssrese Us9son. sr Srte~Srz hls home fA @eTseF Gsffg IafG ss night stumbled scrsss ea@ corpse Of EaBs f1~ rneTe uss1 had bean ra@r4eres4 and thrown down sgsIrs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

The Ft>9se CsessfFssss acted fasars,~ biT oF4 q ss1lI for z szs9.563 apDro5Fis.~ f5054 f1f q CSnagaeet6Fe Perry r9eTrsorlag %g f,@g~gE Bs%
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

The Trial of Ere Sci Ssyfst ~C0Gne' and ~Couasesss lSe fszssgng. charged wlth swImdIlag the fgIcaess Ds 6sl50I- se5lE out of sza9 a08 In eke sale of spgz- F10gs Eaazeerpfeeess hes 5eg1n-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Lssefsrsns 5hs<kess1e, mks6 reached fsrgksese s1gstfg fs big recent expedition. wIFI szis for Ga@ Arctic 1sx1 SesrG.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

Ths Cs0sgscs f>r sesg>5ns gfSe bat 1JesF5D Texas wSs awarded fiS New port News sea1DagIEEsssz e1ygTsSanQ @< Se l3s4 AklAl
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
7sx r~s-z~< EE~~&s-~ s~- lreosa- 2

Tae rr5roasy EBertaon Ect known as @rae I.rrfIe EsIl0r f-Aw 31 Illinois which provides for sE1e EgGn1ln11B0rl Gf eamdhe<sE Eea for nEa4 l5qger' i1Gnae of ta1e Ie11sl1ture. uF1s peoTs0gneeI valid 55r the sgp-enae c9GFr fra 0pIEfazs handel down today