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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

CT witness. The first wife could not be found and the second wife has dis appeared since last week, when she was jn court in an action tO anuUi her marriage Earrer was according ly set free.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Partial Distribution of Mills Estate.

san Francisco. Dec. i2-In 3 partial distribution of ths estate or me late D. D, Mills oroGred today in the su- perior court h~re Ogden Mills and Mrs Whitelaw Reid wife of the AInsrIcan ambassador ru Great Britain. were gty- en s350 000 each m cash
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Hartford.-Dr. Marion Burton. the new president of Smith college. Airs. Burton ant Miss Georgia L. White were entertained at luncheon given st the Hartford tsoif club Saturday bN the Hartford smith Ceile<e club.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
THE HUDSON RIVER
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Mils on ths Upper Hudson Face Seri-
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Paris, Dee. f2.-A morning paper 3n~ nounces the marriage azement of Nine. Emma Flames, the opera singer, and ibe baritone, Emilio De GOgofza.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
5tornos Have caesee Nooa csn1so.

Reno. N1lc8 was flooded. The res1- Gents were rescued from SeeDn5-sfo-y Wi0oCFs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Havana. Dee. 1Z 2Tbe Philadelphia American league team defeated the Havana baseball nine today by $ e@0re of to 1. Tine game lasted ten in- uluZs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

the 5DrsrDs rloHaI conference Of tne 4 1aer3ca3 Society fDF me JsS ie5ag Set tle1neo1 Of jnte5Is 1o1a8 L5sDutez
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
State Militia Guard County Jail
TO PREVENT ATTEMPT TO BLOW
 UP THE BUILDING.
BITTER FEELING AROUSED
Over Shooting Of Citizens Sunday Mob Sought to Lynch Negro.

Columbus, Ca. Dee. 1.-Two coTa- paniez Of state militia were tonight plaeeG on guard at 1lae county 5a43 to prevent an attempt yo blow UD the building The men were called out at the request Of Sheriff Baird.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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London, Dec. Iz.-Df. Emil Reich, author and lecturer on history, died yesterday lie w8a born at Eperjes, Hungary in Is54
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

oppos5tlon Is Dele3oping f9 fBe aaop1}pD 1f i rfaDDDf 5Dna0ent D55f al the present session
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 4 Mob Aftsc<ee tas County 5sa s 70 Dt913D8s. ia, AFJ1 Was 05S3serse9 1f- Ter two were saof, ti2e gasjer aj8seg
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 ita'isn Detectives Are seoorios ths 5'FhnsS Fasaja min ss32 region for mem 0ers Of toe Italian <160a pp1D9 gangs who escaped from %ew York
 Distinguished Speakers VIII Eesrsss tnE 3DrefD@ flosal cooferenee Of the 4 afa@r5c@a Society for tae Judicial Set tAs11en1 Of ]nteins o1a5 DlspUteS-
 Storms Have csoses Nooa Damage e1 aos Jf@ a1 Rivera and at E2u Reno. W51lca was flooded, The res1- dents msTe rescued from second story windows
 Estvrns f-ona Ire psr8isnrentsry elections jD Eug5sr9 nols 515sea4e that the government N5l5 return with about the same ma g9slty ss t had before the 6iss9l f1o1-
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Stock Exchange Christmas e4sI,aa,

New York. n5C. lz,-Nemoers ot Ghe New York stock exchange voted today ta adopt the petition to close the sN- change Saturday Dee. @&. the day pre- cedins Christmas. Tine matter Niil b> presented to he board of governors for hnal &etipA,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Tn. Charge Assinst Miss c-sT+a.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
THe KIce-r

The Miners >f rennsylysois, Ohio and West Virginia have had sa exclt- ing ca G5Da 3@El for inc election of o<e- cr3et and EzC5o17I officers D1 t1e T-o-re5 L11e Workers Of America
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Condensed >lelegrams
Cnnaslfsan

Cppes8tlon IS Developing f0 f6e a9op3}pD Df i rfaDUDf tJDnoent D55f al the present session
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Surety Company Went on Her Bail in the
 Sum of Eight Thousand Dollars
VIOLATED CONNECTICUT USURYLAWS
Was Sentenced to Thirty Days in Jail and Fine of se,0o0>-Miss Griffith Was Agent for the D. H. ToInan Loan Company with Offices in Most of the Cities of This State.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Mrs s>e1>e~ T.ss<, widow of rae 5arstoga f&- 5D banker. gave a1 of fDe s>z 9gD Eeaes@eo from 1ne New York Central foF damages ro church and s1lage purpose.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

SstOTns f-on1 fire psr8isn~ entsry elections jD EHg3sr9 no1r indicate that the government w5l3 return 1tb about toe same asoflty ss jt had before the s5issoI ion
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25

The following is story of saloon town. and
sble wife 1t is told by the Sterling Ereing Gaee of Nov
10. in it's news columns
An interesting developed over in Rock Falls this week
and his family up here from Green county in the
spring and renting he work for of the
construction gangs at good wages per day He had
from county where there liquor sold to any great
extent and in his had been sold for years
He practically knew nothing about the of beer liquors.
1t did not take him very long to get the habit of drinking
little beer for his stomach sake Pretty this did not
to satisfy him and from beer he took to drinking
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25
Back to the Dry County

thing little stronger and his family began be in
needy circumstances The family began to look seedy while
more and more of his money went in the saloons
About two weeks he home little booty for the
first tme and his wife gave him lecture, which she hoped
would be lesson to him. but she appears did not know
what extent his thirst for liquor had grown and thought the
scarcity of money due to other yet all the time
their pantry what should be for earning the
wages he receiving.
Last Monday late in the afternoon he brought home
much the for booze and the eyes of his better half
flashed fire. In few hours he was in condition to realize
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25

have been devoting considerable time during the past
few years public work and have been umfounded at the
appalling Indifference of church to the franchise;
indeed have found many who pride themselves the fact
that they do not vote take part in politics. They
have become mbued with the idea of the correctness cf
their position that when moral issue is at stake
when Godearng public officials in danger of going
before the underworld they do not The ballot
which of should be handled with sacred care
treated with Indifference ignored entirely until we have
situation which the underworld is in practical control Of
and with right purposes bow down to this element
They feel that they must do this or lose their Office and
often they surrender their fine of honor and sacr
flee their proby rather than their positions The attitude
of church has driven them to this position they feel
they look for their solid support to the active element
in the community, which is the underworld element.
The Indifference of the Courts
of record that judges have allowed to
go free with nominal fines who to the city
and whose stock in trade is the violation of law Mr.
Mcclure editor Of McChres Magazine, made the statement
before the Association of Commerce. at their banquet last
Saturday night that murders in this country ten times
greater, according to population than in England w. f.
Crafts makes the that the per cent OF murders IN
this country forythree times greater than in Canada
have myself been out occasions witnessing
fragrant violations of the law by saoonkeepers whom we
had arrested and taken into court and the courts have
treated these with considerations and has been almost
impossible to get them punished.
Specific Instances Failure of Church Men to Support
Good Men at the Polls
In the 10Th Senatorial District in Chicago James, M.
Kteman represented this district in the legislature two
He stood opposed the saloons in every instance
is member of the Methodist Church He defeated
the primary September 18TH 1910 by 7 votes Under
the cumulative SYSTEM three voting for him would have
saved his nomination. About onehaf of the church
did not vote at the primaries.
In the 25th Senatorial District Raymond G. Kimball,
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25
By Z. ]. Davis

J. Davis
candidate for the Senate church of admirable ca
pacy standing defeated for the of two
About the proportion of church voted in this
district in the 10Th.
In the 18th Senatorial District Charles Deutschmann
elder in the Brookne Presbyterian Church. president Of
the local brotherhood successful contractor, candidate
for the legislature at the solicitation of the AntSaoon
League IS cent of the church in this district alone
would have given him plurality. Opposing him
avowed whisky man, and two neither of whom
church members, and neither Of whom would commit them
selves on the liquor question Deuschmann defeated
John Healy candidate for reelection states
attorney in 1908 Heay had brought against him the
bned liquor interests account of his stand in attempting
to enforce the state Sunday closing law the city of Chi
cago He defeated for denomination by III votes The
liquor people made strenuous campaign against him.
Statement made that there enough church
the golf links around Chicago to have saved his nomna
ton
The Sunday Saloon and Crime
interesting thing connection with these candidates.
is the fact that these running not Prohib
tonss or independents but running upon the dom
nant party ticket that it would have been necessary
for to have sacrificed their party views in order to
have voted for them IT, in these campaigns the church
had been active and then we had met with defeat the sa
ton would be very different and practically hopeless but
such not the at ALL We lost simply account of
the Indifference Of our " good'' men,
In nearly every instance the underworld element have
by margins correct appreciation Of the
responsibility Of the franchise would eliminate the under
world element from it's control in Chicago.
The above states attorney, John Hea made the state
ment that less than per Of the Chicago
came from the Sunday saloon.
With mayor who would enforce the laws upon the
statute books there would be saving of not less than $50
murders every year, besides long train of other crimes
1t monstrous that church should rest under
situation like this and raise adequate protest against it.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Ros. O. hes ~ -
"a oaIT 1t g 80 ~
the 1h
shooi
ed y, - q
Coaf &c qsssa mons ns -
them 81 ulS - srsstsd. Ibefaif
eharlg q gte annalg % hgman history
b hat which teils ths stssy of TIE o.
paitsotis wives. aes1
aisssfs Of tlsoss nan Wbo followed
- Il TIE lost esuss.-Peaaseaia
al
There + = well deansd ue =
this State % nieuoEiaise -
wsman Il shs Coaf
vomen Of Eoatisel haze hn tte
most sgeS d thig eGerts
shouB b eIu WITH sueesss. TIE
place q sll 80 state ~ cts rFoposed
moaunn e &C. Iallahaases, nn4 ITALIA
har weui8 work laFallg e r.
ce,s4 e.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Cois1lf Co9,al1aionefS N9Eeo % Cfe41e
New tllshwass.
The April meeting o. che county com.
misaionefs was characterized hy two
lengthy petitions Cor sbe opening up Of
neW EOads. one iusl outelde che western
limits 81 Tallahassee. oonhecting che
Spring Hill rad with Woodward ave-
W. Collins. w. b. stoutamlrs and
". "A. Regiater wera appointed q com
mite On Investigation.
The ether was Cor new road IL TIE
Manning and hoccasin Gap neighbor-
q. 5. csump and 4. q. Johpaon were
appointed 9 committees % lock INTO Zee
advi1ablhty.
Tke notary public bonds Of William
9. Hodges and Charles Q. Swain we're
approved.
J. W. CoIlins was appointed = eou-
mllfee Of one % exhmi1e Int the I'd.
visibility ok recovoFing Che c0lfnty jail.
Brown and JoaBas Williams were added
% the eounty pension list
TIE regular rogtine 81 county b.lla
were examined and warrants issned for
cans.
a COMMITTEES cunslslins q Z c. Use.
ger, W. A. Cex, 2. y. MIcklert a.
Wahnioh ana 3jIlQn a. smitA, IRON
The Chnmhof 81 CeDU1Tee. appo1feo
before &c boaEd and asked teF 8 re.1|s.
eIGn el taSee ca neU legioFie9 ocalin4
d the county I1 vas ne 1e4tImqot of
che boaGd that t1e peeltica eQoa -
granted ~ Il cou'8 - done loR1IIv. An
Ineosligaiiun VII folo8.
j. 81. Cellina. ch4'1lnnn, and w y.
dleNtamlFo. u 8. Cfump. u, @ John.
non nnd W. a. Hegistar. g full beard,
Waa present.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

OR ciassns are receiving BE0wsrd'a
n1antufs again, but We predict that
tls oxfogegnoF WIN bee Hegnanda
eoaatg q tie coming pFimaFy. Some
oaths meai ar3snt Browtrd suppostora
eretoaore. ere nov eusspoken fog Sen
atar Iafaierso. We - nol know % 3
nlusls parsos wAo wilfybts Ses Z Eagle
IheIsfors, ths present sesatoF, ws -.
Hevo, via carry thl1 eo1nty with 3
noef maicsily ever Ell o. ne hrsi prl.
ansgy. BFoohsvllle Blar.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

a pf
e 81 e. Y address
- eoed1 Re ore11
hcefe aisht under ne ans-
i anion. NFa. v. +.
al president. + deserving
- &c ep,sadl paEl
eho event was conducted end
- es sts success.
ohFist i1lFed,issd te
sreskse e ere q the most noted Plss-
fern oEatoia b ths country.
- I'D teas1 tRat ths Iegallzed eel.
len was &c mast inexeusahis thing h
tla hlstogy 81 ths world 6nd proceeded
= shgw e - E mos convincing eFragy
umsnt.
elas took - ~ argument, o. rather
ths exe uaed b. the saloon me8
and to- aEathizstu. far t1sy have
20 arF an1 proeeded e tear
t,e.n iaf8 slIgets. She covered &c en-
tire hei1 g i'enor trBf3e from the Gild-
"a Ed ~ salon - the blind
tiger. a1a e61Fed h0t shots into ever
phase e e She challenged enyene h
he crowd % answer Der clear, clean
cut raegDn1E, but 40 one responded,
TT heg I1'GIt Nog oNnSWefabIg.
Tiis k AIehIy eatsztained the big
ani eaee See NoFo dian "a hour, and
Within that tinta ed mere than en- Or
dinazy iR6igidnsl eou8 have said h
d0ahIe to tine.
The Irbs Democrat Would have liked
for ever voter u Leon county - have
ss1a Ss.s e. - 800. a.Ioos sI Sf SsS
hearing heg pa4hos end elpgusncs b IN.
The Tsilahassss Music Club ably e.
sisted b TIE exercises.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

TaIlahaseo cones forward % claim
tgairy viii Sanford a ne matter q
uelng marketabls 1aparngns. III
I' aFoW here end maks 9 really god
81. 1paraam WouM 81 Uo1der,
loalahla crop. Many inquiries
mads b prospssls within
sew years. bat nsna el iheD
Is ~ eonvineed. New isl g
md pzoduos anpafaeue B.
eaalliy to INSET tAo de.
theEn masksta ll
fAss c st g
charges. -Inur
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

ne ooend Quarterly Coaiercnet Of
asa Charge, n. b. ChuEch,
~ held e Booievard. Weanes.
niahf. conduetsd ~ Rev. I. ".
Presiding Bider, Who preached
ate sefmoa jnnl before ths canfsr.
ne oasils a. Go iWo churches
found 70 - b q god sondlslon.
wega elected from The two
ealr6s b tho District Conferences,
eaiuh nests n MstIaon b Iuns.s