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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-05

The independent candidate for the
General ASSEMBLE has sent circulars tn
First district voters announcing that
ne mas always stood for westerly and
is a friend of the worllineman. The
circulars were in sealed ervelopes. two
cents postage, and were mailed at New
London and Mystic. The Westerly
postofhce vas deprived Of the credit
for the sale of the stamped epveIones
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-05

Charles franklin Coon, superintend-
snt OF Wilcox p-.rl<, has taken unto
nlmselt a wife. The bride is Annie
Maria Brigham of Charlestown p
and the marriag e ceremony took place
Thursday evening. Rev William Fred
erIck Williams, rector of Christ Epis-
copal church beirG the offciating
clergyman. Air. and Mrs. Coon win he
at home at the Coon residence. Sail
ors snug Harbor. on the Watch Hill
road, after Dozen Dor /
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-05

Brstol.-The Bristol Turner society
will celebrate the seventh anniversary
of its organization this Saturday
evening.
The sun., 1910-06-29

DORELLO WINN OCEN PiCL.
Beats Corinthlan Fleet IN Race ta tape
Elizabeth Iightship.

Geo.Re rar. Gvi!sr.- .'uup Dor'Io Won
the Ia'e of 90 tDuufhIan ls,N' tlIb ron.
NaF',lchead ~ O. lp" l'.,a.r't IIght-h.p
and return She -a ..et f1-. rt... ,ui nH-
nrt ru'y no Vlnucr 0" her ri-- HHt 'ntd.
She fa-fC-' tin'e over lhs .our-e li,r ,l#-.
srtnletitur Wa fNg -Ioup ll-,c. fp,yu'Iy
hui.t b. lavIey for' h '"mrrug. The
taCs va -ailyd .u idcal conditions 'pr such
4 spuies'
The verona med mo lirfr ship ar 90 -
A " ou ,uudsr aud Doreilu va th"n
q -turG- r.htud Tfc -huouer VISION
Naz r. rrurrs H-'ru ~ l'urcl'o and theu
eani- funurfra Nurwcg. uudl % 80.
h r. 81 Nu'r
The Bufsllo Nts 90 hDHr- o.. uiruFoa r
~ 0nds u klpr IHa ''r on Iis- Trd .le aver
aged sN mIl-- au luur ur a,'uHl fIwe
rhe defeated Ii' -shuDur- Ns'pna. owned
B. " Rl'-- hour i' minute 800 r".ur'.
Aenona vf- fhp -srr"I Yacht loo .u.-r
bOrellu deirarsd fI" Vice. lrr 'la-- .ur.-
Ie!tt0T. hour g. fHWU'ta- .. -ss pUl.
ne schooner N"uurl Noa 900 hei ,is--
tstea'iUs ffe sion 's w.uu'e- - -"rund-
and Sh'ys--H n hour 90 fnIuurr- %
.erunJ
10 ne rae tor fa,hf- Of JIa,- 70 1nhn
Gre-1uugu DId4 % defeated B ErI-
iou'- 1iUaudra FoUr- fs minutes 90 -s,
und- Iu" lsIf. red Do. I'DuE 'hH-h
~ ne " .rusi ~ .l-- q o. bond ..sr. ~ .l
huVauI -s-.urI IU |f-= T.. H.-u 70 HluII
,ap. The N..Wcs .r'-l sd -'.,ud- % cId
n The A.NHf-. r-u1rhHU.. ,'.-. rt,.ug
tof .fph adf-."u,r '..h TTf- NuE un1.. utiuI
Of hsf H'uHUrrr Nuf.uar vHr .H.ufd.
Mare o. rrrI Irf iTr fourth Nineteen
h7ghl- fuu. uHr fT .HH rl."
The sun., 1910-06-29

sUPREME COJU. rOtNTh Ut ,LNru..
-caorge Ehrsl Hainun. ag lust Lien ..
~ otiers. Defendant
" pursuance % a i4igr -nf ~ 'ore asHrs ..
eaie. dI,y male and entered ln trr abu .. F....
O. tion and bearing IHte fhc lnth 80 otg4.r ..
/ NJ underaiEuci, tlr HrirIcr ~ aaia isasu.r .
aamed. siI sei =, pID1- auction al ~ /.
borough % Manhattan. CIV Of Nen lgfs u. q r
1th DAY of las. lalp tt o. oclo,k noon 1n Old
dag. 81 Joseph Day, AuC Ctouecf. me pre-" .,H.
dirsctvi 1y said judgment 70 We sold. and there
All ,haI certain loi plsrs or panel o. ,a.-
utth The huiHilnga and lmpfuNeU the. 10
srer,ei, sitais q 'ng and being IN tls nofu 3.
hnrnded and lescdbel Is ioioNs
BEslNNlN ata print 90 the southern 0ds p
Eghueth street. a. the distance % Two runHr. b
AMI siiU ss 80 is., and one taI' ., .- .
ond avenue and tlghdsth street nppo,I'e 'rs
renHa u a party Nah and funning ihe1,e ,H.f
ery ahd paFalsi WITH SerOnd Avenue Nru..1
ss Ts9Si S. 1T q ,S ssd PsF g nal 0S' % -. saaa ]
o. the blOCk between Ssvonty ninth and IiEI .rIb
sues1 running thence westerly along a
centre line and parallel With lighuc.h s ssi
sigb lecn gN feet and eleven aud one hai .'...
In he, thence noTtherly ard parallel with ~. H
Avenue one hundred and two ii02l FRET and rgl ...
inches " Eighueth street Aforesaid rum me
thence Aserly aiong ne soliheriy side o. tis.
ueth street eighteen tia feet eleven aat u7e.f fs'
uiisi nches 70 the paint OF place % beyinr.r.
said premises bcing located ln SeCtion 3 U1
iSsS % the Land Map of the CIV of New l1-.
and known by ths street number s2s Fast Ligh
na,ed, New York June isth. ioia
ROYAL y. 7. RIGGS Referee
EDWARD ". BURGHARD. Attorney Tor piAuuf
isO BFoadwAy, Manbs,tan Borough, New No's
fhs following n diagram Of ths property - b.
.old. Its street No IA 80 Fast Eghueth Street
nth street
The sun., 1910-06-29
HEtLS &. WRIGHT DEFEiTED.
LO,e, In FINAL Round oT ~ ENGLAND
singles IN WWdinE the New LraInnfIrr.

.rs.Inf t#r. usF1r'fH 'a THr Nrs
WrvHrfp"'. June ~ lu fha eaal match
for 'hs 'I En1lard ,haur'or4hip -.ugr..
hsre f"-da Real Virgin th. lmeri,ar.
ra. bepfau ps Aufhour Iredcr,L WHdirr
'Nr N"H /sran'Ier Inc match vent rho
N.s rII| -s'a 'Is -NDrs in favor pT WtdIpy
h.ing 6tgS 30 WiIdiug
otI play Ia." holder ~ ,h~ trie
In mo challenge ruIud
In rho Hnsl '.r rhs lads-' single, 81
Iamh"r' chamber. defeated Mis- iohns1u
- VI, lhar.Ders will meet Miss
% Fnurbhr holder of rH. 'I'0a 100 'bs ,t.,,.
isTg~ ruuuu
Hst'- Wright be- paved ri'h ~ Eays.
ami fusr heat \ n and fF.csa O.
90 Iu fhe 'hird round of tho doubles
In OBJ" open wIard doubles Nr Bsamfah
ami N'i-. Ilm.ay beat Prof 'rrflst0u ~
B IN" snU NI-s FIewmizh Robert Branfs
HuNa a.. fuG Nr- NfsTr' mo EHs lad. ham
mon L0r uauy se1r-. beet W. Pu EIag
md N#. holman
lr rr" g.ar lor mo 'u Engrand Plate
NH' HaHf Iu-fH.H q 900
The sun., 1910-06-29
suPREME oouET. NEW yORK coUNTy.-

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
CHARLES 4. MORSE. PiAinuR. against MOsES
GREENBAUM And others, Defendants.
ACTION NO. I.
In pursuance Of judgment % ioreclosurs
and sale duiy made and entered In the Ahovs
entitled actiOn bearing date the 2Sth day Of May
1910 and hed IN the once Of the Clerk of New
York County on the 9Th day Of May, 1910 d
the undersigned. the referee In the said judgment
named. will sell Al public auction AZ The New
York Real Estate EHchange SaleSrO1ms. Nos
u and 10 Nesey Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
city of New York, on the aoth day Of June. lai0
Al il o'riork noon Of that day hy Joseph = DAY.
Aur tionecT the premises dire led hy said judgment
10 ~ sold and therein described a. follows
ALL that certain plot, plcre OF parrti 0i and
situate. ing and being IN ne Borough Of Tts
nronG. CITY. County and STATE Of New YORK.
bounded and described as toli0aa: BEGlNNiNG
a. a point In the easieriy SIDE OF FoA street
distant ion feet sOuthery from the corner forncI
by the lntcrseCu uon OF the southery side OF Ions
wood Avenue and The easterly side Of l0t
Street and running thence easteriy, parallel VITA
L0ngWood Avenue. i0D feet thence s0utherN
paralel with F0I street. ido feet thence westsrit.
parallel with L0ngwOod Avenue. 100 feet 20 Ne
sasteriy side Of TOx street and thenre northcr.
along the easterly side OF Fo1 Street ieO iect 10
the point Of beginning.
ROCFR A. PRYOR, Reierc,
FERRISS. ROESER A SrORCk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Once and Post once address, laa NrnnfWa
Borough of Manhattan. CITY Of New Nork
The following l. a diagram Of the prOperr 20
be sold.
LonEwood Ave
The sun., 1910-06-29
1nanse IIos Allowance.

Charles q IDVer of The Motor Rp1f ,luh
Of 'meri,n lE-i night announced that su
error had bs..u made 900 rllrult'ug 'Ue Time
allowance uf No 80 from ErDneI 70 100 the
motor boat race 70 Bermudu. lhi- allow
anus should h- 3 houfs . inmates p. Seconds
The error Vsz made through tlEiug iptp
consideration the water inc u No No
g. a. feet instead 0f her rating. - o. The
raser- are evpe,fed 20 arrive a' Hamilton
some TInN fD.UlN
The sun., 1910-06-29

sprHG' CIaS Dr'7q'SI 'o TN Sos
NTWHNEKI o. June ~ clarence Ma,kav =
'on.ignmen' u eighteen vearlinss we're
sold ~ au''l1n 1t NeWm4rkei to-iaN
hay ~ by Neddler Mi-tres, Pen brought
the highest pv'ps. Etcn \ Neddlsr Brill
iantine colt -0ld Tor EtOO aud q hay fiIy.
sister 10 I0rChh@arer. Assn The other
brought tgW. Eg.n. k1in three Llun 90 o..
EIGo. risn. go, Len. two Lss each. I5n iJi
and
The sun., 1910-06-29

The Approximate amount Of ne lien Or eharFs
20 satisfy which the above described properly :
70 be sold Is 8is.e65 - with Interest thereon from
and allowance amounting TO SiaA 10 With Interest
nom 10Th June 1910 together with the expenses
of the sale. The approLimaie amount of ms
tares, assesaments and water rates. or otter
lirns which are 70 be ALLOW ed 70 the purCh
out nf the purchase money. 0r paid by the Referee
IA $40 % and Interest
dated, NeW York, June 18TH. 1910
ROYAL Y. T. RIGGS. Refsres.
The sun., 1910-06-29

Jark Dorwln oi this 'ity defeated Danny
Goodman m y ten round bout ~ the Fair-
mont 4 h-t night Doruau WIS tho
stronger puu,he and hy his Aggressive
ne-. le gradually NDro t,OoslW1n into q
state pf zuhTi..iNPnpss. ~ that he Was
isu.ing On U tho tltn' hes 10 save him-s q
Iu fh. last round
The sun., 1910-06-29

The APPROXIMATE amount of the lea or charge
n satisfy which the above described premises
IA 20 be s0d Il a. with interest thereon
from the i6th day Of MAY. 1910 together with
the rosH and aloN ances amounting 20 So "a
win Interest thereon from May y. 1910. t0getnC'
with the expenses of The sale
The approximate amount of the 'a1es anl
assessments or other liens 70 he allow "a " ne
pure haser out Of the purchase money or pad
by ne referee 4 3. Sg
Dated New York June T. 1910
Roger 4. PRYOR Referee
The sun., 1910-06-29
T. InnEwOni


The approxlmaie amount of ne lcn or chArr'
20 sausE whi~h the above described premise
Il 10 h. sold ls gai2 ~. with interest idereU
from thc istn DAY Of MAJ 1870, toEcthcf uIt
the costs and alloN ances amounting W s2aD T.
with lntercst thereon from MAJ 18th, 1910. o.
gether Wlth the eApenses Of the .ale.
The Approximate amount Of the taAes 40
assr-stnsnts OF other liens 70 be allowed 70 ihs
pur, hassr out 3f the purchase money or pul
bs the referee is 81 ,t0o
Dated New York. June :, 1910
ROGER 4 PRYOR. Referee
The sun., 1910-06-29
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY g
JHAHi.Es l.. MORSE. Plainun. against MOSEi
GRLENBAJM and othsrs, Defendants

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY =
JHAHi.FS l.. MORSE. Plalntn, against MOSEl
GRlENBAUM aud others. DtfcndantA
ACTION No. =
In pursuance % iudgment Of foreclosure ahl
ale duly made and cn tered IN the shove eu uufiei
artion bearing date the 25th dAy Of NAY. 'eN
and 0led In the once OF the clerk Of Nea 0la
louuy % the 18th day Of May 1910. I. NE under
slrn@d the referee In the said judgment named
WIll sel at public auction a. the New N0rk bea
Estate ExrhAnge Nalesruoms, Nos. II and y
Nessy street Borough Of Manhattan, CiU o'
Nss York on the Nth day Of June isi0 At .
oriosk noon Of that day b. JOseph 2. Day Auc
uoneer the premises dlFected hy said judgment
70 he soid and therein de,rrihed a. follow.
ALL that certain plot picce o. panel o. land
situate wing and being In the Borough Oi Ths
Brou1. CtU, County and sate Of New lolk
bounded and dcsrrihed a. follows: REGtNNiNG
a. the Intervention % ne westerly side OF Solh
eru Boalc, ard and the northefly ode Of iAah
street. running thcrre westerly, along ne uof'h'
eriy SIDE of issth street. 100 feet, thence norih
rry parallel with southern Boulevard, i00 feet
thenre eastfry parallel with tasth Street 100 feet
10 the westerly AIDE Of southern Boulevard, and
thence southerly, along the westerly ode o.
southern boulevard. 100 feet 10 the point Of ts'
ROGER A. PRYOR. Referee
FERRTSS. ROESFR a SrORCk.
Attorneys for Piainuf.
once and Post once address itA hruedWay,
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of NeW York
me following Is q diagram Of the property %
To,~uood Uanri Ave
The sun., 1910-06-29
PAMNRRnkERs sALES.

4. .. FIRGSkL Aurtione~r. 20 Ros cry ~
70 4 n. pledges - every description i1- .r0s
loans from paUnbrohers. including pre-
stone and az miner isNciry. Watrgcs ~. rff. 30
fny and ali other goois pledged previous % De- ~
ana ~ 20 numhcrs weutiunrf. hoh lny |...f
and ~ goods hed over a. follows
July tsOOds pied 60. wlth Z o.. leFu1r %
~. f0TwsrIy -. sth ay. prior 20 jane 9 ~ 1
40 ..t5I
The sun., 1910-06-29
TtRF

Z. urtu H thrr rufirf. ieavr' EHft
ltth street. o. 90 I.m md i.'np D. "
Hfo1.I kIu1 IrtnsI. ever 20 minutes lIt
rFu1l be- % HH.frr uf Nubvaf f1 fiurHHrh HHN
rf 90. IEu. .rt rfHuEIng 70 rirfatr1 UarIIu Place
Stauon. Ma asu sslgct Icrfy. Q 3. II. uuat
The sun., 1910-06-29
an. NA,TED rEWNLF.

wANTTD- Snsatsr y0gn. wr~Hn. we'll sfu
rstsf bright and rapah'e OF writing grrnsh
rYauiurauraUr. having n rnoI tnOrIpIFe ~
TnrIisH fufrtrEHfr sul1n descriptions FOR naga
rne ugs' 900 .rT,H1i frse.making terH,s W
Hh Do. letter urIr 'uN .. .'. hI.'crIcs UuiIiiuu
Nee Nuff
The sun., 1910-06-29

good NucI % B0Wefl 1rII ~ I
June - JcWelry. al goods plcdrri f1 .'
~. ~. 10 80 fnltn and ali goods tef over ..'
ure1 tUua sales = Autscs. 30 star tnI .'
June - diamonds. NAtchrs. les clf1. o. . 'h
bernstein. "a West i2hth ~ and Ft- isi So
june ~ Jeu eIry Seiiugcr iui - ~ To-
r Marks. ens7 ~ ~
Juiy O. JeWeIry srHva-'g. ~ Drsr- 20
The sun., 1910-06-29

Totals "A I-'- ~ o. Totals % 70 g. 70 Q
'Uur out vHeH winning nm wa ssofsi
WrH.arf ~ 70
Sale % 10
Bum. Harvard Nar,ha O. snirap !. Potter
.f|r.a Gardner Vale Hadr,r inFRu %
~ ...|. Nt'HHHr. ~. rna NerTiW F Phiihin
fr.f Ht-r 1r ...nr. HHryHrd y Nais ter ~
HH... N1rN D. |HIr Iu Iifst hasr on halls
bH #I..a IF IurHgra. struck ont nf
HI..r. N. THrrrrr Three hass His Mln0t
nNIH.1 'uu UH.F Hi' lnEau Narrifrr bits
'#..HHI lDrf0.. |uumer. fnTst sarrinsr
H. WIH r0.rH HHzr Marshall NsIutUrr
T.rHH rJsH|f Uss Merritt auI Wrrpht
NHf uHrI. FORMERS fIf DO. pitcher Uf
H.tsa IHrT"sg fH. T0wreHs r ruirr
.l ,Nrf Trr.rs li~d p.rr 'Iarl. Tine
hrU.. H.4 .u rrmHff.
The sun., 1910-06-29

tsood start won dr...ag noT7.r kr.n 20 ~ o
b Eaterb1b THua7r.I1 Dr RET Hs mo- .l.lrr
aYck staFir iraIrrsi rE 10 N p0rfIrI
EfATH Fhtr
The sun., 1910-06-29

PATENT FOR EALE-Pucs t'omH o.
small. eaaily manufactures i1r pari.c -hN y ~
FRED g. a-OTf IH Past l9Ih o.. AsH ofa
The sun., 1910-06-29
itF.I.P WAIVED MNI.E.

s TRAVELLING HASWAhIR for riyst frame
v0rs wusf b, Nrt riFss md willing 20 90 70
Nrs'rru cts .nruirs ~ ztt Ehst lsih 81 ring
iI1 bell
The sun., 1910-06-29

WANTED- Partner with 10000 CIpihl 10
Htvertiaer IN moving IN rstehlsned 2. .lAIh
inr business 20 New N0Tk cify for fe''rf 'ofh
nE L. stTartt business 20 rN.T'h A.t'
IOHN uFNARENl. De- Nefkelt. o.. at..1t
Mass
The sun., 1910-06-29

CENTHAL AlCIION 80. 81 s1.r.H-
AuCflonecf. lA- anal S. -s.ls af ~ q
IuN 4 ~ Iohn Simpsor. ist Hps sff .'
nnuds 'rwelry siy eru ar. So pledged '1 ~.
i.1nn May T. ieg and al ronds rrf ufcr
VI sDHFI. Aurt a. Rowery sells % a n
June aO-JewelTy :. urr1 e. Hd ~ hh
JVfy Ieueiry 4 hoffman. ln Ngis'1 r.
tuly 3.teWeiry n Rs ghaci % sH g.
The sun., 1910-06-29
BUsINEsS CHANCEs

WORLD you consider and investigate f-'.
sitiun which HtU safely pay unfc han lo 2. ."
ne- cent IRvesting 50 70 Slun wil bring
~ On 70 GlanD every year Are loU wtltls p
he shown NJ 10 address G. u iFa|hlA'.
>aule So Marie MirhiEan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03

ed. The banks must put up as
security to the government for such
deposits BONDS Of municipalities coun
ties or states, which must be approved
by the Commission, Such national
and state banks or either of them
which receive deposits from Postal
Savings Bank must pay 2A per cent
interest on such deposits,
Co., Such postal savings deposits
will be paid on demand of the owner
at the Postal Savings Bank where the
certificate of deposit was issued.
1t will be observed that the law
does not discriminate between ma
tionaI and state banks, and that So to
Is per cent of the postal savings will
find their way into the banks to more
than offset any Withdrawals that may
possibly occur This country has
splendid commercial banking systems,
under which the nation has greatly
prospered, and the percentage of loss
TO depositors has been small. Although
occasionally bank failures have work
ed hardships, they have been very in
frequent when the total number of
banks is considered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
THE TARIFF AND ADVERTISING.

"The tariff has been no material
factor in causing the advance in
prices during the last decade, says
the senate committee which was ap-
pointed to look into the increased
cost of living The committee, how
ever fails to enlighten us as to why
manufacturers Of steel, cotton, wool
and other commodities are so anxious
to preserve d tariff that has no effect
on prices; but it makes up for this by
informing us that advertising en-
hances prices because lit is clear that
the consumer must pay the cost. =
1t is a painful fact that some really
open minded and intelligent men
have been taken in by the same gross
fallacy. True, consumers pay the
selling cost. They pay the Transports
ton cost also, and if all goods were
hauled by wagon instead of rail they
would not have to pay the railroads
two bilious a year in freight charges.
But it doesn t argue that the trans
portation charges would be lower.
They would have the wagon freightage
to pay in that case, and it would be
still more.
Usually, when we achieve low
selling price, it is due to our great
and fairly homogeneous population
millions of people having, within
limits, like wants, like tastes and
like purchasing power, SO that the
same article may be produced in i'm
mense quantities. This continent
wide market is made possible by the
railroads and by advertising perhaps
in about equal proportions. All goods
are sold by some method or other.
Within the field to which it applies,
advertising is simply the cheapest
known method of selling them.
Saturday Evening Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03

Ohio, the home of President Taft.
gave to him and to the record OF the
party in congress during his admins
tration an endorsement that was not
wanting in heartiness and specific
expression of confidence al the state
convention Of Republicans held last
week for the nomination of candi-
date for governor and the balance Of
state ticket. The platform endorses
the new tariff law as measure which,
while maintaining the American
wage scale, while enabling the
American producer to compete sue
cessfully in the American market with
the foreign producer places as little
burden as possible upon the consumer
of articles of daily necessity. The
various important acts of legislation
accomplished under the present
administration including the new rail
road law. the postal savings bank law,
the conservation act and the enforce
ment of the inter state commerce and
anti trust laws received specific en-
dorseLlent. The candidate for gov
ernor, Harding, has been lieutenant
governor and state senator. He is
the editor and publisher of the Marion
Star, giant physically and a fine
campaign orator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03

Another most notable instance of
the value and efficacy of wireless tele-
graphy is the part it played in the
discovery and arrest of Doctor Crippen,
who murdered his wife several months
ago in London and sailed few days
ago from Antwerp upon Canadian
Pacific steamer bound for Quebec,
Canada. Accompanying him was his
former pretty stenographer, who claims
to be his wife. She was disguised in
boy clothing and the couple were
known on shipboard was DR.. Robin
son. a minister, and his son, a
student in poor health. The famous
Scotland yard detective organization
of London had sent out descriptions Of
the couple all over the would and all
ships ana trains were being watched.
The identity of this couple was sus-
pected by the captain of the vessel
upon which they had taken passage
and he was in frequent communica-
tion with the officers at Quebec by
wireless Detectives boarded the
vessel when it took the pilots aboard,
near Quebec, and at once recognized
Crippen, who with his companion,
were placed under arrest, both
acknowledging their identity. They
will be taken back to England for
trial, Crippen was an American
dentist. born in Coldwater, Mich,
educated in Indiana, and praoticed in
as specialist in many of the larger
cities of the United States, as we'll
as abroad His wife's remains were
found buried in his cellar after he had
reported that he had quarreled with
her and that she had gone to California
to be with her relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
Generalities.

Plumes and laces may be colored at
home with as much success as if
done by professional. If the color
is to be blue, procure a small tube
of Prussian blue oil paint, add little
of the paint to gasoline until the right
tint is reached; dip the lace or plume
and hang at once in the air. Lace
must be pressed after the gasoline
has evaporated. Any color may be
produced by getting a tube of paint
the color wanted. Artificial flowers
may be colored nicely by this method
Save the string by winding it in a
ball, adding each bit as it comes. Pa
per should be smoothed out and folded
and kept with empty paper bags
where they may be used when needed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
ABOUT POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

In common with majority OF the
newspapers of Wisconsin The Herald
will in all probability contain during
the next few weeks more or less
matter of a political character
which will be labeled political adver-
Using. This will be matter that is
furnished for publication by the
persons interested, with the under
standing that It is to be paid for as
advertising, and the publisher of this
paper assumes no personal response
bility for the views therein expressed.
We want it clearly understood that
matter thus labeled is accepted for
publication upon that basis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
Fool No. lila.

fool there was, and he went away,
Even as you ano [,
His home was pleasant place to stay
dandy place for a holiday
But the fool was tool. and he went away
Even as you and l.
Oh, the wits we've lacked, and the grips
we've packed
In the summer time and ia |.
And the tim eS when having had our fling
We've come home gravely wondering
Just why we went at all!
A fool there was, and his savings spent "a
Even as you and l.
The roof of Pullman for his tent.
And lived the life of an emigrant-
But a fool will follow his natural bent
Even as you and /.
And the tendency to roam:
The hardships that we all abhor-
AND the rest that we are looking for
Awaiting us at home!
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03

For weeks and months before the
appearance of Halley's comet, last
spring, the country was flooded with
dire predictions of what might be ex !
pected to happen of damaging character
as a result of thevisit Of that celestial
visitor. Timid and superstitious
people became greatly alarmed but
their fears proved groundless and the
comet when it finally became visible
to the naked eye was a tame and
uninteresting sight. Now it is being
announced that there is to be a
prospective shower of shooting stars
during the month of August and that
about four million miles of meteoric
PARTICLES will meet the earth in a
headon collision on the night of
August 9th. requiring about six hours
for the earth to pass through it. This
all sounds very large and would be
somewhat alarming, but for the fact
that the earth goes through this four
million mile meteoric procession
every year. 1t has always been true
that on almost any clear night between
the second and twentieth of August
many shooting stars may be seen by
the patient observer and of late years
they have been most plentifully seen
on the nights Of August 9th and 10th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
Private Sale.

AS am intending to move to Madi-
son about Sept. l, will offer at
private sale at my residence in Lam
caster a good mich COW, farm wagon
wood rack, SINCE harness, set double
harness, 14inch stubble pillow, log
chains, pitcnforks, tool cupboard,
robes, stove, lamps, a Quantity of
household furniture. fruit jars, etc.
LEVI GARNER,