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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
grnnb pna SpGrncr Srng. ga

til 28oe Oft. ubbrso Der grano |
Stsberibpgnin9en paa GpGrner
9rllg peo &riitiania. Slben breote
Zig meo raienoe Sart. Set bar Ell
Stuno Sare for, at Sen ifuloe oil.
aribe anore Gfbelinaer al Sabrifen.
S SilfGIbe piIoe Sfaben blepet en-.
orm. Set Ipffebes Dog Srmop9ie-
net beo roift gr6eibe at begrpliie 81
ben til ben enc 9pgning. gnoel foit.
bare Wooener sSeIagoes. slt bar
a~siureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Scns SpcSt fan lite Nopember
feire lit 25.Iors Sltbil9um Iom
0igter. Set bar pao oen Dag, bans
ferite BOG "Snn | Sioroorne" no-
fom | 1885. Eli @inoe ON Sagen
ienber SorlGgeeren, Slaf Norli, no
M llbgape at bans 9og Stamina
nr6"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
MpaI6 WmuHSieu.

Goalb gmuHSien. Oct bar pqret
pentet. at man ifiiIoe iaa bore enonu
en- Sang fra @oaIo a~mtnoiens Or.
petition, for Den sif til De antarftiife
Gane. Com bet fremsif az aaptein
Scotts llbtaIeIier til Zines, men.
te osiaa ben euselite 9oIarfarer, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Suban &uren. Sra Srebrifsitab
meobeIes BEN 26be Sftoher: Sra ben
norife arftiife Sorifer Soban &oren
err ifslge "SreorifsItao SIao" fom.
met Undertaking fra Maifa ON, of
ban pna @ri1no al Sc beiit iibelbige
SsforboIbe paa RorboIt.S ibiriens
&pit life opernintrer, men penber til
bage til @rangels 2anb neite Som.
mer. San er bel fornsiet meb Or.
peoitionens Geiultater. San bar bl.
a. opoaaet Ell Sugelart, iom man
bibtiI bar troet u60so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Sbbsfalo. Eaitor 81. Gbriitenien
/ Sells oeo aolOing er bso, As aar
gammel. Gen afosoe bar Soriat.
ter al flere Smnabsger.
&isbenbnpns Sattieboraerme.
tier Setter anubien er afgaaet peS
9s6en. 9nuoien, Der o~prinbeIig pur
Sanoifemoger, bar Ell al Socialoe.
mofratiets GIoite SiQi6smpn6, ban
bar ioGleoes 2anbstbingsmon6 ira
1890 iii 1898 og ienere Weolem al
S%oIfetbinget, 9oreerreprpientant og
Haabmono.
SuucSgaarocn "Hpbbnngc". Oct
8oniortium, Der bar fisbt "Ruo.
bnuge" peb ginoerup, beitaar for.
uben al Serreosiulompgtig Siboni
| Sfioe at Broprietpr 9aoeioaeb al
Seaelunb oa ftp. Weieribeitprer @n.
oerien al Sfipe. "Rinfi. q. 9aabl."
meObeIer, at oct err @eningen at labe
100 S6r. 2nno gaer oq 30 Cor.
2oub grg iomt Sfopen blipe iamIet
iom Sobeoporcel til 8aorSens gpg.
ninger og ubitpffe Heiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

StNaIgS. - Seq oil inlse ben enc
Of mine 5arme, Der er beIisaenoe I ct
oanit'norli Settlement. On COB Welierute
tiaisemeb SeiGtnius % Gpisreolfaber msos
islaer ben enc al EIaoiene. for n1rmsre
Cplpsning tiIltrip ". Rasmusien, Bor Ala,
gSiqiants6urg, 1a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Npt Sfifcrbrnb paa @uis. Bel

3pt Sfifcrbrnb paa guis. @eo
Sioen az bet Glore aftieielfab "gois
Sfiferbri,o", iom aarIig Ieoerer ON.
firing 8 Min. Sositen og beifi9fti.
ger benimoo 500 a~rbeibere, isses MI
barnet ct mt aftieieIfab til Sperta-
selie Of 2sneborsens S~fiferbrub,
Tom ligser Z Sem. fra gosieoaneen,
% iom life er un6erIaet bet aIore
SeIffab. Griften / oct npe grub err
forboIbspis npIis begpnbt oa aates
mn forfeit | itsrre llbitrrfning. off.
tiefapitaIen er, Iigeiom | BET 9lSre
Selffab, lat til 100000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Gicnhnmsiala.

Gienbomsials. = Sopeogaarben
"goaer" / 5aars er al eieren, eipen
aiqr. iolet til Carl Ssrenieh al
graa for 10000 SIR. 9aaroen Der
er itplSiat for ~ 5br. Sarttorn. er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
apmmuneu ielgcr. 8ispif SO

&ommnneu Irlger. @isOif Som.
mime bar iolgt fin Gienoom @ang-
Jag til Sneenisr 9ierring, 8ispif,
pr. %aommisiion. &isbeiummen err
$4,000 &rpner. @ispif 8ommllne
fisbte gienbommen / 1904 al ct
&onfitrsbo for $4,000 Ser. gien-
bommen bar life bragt 9pen nogen
@leoe. Gen bar ligget ubenpttet
og bragt gpen itore &entetab. Snae-
nisr gierrina opertager gienoom-
men fra lite SSanliar 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
@oloium Storm murbpaa.

~ploiom Storm noropna. = sSro
Sammerfeit meobeles oen 27be Otto.
Der: st forfGrbeIigt ltpeir bar at,
fer raiet paa Sinmarfen boaoe iaaar
og ioag, = orfanaetig Storm ira
geit meo &egn oe Snebpeer. Ssro
Gielopif mebbeIes, at Der iapnes 5
gaabe. Solf er u6ienbt for at lebe
efter Dem. Man isler iterft Wanae.
len al en- &ebninesifsite.
= Sra Sarbs mebbeIes ben 27be
Sftober: Ser raier en- poIoiom 9eIt-
Horbpeit-S torm. gn Oampfutter
tilbsrenoe &is6manb Sobotin, Or.
fangel, er breoet los oe Iigger | ben
polbiomme SID oa bilgger MOB en-
Stenfai. Gen bar o[lere6e facet en-
bel Gel ooerpnnbs Sfaoe. Slere Gsor.
tsier bar brGffet fine Sortsinineer,
iaa oe Iigger efter fun en- Gipttina.
Sammerfeit 2Sbe Oftober
SIere lllpffer err ipurgt efter iibite
ltpeir. Z Stringer og en- grpebi.
tionsbaab err banareret / @inno. z
aomenGr iaones en- Sfsite. Wan
peb enbnni life, ON Der er gaaet Men.
neifeIip tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Wg gmtmanb. SborpaIb gnbreas

~pplOhip slIlUltuS
Sar'en er uonPpnt til @mtmono /
Staoanger @mt. San er fsbt /
Sanones 1868. San bleu iurioiif
@anoioat | 1886, bar fsrit saafsrer.
tulomastig | Stapaneer oa 6erpoo
SorenifriuerfuIom9gtig / 0aIenes
Sorenifriperi os / Saoerens Soren.
lfrtperi. Sra 1S90-91 bar ban ton.
itititeret Sorenifriper | Seberen GA
ira 1S91-92 fonititueret Tetsifri.
Der / gorgartbing Genere SsIo)
Sagoemme. s 1892 outoriierebes
ban Tom Ssieiteretsaopofat GA DO.
latte Jig / Stupaneer, bpor ban /
1898 nonppntes til EoIitimeiter Ga
! 1904 til goraermeiter. San bar
ira 1896 til 1904 WeoIem of Stop.
angers 9pitbre oq bar ii6en 1898 Dor.
ret 0irefter | Stobonaer SanbeIs.
og Snouitribanf. Imtman6 81. 81.
SarIen opertnaer Stabanaer gmt.
monosembebe Sirsbog oen lite Io.
pember. Sra inmme Si6 bill ToIiti.
meter @ettelonb bIipe fonititl1eret
iom @orgermeiter / Stapanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

granSc. gaIbora 296e Oft. :
Miobags ueo6rGnbte gpffens WsI.
legaaro I Setsmnrf. ~tilhsrenSe Bro.
prietGr Rielien. geiGtninaen REQ.
oeoe8. a Den inbapIebe Spo
brPn6te.
Iinge 29Se On. sieneriip
Sagperf ueb Tpslinse tiIbsrenbe q.
Speien, err mat nebbr9not. On Gel
Inifiner s6elogSes.
Rpfisbina T., 296e Oft. Iaa
Sonnemoieaoorbs 3egloerf beo
8rpnee neObrGnote mat EN- Seite.
itolb. 10 Seite os I Ssl inSebrGnote.
Slben er boaint. VoIitiet mener Of
oPre bnd Spor efter Grandchildren
- Rpfis6ing ~, 27be Oft. 81.
rem Sereriens @aarb | StoruS err /
gftes totoIt neobrGnSt. Sl6en OBJ.
fom / Sforifenen aIlereSe ar. 8 om
eitermioSolen, men efter Ell Par Ii.
mers Slufnirasdrbeioe mente man
al hare iaaet @liat meb Sen. @eo
9.5iSen brsS oen BOG no ieien. %
Slufningsforisa bar foraippes. are.
nturene oa oct meIte az Snb6oet res.
oebes. Gieren bar irap9renbe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
SfamOinapens
SogbamOel

isrer ct tort llepals al iiitpriite Soma-
nsr, Siisnliteratur, Gang os geuiit'
bigger, SibIsr cs Cpbpass!iesitriiter. pos.
ienes til Sulesaper. speeisIt anbeiaIes
5aTietbs Susanoassbps. IiIiens e9ie.
bog. 1chles Sans'album % SaRiors
Rorif'S can't .gnseIit Srobpa Tom M uo.
tpmmsr | 2eet Oplas. Ga. 300 i~pritiel.
lise StsreOiiop. Sileoer % ct sost us-
pals al Srepfort. Sbe Northern edition
Of Scandinavian Diuiic t9ler M 90 for
iilelise Ramrs.
aatalos ienoes irit paa 5~orIansenSe.
Noresie:
John Anderson Pub. Co.
sn-5i7 n PEORIA ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
@alocmar YanIicns Selcaraiuu.

@alScmar Fanlicns Selcsrafon.
Sra a%isbenbapn meooeIeS ben 2S6e
Sftober: Eoa 8eneraIforiamIina
igaar Mites i Observation-Disclosures,
iom / lin Sio bIep bannet for at no.
nptte SaIoemor EaiiIieus genioIe
SpfinoeIie, %forelaa Der en- WeooeIeIie
ON, at man mi fan pente SpiinbeI.
len pirfeIiseiort. SpiinoeIien eaor
no paa at iptte en- eIeftriif 8rammo.
fon | 8orbinoeIie meo Selefonen,
ioaIeoes, at ben Tan optage Meboe.
lelier, ieIo ON Ser ingen er tiIitebe
peo Wootageropporatet. Naar mon
fommer biem oe Iuffer op for fin
Selefon, f~ortpIler Den aft, bpao ser
er raabt inc | ben | Gierens Srao9r.
Wan penter, at Selesrafonen bill bli
en- Gerbensartifel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
0rrbt al en- Set. On itna lllnffe

9rGbt at en- Seit. On ting lllpffe
bpnbte ifslge "Sronobiems Ioresle.
apis" f%orleoen Dag | 6laa. gn ar.
beiber peo 2angelanb Sfiferbruo,
Ole gsriting, fit ct Sparf | Wapen
al en- Seit oe blep iaa alporlig flo
set, at ban ct Yar Gage ienere afgif
peb Ssben. San Dor en- Wanb | 90
garsalberen og efterlaber fig Suitru
og TO Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Stprt 9esat. aibsSe @atbiIbe
g~nberion bapbe / lit Seitamente be-
itemt, at benbes efterlabte Sormi,e,
ca. 10000 &r., ifal gaa til ct 9esat,
ser ifa( bore benbes Wapn. Tenter-
ne ifol itobetoles | Tortioner paa
200 &r. til 9Ibre pproige t~rGngenoe
ugifte abinber / &riitiania. 400
Ser. aarlig ifal ubbetales til 8orenin.
gen for fattiae gsrns geflGbning |
9riitinnin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

~SlSALS - Zen i~ddtalpte 9per Ihpuips
St&VOtDS. ION garm pto Repbura Jins
moro 6ouutn, Riun ire gpf fra 9ppa Stats
iiuie. Geftadr AZ iO Mcres, leo Acres uReer Blca,
20 acres TN "baropoub" Stps; fuleiRueigt S9t AZ
fine % tore Buaninaer. STOLE, strte % Buttt iuoea
tnue Roos fra puiet Rorft Settlement. 4Ia p2it
I'll Ndrtso. On az NinHciufas finefte Jdrme. Brrs
500 pc. Were; for at opsisre goei oil ben iaIses fss
$40 pr. Ncrt.
X. {. THOMPSON, ~ARvINGERS ADvoKAT,
2s37 Hennepin Ave-. Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
@rpnprins Slap err en- uioriprbet.


fi9f Then 9ar, iort9ler De, iom bar
bapt Inleonine til at isIee BAN paa
nGrt Solb, ~ifriper "Sanosblooet".
8utten rider alereoe goot. og mar
ban baber / Sisen ON Scmmeren,
i~pringer ban aItib r~eioIlit / @onoet,
iaa Spruten itnar ON BAN. Wen Iiot
e~seniinoig ifal Den rnge Serre pGre
al og til - olbeles iom andre Barn
= og ban er life aItib mil 8ut. Gn.
gang bapbe ban facet Ell 9egefame.
rat op paa Slottet, - Sen az en-
Gngl9noer, iom Dor | S~riitionia. De
to unge Gentlemen bIep uenia ON en-
golo, oe inaeu al Dem piIoe aioe Tia.
"8io mig Soloen!" freq aronprins
Slap. Seq pil booe Ben, oe min
Sar err Songe ban!" = $50, men
min Sar err = err BoIiti hanl"
raabte ben anben triumferenoe. ga
CAB Sr. Slap iia. Gen Srrmf
funbe ban life itiffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Iagt eleftriif Sps fra oct iamine GIef.
tricitetsperf. Stortbinesmano Sp-
iabl bar ogiaa foaet iitano ct eleftriif
SpsanlGe poa ca. 100 camper poa
lin 8aarb. araiten iones fra en- SoS
paa Sr. SpiablS egen Gienoom. Sos
len oriper ogiaa Nslebrua og Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Tor Sale. = A Maggie Center
Crank engine Class d, IS II. P. Cy-
Under Q K II. 100 r. p. NJ. Two pulleys
size 81 K q aud r31 K IS. Can be
mounted on a fire box boiler. Engine
in good condition.
B. ANUNDSEN,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

y$dfenfer. ssssr Tor cpnnesrs isuoss
f-s..S irit. Rub Cp tnsuiHa pda Rerff.
Beeler q Robh. eatcut gbpstafsr. i21-is4 EpeStd
BIoa., RaibiHgiou. 2. 6. Trade marks.
Nnifes.- $500 Yss:aSf'sH sos q mss
Garauteres uirtioHme dq.Hier for f~tauotHas
utiis % aHore bileber. Ramner s'u. Susen
%''''' D. SlLBeRMAN, % 81 ri SsSi. alh aus''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Senb "9ecorab.9 oiten" til SlGat
% @enner | bet gamle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

til Nrpin Sarbmooo gumber Co., Granb
Rnpios, Niseoniin. io= Barter os Cplpss
uiuser ON tore @ootiisb % lpcciele {iI'
buo, Der MI slgres Settlere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Trufcsiur Grslcp. Zen afuoemi.
tie SGrerioriamIine / 8isbenbapn
poIgte ! lit Wtsbe forIeben til Icftor
for oct f~sIgenbe aar Iroiesior / Si.
Itorie SIR. @rslep. Broiesior Grs.
lep err mart So Gor aammeI og bar
pGret oniot peo llnioeriitetct iibcn
lite Warts 1888. Sons getponina
lom SioenifabSmuno Iig9cr iprIie
/ bans 6orifnirger / WiooeIoIbcrens
Siltorie og bans ibprbi9e arbeioe
for ~llogipeIien al aiIbeIfriiter og for
aienoifab til aisie, ifrioer "Torne.
brog". San par Ga osiaa / fin Sio
NeoItiiter al SeIifabet for lloaioeIie
al SLIDER til oonif Siitorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Sra Ddnmarf.
Nnnoet Hnneiten.

SnnSet &nneiten. Sra Tbiiteo
meboeles ben 27Se Sftober: BED llo.
arouning al airfeeoarosoiset | sou.
rnp bar man ioae iunoet Ell itor
Stem 3S Sommer bsi % 40 Sommer
breS, meo Huneinbitriit paa De to
Sioer. Stenen ier no til at bape
oGret bobbelt iaa itor, og ma t9nfer
iig WilIigbeben al of oeu anoen
Salubel oeioa Iieeer i Giset. Sun.
oct er inoberettet til Iationalmuieet.
SilifaSefummcn General. Zen so.
ooriae 8eneralmaior SoIb9f blep
iorleoen Dag paafisrt al en- eleftriif
Sporpoen pao Seiterbroaaoe peb Den
npe Sooeobdneaoarb / &isbenbapn.
8eneralen ut 9aabope6et b~etpoeIigt
fpT'tet og bar belt bepioitIss, ga ban
I Ell ImbuIancepogn bIep fisrt til
Sommtneboipitalet. Oct Ipffebes
brrtiat SGaerne at ioa 8eneralen
falot til @epioitbeo. oa eiter Ell fore.
lsbig 6orbinoius bIep ban fisrt til
lit Stem.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
DID NOT OPPOSE DEWEY
AS COMMANDER OF FLEET
E-Secretary of Navy Long Takes Ex-
ception to Statement Made

Boston, Nov. 2S.-Former Secretary
of the Navy John d. Long takes ex-
ceptlen to statement made by John
Barrett, director of the International
Bureau of the American Republics,
that he dong) was opposed to the
appointment of Commodore George
Dewey to command the fleet which
captured Manila. The statement is
contained in one of Mr.. Barrett's pub
lications
In communication to the press to-
day regarding the matter, the former
secretary said:
There was in the fall of 1897 a va
cancy in the command of the Asiatic
squadron. The turn of Dewey and
another commodore for sea service had
come and the choice was between
them. I~sselected Dewey, giving the
otaer the European squadron, having
satisfied myself by inquiry among ma
val experts and without consideration
of any outside influences, that each
was better fitted than the other for
the post assigned. President McKin-
ley never suggested Dewey's name to
me, nor was it mentioned by him until
had made the selection and taken it
to him for approval, whereupon he
said in his Enthusiastically pleasant
way: DO you think Dewey is the
right man. and is his head level?'
From such q query 1 naturally inferred,
not that he had been influenced in
Dewey's favor. but rather that some
body had put a doubt In his mind. l
replied cordially in the affirmative that
had made careful inquiry and he as
sented. That is the whole story"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
OPENING HOURS OF TRIAL
OF HATTIE LEBLANC
Charged with Murder of Laundryman
Clarence r. Glover

Cambridge Mass, Nov. 2S.-Hattie
Leblanc, Cape Breton girl, still in
her teens, looked into the faces today
of the twelve men VINO will decide
whether she is guilty of the murder
OF Clarence f. Glover, who was shot
down in his Waltham laundry lit
tie more than a year ago
The girl conversed quite freely with
the motherly police matron and the
two bailiffs as they sat by her side
during the opening hours of the trial
No evidence was offered in court
today, but the jury was taken out to
Waltham, then up to the little cot
tage hospital to whcih Glover dragged
himself for aid to die Then the jury
went to the Glover home, where Hat
tie Leblanc was a servant and where
she was found three days after the
murder. hiding under a bed Judge
Bond decided to postpone the gov
ernment's opening until tomorrow.
There were a few interchanges of
legal shots by the opposing counsel,
for NJ. NJ. Johnson, who has been APP
pointed by the court to look after the
defendants interests. tried to have the
indictment quashed on the usual
grounds of inGefniteness, but Judge
Bond overruled the motion after lis
tenine TO District Attorney Higgins.
The exceptions may form the basis of
an appeal to the supreme court in case
of an adverse verdict.
The Jury is made up of Middlesex
county farmers, clerks and business
men.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
NEWARk'S LATE FIRE HORROR.
CORONER'S JURY SWORN
County Prosecutor Mott to Start
Searching Investigation - Funerals
of Many of the Victims-ReIief Fund
Started,

Newark, n. j., Nov. 2S.-'If I find
any city or state official guilty of neg
ligence in the inspection of this build
ing| said County Prosecutor Mott to-
day as he stood by the ruins of the
factory in which twenty-four girls lost
their lives by fire last Saturday, there
will be the bitterest sort of prosecu-
ton.
Il do not mean to imply" he con-
tinued that I have before me any
evidence of criminal negligence, but L
do mean that the investigation which
begins today shall be in earnest. My
view is that it ought to take the form
of some sort of public hearing. and 1
think coroner's jury will be the most
effective instrument"
Accordingly a coroner's jury of six
was sworn, the first of it's kind that
has sat here in twenty years. Ordi-
narily such induests are left to the
county physician, and this departure
from precedent is q measure of the
seriousness in which every circum-
stance surrounding such an appalling
loss of life in ten minutes is held.
There will also be separate inquiries
by the grand jury. which visited the
scene today, by the state labor depart
ment and the city building depart
ment. The destroyed building was the
property of Miss Barbara Glass. who
issued a statement last night declar-
ing that the structure was adequately
equipped with fire escapes. Her
brother, John Glass, takes the same
AlI9doId 9Ul 4noqs FTBl sIql NV, -MeEA
being a fire trap is absurd" he said.
Funerals of many of the victims were
held this afternoon. That of Dora,
Minnie and Tillie Gottlieb, three sis
ters, was particularly pathetic Their
father lived in Orange and did not
know of the fire until his daughters
failed to come home at night and,
growing alarmed, he made inquiries
and found their bodies at the norgue
AS the three pine coffins were carried
from the morgue into the street shrill
wall rose from the crowd of women.
The men stood silent and bareheaded.
Two women tainted and scores follow
ed the mourners for blocks, sobbing
loudly.
Many of the girls and women killed
were supporting their families, in
part or in whole. One woman left a
blind daughter almost penniless, and
there is much actual want in other
A relief fund started yes
terday has now reached $4,000.
Trenton, N. J., Nov. 28.-General
of labor, made an investigation today
into the circumstances surrounding the
fire in Newark last Saturday in which
twenty four girls lost their lives On
it's conclusion he issued a statement
absolving the owners from any guilt
The records" he said. show that the
owners conformed to all the fire regu-
lations imposed on them by the state
and that the building was absolutely
safeguarded with fire escapes as pro-
Vided for under the laws
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
MEETING OF NEW RAILROAD
SECURITIES COMMISSION
To Present Views of Federal Control
OF Issuance Of Securities.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-tThe inter-
state commerce commission believes
that a physical valuation of the rail-
road properties of the United States is
the first step toward adequate reg-ula-
tion of rates: and / believe the same
principle applies to the establishment
of a basis for the control OF stock and
bond issues" said JudsoD G. Clements
of the interstate commerce commission
at the first public meeting of the new
railroad securities commission
The commission appointed by Presi-
dent Taft under authority of the rail-
road law passed by the last congress
began hearings today, at which MEM
bers of the interstate commerce COM
mission and state commissioners from
Massachusetts and other states will
present their views of federal control
of the issuance of railroad securities.
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale
university presided at the hearing.
I'VE have not agreed upon remedy
for the present situation regarding
stock and bond Issues said Commits
sioner Clements. 'If we had solved
the problem there would be no need for
thu appointment of a commission such
as this one. There is no dissenting
voice In the interstate commerce COM
mission. however, to the proposition
that regulation and contoI Of securities
is necessary"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
FORMER BANK CASHIER TUFTS
SHOT HIMSELF IN HEART.
Was Under Indictment for Alleged
Larceny of 5000.

Rockport. Mass. Nov. 2S.-George
w Tufts, former cashier of the Rock
port National bank who was recently
indicted Of the alleged larceny of
about $4,000 from the bank, committed
suicide by shooting here late today.
He was out on bail pending an exam
ination as to his sanity.
About two weeks ago Tufts retra cted
his former plea of not guilty and plead
ed guilty to one of the eight counts Of
the indictment. He was then released
on bail again, pending the question of
having been examined as to his sanity.
Late today Mr.. Tufts went to the
home of Loring Grimes, former presi-
dent Of the bank, whose wife is Tufts
aunt. Tufts rang the bell, and when a
servant had called Mr.. Grimes to the
door, Tufts tore open his coat and be-
fore Mr.. Crimes could make a move
to prevent him, drew a revolver and
shot himself through the heart
Tufts, 1t was charged, obtained about
IS coo from the bank, partly by means
of notes to which he is alleged to have
forged the names Of his wife and of
Alvin Smith of Portland, Me He was
50 years old and had long been PROM
inent in town affairs. He leaves wild
iw and one son.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
Pistol Duel
With Burglar
OFFICER FOLLOWED SUSPICIOUS
ACTING MAN INTO ALLEY.
POLICEMAN DIED OF WOUNDS
Burglar Instantly KiIied-He Had $1s2
in His Pockets-Excitina Evening
Affair in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-During a pis-
toi duel at Forty-second and Pine
streets tonight Policeman Bornett was
shot through the spine and died in the
University hospital, and an unknown
man, supposed to be a burglar, was
shot and killed.
Two Men Aroused Officers Suspicion.
Bornett, who was in civil dress, had
Deen sent to watch the locality because
OF burglarieS recently committed there.
AT Fortieth and Pine streets he saw
Two men who aroused his suspicious,
and followed them. They separated at
Forty-second street, and he followed
one who entered an alley. When he
drew revolver and shot him through
the body. As the policeman fell he
drew his own pistol and fired two shots
at his fleeing assailant. The latter drop
ped dead with bullets in his hip and
abdomen.
Burglar Well Dressed.
The dead man was about 26 years
old, feet inches tall and weighed
about 140 pounds. The tags had been
carefully removed from his tailor made
garments, but his raincoat was of a
Philadelphia make and the shoes had
been made in Boston. He had 1882 in
his pockets.
The policeman was removed to the
hospital in an automobile which had
been attracted to the scene by the
shots. The body of the dead man was
taken to the morgue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-29
DECISIONS ANNOUNCED
BY u. S. SUPREME COURT.
Four Men Sent to Prison for Alleged
Peonaqe Practices.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Cases arising
from nearly all sections of the United
States were passed upon in some tWen-
ty-five decisions announced today by
the supreme court of the United States.
The justices had spent much of the
time during the Thanks giving recess
preparing opinions to be delivered to-
day.
One of the decisions had the effect
of sending to prison four Alabama
men for alleged peonase practices.
Others held that the court cannot re-
view the power of legislature to
"gerrymander' a state for congresslon-
al purposes, because the question had
been raised relative to the election o.
1908, long since past; that a state may
regulate liability for the ncn-delivery
of telegraph messages in interstate
commerce, so long as congress does
not regulate IT. and that no constitu-
tional rights of widows in California
were violated by the assessment of an
inheritance tax on a wife's share OF
community property owned by wife
and husband before the latter's death.