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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Gas Gltcitc 9&u6uGauS 2cutIdJlanO5.

25n Dem uroltcu Stlotden @iutel
I'M &te.nlal beiinoet lid uoh 0a3
@0hnadus 0es 4ilin}.r Grt.ihu'5
Gabam9 Niouns, Ger hier nm Oo5
S5ahr $50 itar6 IS lit oa3 @rauc
Sans. 9luf }lnrclunJ eines 0euncr2
ser aoroInlcr,.it osm ana Sic l&te.
oerbcritcauul Der cItcn @al1iifapsue
&arl9 oe2 Srohcu IN ]tnmnucden sat
ber00nfeu it, II. %ia.ao III &ie2.
bo0en bat Ser jc6i1e &,iit2r oe2
@roucn @ait.s. &rlf Watrtfo.
Sri ienflau 0,n &ou iadmlunih
unteriud'cu loiiun. 3u1Ie.b mur0en
9lu91rabun1eu in a1a9eochutem
WaBe porQcuonlmen. ; Je 9lrbeltcn
Sino nod niht abgeihloiien. g3ie BON
berltiener 5eite nafQeluicicn murOe.
lit 0u5 ans Der farolin8iitcH Bet
itanmen0e ,@roue @als" 0as dIteite
@obnbou3 Ieutihlnnos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Gis @esurr OeS SllinOiier SeHnturs
WOaen Die SeitednngSnnterindune
nudJmals auinebmcn.
@enig ansii6t bafar.
Siini SiIfSiheriifs bcjeu9sn, ban Der
DerbGngniFuolle Sdluf aus SObn
Siee' Sdenne fam.
2ict bcidnlOi9t Oen @uljtruIt.
g2aibin1t,n. 4. al2ai.

g2lI5in1t,n, 4 9lli.
Sir sic Grneueruu5 Der %orimcr
unttriutuul mur0eu luioitru 0tl8
na5men erJriiitn ais 0o. Seuat>.
tomIte iiir eueutueue ltualdbeu eiue
Geiolut.on auno5m sic Die Soften
iiir eIne ioIhe lint riudlug teruil.8t.
Ser 9critt miro morgen i'm SeH1
eiugeredt mer0en. mo mani erUartat
eine 5eitiQc 3ebdtts. Ter Ntgjht Is;
einitinnlg. bod ent5llt er cine scr
mabrlmI 0aB er nlht 10 oll'Ie'aDt
mcrOen ioute, ul9 ueml id} 0as Sic
mite cine 6cItmnite Q,ciuu9 user
oen 6ou Qc5il0et 50ttc Cine gln'a2.
Somjtenjtlle0eg ieltcn Oititm <ntt
cine ic.1'e 9&l1silfejt bci. OaB ii, ar
cine ihriItlihe Grfiirunl bc't1n0.
6aB oitic3 &or9eheu uur mucig-H
ioQte, OoB Njrior1e iiir Bic Soften 4
troi en- miiLoc. iaqs Elm ncuca &cr'a1
rem en1eleitct merOen ;outc. Nut
fam man oabin iiterciu 0oB
oie Gnlyieblnl 0e5 &omItes
ouf icoe meitere llnteriutrm8
@rp,nOunl finOer ioute sic lnqe
cr0ret mer0en mijr0e, nt6lc tie nun
Dor eiulm 5p3iatfonlite itattiinocn
tuie IS Sic Reiolution BON ga Ioaette
perIanat, o0er por Sem reGgIdren
&omite iiir @riDiIegien unO @obIcn.
Ser erite &i i'm Sernt meaau
Der Heiolution miro au@bredcn
tpenn Elm 8eriudl genaht DerOcn
hpir0, 0ie Reiolution an oas aomite
fir Hripilegien rnO @ablen SIR
9riifung 81 pcrpeiIen. Ter Senator
Ga 6ouette .Dit0 gegen ti6la iolden
&ntrag ieir un0 oafiir fdntpfen, ouB
ser Senat ieIbit oarii6er obne meitere
3ujiebung ein1s aomites ihliiiIil
nir0. Scndtoren. Sic in ser Ictten
Seiiion 0afiir moren, onB 2oriuer
ieinen Git behalten ioqte. iir0 aQle.
mein ser 2niidt. 0aB Ser Senat fei-
ne neiteren Sfritte in oicier 9ln1e-
legenbeit thun ioate, Bis sic Inter
fuhung, Sic iebt 1T &Qnoi9 INT
0ange lit, baenOigt lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05

geilt bpdl inr 0r6nnnn.
Cttnln1. NJ. b lIl

CitMua. Ont. 3. N}ai.
Gs 1T angefijH0iQt mor0cn, 0ab
Ser Bremigr cir @iiirio Qalritr
sod }ur arouuu85'eer mad @ouoor
rciieu miro. 0ie Cppoijtion i'm Bar.
Lament Fat ndmih oeriprohgn, Sic
2I6meenbeit ot3 (remicr bci 0en
a1mpi Inn 0je ],ciprojjtat5DorilBe
nidt aus 3uruBaH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Tnnnmitper6rcdlrn.

WIIU, 1SNU., ?. -llI.
9rpei M}duner purOcr get60tct un0
einem oritten luuroe Elm gein al re.
riiien, iuoem Ipndmit in jpei 01.
Gen ouf 6en hieii5er Girf-8argir.
hofcr sur GrpIciior acbratt im,r0s.
Gie ocrungLiidten Mdrncr hoitcn in
ben @d9en eaihlaien. Ter 3n1
mar ser gIlin ,loiiet & Go'tcrn
9u1. Ser ridt ueItgr. oils tis ai.r
ge5t @ier 0}dnrer hatteu In oen
gum SfI1ien einaerid'teter @dgca
in sen Qetten 3cIc5en. Giner oon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
China
3nitanoc bciicrn nd.
Hon0oll, 1. .p2ai

You0oL 1 Dlaj
Gat elmer &abc,ocpclhe sic oiD
u&on5fouB & ShanJaai 9ala.n1
Corporation" erhiclt. MIRO 0ie @al,
mad Dem reuolntion1ren 2tu@bud
aama5lId) einc before Der 9o5n
ocrfe6r }utidcn Gduton uno 1onl
fong lit mieoer aitl5cGounen NOR.
nom
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
@recu ocn Stnbltruit.


g9anlu9ton. : e.. 4. Y'di.
Cine llntariuhuug acAcn orc
.ltuitco State9 Steel Corporation"
Die bcldluloigt miro. eiu Irlilt 5n lclL
murOc 10 gut mie gciihert odolrh.
Sab oas 0Qisfomite iiir &eacln be-
idloB. Sic Standardization 0inlhJ
ein}ubcridltcn Rad 0ic|rr loIl ndln'
lidl EN- lteuntrtumte acbIloct mer
oeu lm cine ioIde llntcrlu6ang 81
fllhrCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
9ie SOrimcrsll sllntcrindlnno.

Sqriug'iel0, &u., 3. N}oi
6 i. (Oplor Uou 01rrisburl Ea,
iagte oor oe- %orimcr. lluteriuIuuls-
tonminion ans, 0aB ser iphcre 9tb-
georoucte Z g. }lort i5n mttaciite.
oab jbm cine ljeli,rimlsl1iteulul
ogriprohcu mcr0cu iei mcnn er iUc
2orImer ais %uHocsieuator ltiuume.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05

tblp,SFs .. obne Seylteun1eu Oupon.
3uerit ~|st .uau Dab Die Grplo.
itou nit Soc /; 1mmon0er giicn.
babnlueif plidn, stb rQe. aber cine
llnter'uhing matI, 9nnahme
uHpabrideiulid un0 le @oli,ei
glalbt lest ooB cine %ripatiehoc Sem
llngliid 81 @rllnOe ,i,lt. Cie Nuu
@et60teten iirD Silorno Qar1o,o
uuo @incomo %l5oitoto. 9lntonio
0liB pcrior Elm Ne,n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
S}cr}iiltct nui 9loUOtateWoicuitc.
&ourlro &.s 8 9Pai.

~
&aWp1go &>.2. a. @''L
N2Hu Il. l,cG 'Gat 6rdu W0 'etu
SclU Yta.ie Eug Wtr0eg ucr MIDI
Ter Nierduocr -. AI1i0 JU strt,3Gc-
riht gt ilr2r N.Nc'uuB Gt5radt
Sit M0 jWmNW 0a12i4dji oscar
%arp 2iUcu N,4 Gritt 3s.oot1. iu
ha5lu lt'tr 1goorte eH n 4Wlt
bot an oa9 I'M .cgitA G5.'b'r ols
%N2 pon Gicb am q 1gNHp,l
oauU bt,alertt uHQ ar Hat'r.
rad0,m iNa .2r Fa.o1rr&lD att db.
geuor,,d @a.tGp1f1en otGol,n
aa,ic. tQot ou's,HotH u d. a.
ma.a mar tiu 0J'ibt'tls 5,tt0 SlG
crllEI mel. lr cuG -utpUt
ortiz nit otr saNdt ~ te.t.h alF
ciHta I,tt ltm3dt laleH il.,ic' i''It
0Cm tr in 23rtcr lS.2o an- '11o'r
atritN. GNg .0oB o3aal3 1'h
N,lm to9.tt i1H 111r rH.L. Hodl
nltbr'te onCtrt NaN51'f,- llj,+
QcleH 2ict por db,r lett eEar H''le
bon ,&l1r1u bo.tt er oen 3cWteb
(roB lc1Mcu mo l1 leraNut odB
ttntr otm llac p3lt ,,' .ore ptr
iudtu torn.t ion SO utra1-H. arc
QaWu @arrcn mudlltn 3s~r aus
ciHtm Siret lcn er mi aaa NoIi
f0Wp3lr' bate one IN osc 5ia1c nou
6ar Ntm0ih'l1tte pon S@g t'nH
Taun Inn lb0rndpplAnG erudi.ic.
10 odB. mic 0ice bebdupt1.l oaa dur
aeit3nie Noncr leHsal &aao' S&a-
01u thdt. 6r tonHt, Die @aHtoHtpaj'
rie uidt S1}u brrJcn nj. t5m eJntu
@crllcih objuia.lben mic 2r ION
iiir biuIl hlc.t pea3a.1 er 0'n
gamm }critort1 m0 jiber eH &ohr
lana cS ucrhin0 rte. OaB cine grobc
9ln}ahl non lcihId1cnen &uuWtlm'
men 0cn SIMS bururt2r 2t'lo9t unr-
oe. IiC NompaIaic nmb,, 'h.ieBIId1
sic St0mmc auI ,Suhrperftn obhoieu
Iaiieu. 9IIs 0ic tSerihtslienn9 ero'I.
net murOe. 3cigten Die 5lt,uoIs 1u-
retu Gonporp pon 9ti!mauIcr mo
an0crc EartcHl lpelde lllr 1lcB
$4,000 9iir1lhdit ge,efet potten.
Dem Rittcr an Dab lie fift IdH1er
iiir Ijcb biirlen molltcH norat' 0lc-
fer 0cm Shcrjii 6reO GIart }ur Be
mad)unl U6rraeben muroe " 8
Mlion non gilmaufce Der PIC .cit-
riiu 60 uro ole anOertn @lrlcn o2r
trQt ialt, odB Die D'oBrs7'. 'c'ri'
fen mare I'm oe bliraenota Frunu
bor &erlptn 81 lduger az AHcn
aus ciucm utcrIuariefen @ir''t pom
Iicb rpad1'n tonnteh. a.a ,'1n
8ieb pom Dem 9i1dtritt ,sher @-r
gen erjuhr lo1ie er: I'D o.ate. ib
mnB mlh lIJ,n" 2le @arlt1.teg
iiir 0ic aroercr g}it9.iees orr 611lI'
lie Sieg 'no rod IN y 'mnJ
@dmnou0. isis. J A'ot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Gbirnapcr giehmnrft.

Rinotieb. 8ufubr. 20 200: onrunter mnrcn
$500 adlber Sic Tteite tudreu ME folat
stiere, S475-6 25; S3.3o-54o; @uucn
S3 40-5.85: Seifers So iO-5 90; e,oders uro
Seeoers, S346-565; aiiberi Si0o-5 rs
Shweine 3ufubr. % 000 2ie Rreiie ma,
rem ME folgt: geihte, S5.g0-610 9emiit.e.
So $4,000; ihpere S5.75-5 95
G6afe 3ufutr % GOO 9ie Greire rnren
mic iput: Qdmmer, 5l5-615: SGbrlinae,
81 65-6.35; B.boer $4.4o-4.65; Gmes. $3.50
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Geutidlon).
gtoiatiler ucrunqladt
uNHaI b wa

mEilaau ID z. N'1i
Qeitnant &oitr u Ser 0outihon
glrmee, Der crit tursHt ietl tat.ut
as lOiatittrri'nt raet igr1te nit
iemru 9lera1.Hn MJs eg1r Sie'e 0o1
$50 Sui nHo wuros 10 'dWtr per,ett
6af an itn 2uutWmcu nidt ju 0en.
ten ill., ze.re Uic tHe luuroe gang
lid arirlimmert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Mrlhmnrh.

gen Norf. 3. Wldl.
cssYS nor beut Muiruis bei1Heia; ~ 2A--
oi5 qrosent; mnseebenoe @1te "a S4lub1r'
ee6oi 2K uno S6lubo'erie 2 y @Ie'cni @ele
.sI5t q1 gnoe AZ 2iS-24 mn cu' feas Wlcudfs
~ 3 4 .ofcri EIrNo'ioe Ecu'maHuspetif'
3iL-s Wr0sert etfriira Grt1 1uae befidrb '.
mi taftireri gfrhafi i7 6Gri ttgs 3u 80.
f6r Tarlsben psf 90 Ia0e mo ~ $3.50 Dir
Z ~ y,-rls5er commandments 1874. z, u
renssiIber. t3t,c D,er tGui -. zcldrs, SO
aleaierungs geuos. beii4nois Sisuea9H'eonet
kaf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Sadlcnoe Gr6cn.

Swinaiel0, NO. 4. 4Ioi.
Ta5 i'm 9iad,uBgeritt eiuJtrcidte
8utonieut 0ea &tmJgclclcu &amt2
z Nurlea uer1i9t ubCr Elm &trulo.
Qcn oon 100000. Iie NiolNl 0c. &cr
itorbeutu, oer etn Gunlo.cr.tbtn
iij6rte, liuo aui $9l5 a51eldaBt nor
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
6OrocrilnGCn abaclebnt.
@6ila0elphia. 9a.. 8. II,

F0II00eIpll0, "a. 3. WIdl.
Ser Frlioent unO @eneralbe.
triebaiciter ser h,eiigea Strdbenbahu.
geieIitoit 2ruc9er hat Sic Toroe.
run1en Scr Nlotorleute unO &ou0uf.
telre Ser 0cielih1it Die bauptilh-
lid cine Sohncrho5unJ betyaieu, fur.
5erDau0 ablNu,tieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
@aIfimOres ncner 9llracrmci-lcr.

Baltimore III. . 4iai.
g}ab eincm Der he6aiieH &alI-
fdmpie. Die ie IN Baltimore 3e'hll-
gen mur0on III Der 1eal3trdt Eama5
S. Breton gum 9i8erme.ir 6c.
mda.t morocn We Dc s. t'er 0e5
Staotrotha fms 6ero.satd,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
j.
Nuotu men.

Fern. piai.
Gs nir0 emt atat1i og bic
Guu6esreJ 1000 T truH.
oun1 e,nc rid1ea Sa.0ca-
iono5 BON Jaar rnc8ie mt Berg.
Ilhem 1ant 1ng llleu III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05

%eremiAtcu Stanten g,mu,u mo
Damn uou 81 Edio Ms 81, mtrt.
fauild)e Std0t geiangt p5 5cucrl,
Woocro icutie Sic guiuurt'au.cit Oc$
Generals &duorro an a,e Jngllc.
geuhtit in iollen0em Vc-'
MIR III mitgttbellt U1s0m oar
pdhreuO Oc5 @aiieu oOcs gIt.
0ierln15truppen alS NJ ts,Att yer.
fletoet aus dmerifann@tm &,blll
mad, ,Suorci Ielongten yn llNldie
ih uihts nm oieie Ra t,n 3u le
ben, abcr eule3ogeue cWoNuWcu
jej9cu, 0dN 0ie 9er.dlt. aRcrmaB2u
belrijuOGt im0 mo ih ~ ra, Otsg1.1
germ cine Grfl1ruuta u~ CSc.
neral l,aparro beitrltt NIB >ic Mel.
0uu1cu Ser @Gbrbc crt.pydtcu.
2It &ttcutu 6chaup ,5cr 0dB
iie oic !mtuuit non 1e1 c1ct.cj0utN
SoI0utCu in 81 Gaio b. h.tt bitten
un0 oab 'ic ;hncr 9d, uir,n b,a
iie ij5cr 81, Bride no >alrlj Ge.
Q0ulpI wrrnu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Gbicagocr Martt6eridIt.
&lrieube

rabcud, Rulhton & 6 o. Roofcrp or.
bdnop beriobien hber BEN 1ieiiaen @etret6emorfi
ME ioIni:
1er g8eienmarft nnr beute eHfhiesen flnu
mn uidtsiGgtuo uuh Ole treie mducn cimas
neoriQer ais am ge'irilfn ShiHh.
aprH Bate ufolqe oea bcrrii ChCH gSettCra I'M
aoruoiriel. d q bonn .utfouriiluf ciren be
beuten0eu HrcleyidQlug 81 ueriel,hue. duh
mar ole Ditllht ylGyuahiraQe fcbr lerinQ
oaitr mar ben gau5eu SormIiiag auGerors
bsnili9 tlau.
Ele SoluGuofirnHGeH parsn pte tolqf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
Ma;ntlnn oefnacn
Sncinn. Qlriinnn. 4 8

lllclon, NtB0na. 4. Ut1t.
Gin Meritancr, Ser io,ben BON
@uapoma5 angefommen lit, beridtct,
ooB. OILS er uon BORT obreiite. oas sc.
nift ging, Mo3ntlan iei pon oeu 9ie-
beaen einqenommen poron. @r iagt.
aB oie tele9raphiide &erbnOunq nit
iener Staot mir Elm paNr 9Iu9enblif5
meoer hcraeirut mar lmo 0oB md0.
reno oieier Belt sic gIntiIuoialml non
Dem 6au Ger Staot itbermitte,t
mnr0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
ErOjC6 Ot &

Sn Nnum ~ @is., bcaiuEca sic
&crdnnOIuuncn in Dem &criahrcR
acrcn Nrn itiCfbcrcitcn y&crtllcis
Oi0cr OcS Cameron Sammt9".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
tlIIjrC0uIl1.

Die Ginmulutridlnft Uon Scrninlcm
iit iibCr Die nn0cb!idlc Gntucibung
Der SmnrmOidlCc onrdl &rdld0.
lOgen cntrilltCt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
2cut mo.
Sron}0iin aIs onin ucrbaiict.

aoln. 4. N,Ji
g}a0cmoiieae ron EN- a1i3,
benoe 4'nriiern )ier lebtc, 10 aH.
fer Ger Vci.hla } ucralite, wor
BEN, 0ob lie en- le geirgbcn Hot,
Inn Die 0}obilatr spldnc SET Sent.
iden 2lrmee 0ou 1em CiH}.cr fu
erbalten Iie itdutu cr h,,t
cine romautihe bldte. 0lg lt oe
Rlone nur perIa babe, um oe
Gbren5oitjgteit 0fii3iers 5u puj.
fen, Der ilh nm 6auo 5ewoyteu
bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
gladJridlten nu5 Mnjotlau.
Onu1lns. lLriiona. 4. w.

A0u1Io9. NIN0Nl, 2. -taI-
9Iiid,tlinlc ans C5uauamos. 4Iie-
rifo, sic bier ein1ctroiien Iiu0. beridl
ten, Oab 1000 9lmerifaucr in 2Pa5at
Ian eiu9eidloiieu iin0 un0 nitt iort
f6nncn 0a Sic Giiarbahnpor6inoun-
gen unterbrchen iinO. 9Iuh ieien tie
nidt imitau0e, nah @oihinlton iu
teIegrap1iren ur0 Sic Regierunl 3u
eriuhcn. ein arieq9itiii 81 icn0en
nm iie tort 81 brinacn.
0ie Stoot lit cui ser 2an0ieite
BON Sniurgenten ein9eihloiien mo
merifaniife aanoncnbooie int 6oien
Ser Staot per6in)ern oaB Shiiie
ous[Qufer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
hontrrn}.
Srnneiscu l. ginScro ir. NIB giidltcr
6arbGlal trci;cu i'd aui ueu.
traIcm 1ruuO.
InSiidtcu gHuitig.
Ius Nia;Gtlan miro bCridjtet, BAN
oUrt etuu 1000 llmcritancr
elngeidJloheu iiu0.
%erInGcrnHa uOn Ciiungn anfacbo5cn

Gl ti'Q. GerOs. 4. n10i.
Ur1nctsco j. Ytuoero. lr.. oas
Soupt Der mlritdultu &HWr5eu.
ten mto R.dttr 6rdulscu Gsrbaloi,
Der 6rIcoeusJomntiiar Der ui.Htani.
lten 9ieJierunJ. trailu iia, nm ll.3o
ll1r &ormiuaJa Gui Dem ncutra.gB
@e5let oas iir oje 6rltoca.ucy7aa0.
Iltn5en abaludt uuy0e. mo traigt
ole einleIttn0eu Slrtttt ijr 0.e.Mou
tereBen. 9iaA Der Gtrataunl pur0e
an5etuu0i8t 0aB Die erie 8ourralt
DER 6rte0ensl0mmIl'uyl ndd''jtn Scr
mtta8 alun ll9r All ielotu ~.
ltatt'lH0W uir0.
IS lit Oertubdrt luor0cu. 0o6 an
e,pe Gnt ermm3 Qou 800 })dros BON
0,hl NioG lp9 Die StoWm,i'acc }uiam
meHfommen, iih 9Gcmmo luoer2
aul1a.tm oar Garbajalcrtyarte Dab
er Der lucu.gc &ertrcttr Der &lltc.
rung iai Gr tleiit, lriJ]er am Soat
Quf 9eiro1en nit. ooB cr Die &ou.
madt bette. Tar Die HeJ.eruuJ &cr-
eInbarun9en SIT trcfcu Die abtr na.
tiirIih BON Ser 9t,BicruuJ rat.ii3Irt
merOen miiBten.
Inter otu luiurlcuteuiijbrern
ipuft immcr noh oie 6rage ser 9tc.
iiJnotion 0es &rGi0cutcu Iia}. IS
lit Dies Elm heifles (homa mo DC
Snilrgenteuuertreter bel Ben 5rIe.
Observation-Disclosures piir0en um lie6.
fen oieie 5rage nitt b2riibven, uber
es iheint, 0aB Der gro5tre SbeiI oar
Sulurgenten in o'cler @,nijtt &lar-
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niht einihlieBt. sic lIliilrlentcn ,m
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inter ser 0ou0 Sic &eriitcrund er-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-05-05
&cginn Der Observation-Disclosures
maize.

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Die ,,Iot citerw -,5ettu
gen tdbcu >iG Geiebicbt1
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miticbreiben ioneern nit-
macbcm beIfen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-22
POST OFFICE STATISTICS.
In Six Days 25,4SS Pieces of Mail
Handled by Carriers.

During the six days from March 6
through IL the post Office kept a tab
ulated account of all mail matter
handled by the six carriers as well as
much other information relative to
the carrier service. Postmaster Stone
has just forwarded these returns to
Washington and we believe it will
surprise our readers to know some
thing of the work the carriers per-
form and the distance travelled daily
in their respective routes. The num-
ber- of pieces handled by the carrier
force in the six days was Is, ,488 and
the total weight was 2578 pounds, or
over one ton and one-quarter. Each
carrier averaged to handle 423 let
ters daily which weighed 8 II pounds,
while each handled each day 291
pieces of printed matter and mer-
chandise which weighed 69A
pounds. Thus each carrier averag-
ed to handle dally TIA pieces of mail
matter. Each carrier made an av-
erage of SIG stops daily and travel
ed 14.4 miles. The only mounted
carrier in the service covered Is
miles daily.
These figures apply only to the
carrier service and the total figures
as to the number of pieces of mail
matter handled in the week and
their weight could be safely doubled
if it included the mail handled by
the four rural carriers and the large
quantity routed for the boxes and
the general delivery window service.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-22
HELD WITHOUT BONDS.
Arthur Bean Charged With Shooting
His Mother and Sister.

At the conclusion of a special in
quiry late last Thursday into the
deaths. of Mrs. George Bean and her
daughter, Nina, who were found
dead from bullet wounds in their
home in Maidstone the Thursday
previous, Arthur Bean, the 18 year
old son and brother, who was taken
into custody on the day of the crime,
was held without bonds for a special
grand jury to be convened on the
fourth Tuesday in April. The pro-
ceedings were before Trial Justice
Frank G. Adams, and were public
in contrast to the secret inquest held
earlier in the week. The chief wit
ness was young Bean himself, who
appeared entirely composed and as
serted his innocence.
According to Beams story, he was
about the house and barn for the
greater part of the forenoon of the
day of the shooting, with the excep
tion of an hour. At, that time, he
said, he took his rifle and started out
to call on the young son of Sheriff
Richard Beattie. When about half
way to his friends house he changed
his mind and returned home. Upon
entering the house he found the bodies
of his sister and mother, the former
at the foot of the stairs in the lower
part of the house and the latter in
an upper bedroom Seeing that they
were dead, young Bean said that he
fastened at once to notify some
neighbors.
His story, despite a long cross-ex-
animation, remained unshaken, and
the young mans manner was calm
throughout. He was represented by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-22
OND-HENDERSON.
st. JOhnsbury Young Lady Married
on SD Wedding Anniversary OF
Her Parents.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Henderson OBJ
served their 33rd wedding anniver-
sary last evening by entertaining
about 100 friends at the marriage re-
ception of their youngest daughter,
Marion Viola, and James Bell Drum
mond. At half-past seven the one
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Frank S. Tolman, only the
family being present. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father. Vern Wright and Miss Helen
Burns attended them as best man
and bridesmaid. The bride wore
white dotted null with silver trim
mings and carried a boquet of bride
roses, while her veil was caught with
rosebuds. Her bridesmaid wore
yellow silk and carried daffodils. The
wedding march, the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, was played by the
brides sister, Miss Isabel Hender-
son. The house was prettily decorat-
ed for the occasion. In the parlor
where the ceremony was performed
palms and lace ferns constituted the
decorations; in the sitting room they
were daffodils and green; in the lib
rary pink and green, and in the dim
ing room daybreak carnations and
green.
Mr.. and Mrs. henderson and the
best man and bridesmaid received
with the bride and groom at the re-
ception at $50. Mrs. Henderson's
gown was lavender and. white voile
and she wore violets. Hugh Spaulding
met the guests at the door and Miss
es Marjorie Day and Helen Burbank
showed them to the dressing rooms.
The ushers were Pearl Henderson
and Charles Wright. Miss Blanche
Spaulding had charge of the guest
book and Miss Frances Scott of the
gift room. The many presents in,
cluded silver, linen and cut glass and
silver service from the members of
the choir and other young people in
the First Baptist church. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room
by the brides friends in the church
choir, Misses Laura Burbank, Kath-
crime Morrison, Ruth Flint and Eula
Sheldon.
The groom has lived in st. Johns
bury for the past IL years and is en-
ployed by e. and T. Fairbanks & Co.
He is an active worker in the
Y. M. G. A. and in the First
Baptist church. The bride is also
one of the workers at the First Bap-
tist church where both are deserved
ly popular.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-22
HELD ANNUAL RALLY.
Chamberlin Post No. |, G. A. R.
and Affiliated Bodies Met
Saturday. Criticize s
Sen. Lodge.

The fourth annual rally of Chamb-
erlin Post, No. /, G. A. R., was held
in their hall all day Saturday, and a
delightful social time was INDUCED
in throughout the day. There were
55 veterans present, including SO
members of the local post, six of the
IA members of Woodbury. Post of
Concord, one from Lyndonville, one
from Putney, nve from outside the
state, and three not associated with
any post The Oldest member pre-
sent was Abial Cheney of Concord,
who was 81 years old on March 6,
and the youngest was Charles A.
Heyer of Chamberlin Post, aged 62
years.
Dinner was served at noon to ia
members and guests, representing
the Posts, Woman's Relief Corps,
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliaries, and
Spanish War Veterans and invited
guests from the various places mem
toned above. During the day war
songs were occasionally sung and a
piano solo was played by Miss Viola
May. Informal discussion on the
subject of pensions was held result
ing in the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved, that we, the members of
Chamberlin Post of st. Johnsbury,
Woodbury. Post of Concord and
Farnsworth Post of Lyndonville, to-
gether with their respective Camps of
Sons of Veterans, Relief Corps and
and Sons and Daughters,
in annual Post rally assembled at st.
Johnsbury, VT, desire to condemn in
no unstinted terms the action of
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, and
his associates, in their opposition to
the Sulloway bill, and to express our
hearty appreciation of all those re-
presentatives and senators who gave
their support to the bill. While we
object to any idea of Veteran pauper-
ism we do look for any government
tai reimbursement due the Veteran
who honestly served through the
years from 81 to '65.