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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

ten; Stiliton0 er 0eoen; Den fulo.
TONNE 6orm for 9ipet er Den epige
Stremnin9, Gnergien. @uo fenoer
ri fun energien. Noar ser intet
fulofomment er, er oct iuit llotrpf.
tet for at e%nergien er lepenoe; oct
er energien, iom er leuenoe, oet
er energien, JON ifal 9DIoes. Ia
Ilefsnnoer ben Store ira aiien
ienOer aasier meb ale Sla9s Ste
ne, 0Dr oiu. biem, er BET for at
bans gamle 9erer eennem oisie
Tuifn6e Sing ifnl ie Gnergiens fer.
lige ll0fol0elie. SamtiOig meIeer
alefsanoer, at ban oeSDnrre bar
manttet or9be GalliItenes. Ariito.
tells S%lpgtning, foroi ban iom 9i-
itorieifriDer life pilbe ifriue, at
alefsanoer par 3eus' SIN; oct, Il.
ger alefsnn6er er en- 5orbrpoeIie
MOB Gnergien | mig; oerfor maotte
jeg forsfpite bom. Wen ariitoteles
ioarer, at oct l16trpf for @nergien,
iom aolliitenes bar Diit peb bellare
at lnbe iig forsfeite emo at ifrioe
no9et, iom bar uianot, inres bam
Itsrre emo ale 4lefsonoers Seire.
. Saoleoes fan @riitotelcs bare,
men ban fan life fomme forbi en-
Sten: oct onoe. San npgter bet;
SifppreIien er, Jet iom ct SeIe fuIS.
fommen. @nten moa man nemli9
fornpgte oct onoe - Do err 9iIoq.
reIien cen Orsanisme5 eler mon
mao in6rsmme bet onSes gfsiItens,
og lao fon man insen 8esne fom.
me meo menneifeIig 5orflarine.
. Desuben er Der | ariitoteIes'
mostige Sorise 5ortpipIeIie: man
batter al Steo uoen at naa Woalet,
iioen at funne naa bet; tbi oct
filofomne Iaa 10 I Den aIorla .itano-
ienoe StrRben. Wen en- uenoetig
Wuligbeo, Tom alorig bIiper girie.
Iigbeo, er 10 en- l1muIigbeoi
Sum | DiItraftion fan man tro an.
bet. Neb oisie OperpeieIier mqttes
ingen bungrenoe Si1I. Bette
Ter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
9aDio Sraineros Gin %
6erning blanot Snoianerne.
Spreoraa, bOlot paa 9ana college,
ten Z. gpril, 1911,
Of ,. q. M. 9acb.
(sfuttet.)

Mnn bar ifplot granero for, OF
ban bruete for metooiitiif en- 5rem-
eanesmoaoe / lit ArbeiOe, og at
ban piloe toge Sierterne meO Storm
og meo Iagt Orioe Dem til Ompen-
belle. Wen oeo at l9le bans Gag
bog, oil ri finoe, at ban baoOe ct
meget innot SIM paa oisie 8Gf-
teller. 5 6sritningen par ban bon-
ee for, at bette fun par 6slelie o9
life piloe boIoe / 29ngoen. Men
ban bleo life %ifuffet. San lagoe
Merfe III, at De, iom 6aooe opret
pofte ! l9ngere Sio, flageee ooer
oeres Sierters Snoifab, meoens De
nDlig nofte flageoe oner oeres once
@ernineer. San forisete life at
ifrpmme Dem til Spnoserfenoelie.
men taIte otter o9 after til Dem ON
CUBS Rnaoe. Sn0boloet af bans
9r90ifen fan ri be0It lie peo at
income enfeIte Of bans Sester. 5
fin Dog6og n9oner ban I. @fs. iaa.
oonne 9efiter JON Aob. 22,17:
oSg 4nnoen og 9riioen i.ser:4oml
Se bpo Der bsrer, iige: 4oml DO
bno, Der tsriter, fomme, og boo, Der
oil, tage 9foiens 8ano uforitDlotl"
= Sob. Z, 81: uSpo iom tror poa
mig, al bans 9io ifal Der. iomSfrif-
ten Tiger. flDoe Ieoen0e gonoitrsm-
me-. 2ignelien ON ben fortobte
Ssn o9 oct tabte 6aar i 9ufas IS.
San foriegte Sang paa Sang at
pie Dem Cubs GprIigbeo til Dem,
troos 0eres Spno, oe inObso Dem
til at fomme til ariitus. Der pnr
intet, ban frpgteoe mere for, emo
at bet ifuloe blioe til SoRrmeri;
berfor tnffe0e ban oeioo SUB for,
OF ban life fnn6t noget al oenSlags.
San glp0e6e Zig ooer at lie ben snt-
me Sambittigbeb, Der bite Zig Dos
bisie Wenneifer. Do ban folte til
en-. apin6e, Der ino og ina beore-
bet no, tit ban of nioe, at Jun bop
be ppret nreo poo lit Barn Aftenen
foruo, og bun oor bange for, at ben
beg greoe banoe opret inn6ia. On
Notten bar bun noognet OPP og bau.
be gr9ot oper bet | fIere elmer. On
anoen, en- Wan6, iom bnpoe for
ifuot i'm Suitru oe taeet en- on:
Den, fom og ipurgte ON, bno6 bar
MI lf1loe gsre. % Serrens BUD
angoaenbe SGeteifab bleo forfIoret
for BAN, ienote ban oen anoen
aDinoe bort og fog lin retmqsiige
81itru tilboge. 8rainer6 bar ban.
ae for, at bette niIoe boIoe mango
fra Eroen, noar oe ioo be Itore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

arop, ser ItiIIeoes. Men De fleite
inorsmmeoe, at SUBS 9ope angno.
enoe 9@gteifab par gooe % tetfar-
0iqe.
SsnOag, Den %. auguit funoe
9rainero osbe femten SnOinnere.
San toIte til Dem og formaneoe Dem
til at opfsre Jig iom ianoe RriIti
3iiciple og oooore0e Dem imoo 9i-
oeepIoigbeo / oeres R%riiten6om. I'm
oerSolen boIot De binanoen / Saan-
Den, meoens 8Ipoen ItroaIe0e Dem
no al ginene. Anore Sll0ianere.
Ser berte poa 8nIen oe ian beres
@Geoe. areO Of 9en9ieI otter at
faa Gel / Ben iamme 8l9oe.
Gen 26. auguit funoe 9roinero
tole til en- 6oriomIine Of omtr.
95 SnOinnere, ser oae bar eitten
fommen til Sroen poo 5reIieren
eaer bro9t til Sorg ooer oeres
Spn6. Men nh maatte 9rniIiero
otter iorla0e Dem, ga ban ifuI0e
beige jim eamIe Menigbeo % Sn.
6ianerre peo Suiquebonna. SEQ
9eIopare fanot BON noeet ner ben
ianrnte 2iIitano Tom | grosspeef-
lung. Eerpaa reiite ban pioere belt
pao, til Spsquebonnnffooen. San
beisete fIere Snoianeritammer
bIonot anoet en- @p, ser laa oeIs
pao beeee Sioer Of 6Io0en. 0cIs
poa en- Q miot / Slooen. : oenne
9p traf ban en- mGrfelig RanO,
en- Potunotp, Der fortalte ham, at
ban bar fontmten for at oprette Sti-
o~innernes eomIe &eIigion ieen. Do
8roinero tolte til BAN ON Grfiten.
oommen. iog6e ban, at Sub bao0e
lprt BAN Bans Religion, og ben
piloe ban olorig Hippo. Snr iaehe,
at Sn6ianerne bar bIepet ioroerpet
og onoe. San boboe pRret Tom oe
andre inotil for fire ener fem Qnr
iioen. 9o baboe bans Sierte opret
/ flor Reb, iogoe ban. Ren iioen
baooe Sub treitet bans Sierte %
pitt BAN, boo6 ban iful6e ggre;
og ii6en Sen Sib bnooe ban fen6t
CUB og elifet ale WenneIfer. 3e
andre Snoionere fortaIte grainerb,
at 6enne Ronb forisete at foo Dem
til of Iaoe bore meo at brittle it9r.
fe 0ritfe; og nnnr be life nil6e
bsre bam, eif ban no / Sfooen %
gre6. San par me1et oenIig imoO
8rainero, meget niofer for Oct,
ban onino for ret; men a%riitenoom-
men oil6e ban life mo6toae.
5grit / Oftober TOM grainero
igen titbaee til Grossneetiung og
ben 3. RoO. fun0e ban oebe enonu
iefs Snoianere. S6lonot oisie par
en- gammel aone paa n9iten trims,
tpoe aor. 20 al Dem, gamle Mpn0
pau CO. boGotreoiinostpue anr. baboe
oeret brDgteoe 0ranfere; Den enc
al Dem bn0oe enoogioa 6egaoet
Moro.
Oct oil ber bore pno lin gIoos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Senior 9. u @oienberg.
9epietisite fritenferiffe q~ipsanlfn.
eIfer, etiif.reiei6ft belpite.

On 2ipSanifuelfe er baabe uoo6.
penbt oe inoabpenot; ben err en- Sp.
fatteIie at 9ilpareIfen og en- Me.
ming ON, bpao NIT eset 2io betp-
Der. De fsrfte Gorfss ipsIer melt
meb ben pore SIDE; bet taeer 9io
at faa gIiffet benot inba6.
ge6 pfrit9nferiif~ forftanc pi fer
life ateiitiff, men Gorisset paa at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

naa oeo eeen SipIp. Dor timber
ieeeIie eeIoer, ON bette er muIigt;
Ri fol ie bpor Ionet Nenneifet
tan noo pe0 eoen 9roft.
Sufrntes.
@r9ferne uar ct 9ltetiif 6olf;
8er0en or ior Nem ct aunlto9rf.
@aor ocrfor Speresmoalet relies:
Suoo ct ieg for ct 9Gien? boao er
nit 2iu3 Waol % Spgooe2 mon
oct ereifc Soar btipe: at fslee ga
tureu. .Ien buoo er ioa 0aturen?
Sofrates timber | fig en- oobbelt
Notur, en- @aooe: er iee ct quo
0ommeli9t 0Glen eQer ct GDrS Der
er begge 0ele / mig. Soao er %
aernen, oct blinenoe2 Sofrotes bar
niltnof Jet bet in0erite / Wenneitet
iom a9rligbeOen til oct gooe, Gp-
Den. 0fen bpno er oct gooe2 9ans
n9nimon" Tiger BAN M og oa no.
get ON. 6uao ban life ifal gre;
men Tiger nl6rio. bpaO 5nn ber
qere o. beipnrer intet opporfor".
Get go0e er Oa 0en 8ioen ON oct
eo0e, lem ban ottroar. Wen ban
ieln er uoioenoe, oerfor ganr ban
omfrin9 og ipsrger. Dag Sofrotes'
Spsreelpit ligger Der bel Sroni,
2Dit iii at blotte De andres inobilo.
tie gioen, men fsrit % iremmeit
Sigen, llro, 6ortoipIelie. San ms-
Der mango, iom tror, Oe oeo Be
ife0; men mar ban ipsrger til
gun0s = % ingen bar giort @l-
Dor al at ipsrge iom BON, ban ipsr-
ger life ior at iaa ct Spar at lsbe
me6, men for at foa oct tilitr9ffe-
liee Spar-, on Ter ban, of De
andre peo intet, lao liot iom ban
ielp; De tror blot, De peo noget. Ia
Oratlet / Delhi flyer bnm, at ban
er Den %niieite, mao ban Dernf lutte:
ben niieite er altioa Den, iom neo,
at ban lneentine oeO. Wten beri er
6%ortoioIeIie; pi ifuIoe oiOe, men ri
be6 life. Sofrntes fen6er oerfor
en- 6pbere Smerte END Dsoen: 2i-
oct. Zen NarreItreg at 90 opboG-
Der ban Jig life beo; i%nnrere ier
ban forpentningshiIo efter Den on.
ben SIDE @rooen, = ON Der maa.
lie iful6e nPre ct Snor.
Zen m9rfelie ubtaIelie til al.
fibiaoes ON at .bente, til ban fom.
mer, iom 6roeer Smiorg for dig,
Iom beb 8eife0", = peb mar life
rigtig, bnao mar ifal gsre meo, ON
ben er ct Snoifuo ira en- ienere BID
ener oirfeIig en- 2psitrnaIe nf Mes-
Iiasforpentnine.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Ylaton

Tiger, oct gooe er life Der pao Sor.
ben; bet bgieIte Der er en- Streben
efter oct gobe; men ct Steo mao
bet sooe bore, elers bar oct ingen
girfeIigbeO, e1ers er 2ioet en- DE.
ninesIssbeo. 90 / MoOietting til
ben ipooonlige 9nnfeeong, at bette
sios ling er De oirfelige, S6en.
lerne De uoirfeIiae, tiger ba glaton
oriitigt: Get gooe er / rS6eernes
@eroen"; fun S0ealerne er BET pir.
feliae; oct ioroiifc er ior5ifaren0e
Sfp9eer. Som en- aunitner oeo, at
3prfet, ban ifo6te, blep life oct
egentlige; bans Grsm ON 9nrfr
onr i%fsnnere; Den, tiger ban, bar
oct egentli9e; men Naterinl.t gioroe
Wo6itan0. oct oiloe life laoe iig
forme belt efter Grsmmen, ioa.
le6es er oenne @eroen oct uiuI6-
fomne og mac Dpre oct; Waterio.
let par ogerbensbpgmeiteren" for
yubefuemt"; Soealernes @eroen.
Drsmmen, er ben eeentlige @eroen.
Weo eoig Sunger efter 6enne itanr
Wenneifct on Der | ben niuI6fomne
@er6en. Get er Dor 0eo = og ben
moo ifploes ct Sab. Nen fan oi
reiie os al bette og naa SoealerneS
Beroen? So, flyer Blnton 'tunoom,
peo at leue ct menneifeoeroigt 2ip.
Wen bpnb er bette? % fan ri oct
te? Ser er SelomobiigeIien Dos
Blaton, = 90 ban mao oiate, mar
ban life lpngere fan forflore. Sn.
gen 59nfer bar bait iaa opbe 4nel-
Ter ON ben Beroen, bpor o9aa.
gen er foriuunoen", oe buor ufaIb.
TONNE 3iIl6 bIiper GpIoe; men
Sprineet melIem 29neielens 9anb
oe 6enne 9iIpereIie fan Bloton life
forfIare. Weo Gietning maa ban
fpI6e aIsften.
AriftoteIes
ier oenne Mnneel oe flyer ebrue-
list: gi ifol life isse SoeaIerne
ooer 8eroen, men Der. Dog, Ger
er fun 9iIlbb til Dem; SoeaIerne
er fun Ill | anIng, og bet, Tom al.
Der 9ioet @ieoom 90 5pIoe, er ben
epise aamp, iom oeroeo opitaar.
Ner1en er fnm en Grnnntsme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

naa oeo eeen Si9Ip. Dor timber.
ieeelie geIoer, ON bette er muligt;
pi fol ie, bnor Iongt Menneifet
Tan roo pe0 egen 4roft.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
LAW WON'T
HIT THE LABOR UNIONS
Governor Baldwin Thinks Scorsnns
Court Decision a Proper Ore.

New Haven. May 1s.-IB speaking %
the recent decision Of the United
States supreme court on the Stsndar1
Oil case. Governor Baldwin tonight
said:
when writing a book some years
ago. I made some study Of The pr0vls-
ions of the Sherman act and referred
to the Northern Securities case end
made the observation that J1fstics
Brewer in his opinion rendered IN ofis
of the cases tfeA recently decided IN
der the Sherman act had spproyed
such a construction as would rnake tne
act applicable TO unreasonable con
tracts land combinations which as -
direc. restraint OF trade. aided %
seems probable that this VII ultimate
" be the prevailing view The 1ropr-
esy that l thus nszarded seven ys7rs
ago has been fulfilled b the dsciE
rendered YESTERDAY. and ] tElr< tnsc
the construction thUs give 20 ne
Sherman act is the proper one
IF there Is a combination q laoor
organizations to affect the course ~
interstate commerce. but they Do nos
seek to effect their object b. Dnrea-
sonab1e means. the Sherman act VII
no longer apply to them
1T will affect only such cornfiris-
tions whether Of capital OF labor -
are formed to secure UnressonaSie re-
straint of trade"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
CLEVER HEN HELPS
IN CARPENTER WORK.
Holds Nails in Beak While Owner
Builds Chicken Coop.

New York, May 1.-THE White Leg
horn hen owned by John Grohan Of
Glenville, which a few weeks ago fol-
lowed him to the trolley car to pay his
fare with a nickel he had forgotten,
has again proved her devotion to her
master. GroTlan enjoyed a half holiday
on Saturday and started to build a
small chicken coop. The hen stood by
and watched him pick up the nails and
drive them home. After he had picked
up half a, dozen the hen walked over
and picked up one with her beak and
dropped it in his hand. This was sim
PIE, and Crroha, was getting along we'll
with his job when he smashed his fin
ger.
With this hancicap he couldn't hold
the nails The hen, seeing that some
thing was wrong, held a nail in her
beak. Grof1an placed teh hens head
near the board and with a. gentle tap
started the nail. and the hen then
picked up another. 1t was an easy job
after that, the hon holding the nails
against the boards and Grohan driv-
ing them home. The coop was soon
conDleted.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
OREILLY ON TRIAL FOR
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
Thaw's Counsel Accused of Acting as
Go-Between for Crooks.

New York, May 1s.-In the same
courtroom, where. twice. he acted as
counsel for Harry Kendall Thaw, who
was charged with the murder of Stan
ford White, Daniel J. O'Reilly. a we'll
known lawyer and once an assistant
district attorney, was placed on trial
today charged with receiving and
holding stolen goods. The indictments
against O'Reilly grew out of the rob
berry last March of Aaron Bancroft,
an aged broker. who lost $S5,e00 in Sc
curities.
The assistant district attorney said
he purposed to prove that O-Reflly had
acted as the go between for the men
who stole the securities and negotiated
for their return for a percentage of
the reward. After several conferences
between O'Reilly and William F. Sulli-
van, counsel for Bancroft. the greater
part of the securities were turned over
to Mr. Sullivan in exchange for $4,000
in marked bills. and Of this amount, he
charged that O'Rei1ly received one
sixth, or 1893.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
MERIDEN TEACHERS.
Interesting and Instructive Addresses
by Prominent Educators.

Meriden, Conn, May 1.-THE first
annual banquet of the Meriden Teach
ers' association was held this evening
at the Winthrop hotel. Upwards of
$50 members of the city's corps of
teachers were present and listened 20
interesting addresses delivered by
prominent educators. H. d. Beebe
acted as toastnaster and Supt W. P.
Kelly, Attorney c. J. Dapaher. Charles
F. Smith of New Britain, member OF
the state board of education, and Mar
Gus White, principal of the state nor
NAL school at New Britain, responded
Mr.. White was the principal speaker,
his subject being The Evolution of the
School Teacher
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
HUSBAND HELD FOR
DEATH OF HIS WIFE.
Said to Have Been Present During q
Criminal Operation.

Derby Conn, May 16.-Clayton L.
Wrisley of this city was arrested to-
day in connection with the death OF his
wife, which occurred last December.
According to the finding of the cor
Gner, Mrs. Vrisley died following an
Illegal operation. In her ante -mortem
statement she implicated DIR. F. b.
Downs CT Bridgeport Wrisley 1t is
said, was present at the operation. He
was taken to Bridgeport Immediately
after his arrest.
The arrest of DIR. Downes followed
that of Clayton l.. Wrisley Of Derby
earlier this morning DIR. Downes was
admitted to bail of $500. which he
furnished Wrisley. who is the hus-
band of the dead woman, was held
without bail. on the charge of being
an accomplice to DR.. Downes in the
operation
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
THREE LEGISLATORS
INDICTED IN OHIO
All Are Charged with Having Solicit
cd Eribes.

Columbus, O., May Ex-senator
Crawford of Carroll county and Rep
ressntative A. G. Lowrey of Lawrence
county, republicans. and Representa-
tive Evans Of Stark county, democrat,
We're indicted today by the grand jury
for bribe solicitation.
Crawford is alleged to have asked
5000 from the secretary of the Ohio
Butchers and Grocers' association in
connection with trading stamp legisla-
ton. Lowrey is charged with solicit
ing $500 from the secretary of the
Ohio Manufacturers association for
his vote on the nine-hour day for wo-
men bill Evans is alleged to have So
1icited< bribe of $3.50 from the sec
retary of brewery for his vote in
one of the city local option bills.
All the indicted legislators entered
their appearance and gave bond of
$1,000 each.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
KEPT INDIANS TO
HYPNoTIZE PEOPLE
Alleged Indication that Mrs. Ole Bull
Was of Unsound Mind.

Alfred, Me-. May 16.-That Mrs. Ole
Bull, widow of the famous violinist,
was of unsound mind and was under
the impression that her death would
be brought about by a Lebanon, Me,
woman, who, she believed. could send
killing thoughts over the telephone,
was asserted by Attorney Sherman l..
Whipple of Boston in opening the case
of the contestants of the will of Mrs.
Bull, in the probate court of York
county today.
Mrs. Olea Bull Vaughn of Cambridge
Mass, daughter of Mrs. Bull and
principal contestant, was absent be-
cause of illness. Mr.. Whipple said it
would be shown on evidence that Mrs
Bull brought Indians from India to
transmit occult power and to hypnotic
people, and she surrounded herself and
her household with people to ward
off the Influence which she believed
the Lebanon woman possessed Of"
The attorney also said that at the
suggestion of her friends from India,
Mrs. Bull made a trip to that country
and on her return was called "St. Sa-
rah."
In her last illness. said Mr.. Whipple.
the Indians who surrounded Mrs. Bull
would not permit Mrs Vaughn to see
hersand Mrs. Bull died without seeing
her daughter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
To Favor Two
Commissions
MAJORITY ATTITUDE ON PUBLIC
UTILITIES QUESTION.
ACTION TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Minority of Judiciary Committee Ad-
vocates One Commission With SAL
aries at s5,ooo-Te Abolish Railroad
con1npission.

Hartford, May 16.-The judiciary
committee of the general assembly
held an executive session here tonight
and while nothing was given out. at
its close, it is understood that the
committee will submit a majority and
minority report on the public utilities
question.
Majority for Two Commissions.
The majority report, it is said, will
favor two commissions and advocate
a large increase in the powers and re-
sponsibilities Of the railroad commits
sion, giving it power on complaint to
make recommendations as to rates and
services and compelling such rates and
service as the commission think rea-
SonaOle- 1f they are not complied
with, they are required to bring suit
in the superior court of Hartford
county through the attorney general.
Such suits would be given precedence e
under the rule that state cases are
privileged.
Three Members at $1,000 Each.
The same majority, it is understood,
will report in favor of another COM
mission to be appoint ed by the gov
ernor, to. consist of three members at
a years salary Of $4,000 each, to serve
terms that will not bring re-appoint-
ments together. This board will have
practically the same powers as the
railroad commission, to deal with az
other public service corporations and
various other powers, such as super
vision of meters. etc. These other
corporations will be required to make
similar reports as made to the rail-
road commission.
How Committee Divid I'd.
It is understood that the committee
is divided, Z to 4, or to 3.
Minority for One Commission.
The minority will report the So
called business mems measure, it is
stated, somewhat modified. 1t will. it
is said. recommend abolishing the
railroad commission and will advocate
new commission to take both the
railroad and other public service cor
porations under control.
Salaries VIII Be $4,000.
Each members of the commission is
to have a salary Of $4,000 d year.
1t is understood that the entire com
n1fttee is agreed upon an out and out
law to prohibir stock watering. This
may come IN a s a part of the minority
report but If so it will also come as
a separate report from the majority
It will prescribe heavy penalties for
Issuing stock which has not been fully
paid for and for overvaluing property
given in payment for stock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
BANK VAULT STOOD
TEST OF BANGOR FIRE
Contents Found in Good Condition
When Opened Yesterday.

Bangor, Me. May 16.-The vault ef
the Bangor savings bank in this city
which figured in the disastrous con-
fagration of April 80. and containing
cash and securities to the value of be-
tween $4,000, 600 and $4,000 0g0, was
opened today by Boston safe experts,
and it's contents were found in as good
condition as the day they were placed
in it. The treasure is now stored in
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
GRAND JURY REPORTS
TWO MURDER BILLS.
One Homicide at Bridgeport, the Other
at NorwaIk.

Bridgeport, Conn. May 16.-Two true
bills OF murder in the first degree were
returned by the grand jury which
closed its sitting here today. The bills
are against Antonio Colletta, who on
March 19 shot and killed his brother
in-Iaw, Pasuua1e Mespoli. at the for
mer's home in this city, and against
Joseph Segalia and Joseph Bolog of
Norwalk. The last two are charged
with stabbing to death Steven Como
zacak at a reception which followed a
Hungarian wedding. The dead man
went out to ask the accused and three
others to stop making a disturbance
and was attacked and stabbed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-17
A VERDICT OF $1.1oo
AGAINST JACK JOHNSON
Italian Sculptor Receivers for Bust
of the Champion.

New York, May 16--Jack johnson,
the champion heavyweight pugilist.
took the count again today. AS in
California, the law was the victor and
it landed Knockout pune hon his big
wallet to the tune of $1,100. In the
bout today Johnson was matched at
catchweights with an Italian sculptor
named Cartaino Sciarrino. who weigh
ed far below the heavyweight limit in
avoirdupois. Sciarrino made bust for
johnson and the fighter was to have
paid him $4,000 for it.
When it came to paying for and TAX
ing it away. however, continued Sciar-
rino. johnson always said Tomorrow.
The big fighter. radiant with smiles
said the bust did not look like him,
and that therefore he refused it. The
jury decided the bout in favor of the
sculptor.