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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Stus ncm oeutid1en 6eirbe.
Berliu, 4. Sept

Serliu, !. Sept.
&aiier HiIbeIm nabm an WlOntae
ouI Dem IsmpeIboisr 6eio bpi Berlin
Die 9r6Bte Gnraoe ab, Die ieEInIs aui
benz aelunltigen 9ruppeuplae uerinm'
melt mar. 10000 Mann SnfanterIe,
&apalsrie, 9lrtilerie uRo Su9enisur'
tOrp8 II. I. ~. oes @aroes unb oes 4rit'
ten 2lrmeetorps uabmen an oerislben
tbeil.
Die 5lusihifiabtbeilune 6ss @droe'
torps bstheiIists iih sbeuiGgs in srO'
Ser 3abl, uno uidt penlesr ols nhi
9lerpplone uno swei 9entbare flo9en al
Der Spibe Der Garaoe &o,onnen an
benz 9nilsr porbei. ssn bsm @eiOI9e
oes 9aiiers. Der Die &araoe Don osr
biitorii6eu Eappel ons abnabm. beian'
BEN iiA Der nmeritnnllhe 8Otibaiter.
Sobn q. u. 9siihman, unb Der ameri'
taniibe Rilitdrdttahee GAIT. Samuel
O. SbartIe.
9lui oeu Iribiinen befanoen iid
Sunoerte BON omerItnuiIhen Selu'
hern. Iowie ;Gbireid9e &eteranen bes
DIterrsidii1eu unb fran5biiihen8 rieSes
g d Der 9 &wei5 obs bren
9Im NbeHo 1T @atier @iIbsIm nod
ber SdweiS ab9einbren. NO er ben
Mnn6psrn beiipebnen wiro. Se. Nin'
jeitdt iab Gussrit rilitis aus uno pnr'
De nnidetneno birrh bic uielen Ser
piilbtung BEG 9ages nidt ermiioet
Saiel. ShmeiS. 4. Sept
Saiier s9iihelm 1T Gienita9 irlt
non Nerliu BIER eingetrOiien uno MUIR
oe uou Der 8eo6aerund herilif be
orijBt. &ertreter Der )Regjerung Der
@loqenonenidaft uno oes &dn.pns be-
griIBlen ben RoHnrhen an Der Citation
100 furSe @s9riiBunssaniprachen gebaI'
ten uno Die Ubtidlen SnInte abQeIeueri
muroen Rad balbitinoigem Nuient'
bolt ieBte &aiier 2Slibelm ielne Jobri
mad 3urid tort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Gins Der 9llpeHrcpHbIit.
Bern. .. Sept.


Gin plbblih wabniiunis gemoroeuer
SOIOnt terroriiirte am 6rsIds Nbsuo
Die tIeine ihpeiieriihe Erlihait 6o'
mnnshoru am SOoenlse. srihuB mebrsre
Yeripnen uno uerwunoeie cine 0ro6ere
9luiabl nnoerer.
Ter III &omonshorn dni0Nl9c Ntnnu.
Elm Sol'at Der ihpeiSerlihen Ntli,
gtdmens Shuarb. nnbm in eiuem ploBs
udheu y9nhuiinnsaniaa islu Nillildrae.
nebr sur 0auo uno besdnu ppm 5cnitey
itlusr gSobuuu0 aus aui Seotrmouu IN
ieinem @eiihistre,s Su ieu1ru. III roe.
uIgen w nu;eh ldsen pier gsthen uuo
iebs bIusnoe %erwunoelf nni Scr
SiroBe. glIs Elm &eriuh gsuntlt uuro:.
IN oas Nnus einjuorinsen. oerbarrita'
oirie iih ShmarB.
Nit @inbrut Der ylGd't mar Ole
@obnung Sss g9abuiinuiseu rsgelrehl
beIa9ert BON sinem Nufgeboi uOu EOll'
iiiten uno 9ureern lluter oieien brad,
eInIgr Stunoen ipdtsr eiue &lnit aus
ais Elm ShuB sebOrt Wuroe. Sn
Dem @Iauben. Sdpart iti aus isls
nem 0auie euitommeH Nno unter iis
geraibcn, tssanneu e;e Seldseret in
DER TunteIbeit bIiuoIings odrnui los
Su isuern. uno ubsr EN- 0uBsno oon
Ibnen purOen mebr Ooer ipenl9er ihwer
oerpunoet ebs Der Srrtbum elnseieben
muroe
8ie olgenleius Gnnit mahts iid
Der GngeidIOiisHe sunube. inoem q
aus Dem 0auie sKtiuih uno iih aus
Der Staot in oeH ben1hbarlen Mnlo
iliid1tptP
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Tari pcrr ,SalIicrcs raudrH?

c5't es Dem Qriii6enteu Der Repu.-
bIif Qcitattet. lu raud)eu2 i-nat oer
.@nuIoi5" Iie 6rage III lthtrH Se-
morber rad6em man filr3Ilh Serrn
,fanicres in ben (9drtcn oc5 eIpier
cine Vipi'e rauheu fab ulebr ala
Elm graiibent 6er Ietten 2iap,3chuts
bot be llcbqemorocuc BelDobuhtit
bes 9abafroudeuS au'9eacbor. tueii
er lie mt Der 0iit6c elncs Fraiioes-
ten Der Ginen uub unteiIbucru Re-
publif fir rit)t uereintor bitit 60
'orberiq Iber5 fategoriitJ oon oeR
Qer'onen ieuer of'uieuen llmgs-
burq. bob iip SEN @euub ocs 1obots
oufgeben 6a ieiner @2enuud nody
De, Rouh 6o5 Sehrn ii1uehefs
g}aritaa gPutUnhcg iyiarr eIR
einqe'Ieiihter Anbar1er oeo TobaE-
frautes fourte nQs gicl Der bInrgn
RouhriugcI riE,t mehr iehcu. Hol%
benz er ben b0tiien Gbreu3riieu sr-
langt hattie. ben Die Pc"utllt 10 oer.
nebcr hat Se,n ..,fioI]e Splles
C3repp mar Der Weinml soF hes
gel6 rldt ha,u 6a lei i'm RluA ont
.uqeben er mor Rlttrau+ ans
6,ououlcbcr Brinocn Ter So tvnl.
ria ums gcten aefomuere Sdii GaS-
not ocrahi4eh1 -craae'u oeu Gabat:
fem Rat'a,acr l{aiunir.Pcci9, ent-
hie!t uf oes lYewt'1s aus ditbctg-
iIen C7vr6cn g9ir6 Scrr ,Sd1irrcs
rs maaeu etHe 9,usuaJme bi.oeR 5n
-rrnar2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
HpuIcuclt i'm Wuloitaate pbcndn.
Gan 6roncisco. Gal. 3. Sept.

San 6rnnciSco. Gal. >. Sept.
Die .6eiultnte Der an 2ieuitd9 in
California abgebaIteusn itdaIliben
Soripobl seisen ilbsr allen 3weileI err
bnben. oob Die 7ait'@lettoren nur nit
oilic eimer @etition aui oas repubIItd.
niihe Tidet bel Der iommeuoen 0erbit'
wabI seieBt peroen t6uneu. Ter CLAM
enoe Sie9. ben 6Opiepelt uno Sobnion
gum sueilen Nal in oieiem Sdbr lm
Stnot errunsen baben. maht ss iiher
onB Der in oielem Wonot in Socrns
mentp ltattiinoenoe Staatstoupeut. aui
psIhem BIZ Observation-Disclosures
nOmtuirt perben. &Ocleuelt @Isttoren
ais Die rspubIitnniihen @lettOren @aIi'
tornids ernennen lpiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Seine ssuIicn in @'iiipuri.
Ct. 9cuiS. NIc.. 5. Sept.


G,sseu SdI, E orS Siaa;i.snpents
Ner progreiiipen %nrtei AltiiiuuriS CAB
eS 4Riupod Nbeno cine bel6e Tebare
uber Die Termination orejer nnpartei'
iher Aauoioaieu liir oaS Sbergerldt,
Eie Sdbs wuroe ihlieBIit Ourd) oie
glomlnirune prpsreiiIuer SanoIoatsn
aui or aonSeu glnje nit elnem pou'
ianoigen Stoutslide,. on oeiieu SpiSe
]ilhrr gilbert Z. 9lorioui pom q.
qouiier 9lppsuaionSseritt itebt erIcs
ol9t.
9lu6croem beidloB Der &onpent. Die
i'm SUM IN &dnias Sim elwdblttn
proereiiIutn Observation-Disclosures,
iopie Die ucn ben Tlitrittstouuentsu
nominirteu @onq.eBfdnoioaten iu rats
iijiren. Gas 3enlralltaatstomite uers
tnate iih bis sum %. september, poun
q &OOieueIt uor OemleIben in Soplln
ene &eoe bdllen uiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Sbcmifcr Sougrci;.
@aihinaton. 3. 6. 1. Sspt.

gNUTVINgIUH, z. q I. StVI-
Gbenlter uno @elehrle aus allen
9dnOern Der g9elt beganneu am Giens'
tae bier einiutreiien. UNI on Del GrpH'
nuus oss ahten internaiiondleu aou'
srehes fir au9eiuanote @bemie ttei5u'
nebmen, Die opn 9Srdi. Gait in si9eneI
&eripn om Miitmoh por9enommer
paro. 7ie @sihoiiSiibuu9eu isIbii
finoen in gisw gIort itatt. Die &eriamm'
lung in @aibin9tun 1T rein seiellihdit'
liher gtatur. oenn Der ErdiiOent nirt
Die 9eIesotsn I'M @siBeu Sauis ems
uFunaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Cpfer Der Glemeute =!
@tts6urab. ga. 3. Sept


Tos nsitlA1e Eennir,unnid. oe-
Bonhon6le.2iitritt BON g3eit'Yirgini6
uuo Elm 1beiI bes oitlidtu Cbio. iuurs
ben in BEN sriitn Morgeultunosn bes
Montne pom idwsreu @epitteritirmsn
bsim9siudt, bic usnb,ntns iehsunb'
orsibis 4srionen eas g,ben setoitst
bnben 7os llunensr mar oos
idIimmite. oeiien i4 otg Ginpobnsr
sntiinnsn t6nnen. 5amu tihe tIelusrs
Jtuiie maren aus ibren llisrn 9etrstsn
uno baben peite Gsbists uuier @diier
ssisst. unb teinaba iammii'he Sobn'
perbluounssn. bie pou 5Hr ausssben,
marsu unterbro6an. 1e oobs oes nns
serittetsn Sotihaosns iounte bisbsr
aud niht nnnab,ruo ab6eitdst wsr'
ben.
yiah einsr pieruuo}won5igiiunoiaen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
SfIiifsbrano is Baltimore.
Baltimore Dlo.. 3. Sept


Beim 90ideu oes @ergos luur6e am
MOntne i'm 8oro rtieil oes Sfifiea
9iantudet Der Werdan.s Il Wtiners
Transportation 60. tas om 9Ocuii
Goint Bier Dor Nuter las 5euer snt'
oedt. Gns uon Der SsGs Uebr in ben
5bifisrnum sei6Isu6srie aBniier brahte
bic 4doung ms Rutlhsr moourh 6os
StsIf umtippts uno psrioid
Die Belasuns fpurae MT 1fuel Nuss
nnbmau serettet; bic bstrsHerben Wias
trOien iperoen uermiBt une man bes
filr6tet. oob iie pom Houd iisermdnut
muroeu. Ens Sdiii mor NIT $780,
600 uerfKbsrt, uno Der an Sdsdi on'
9erihtete Ghn6en miro luf s74 900
9eiddsi.
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pfiimoufee. 4. Sept.

WItliUuuIte, 4. Stpl.
&ihter Sohn g. 9arel opn Wiils
wautee, wsIbsr lid thrift ss9en cine
itdatlihe @int tommens teue r
ausseiprohen bat. bat nit iiberlpie9en'
Der Mebrbeit iber ieinen @e9ner. ben
9lnwalt q. s. Sdntib non WiiIwautee,
seiiest. SbeIsid bie @nhrltbten nod
Iange nid1t complet fno, 10 fam man
bod iebt i6on nit 8eitimmtbeit bes
baupten, on6 Die Stlmmenab9abe fir
&ihier Sarel UNI bas 3oppelte iiber
bos uOn Sf)nis betrngt IS mag ia
iein. oaB Mauder, Der ioHit nitt fir
ben oemptratiiden @ablSeitel ltImmt,
oiesmal als @e9aer bsr GintOmmens
Steuer feline Stimme benz admpen 9es
seben bat. Der Der itnntIi6en @intoms
men.Steuer ben @arauS 9eben Mil.
Smmerbin seast bieleS @abIreiuItnt
bob oauon. 6aB bic Itaatlihe @intOm'
mensSteuer, Die in ibrer Z beorie
pieIe glnbdueer bate. iib in Der
8raris nid3t beip1brt bat. Sbr Be-
fiirpprter auf Dem bemOfratiihen 3idet
bat cine bofiuungslole 9tieoerlase er.
Ii ten. un6 Is mirb ieBt erit gu elmer
pirfli6sn Sraftprphe tunmen. SEPT
iteben Iid in Der 6auptuobI UNI ods
@puuerneursamt @ouu. 5rancis s.
Mc@Ooern. Der 8efiirmOrter elmer ltaats
llhen @intemmensSteuer, uno &ihter
Sobn 6. @areI, Der @e9ner elmer lOls
hen Steuer. ee9eniber. 9lGe anoeren
@nblirn9eu, melbe ole beioen uertre
ten, peiheu. iotpeit unler Stnat in Bee
traht fommt, in Oen Sinter9runo Su
rid. oenu Die rspublitani16e iple Die
oempfratilfe 5latfDrm ii in anoerer
0inlicbt 10 progreiliu geltimmt. onB
taum ein uelentIiter llnteri9iso 5luie
ihen BEN beioeH beltebt.
Hihter anrel. Der neue 8unnertrG9er
Der oemotratilhen Yartei I'M Stdate.
wlro nun porou5lhtllb ielne ei9ene
Glatiorm auiiiellen. Die lid gang nit
Der nationaeu 8latform Der 3emptrn'
ten Oedsn uno oUn Der ltaatIiben Gints
form Der 3emotraten pOrnuslihtIih
nur Die cine 9tbpei6un9 baben piro,
oab lie niht oas Itaatlihe @infommens
iteuer9eiet betiiripcrtet Sp miro allo
Der @ubltampf in unierem Staote ein
bp6lntereiianter iueroen.
Ole Gon9re Btu q blen.
llnpulItau6iee 3abIsrgebnllie aus
ben ELF 9On9reBwnbloiItriften oes
Staotes lniien ertenneu, ooB Die jesis
gen @onereB Bnb9eoroneteu. oeren g8ies
Denomination nnseiodten tpcr, enen
Siee erransen. Sn benz ueueu neuns
ten @ablfreile. in oen Die @Dn9reB
abseproneten aonop uno Norie inc
iolge Der gleueintbeiIuns 5uiammen
hineinserietben, ipuroe leoer pou lelner
8artei pieoer auf9eitellt.
SIN suujen Staute ituno Der sSett'
itreit I'M Die gonsreBnomiuatioaen
an 8ebeutun9 nur blnter ben Tueu
ShnliBsa areI 5uriid. Sn ben W,l'
paufser Mabltreiien bsbeutete Der
SamSf einen pabren Triumpi fir ben
gonerebnbs bseOrbnstsn 9arp I'M uierten
@dbltreile. nno nidt minoer fir oen
poroem 10 bemGbrtsn @on9rebab9eoro'
netsn @iGinm 8. Stoffor6, Der eben'
iaas oils .&orteiIOier" i'm fiinftsn
@abItrsiie Lief. Bsloe iiberiluselten
ibre @iSsriader aans seiuaItls.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Gine SeH,iar @gpisfisH.
Ghicasc, 81. 5. sept

Gblca9o, gu, D. sept
9rei6ig Ndohen muBtsn om Niitt'
mod aus ben Senitern oes SwsIten
Stodperts ouf ele StrnBe iprinsen. an
osm iid|srH 3eot Su ent9eben. aIs Elm
an ber @de Der S2eit "a. StraBe sBnt
$rincetou Apsuae seleseaes @sbduos.
in oem lih cine @dIherei uno 5drberei
beinae. burh cine 8sHs nsossrpIoHon
in Trummer sele9t wRrSe. Ruoolps
Spinaer, Der SDrmnna Der gInitntt,
puree unter ben 9rummsru beardben
aub ais 9eihs unter hsuislben beroOr'
sebagen-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
@iersig Nerionen famen asa.
Nittsburq, 4. Ser

Etttepur9, 4. SeA.
Die Slufrdumunssarbeitsn bel benz
Sonntas Naft uno Monta9 8rilb
onrd Die @ewitterltiirme i'm peitIiGn
nab aproIihen Tenniplpanien. iowis ia
@ef'&irainien uno Obio modteu am
Eisnitng CUTE 6Orti6ritte. Die 9ootsn'
LITE lit nuf 40 seltis9en, bod fam bic
ssnaae Snbl osfinitip erit ansesebsn
wsroen wern idmmtIihe trimmer, biz
iih ouf eia ipeitss @ebiet eritreden, snt'
iernt iino.
Ger onserihtete Sudidnoen pirb
auf uussiGbr s2.OOO.00O seiddst Gm
msiitsn in MitlsiOenidnit sejOsen uur'
osn Die 5ormrr unO bic Snbnseisa'
ibaften.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Cnfei Cams Sprsen!
gYo1hinatou. g. g., 4. 9lu

SCulYuiyaoH- 4 S'B II. ~hS'
gtoboem, iuie es aaf) ben lssten
Nnhri6tsu ldeiut, bic &euoIutiundre
in glitarnsua iid in eerihiebene fIeis
mere 8ancsu aafseI6it bnben, Die, mo
lie Iib un9eIt0rt slaHheu. nrarooieren.
bat Die ameritauiIbe &esieruus, Die iih
bort einmaI einsemiiht bot. eine fhmie'
ri9e 9luiaabe uOr iih- 6iersu tOmmt
np6 Die &euoIutiou in Mqtco. Die pom
Stantsoepartemeut nHfmertlam pers
iOlgt luerbsu muB Die ieinbielisen Suuos
sebuns sesen Nmerifaner aui Suba
unb in Hanama. ionic Die 6rase Der
@in5iebun9 Der 3Dle IN Ser &egers
repubIit San Domingo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
,yorid)cr screttct.
@briItiania. 4. Sept

@briitianin. 4 Sept
Ger betannte lhottiIf,e 6priher. Tr.
Gilliam 2. Bruce. Der iih aul elmer
expedition nah Splsbsr9en beiano, lit
be, 9lbuent. oas sr nit ieiner EeeIeis
tune nah einer 9eiabrpOllen iSabrt
erreiht bate, uOn einem Sdiff gereitet
luorbeu, pie an Mputu9 semeIoet
uaroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Gin @ainenuusliif in israufreidj,
Gems. Iranfreih. I. 5en..

Wlon iiirhtet. ooB iisbenuuouier5ig
8ersleute am 3ienstnsuntmittag in
elmer Der 'niht tpeit BON Sruon. 9torb :.
Tepartemsnt oon 6rnntreih. sslesenen
Clarence aOblenerube erfoIsteu grpIosl
lion BON @ObIsnltnub um9etOmmeu huO.
Die @rube ielblt wuroe burd bic @rpIO.
lion betrddtIi6 beiddoigt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
ztrakenblod einsedihert.
goiis. 9yOubo, 4. Sept

Turh oas llmiuer;en elmer H,tros
Ieumlompe entitanb am Gienitas i'm
gsrtroIsSotsI in BeGeuue. 5oa5o. Elm
Jeusr. oos einsn ennseH StrnbenbIod
uon @sb1uoen siudiherts. Robert 6.
0oosins, elm Bruoer BEG ebemollssn
8unOssmaridaas pom SbObo, unO
!. q. Mc@uosrn. Elm Aiinsnarbti'
ter, blbtsn bel benz Brano ihr gebsn
ein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Eie ssrosreiTioeE in SSuma.
9es Nioinss. ga, 3. Sept.

s7ospas &rogreliios itslltsn am Witts
fgOt nui tbrem bier abgebGIteuen
StnGt9iOnoeutein uoQitanoi9es staatSs
lldet AMI. an oeiien SplBe aobn Z
5lerens bon Soone itest Ter Nutrng.
tetn Stanlsiiect auijuitelen. luuroe mlt
iberpalu9euoer DlebrbeIt abgGlebnt
J B.. iEoDiepelt erihieu III Der Beridmms
iammlun8 uuo bleIt eiHe nit 8roBem
&eliaQ aulaenemmens Neoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
3ie SiuoerIdhmung.
SprinafieIo, Sa.. 4. 2

Tis itaatlheu Gteiunobeitsbebproen
ucu Sainojs iino uberraihi lber bic
,3unabms Der 6Gllr pcn Sinoerlabmuna
in Der naerIsBtsn Seit; non 9erop in
Wlc9ean @ouutN purosu ON Eieniidg
iiebsu Grtrantuu9en ssmeIoet. nuBeroent
liessn cine 2luSabI pereinjelte Sale in
ueridieosneu 3bsiIen oes Staates nor,
uon Oeneu elmer in Springfield tpotlib
per lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
9llaSfdS &obtesIdDtif,e.
SeattIe. g9aih.. 1. Sept.

6infunO6reibig Mitelie6sr oes Suns
oes Ntinenburedus iiao an 8oro oes
3ampierS Mdpolo nah 9lIasta abses
iabren, UNI Die &eriuenobarteit ser
aoblen Ser Berin9 8iuers@ruben fir
Die Sriegsmarine feiiSRiteuen. Ger
midti9lte Z bell Der aohleHfelber & befdnnt
unter oem 93nmen Strncea a Cumming
bnm Claims, iino fiinfunojwanSla Meis
len BON Der Wtiinouu9 ees Seiing :
Stromes gelegen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06

Rsriooe non ungtwObnIlb bsiBem &et'
ter brad Der Su NJ Sonnlag Nbtno
plosIif los. uno eS odusrte nlht ldnle.
bis an uielen SNIlen Die Sahnaeelie
uuternalhsn ipdreu. Die 3ooesidle
sritretsu iib auI ieds Srtihaileh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06
Spfer Der Siee.
Cincinnati, g., & Se

Cincinnati, g.. & Sept.
3ie un9ew6bnIide 9ise for6erte orsi
Opfer. uno auBeroem nurbsn EN- Guts
emo Yerionen pDm SiBlblos iibsrs
mnnnt. @egen Mitternudt iTar Die
9emperatur etuns seiunten.
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z6merer l9irbeliturm.

ylom oeripa;ti sin9etroiisuen giah'
rhien uuroe Elm groBer lbeil uon
Ialbotu. Der Goupt1a0t oer ,3niel
Jormoia, iomie biz uorbliheH Tbeis
Der ,5niel ron einsm Laiiun rpuitst.
Der bic Ibeeernts tbsilusiie ganj uer'
nihtet bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-06

Muutas aui Tlenitns a.s,n troIeu.
obslsih Der %eriauot crit am Montns
besann. in 5ulutb 100 gSds9ons
@strsioe elm Qis 6rnhirate fir Sttos
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Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Taking Pasteur Treatment

H, Ray Hurlbut of Woodstock ave- nue is Tn New York taking the Pas teur treatment as a precautionary measure to prevent the possible devel- opment of rabies.
 Hurlbut owned the calf that was bitten by mad dog, and that was la- ter killed because 1t was suffering from rabies. In his report to that effect the examining physician, to whom the calf's head was sent, stated that mere contact with rabid animal would not cause contagion, but If the person in such contact had abrasions on the part in contact contagion might follow, snd it would be wise to take he.precaution of the Pasteur treatment. Hurlbut had fed the animal from his hand on which the skin was broken, and he therefore acted upon the physicians He left for New York i'm and is reported ias getting along nicely, and there Is little fear that there will be any serious develop ments.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Dances Last Week

Last week Thursday night was stormy which kept many away from the dance in Union hall under the management of A. J Bernard. Those that went felt we'll repaid. It was the first appearance here of the Cadilacior- chestra of Norwich. Their music was up to the minute and the kind that makes dancing pleasure. Their elec- tric bell novelty was never seen here before. Rows of bells were arranged in different parts of the hall and play ed by electric wires running from the stage. It was a pretty as well as novel effect. The Cadillac made de- cided hit.
 Saturday evening Collins orchestra of Marlboro played for dance in the same hall. This orchestra has played here several times and always pleases. Their music makes the toes jingle and their singing and novelties add a good deal of enjoyment. George Hardy sang in fine voice and his solos were warmly applauded. The Collins ag- gregation has been favorite ever since their initial appearance here the first of the season.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Teachers Make Present to Superinten.
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Teachers of the Central school dis- trict.enjoyed delightful social evening on Saturday night at the home or Mrs. H. 5. BIackmar, where in the enjoyable programme given were yio- lin solos by Miss Helen B. Royce, vocal solos by Miss Nellie.J. Buckley, readings by Miss F. E. Fellows and Mrs. Blaekmar, and piano solos by Miss Susie Whittlesey. An original poem written by Miss Goodwin was also read.
 supt. William D. 1'ilson was re- minded that he had had birthday during the week by the presentation to him of a handsome set or gold cufi buttons with sapphires, the gift com ing as a complete surprise to him and bringing from him a very happy ac' knowledgment of this gift from the teachers of the district.
 The above appeared in a Norwich paper, Monday. Mir. Tiilson wa formerly principal of the Israel Put nam school this city.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Odd Fellows Anniversary

Saturday evening, April 27th, will be gala night for the Israel Putnam Lodge, No. 3S, as they will celebrate the 22d anniversary of their institu- tion and the 9Sd of the order.
 Puritan Lodge, No. 4S, of Stamford, is to be the guest of the home lodge, and is coming with a hundred mem bers. Two Putnam boys are the prin- cipal officers of the lvisiting lodge, the Noble Grand being W. D. Sharpe, son of C. D. Sharpe, and the Vice Grand is Charles Roberts, son of Irving H. Roberts.
 They are to be entertained at supper in the lodge room at Altogether with the members of the home lodge ani visitors from Danielson and Webster.
 The first degree will be amplified in Hammond Hall immediately after supper, starting as near 8 o'clock as possible. The degree work of 5tam. ford Lodge is said to be unexcelled by any lodge in the state, and 1t will give the Odd Fellows of this section a chance to see this degree work done as 1t should be, and no member can af- ford to miss this opportunity. 1t is expected that the Grand Mastsr, the Grand Warden, and the Grand Secre- tary, will be present.
 The next mornius, sunday, April 2S, the lodge with their visitors will at tend public worship at the Congrega- tional church, meeting at the regular lodge room at 10 a. m.
 Israel Putnam Lodge isiat the pres ent time in n wide awake and prosper ous condition, and in the initiation of this last class of 25 candidates will have passed the POO mark in member ship. The visitors are to leave Putnam on the 1 p. m. train Sunday, and will arrive in Stamford late in the evening, and it Is hoped to make the occasion one long to be remembered by visitors and local members.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Victor Viner Killed

Victor Viner, aged 55, with relatives in this city, died in hospital in Pittsfield, Mass, Sunday morning as the result of injuries received in light with three men the previous Monday night. Two men have been arrested and ,another is being sought by the police. A fractured skull and infected wounds caused death.
 Viner At one time conducted the finest livery stable in Pittsfield. He had lived there for 30 years. Recently he transferred all of his property to his wife, and on Monday last she had had notice served on him that he was not to enter her premises. That night in the barn he had the fatal fight with the three men, one of whom, Renta, had hired a stall of Mrs. Viner.
 On Sunday, January 7th, Viner was in Putnam looking for his wife, whom he said was living here, he thought, with another man. He appealed to the police but refused to enter any complaint saying that he wanted to scare her and make her transfer some property, that he had given her, back to him. He succeeded in ilocating his wife in a boarding house during the afternoon, and he prevailed upon her to return home with him. They left this city for Pittsfield the following morning.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26
Meeting Quinebaux pomons

Quinebaug Pomona Grange will meet at North Windham Saturday. It is the first special meeting oi she year for conferring the Fifth Degree and will be held with Meadow Brook Grange, North Windham, instead of 1t Willimantic, as originally planned. It is planned to begin early and end early. Grange will be opened in the fifth degree in the church near the sta. tion. The grange will pass to the fourth degree and the lecturers pro- gram will be given from 10.15 to ll.45 in the morning. It is as follows;
 Flute solo O. k. Colburn Recitation Miss Rogers Address Hon. George B. Chandler Vocal solo Miss Lillian k. Perry Recitation Miss Mary Rogers Address and exhibition of standard
 portions of foods Miss Maude E.
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 Vocal duet Miss Perry, MT. Wheeler