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Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Elected to Yais's EIihu club.

New Haven, Nov, 1.-Elections to the Elfhu club, @ senior secret society at Yale, were announced tonights as fol lows: John F. Aehelas,, New York, James F. Cooper, Jr, Albany. ]. w
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
stimson to Speak for Taft.

Washington, Oct 31.-Seeretary of War Stimsen will leave Washington tomorrow for New York, where he will deliver republican campaign ad- dress. He will speak in Huntington. l.. L, on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Russia Won't Join Powers.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-The Viedo- mosti today publishes an interview with NJ. Sazonoff, the Russian foreign minister, In which he expresses the hope that the war in the Balkans may be localized. but declares that Russia cannot join the powers in a peace at- any-price policy.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
The Bulletins Circulation Norwich Double That of Any Other Pap
CabIed Paragraphs
To Avenqe Rubber Atrocities

Lima, Peru, Nov 1.-President Bil- linghurst and the Peruvian govern ment express their determination Of punishing the authors of the Putu- mayo rubber field atrocities.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Massachusetts Plants to Meroe.

Boston, November 1.-By a vote te- day of the stockholders of both cor porations in favor of consolidating the SaeO-Pettee company and the Lowell machine shop, 8 transaction involving several million dollars became effec-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
TlRNs WERE STARVING.
1uFSisn Officer Says They We're in
 ho Condition to Fight.

''1siar ,inopie. Nov, 1, via KustsA- die Rum inia-A T6rkish officer Whe vs- st hirS- illisseh when it fell in D. tac hands of inc Bulgarians. in re- LiiuE the story of ths battle, said!
 We hs0 been staryihs for eigh. rays and it wss inpossiste for the soldiers worn out and with empty Brculschs. tg light.
 Asked shat the present situati ton of fls Ggrtish army was the officer re- pied:
 "lt has no situation; there is no hope
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Iondon,s Money Tension Relieved.

London, Nov 1.-The money tension was relieved today by the distribution of S4O,000, 900 in dividends and the de- mand slackened with the turn of the month
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

T see society people at Newport had a baby show Where did they get the babies9" It was loan exhibition, I believe. " ashirst9r Hezajd.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Mrs. Mary McCullom, aged s1 years. fell downstairs at her home at Man chester, Conn.,. and broke her neck dying practically instantly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Missouri was the first state west of Ohio to mine and Emelt iron, small charcoal furnace being erected in 1s1s.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
U1ICANS PAY TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Over 25,OO0 Persons, Representing All Classes,
 View Sherman's Remains at County Building
CITY'S BELLS TOLLED AS THE CORTEGE MOVED

Body Escorted From Sherman Home by Fraterna and Con-
 mercial Organizations, Friends and NeghbOrs-Little Band of Civil War Veterans Leads the Procession-Pri- vate Services at Home Public services at Church Today
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Very few AIPsricaB families Epen4 less then Si60 ls year for meat. and Hlllix and butter cost the average fam- fis at least s7t re,s
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

The United States is getting rid of It's old and antiquated torpedo craft, the torpedo boat Porter being the latest to be retired from commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

According to Figures Compiled by the state bureau of vital statistics Sl936, GOO was lost in New Jersey in the last year through strikes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Major Charles F. Larrabee, former assistant commissioner of Indian af fairs, died yesterday at a sanitarium near Washington,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

The New York Stock Exchanae will be closed all day today out of respec. to the memory of Vice President Shar- man.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Charged With Exceeding the speed limit in his automobile hearse. George W. Robertson of North Bergen, N. J. undertaken, must pay a fine of $10.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

A Snow Storm Struck the Texas Panhandle simultaneously with a thun- der storm. making a new, weather rec ord.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Other PaH and Its Total Circulation
Condensed TeIegrams

The Chicago Stock Exchange will be Giosed today out of respect to Vice President Sherman.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

he German Grown Prince wos re- ported to be better. His face is badly skinned and he is minus one tooth.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Public eE ertai1ioents in I.ondon given on Slndayy alt attended by 20o, ,ooe persons. ,s4jit
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Miss Lydia Locke, an opera singer. was perhaps fatally hurt at New Yorl, yesterday in an automobile collision which followed late Halloween party.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Albert J. Pattersoh and Mrs. Emma Bamberger were yesterday found gull
 ty of the murder of James BambergeB the convicted Bouaa's B year old son, who was stabbed to des n by Patterson at the Bambergel nome at Baltimore, Md, last July The slain man had objected t0 PatiS%pnH attentions r0
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Postmaster General Hitchcock has authorized postmaSters throughout the country to close Dostoffices today on account of Vice President Sherman's funeral
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
pemocratie parade called OH-

Rochester, N. r. Nov. I.-At the re- quest or Governor Wilson the demo- crauc parade announced for tomorrow in New York city has been called off. out or respect 10 the memory of Vice President sherman whose funeral wnl take place tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

John Penion, a Boston Automobile agent, was killed at Braintree. Mass yesterday when a car which he vas driving went over a ten foot embank- ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

scores Of Stray Dogs were slaught- cred in Halle, Germany. and the meat sold to relieve the meat famine.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

General Daniel E. Sckles was given two weeks longer yesterday by Sheriff Harbur8er to satisfy a judgment of S5,0SO held by the Bank of the Me tropolis.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Presidert Taf+ u.. co.

o'HSTit aFt F1aS Iome OUt favor of the military pay bill. proyi Ing pay for the militiamen.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

In poutics. We think thAt they
showed this when they joltfd t.e
machine into allowing presiu
iL rinary. And we think tfsst tIn'
Republican will learn before ions
that they do know some &t"'
t..,. md that 1t will not take tisen'
very long to learn something oI c''-
cul,.s and Euclid.
Hut We are glad to he endorse,
by the Republican ON the Pr1"ar!
arht. 1t is u rather rare occasion
when "A democratic paper jumps IN
and helps the republicans TO rd
Themselves Of gang rule and ma
chine, methods. but that Is wh"t
democracy il. 1t Is for the square
deaI for all-not set OF rules Ior
"A privileged bunch. When demos
rncy ceases to lift its voice Tor ''H
,s,,ple. 1t ceases to he democracy
The belateti commentator OF 'nc
Republican Is welcome. Even te
members of the republican party
who implorssl the aid q their sup
p,.4,tily representative paper III
their fight for the primary (ann
didn't get it are glad to see IN"
old lady back of the Camfield iaii
into line with the procession even
though she limps painfully an"
catches her breath mt the fast pace
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
Primary and Recall

Roosevelt's declaration for pre-
ferential primaries on presidential
candidates and the initiative and
referendum looks good to US. and
the more We study this recall prop
osition the less We can see why the
voter should not be as properly able
to fire one hired man as another.
But We are not willing to join the
direct legislation league in saying
that any citizen. having neither
knowledge of what the law ia nor
more than the average desire to
gain that knowledge. is competent
to decide upon the constitutionality
OF proposed law That is a technical
matter requiring technical training
and the express reason for the exist
ence of law courts. The man who
wants chance to do that particular
thing Is simply begging for a chance
to show his ignorance; Just as he
would be to set up as an electrical
engineer without special training
Erie Herald
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

..Th.re are some peculiar and IN
,.,.,.tiny facts In the republican EN-
h,nclio. The big wigs appear %
have forgotten historical facts or q
,.pru them Many persona "H'
amazed when the republican M
tional COMMITTEES nxeti uesr @ COL, -,
tion for June ~, tfse anniversary o,
Wn,crIosn. Now cOaneS Colonel
roosevelt on February 10, anni'er'
sary of the day when Napoleon e.
cared from Eliza. No doubt the re, re,
mir of the November election VII
complete the historical parallel D,
.,nitns not only the colonel h''
the whole republican party, to h1',
cnn. consmmmatiOn devOutly TO pe
wished. This year all things WORK
torcthcr for the success Of demo.
crots and the good Of the country,
speaker Clamp Clark on I. rs
candidacy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
TRIBUNE ENDORSED
BY THE REPUBLICAN

"a long step In the right direc-
ton" is the way our evening con-
temporary speaks etfitorially Of the
presidential preference primary de-
cision that was wrung from the
Weld county machine engineers at
the meeting Saturday night, after
battle Of weeks by the progressive
republicans Of the county, aided by
tie Tribune.
1t is gratifying to have the Of
fetal organ Of the republican party
come out boldly and endorse the
constructive political victory achiev-
ed by the DrOgressivee, aided by the
Tribune. Self glorification is tawdry
stun and mention in this instance Is
made only to throw light on the
most humorous development 50 far
Of the campaign in Weld county.
The Republican threw cold water
on the talked of primary. boosted
for Taft and .'standpatlsn", fou9. II
the initiative and referendum and
would have nothing to do with the
progressives. After inviting com
mmications from the Roosevelt,
supporters, it jumped ON the author
Of the first and only one it received
Now. when the progressives win thu
first round in their fight for free.
dom, the Republican gravely comet
out and finds the presidential pre-
ference primary q great thing, but
it is still in much doubt as to wfle
tller people are At to make laws os
to decide for themselves who they
may want for senator. It believes
according to its editorial columns
that after all these years it may b,
possible that the average voter w1l
have meat enough on his head t
know who he wants for president
but his activity should stop there
''As it is," says the Republican. ''w'
are trying to teach algebra, calculu
and Euclid to a student who has no
even learned fully simple division
and subtraction"
We may be wrong, but We hav
an idea that most Of the voters II
Weld county, regardless Of their pu
liticAl faith, are q little better 0l
than that. We Delieve, In fact
that they are away ahead Of tn
sssimple division and Subtraction
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
FREE ADVERTISING

II newspapers were to publish all
the free advertising matter that is
furnished them they would have tn
he enlarged and would not then
have any room for legitimate news
Ttey are not only expected to pub
lish all kinds OF local matters that
are really advertisements free. hut
every Office receives scores and hun.
dre<t Of communications adyertis.
ing an exposition, a farmers CON.
gress, q corn show, "A state fair !.
pieat"ire or health resort, sport
ing event and n hundred other
things. In each case they are asked
% publish free, puffs that would all
from half . column to two or thre,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
dries rs per cent receive less thar
| iyht dOllnra Der week.

dries IS per cent receive iess thaI
eight dollars per week.
or the women who work IN canoS
c,ctories SO per cent receive Less
than eight dollars per week.
,,l the women who work in cot
ron mills 81 per cent receive less
than eight dollars per week.
In Massachusetts Al per cent OF
the candy workers and 23 per cent
of the cotton workers receive less
than six dollars per week.
This state particularly Is over
ridden with protection and is one o!
the lowest In the wage scale.
We have protection In our own
state. but ask the lead miner how
near he comes to getting the mar
ket price for his lead and he will
tell you about half,
why did the Hon. A. +. Ardourel
Of Boulder county quit operating
his tungsten mine. and go to leas-
ing on other mining property in
Arizona?
The tariff is still on the tungsten
but Mr.. Ardourel will tell you that
the market was made for his ore by
the smelter trust and he was COM
pelled 10 sell at theii PtiSe "a NV
at all. Oh, this beautiful tarin.
Postmaster General Hitchcock
has been credited with putting the
post office department on paying
basis. According to charges made
by w. d. Brown, formerly govern
ment auditor, the figures have been
iuggled and when all outstanding
obligations against the department
are paid, there will be deficit OF
81 900, 900.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
COUNTY PRESS
To tire Teachers of Grover and VII
cinity

To tire Teachers OF Grover and VII
cinity
Grover is going to have union
high school in the near future, and
the sooner the people of this corner
of the county realize it and fall in
line the nearer that future will be.
A union high school day has been
proposed as means of bringing
people together and arousing inter-
est. On that day all those interest
ed were to gather in mass meeting
and boost things in general. Now.
why cannot the teachers of the
future high school pupils arrange
something that will lend interest
and bring in larger membership.
Ii possible the following literary
and athletic program will be carried
out:
Essay contest, grade girls.
Oratorical contest, grade boys.
Essay contest. high school girls.
Oratorical contest, high school
boys.
In the afternoon an athletic
meet will be arranged. including
foot races over the distances from
100 yards to one-half mile, putting
the eight and twelve pound weights.
the running broad and high jump,
the pole vault and basket ball
game.
Such contests would bring the
future classmates together, give
them the Grover high school habit,
s9d ~ y1 elio 6u{Rlsh adt1 .istls ~, badly nssS
boring schools. All who care to
enter should write to Box 95, Grow
er, Colo. or to NJ A. Dorman,
school booster.-Tri-iCty Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
OUR ANONYMOUS FRIENDS

Like every other editor that ever
lived and wrote things for the
papers. we get our share OF an
nOnymOus communications. We
Eave one at hand this morning. We
haven't the faintest idea who wrote
it. The person hands us bunch
as 1t were. First he criticises the
Tribune for singing mud and then
he proceeds to sling at us larger
goi's OF mud than we ever thought
Of hurling at anybody.
For tine tlBOusandtlr time we re-
peat that we relish honest criticism.
The Tribune has demonstrated no
longer ago than Wednesday that we
do not fear to publish what may be
said Of us In good faith, no matter
who our critic Is. But we will not
publish the letters that the writer
has not nerve enough to sign.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
Children are much more likely to

Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases
when they have colds. Whooping
cough. diphtheria. scarlet fever and
consumption are diseases that are
often contracted when the child has
cold. That Is why all medical au-
thorities say beware OF colds. For
the quick cure Of colds you will
fnd nothing better than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t can al
ways be depended upon and Is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
Everything Free?

homesteader remarked Tues
day as he received his portion of
the car OF coal being distributed
free by the Philharmonic orchestra
OF Greeley, that Num- was the
most generous place he ever heard
of, as coal was absolutely free. We
might add that there is free phono-
graph music at Wilson's & O'Con-
nor's, free tobacco (by the pipeful)
at number Of the stores, free ex-
changes at the News office, and free
advice and hot air" most any place
in town.-Nunn News.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
THE REVOLT IS ON

Little by little, the machine "'
the republican party in Weld county
and the state is being stripped Oh
its power. Boulder county has re-
yoltcd, III Paso has followed. len'
yer is lining up and Pueblo Is max.
ing n fight to allow the rank ana
nile of the party To express theif
choice for president of the lnittsi
States.
TIE republican meeting last sat
urlay night was IA frightful Jolt Tor
tbe county boss, for he had PROM
ised Denver that this county would
90 as he said. He held out long
and valiantly for his boss, but the
uprising of the people was over
whelming. He has been swatted.
not Il gentle slap on the wrist. but
an anterior pedal swipe on tie leit
law that has left him dazed, but
ready to turn any new trick that
may he suggested by the inventive
bunch in Denver. whose bidding he
must do.
The tribune is not republican in
its political faith-it is democratic.
But it is not SO warped by PARTISAN
ship that it will not lend helping
hand where an issue for the people
at large is the stake. The straw
vote that this paper is taking now
doubtless will show that the demo-
cratic presidential candidates will
fall behind the expression that will
be made for Roosevelt, but this
was expected when the vote was
called for. 1t WAS not with the de-
sire to show how many democrats
there are in Weld county that the
vote was taken. but to get AN eN-
peSsion from the voters at large.
The Tribune is for government by
the people and opposed TO the nOmi-
nasi". and election of public Of
ncers through tho machine. And
had not the progressive republicans
of Weld county asserted themselves
there would have been delegates
sent from Weld county to the repui,-
lean conventions who did not repre-
sent their party. but who were
merely tools Of the Denver gang, Sc
lected by the Weld county boss and
absolutely indifferent to what the
rank and file of the voters wanted.
The Tribune is interested In tfais
revolt that Is now on. 1t stands for
the square deal for all and Is
against the plundering of the public
purse by the machine that has had
this county hogtied for these many
years.
The expression Of tte progressive
republicans in Weld county Is simon
pure democracy. The movement is
entitled to encouragement from
any source. The labOrious efforts
of our contemporary to throw cold
water on anything pertaining tO
Roosevelt and to laud everything
dictated by the machine merely In.
dicates to the Independent citizen te
what lengths the TAFT standpatters
are going to create y sentiment f0a
their methods. How successful they
iAaye been IL shown in the over
whelnAng progressive wave that al
ready has en9ulfed them in thil
county and which threatens to cove,
the entire state.
Vituperntion Is not argument an<
inspired fulsOme praise is only sick
ening.
The Tribune will welcome cheer
fully the fight that the progressive
will put up at tie polls this fall oI
their county ticket, for it will relisI
q political .>attle that is on th'
square and up to the voters then,
sevles, instead of being the after
nlath of tlebauched machine
work.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE.
STATE LANDS

Onlce of the State Board of Land
Comm ssioners.
Denver. Colo. Feb. is. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs
isabel g. Rienks. whose postofYice ad-
dress liz Greeley, Colo. has made ap-
plication No. A-435 to lease the fol-
lowing described School Lands, stu
ate In Weld County. Colorado, to-wit:
No other application to lease the
above described lands Will be consid-
cred after March "a. 1912.
B. L.. JEFFERSON
Register State Board Land Commits
sIoncrs.
First publication In Greeley Tribune
Feb Z2 1912; last publication March
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Chamberlain's Cough Remeoy
has won It's great reputation anu
extensive sale by It's remarkapIe
cures of coughs, colds and Group
II can be depended upon. Try IT.
Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying Chamberlain Liniment.
Not one case of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment
whatever. This liniment is for sale
by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
MEMBER COLORADO EDTTORZAL ASSOCIATION
GET THE PRESIDENTIAL PHI
MA,,Y FOR COLORADO

Don't let the politicians tell you
it is too late. The politicians in
Michigan refused 1t u long time, but
they called q special session OF the
legislature last Monday to pass the
law. Maine will hold special stes-
sion in March. The presidential pri-
mary can he got for every state II
the people demand it vigorously
enough.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

columns Of tie paper. In rs4nrh
To- All tlris they will perhaps IN
In, "opuuAinM,ntAry" ticket Ia
the show, whatever 1t Il. and the,,
- th. editor use~ II he In lOO&ed on
-. n dh,s1fi,<,ad. -BOulder News
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
THAT ..EpInlrc,r ,r.,,,rrr,

ca u several OF the eastern states
, uo per cent of the women over is
s.als OF age, working in retail
s,ores, lore receive less than eight dol
vi the women who work IA laun-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

With all the blue blOoded cattle
coming into Weld county the people
will nave to put on more style to
keep up with their cows.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

We thought we were doing fine
until we read the POudre-Nalley:
then we realized that the II told
you sO' bunch was still on earth.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Charles Davis l.as resigned as a
director of the Roosevelt club. Can
anybody guess why:
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

1t seems cruel to recall il. but
say, that certainly was an awful
waIlop that the pro2resslves OF
Weld have handed to Big Mac.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Senator Gmggenheim is coming to
Colorado for his annual prediction
visit. Oh listen. maybe he is going
to feed the republican editors again.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of Johanna Christina Reinhoid. dece's'"
The undersigned. having been appointed admin
istrator OF the estate of Johanna Christina fe'h
Colorado deceased. hereby gives notice that ne pc
will appear before the County Court OF saia "eid
County. at the Court House In Greeley IN s'f' W
County on Monday. the first day Of April A. ~
1919. at the hour Of 10 o'clock 3. m OF SAID DAY az
which time all persons having claims asains, s,a
estate notified and requested to attehm ioI ~. "
purpose Of having the same nd djusted. All persons
indebted to said estate requested to make mn
mediate payment to the uudersigned -, -.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 2srd o"' "
February. A. d. 1912.
OSCAR F. BROMAN
Administratnr Of the estats Of johanna Chf's''"'
Reinhoid, deceased.
Thomas A. Nixon. John c. Nixon. Attorneys,
First publication In Greeley Tribune feo' So
last publication March21. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Our contemporary insists that the
people with money are for Taft. We
rather suspect that and the more
p,oney they have the more they are
Tor l1It,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

The G. o. Il. machine in Weld
county is getting more ricke'y
every minute.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

The men of Windsor have invited
the women to speak at their BROTH
erhOOd meeting. In most places
the women do not need any invita-
ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

We are still hopeful that spring
is coming in spite of the coal mans 5
inSinuating smile.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

One Of the girls who filled tie
role of living model in Shaw's store
few days ago is married already
There never was any job like that
offered to us.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

You can SOY 80 NJ
tion with a '''" g.. \
use Chnmeerll,u,, .,u,,,n,s,s
Sayo been perals,,, ,,Is |
their use r'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Two-thirtis Of the voters of the
United States are progressive, ac-
cortiing to a widely extended straw
vote 1t certainly looks like Wilson
and Roosevelt at the head of the
two zig tickets.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-07

Our contemporary is in terrible
stew. 1t invited communications
from the Roosevelt republicans and
then when it got one, threw q whiri-
ing dervish fit and roasted rOundly
the man who sent it.