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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
moo
Parpeltertruiten

Gc9ieringcnS Sa1Sanlpg moo Sn.
ternationol &nrpeiter Company fog
/ Gir&OogS i'm @eQpnoclie / Iors
b~unoSrcttcn / Ct. 2ori8, Wto. - Get
feritc &i0nc, iom oih6rtc@, par Sar.
OcltertruitcnS @Cncrninlcnt, Wtihoel
$. 2omb ira Wiaiior, Ser, ser for.
toItc, at ban / 1903 baooe betoIt
$500 eQcr 500 forat ian iIaoct
libel ct / &egiSlatltren / Soutb %.
fota ircmiat 6orilag ON OpretteIicn
al en- @inbctroo0Sfobrif / StotS.
iUngilet.
g~nqauenoe sc nGrnlere SmItGns
Oigbc0Cr forflarebe ban, at ga GSor.
lloget bar frcnriat, bop0e ban roo0s
fert IiQ ne0 Ben fbp. TpuqiclSbiref.
TOR, Sobn $. @oplCr, iom bap6e Tor.
tolt BAN, at 0ct piIoc td1e mortoc
Fcn0e at foa ToriIogct orrbt. San
baDbc berpnu ifrcpct til Scnrp 3.
0nniclS, SnrocltcrtrllitcnS General.
%beiturer, % iorflarct BAN, ~"Bporoan
@on0et Iao".
Nogle Gage 6ercfter bopoe han
ira ocnne mootngct en- reqiitreret
Eotfc mc0 me 500 cOlcr me6 Gua.
lTQ ON at operlcpere Gengene til
@omIcr.
Son haube oNioa, fortoltc BON. be-
toIt en- Rcportcr $50 elcr 500 forat
ifriue en- HcoaftionSnrtifeI MOB @co.
to9ellcn al set nruntc 6orilng.
Nt5le oobenbicrtcoc SplpSntnQer
poftc oOifiuiQ SpiiBt. Sfisnt ban
life bar inNitUpnct iom @ionc, bar
Ntr. @omIcr tiLitc0c / RetSlofaIet for,
ION ban uOtolte iia / poofpmmenbe
EilfTIoe at fllnne "bcifpttc fine ST.
tcrC@ier".
Sam mc6Qno prioat, at ban hoooe
mo0toGet $500 ira 2omb, men for
flarC0c, at GcnQcue tiQi0cmc0 $50,
han houbc iooct al NetoiI SIMPLE.
mcnt NcoIcrS' N&iocintion bar bIet
onpcnbt til at bctoIe GlSiociottoncns
Legislative aomitc5 llOgiitcr, % al
hpiIfcr &omitc ban par ct MeOIent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crflprcoc, at
han life booNe @rllQ for hans &io.
nC@bnr0 oQ life oQtcoe at Iooe BAN
in0ful0c ION Ti0nC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
en- Poieiterets fienoeIie

8e Sor. Staters SsieIteret bar /
en- oen 2oen bs. afgipet aienOeIie
paalagt Union EaciiiciernbaneieIftas
bet at ifiae Jig al meb De Iftier, oct
eier / Soutbern EocificsS ernbaneieI.
ifabet.
9enne aienbeIie er al ppermoaoe
oiotrGffenbe 9etpbning, ioet bcft bill
gipre set unuIi9t for be itore Sern.
baneipltemer at un~oerlGgge Jig, eler
fombtnere fonfllrrerenbe Sernbaner.
Gn Sernbone pil funne erbperpe
Jig fortere eller lpngere oirefte Sor.'
binoelieslinier, men fonfurrerenbe
Sarer fan life onlintteS | BET iamnte
SpItem ligegplOigt buor fiGrnt De
ligger fra binonoen. Som / BET Der
pao0omte SilfGlOe: Union Eocifics
Sernbanen er forbltot at ifuffe fig
&ontrolen oper Sput6ern Gacific.
ga1ten, ifisnt OiSie gnner pna matt
&c Steocr ltgger oper 1000 Mil ira
binanOen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Oynamitiaoen

Sra indianapolis, Snb., meIbes
ben 2ben December: Hegieringen
afiluttebe ioag fin Sag meo afbsrel-
len al lit 549be Sione % ioreilog
SiltaIen b9pct fer fire al De ans
flageoes Teofommenbe, nemlig g.
9. Weaootp, Sefretpr / Warion So.
(Snb.) Building Srobes Council;
Sobn 9. Carroll, SefretPr | Sern.
arbeioerneS Sofalforening / Spra.
cu'e, q. g.; 90. $. Sapis, Ibila.
oelpbia, Meolem al Serns og 9ro.
arbeioerneS internationale grefutio.
raao, og @iQiam s.. 9enion, Greii-
bent / Neutrality-suspicious. Sofal-
afoeling / 3etroit. Wih.
Soriuarets fsrite gione bar Sranf
Nt. Gpar, GrGiibent / Sern. og
groarbeiOernes INTERNATIONALLY Sor-
ening. Sibnet erflGreoe, at Web.
lemmerne al @refutipraabet abIolrt
intet &ienoifab bapbe til WcHama.
rabreoreneS Spnamitbeoriiter % be.
nGgteOe pau oct beitemteIte at bare
blot ON, eller baot nogetiombelIt at
beItiae meo De iteofunbne Spnomit.
erploiioner. Sigrlebcs bapoe ban
paa rebe Sdonb en- meget pIaltiibel
6orfloring paa Sc mango Sentpo.
ringer / fine 9repe til forIfieGige
"Sobs", iom ifl,lOe uofsreS pao for
ificlliae Ste0er / 2on0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Sopen.

%IofoI oe SooIoFI'o8 l'm IV"'8
al nooe leI''''''8 9ooe ''0l'8''F III
al M oe0lo9et 0eH I'LL '"''I'''''
rooo1 S'@''0h AZ @~0"8rc9l'"' ct
senator 4e'Ip0H@ ~" ON al 'oF0o''
NronS0ort az SP'ri'''0'o III 'oo'
toIo1 0rN I'rr''0rp .. D. J. SI"'
Ter, %0'r 0o Soni'1o'r' No'r Del nm
Ger )''''''' S'o' or '''0l''' al '"'"'
H'r'e Nt''''. \ I''''' S'''''" 'I'o
Del o'I"''' S'''"'''' III o''''' ~"
"'''V '""'@ 0' !" N'""''0'''" ""
'o"' ~"''''''' U" ''' u !" ''"",".
u "~o'''""'''y ''''"''''"'>'
"''' "'''""S''> w. VI "'"'' u" ''"'
!'"''I NV u wv VIZ" '"' "'">'' '''
I'''"' ~"'''
"'''"'@'''"''' ','' '''' >""'''
e. 'o''' '" III '"' .''''""' '''''' '"'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Sar o bctalt
Sores SubifriptinN?

@rS bUcr cncitc Sinic / uUrt fire.
fioigc SinrGSbl0O iOng! Oct or lgic'
rpbt ium en- at StUrbrnuiicrucS
Sporting GOitipns", men nHa &c
hnr IGit oct nil &c piOc, AT oct bnr
bcOrc Sing at bObc pGH cuN "Saic
Fail &ctnrns" % "Grisc StgBtcrS
HccurbS". ri bar "MctnrnS ano
8riscs" for bucr cncitc IbOnncnt,
iUm upbctnlcr % %fUrnger i'm Sub
ifriptiun II. { GDbct al DC nrltc
icr Tiger nil hi mOStagc taicncr AZ
Turnpclicr % SubifriptiOncr. ScnO
Ncrfur 9creS SUrnnclic Ill mems
GrGmicubOnlget cr itsrit.
@i gipcr Errmic fun til Dem, IUm
bctalcr ct belt glar / SOrifuS. Gnocl
IbunnCutcr ifplocr uS ira CT til cl'
lcuc Waancocr; huiS e cr eli al
oisic, hop li9cinn gUbt into the bnno
mnaUn" itrHr % UGr meo / EGrnocn
mco DC S~nicncr, iUm bctnlcr / 6pr'
ifno bucrt Inr.
"SccurnhsE uitcu" har Here Nbons
ucntcr cub nU9ct anoet uOrif %Iao |
&c TurcncNc Stnter, or lGit uucr bclc
Gluocu, bringcr Silicu fra SannS'
mGno &erocn uuer % har altio no'
oct af SntcrcSic for Gem. ScriOr
bulbcr g oct; OcrfOr snifcr hi at
bchuIoc Gem ium I6Onucut. Surng
iNn9i
y. Inunoicu Tnbliibiua 81,
SccurGb, Soma.
R.&. Sag bare paG net lpICrboc
SilGgsblao!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

ientlige 3iIipn paa bette Smraobe
bar pit zig at bore | Solfeoplpsnin.
gems Sieneite. SorGlbrene nar me.
re og mere IGrt getpouingen al, at
aIminbeli9e Sunobe0sregler gien.
nemisres / @jemmene, at ser gioes
mere ggt pao @arnets Ssbe og Be
fhroning, isrgeS for mere friif 2lft
| SopepGrelicr, % at Der / bet belle
BRACES itsrre Omiorg FOR Den baglige
SunobeoSpleie.
Meu ielpislgeIig itaar Ser / benne
ScnieeuOe enomu mc9et tilbage of on.
tie. @n itor Del al 2anoets 9efolfs
ming mangler enbuu Soritaaelien al
buor pigttg oct err for Dem ielp, Cant
iun0et o9 @fterilGgten at boloe Jig
DC iimplelte Sunobebsforifrifter efs
tcrrctteIi9. llrenSligbeben / oenS
mango Sfiffclicr er ponifelig of foa
9ugt meo. Wten oct gaor iremoo i
ocnne iom / andre Senieenber, og efs
ter bpert iom oen offentlige Sllno.
be0Sfontrol ifiGrpes % bIir mere %
mere oIminoeIig, pil 8olf iteoic be.
ore og beOre lore, bporlebes De ifnl
inOrctte Jig for melt mtIig at unbgaa
Sp9Oom % al Den GlenOigbeb, iom
feIQcr mc0 Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Rommisiionsplanen
itaar for Salo.

Sra Mobiion, 8is., mebocleS Sen
3bie oS., at Giharb (. Gin, ber be.
fjenbte Sroieaior / Stotssfonomi
peb Stat3uniperiitetet bar bittet paa
en- Glan, iom BAN paaitaar err Iangt
beNre % p%irfiOmmere END set iaa.
falOte Council, ia en0og eno
"&ommoSiion@pIonen" iom Hegiea
ringsiorm for 2anoets Sper. Sans
&Iuu omiotter &alaet al ct 9pranb
iom biOtil, men of bette ifaI beige
Ell professional" @orgermeiter, en-
"@uiinciS W~onoger" for Spen -
Den op8tigItc % bebit ififfeoe for
StiQinQen, ION fan oporiueS.
Seq cr in0cn Erpfet", erflprebe
bon, men icQ tror, at ocnne FIon
i 2pbCt al foo Mar / itor llbitrpf'
ming piI finOc Hnbpas beri 2onoet.
Cen iungerer opermaaoe tiIirebs.
itiacrbc / &uiflanb, og err allcreoe
blcuct oOoptcrct / Sumtcr, @. 6. og
Storton, 90, bcri 9anoct. Sheen
CT gonife iimpcI. Se itore &orpo'
r~otionerS GirCftsrer isger aItio at
foo rat / Ben Opatieite Wonb, iom
er at opOripc, Iisesploia ira boiIfen
aont al &crocn, til grGiiocnt eacr
Nona8cr. 81 ieIp llniperiitetctS
@ooro Of Hcacnts ieaer beit %
Iapt 2onbct ouer eiter en- fompe.
tent Hcftor. Gn 9p biirbe ooiaa
baue en- professional Wapor / Spio.
icn for Stnrct"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

al Riuioner eIeftriife 2ps. Den
ferIte eleftriite Motor blep iat /
5orbinoelie me6 De eIeftriife Spsleo.
ninger / 1884, men / ier Waaneoer
loa oeniie iamme Wotor bortil9ngt,
for Selifabet fuulbe iinoe nogen, iom
bar niaig til at ioriege ben npe
araftprobucent. Sbag onperoes Oct
/ Nen Oorf Gitp alene oper $4,000
Seitefreiter / eleftriife Wotorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Puneen paa Daet.

Sra Chicago meboeIeS Sen 2oen
December: On itor 9uIbioer tiIbs.
renoe QtrS. s. anberion, 45I @cit
Chicago IpenIe, fol iremitiacS for
gpen& SunobeoSfommiSlion iorat
iaa lin SinoStiIitauo unoerisgt.
SunOenS Sip ofbGrger al oens
aienbeIie. % Snfuiiitioueu er Te.
~iuItatet az bens itrenge TIigtfeIeIie
iom gagtbunb.
Sobn auoerion, 80 Iar aammcI
og biemmebsrenoe | gScanoba.
Mid. fom 2srboss aiten inb / Mrs.
anoerions Salpon 90 fisbte iis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Sit fit Syn isien.

Sra SfIaboma Gitp, SfIa., meo.
bcIes Den 2Sen December: GaItor
IS. g. Rupert, Brett peo en- al
9perts airfer, ser bauoe p9ret blind
/ oper % gar, bar peo ct merfeIiet
SiIi9loe facet tit Spn isien.
San bIep for nogle Gage iioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Oficntlio Sunoheospeien.

OffentlI9 Sunoheosp@ len.
can ounce of prevention is
better than a pound of cure,
Tiger ct cngcIif CrOtefe, boi5 SonO.
bco cr ugienOripeIi9 9oot5iort i hlie'
ncr al GiIiUIoe. Get cr Den ionlmc
SQnobc0 u0trDft paa Ell onOcn Woa'
0c, naur en- bcficnot 2pgc, Or.
CrciaIor, npIig Tar ilOtaIt, at "we
need more doctors OF public
health than mere doctors of me-
dicinc'. Wico ANDRE Orb, bpa0 6oIf
trrnQcr, cr mere emo ri bar mi al
ben SIug5 me0icinit llu0Criggclic,
iom bar i'll Wlnal at b c or0rc %
beOure &eIbrcOen, iGr man belt
cuer oclui8 bar tnbt OCn, % oct o..
icutIigc Dor bcllcre baDe i'm Spnerf,
iOnlhcO benpCn0t puu bette enc pan
at imlic op sc iD0c FOR at gisrc Dem
iriifC iQien. Sort SDitem, at betaIc
&pJeruc for at itclle mc6 oS, nunr III
cr blct ip8e", fortiPtter Goftorcn,
"bgr / iterre ll0itrGtninJ emo M crs
itotteS al oct fiuCiiifc Spitem at be.
tnlc Dem for at iorcbpg9e, at ri
ipQe." @iGlber Octte 0en Ell.
fcItc, ioo qirIocr oct / ioa meget
itorre @roo Sumiun0ct Tom @clbeo.
Get oifcutIiQc Sunobco3pnicn er en-
Notwithstanding al Sen aucr
b~oiCite @etponing. glt oct gisrc5 iaa
ciicftiUt iom mllig, er bare 3ob 80.
Iitif Tor SamiUnoct. Net bctrugtct,
hor Honoct& @orQcrC oct iumme &ruu
poa, at 0erca @ern lful ioo pore op
iau iunoC % irilfe, iom go0e SmGis
Oclicr, iuno &epcnlanoc oQ ct %iunnpits
tigbc0@iul0t oiicntlig SiIipn tiaas
Der, iom oc bar pno, at Sc iaor GIN.
Ieonin9 iii at gao / SfoIe. Qe bar
0en famine 9tCt til at forIanac, at ser
itoI Gicrc@, bUo0 Gisrc@ fan, til Sore.
bpl9CIic al Spgoom3cpcOimicr iom
til at iorbinorc, at &onfrnoi0bcO oQ
%utcrCaicIeahco ioor 2op til at brc0e
Jig bIonot @cioIfninQea.
Muor Ii0ctil bette / iiQ icIp uotllrs
Ii0pia or. iaa cr set life Ocitomin0rc
en- &icno2QicrnirN at Scr boooc
bIonot pore NunoiQhcocr % bIonOt
Solicit iclu hcrifcr hpiit tooQcoc pc
Qrcbcr ont, bporlc0ca ct ciicftiut Of.
'cNt,jQ Slmohco8pricn Dor in0rcttc&,
~ mao llloll llleo @eh'Nn n'rtII llleo
MiHl''i0N'o tan tr"oe, Nctte bar
o'i n''ro'"0'1I9 IN @rllno l. at
Sporl%mo0Ict cnOml ior ioo manages
%'NtoIliiiTNoc or 1'iIIlltCIl3 mt. 5
0ft o'Ic 'r oE mere 'o'I'nIotl'tc or
''i'iIi0' %Tir"o'I'cr Pod at ocporC
"0Ii% NEI'G oco NorCpn80cIle a.
i''iilIoE Nu'Iono'' 'nlIollNc Nm9locIs
yer .. J. D. AZ 'or0oiN2ol" IN Sofo.
VI oIFI'olllI n'Ie Sohoet oNn'ottchoc
S0''Sil o''li'' N'l'''n3 Norer Cnoll'
III DC >In9 'om N ocllter poo. Men
Ger or Gil a. &c NI''0, 'om III 81 lIIoo
t0lllll'.
On 'lulo o0 trartl8 |c'oItnln9 nleo
oQN'lcoe &oc"Icr, ION or ct Irlt 6olt
o"rola, or mere o"ro emo ali alloct,
II 'itr' - oIr *en9c u bar %on-
tGn al S'ro u bar unoerIo8t o%.
"a Der er In9en Noh ON, al Oct o.
'cntIi0e &lIlQn Der bar en- ooeror'
oentIl8 %et0on1n9. N'coltIn't Sn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

srrrTp ., srcosD CLASS s.rrE Jurr l5rE 1908 At rE ro,I
orIcE az DrooIAH, Iowa rEpTE mr 1r % coseEraa Or
kAscu 5, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

frumreoe ig i%annIen. ben foItcoe mig reaet for
SrRnoc % min Some tIdacoe iii ale 5toer. 8a bleo
iea tloaere. SEQ tpa min Nuitru rteo iii en- COB Built.
SauoclsmauoeH iagoc ps: 6pis on pl BABE Ell Dun,
Der itcger aoot, ipnt life fortGrcr al Din 5Drtieueite |
grGnoe % iom life fomnl + ~llitano, oa beta! Iiot
mere % ful en i~tttte!ig Suu. Sea bar ben her, be
faIocr ben "Guif WeIl". Bel, ri figbtc ben, bar I'M
brult ben / mGuge Nar, % ben CT ~fremoeIcS ItaesOo.
Der CT tr1en mere Slayer nit Sns, o. Waaltioerne
er altib fGroi9e naar ieg fonlner bieul.
efuGoc bin Sauolenbe lite BABE ben. ba itrio til
Ringen Stove Co.. Div. No. 1913 Chouteau Avenue,
st. Louis, Mo-, % ,na lnberretnina pm oereS Blue
@orcelain Ganae for &ul pI Geo. Den er fortriuli9.
&inaeu 50. laper ben lin pGlbise Jabrit ct.
2puis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
.om n1lg Mfmb

ics Inn Tibet til Gogeopue, og
ba co blcp gift tigbtc leg min 6uitru
cn pen foruitict Son iom 8doe til
Sea irpcoe leg tigbte ben iii
cu rimelig GrtS Sci bar min Sell
tdaelie. eiuRrItabebcrue inbtrnaote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06

giOrogene til Socialiitpartiets
aompognefono 6clsb iig Jolt til
so, 300 % ll0Qi'tcrne til $35,325.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

You've just got to-" Mallory in. sisted.
 Release me, please"
 "Never!"
 How dare you!" the parson shrieked. and with sudden wriggle writhed out of his coat. leaving it in Mar1orie's hands. He darted to the door and flung 1t open, with Mallory hot after him.
 The train was kicking up a cloud or dust and getting it's stride. The kidnapped clergyman paused a mo. ment. aghast at the speed with which the ground was being paid out. Then ne climbed the brass rail and. with B nasty prayer. dropped overheard.
 Mallory lunged at him, and seized nlm by his reversed collar. But the collar alone remained in his clutch The parson was almost lost fin the aust he created as he struck, bounded ana rolled till he came to a stop. with his stars and his prayers to thank for injuries to nothing worse than his dignity and other small clothes.
 Mallory returned to the dissertation room and flung the collar and bib to the noor in fury of despair, howlinc:
 He got away! He got away!"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
RECORD WooING STUNT.

The matrimonial record IS held " a chauffeur of Los Angeles, Cai., saJ :. met, wooed and won his orlos u1 I] thirty minutes, a few days ago, u N was experiencing difficulty ;, wl:u U .h1 N automobile one morning while m !a] .i business section of the city, he nl un to start the machine, but the '.', ;. s'kicked back" and his arm "a. '..;;] verely injured. Along came 2 ,l,s's lss hating young woman. She an el,s;a1 his injured arm for him, , 'I1l hs5 pleasantly the while. Il WISH su,ssurI a wife," remarked the cnaa I'd tbd "Well, this is leap year. muss1 9, Fo fair one, twill you marry me. {. ta answer the motorist swung l''4 a,sre seat in the automobile anu , :. M garding speed laws, daslleu u,,srrise s court house, obtained n'a,'S 2, license and sought justice ..ss,es1 2, peace, who performed the
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
CHAPTER XXI.
Rolled Vet Again.

Mallory had fled from the scene at the first hum of the minister's words. His fate was like alkali on his palate For twelve hundred miles he had ran sacked the world for a minister. When one dropped on the train like mama through the roof, even this miracle had to be checkmated by a perverse miracle that sent to the train an early infatuation, silly affair that he him. self called puppy-love And now Mar. jorie would never marry him. He did not blame her. He blamed fate.
 He was in solitude in the smoking room. The place reeked with drifting tobacco smoke and the malodor of cigar stubs and cigarette ends. His plans were as useless and odious as cigarette ends He dropped into chair, his elbows on his knees and his head in his hands-Napoleon on St. Helena.
 And then, suddenly he heard Mar jorie's voice. He turned and saw her hesitating in the doorway. He rose to welcome her, but the smile died on his lips at her chilly speech:
 May I have word with you, sir?'
 "Of course. The airs rather thick in here" he apologized.
 Just wait!" she said, ominously, and stalked in like young ZeIobia.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

IleO III. lie ulQ not recognize HIS boyish enemy in the gray haired, red faced giant that greeted him, but he knew that voice and it's gloating irony:
 Hello, Charlie
 He had always found that when Ira grinned and was cordial some trouble was In store for him. He wondered what rock Ira held behind his back now, but he forced an uneasy cor diality: And is this you, Ira? Well, well! It is yeahs since last we met. And you're just getting married. Is this the first time, Ira?"
 First offense. Charlie"
 The levity shocked Selby, but a greater shock was in store, for when De inquired: And who IS the-er- happy-bride?" the triumphant Lath- rop snickered: "I believe you used to know her. Anne Cattle"
 This was the rock behind Ira's back, and Selby took 1t with a vince: Not my old"
 The same. Anne, you remember, Charlie"
 "Oh, yes," said Anne, How do you do, Charlie?" And she put out shy hand, which he took with one still shyer. He was so unsettled that he stammered: Well, well, I had always hoped to marry you, Anne, but not just this way"
 Lathrop cut him short with sharp: Better get busy-before the train starts. And I'll pay you in advance before you set off the fireworks"
 The flippancy pained Rev. Charles, but he was resuscitated by one glance at the bill that Ira thrust into his palm. If a mans gratitude for his wife is measured by the size of the fee he hands the enabling par son. Ira was madly in love with Anne. Rev. Charles had a reminiscent sus- picion that it was probably a counter felt. but for once he did Ira an in- justice.
 The minister was in such a tiutter from losing his boyhood love, and gaining so much money all at once and from performing the marriage on a train, that he made numerous er- TOTS in the ceremony, but nobody no ticed them and the spirit, if not the letter of the occasion, was there and the contract was doubtless legal enough.
 The ritual began with the pleasant murmur of the preachers voice, and the passengers crowded round in solemn calm, which was suddenly vio- lated by loud yelp of laughter from Wedgewood, who omitted guffaw after guffaw and bent double and opened out again, like an agitated umbrella.
 The wedding-guests turned on him visages of horror, and hissed silence at him. Ashton seized him, shook him, and muttered:
 What the-whats the matter with you?"
 The Englishman shook like a boy having a spasm of giggles at a tu- neral, and blurted out the explana- tion:
 That story about the bridegroom l just saw the point"
 Ashton closed his jaw by brute force and watched over him through the rest of the festivity.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

me FIRST show o. the South County
Rcuitry association opens next week.
Abel Babcock. senior vice om-
rn8nder Of Hancock post. G. A. r.. has
rEtuTned from a visit iu Philadelphia.
There are 294 registered drug stores
IN Rhode Island, and SIX are located in
Westerly.
Rev. J. ". Ford viii preach IN the
7 'irat Baptist church Sunday morning
end az Avondaie in the afternoon
Allen u. Harris, son Of 1Ir. and Mrs.
Allen Harris. Of Westerly. and Miss
Mildred -riiiae OF Indian Orchard.
Mass, were married Dec. rs in SPRING
tcld Mass.
Andcifated JOYS for a Happy New
8 ear ami Nor His own Father are
Tho topics OH The morning and evening
srrnons respectively. of Rev. a. G.
rrGltcu in Grace Methodist church
Sunday
Sntc Council Warden shelby C..
Nicholas .r Western and the other
H4ole island state officers Of Junior
ORDER nf American Mechanics viii
rake an official visitation 90 Washing
ton council of Providence Monday
evening.
In the repievin suit of s. J.. Reuter-
& Son against Margaret Pickering
which c1nce-ned the ownership Of two
hsifers. judge Williams gave decision
FOR defendant f1r the return and res
toration. The plaintiff 90 pay dam
eyes OF 20 cents and costs OF s..
II an Amendment introduced in the
T.hode Island general assemhls becomes
1a-v. no commissions ol pilots shall
go a. a pilot or iutcrcede with any
-ns 10 secure business Tor any pilot.
rnd. farther. no commission shall De
revoked without first giving IFS holder
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
FREIGHT PILED HIGH
ON BOSTON WHARVEs.
Strike of 1900 Lonsshoremen Com
pIetsly Ties Up Shipping.

Boston, Jan. with wharves piled
high with merchandise, loaded steam
ers arriving with no hand to unload
the freight. partially empty steamers
sailing and agents contemplating
turning their boats toward other ports,
the longshoremen's strike for ten
cent increase in wages assumed a Sc
rious aspect tonight, so far as Boston's
foreign commerce is concerned. 1t is
estimated that $500 men left work at
midnight and despite the efforts of
city and state officials, who held sew
eral conferences with the steamship
agents and the union leaders, the
strike at sunset showed no signs Of
breaking up. 1t was even intimated
that 1t might extend to the freight
handlers who take care of the cargoes
Of coastwise steamers, but this even
ing these men were still at work.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
WHAT is INTERESTING WESTERLY
Hearing in Case of WEIGH VS.. Schwaner = Westerly Real
Estate of the Late Edward s. Brewer Valued at $4,000
Officers of Socum Post G. A. R., Installed by Joseph
E. Jewett-Harris- Trudine Marriage

opportunity to be heard upon charges
preferred against him.
The incoming administration of the
city OF Lawrence, Mass, has made
many changes in the several depart
r.ents. In the health department %
II en- have received their final pay en-
velopes and eight new appointments
" ere made, among the latter being Al
exander Gbchrlst, formerly Of West
crly.
Price & Rogers have sold lots at
Pleasant View to Charles G. Chapman
Of Yonkers, N. Y, and to Walton FL.
Ingham of Fort Wayne, Ind. John NJ.
Browning has sold lot of land and
dwelling house near the Woody Hill
SChOolhouse 10 Thomas VIM. =. Frank
Clark has sold a lot at Pleasant View
to Efie Smith of Pawtucket. William
H. Marland of Danielson has pur-
chased lot at Pleasant View from
Alzada A. Saunders. Peter NJ. Rose
ard Antonio Papalia have purchased
from Harold D. Kenyon building lot
in Canal street. in the Sullmanville
section
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06

The annual meeting of Stonington
steam fire engine company No. 1 was
held Thursday evening, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for one
year:
Foreman, T. ]. Osman, Jr.; first as
sistant, p. G. Sheffield; second as
sistant, James Daily; secretary and
treasurer. ]. r. Anderson, Jr.; stew
ard. David Vennard; engineer W. H
Niles. assistant engineer, G, A. Rix;
fireman. William Edgar; assistant fire.
man, Charles Buck pipemen, Z. Car
son. J. Diaz, r. Edgar, Jr, Harold
Saunders, William Osborn; suction
hosemen. T. Wood w. Mckinney, H.
Schneider. ]. A. Vargas, Jr, J. d.
AMIGO, William Graham; hydrantmen,
j. s. Anderson, Jr., Samuel Wood, f.
W. Northrup, John RouX, William
Clay: auditing committee, Thomas
MatheWson and Thomas Hood.
Westerly Defeated.
The first games Of the season Of
the Shore Line bowling league were
played Thursday evening Stonington
defeated Westerly at the Arion club
alleys by a score of 1856 to 2141, or
2l5 pins. The high single score was
made by I. MaXson of Westerly, 302;
the high 3-suing total was carried off
by Franken Of the borough, SIS.
Mrs. c. S. Hulps Will Probated.
The will Of the late Mrs. Mary H.
Hull. widow Of Charles s Hull, was
offered for probate in the court of
the district of Stonington Thursday.
There are no public requests, the per-
sonal property 10y the terms Of the
win being divided equally between
Miss Huldah Bowman and Miss Abby
Palmer Stcfenson. ]. Hull Browning
of Tenafly, y. j.. has been appointed
executor.
Administrator Named.
Benjamin Cutler has been appointed
administrator with the will annexed
OF the estate of the late L. a. Grover.
Evening of Cards.
The members of Neptune hose COM
pauy are to hold card party in
their rooms this Saturday evening.
The warden and burgesses, members
of the hose and fire companies, and fire
police have been invited.