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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
PRoHIBlrroN CONFERENCE.
Norwich Men to Be on Programme for
 County Meeting.

Rev. G. R. Atha of Groton will be the chairman at the county confer ence of the prohibition party to be held on Tuesday at New London H. M. Swinney of Pawcatuck and Frank Haglund of this city are to talk on Why Have So Few Voters Supported the Prohibition Party? Mrs. s. J. Min of New London is to tell How Women Can Help the Party Work, and J. L. Randall of Groton will give re- port of the national Convention in In- dianapolis. In the evening the address will be by Quincy Lee Morrow of South Dakota
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Unclaimed Letters.

The list of unclaimed letters at the Norwich post office for the week end ing Feb. 8, Is as follows: Mrs. Mary Bramble. care of Mrs. Lash, c. F. Brit ton.s Mrs. B. F. Buckley. R. F. D., An tonic Bubko. Mrs. J. Carlos, Dr. James C. Carroll, Miss Louis Dipina, Mrs. Wellington Fillmore, Tobila Gatuyrs. 5eer, Mrs. H. Hassan. Greeneville, Dr. Gaius E. Harmon. Jim Horton, John Jarick. Prospect Park, Andrew Kee- nan. B. Lury. k. F. D., w. A. May nard, Mrs. Eva Metty, Robert Moor head, Nortan & Little Brass Co, J. H. Pitney. Albert Prats. Frank Potter Michael Walker. Hyman zukowsky.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
How les Made, :

The l.. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint Is pure paint. One thousand pounds of pure White Lead. Zine and Linseed mixer; then. large mills grind 1t, and machines fill it into cans ready for market. But the user adds three quarts more Linseed Oil to each gallon to make 3-4 ~allons of Real Pure Paint for S1.4D per gallon. It is the very highest quality paint
 Sold by L. W. Carroll q Son, Walter Kingsley G Son. Pla1nAe1d-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08

General Secretary F. R. Starkey of the Y. M. c. A. was the speaker at the shop talk at the Cutlery Wednes- day noon, speaking on the topic, Light. Mrs. George T. Bard sang The Light of the World. and Cherry Aipe. in a pleasing stElA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Guardian Notice

Notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Gasconade County
Missouri, bearing date October
9th, 1913, / have been appointed
Guardian of the person and es-
tate Of
August Abendroth,
a person adjudged to be Of I'M
sound mind.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to exhibit them for allowance, to
the Probate Court Of Gasconade
County, within one year from
the date of the publication Of
this notice or they will be forever
barred. ROBERT WALKER,
Guardian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Administrators 9. t. a. Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that
Letters of Administration c. t. a.
upon the Estate of
Elizabeth Denim,
deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, by the Probate
Court Of Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the 18th day
Of September 1913.
All persons having claims
against said Estate are required
to exhibit them to me for allow
ance within six months from the
date Of said Letters, Or they may
be precluded from any benefit OF
such Estate and if such claims
be not exhibited within one year
from the date of the last insertion
Of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
MARY SIEGEL
Administrative c. t. a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

49, Ginem fur@tbaren lns
glid TT in 9~renerboben Der S4iffss
5immermann unb 5au1er DITTO GSts
ae aus 2ebsrbfibe gum Opfer sefal'
len. D1s Raiferbod NOR an elmer
S&leufeltiir unbi@t getporben, unb
% fol1te perfu9t iperben, bic be-
f9dbigte Stelle NIT Strobfdden ~
bi1ten. gns GSbe BET biefer 2lrbeit
gum britten Male tou1te, tpurbe Elm
2uftf4Iau1 bur4 cine Strsmung,
bic einer Strpbia6 bo5tpii1en preb.
te. gefnidt, unb Sole erIitt ben grs
fidunestob.
Sn boiler Uniform fsi.
mes Regiments unb nit fiinfaig f@ar.
fen patronen III auf Der JIu&t Elm
beutf9er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bon Srieit
tommenb. auf Der Dar9reife mad
tetner babifden 9eimat In 1rauns
iteir (Oberbabern) a~nssfommen. Der
Glii4tltng eraGbIt, bob Ct por bier
Woden bonn 2. Mesirnent Der Grenrs
benlegion aus MIsier geflihta fei,
unb nod 25tasissr Gubfpanb.runs
Elm Sferret&tf4ts @diff erreidt ia.
BE, bas i'm nod 9rist brobte. Die
oferrei4if9en, RoniuIn batter lin
unbehellist f.ines Wesss aiebsn Iaf.
fen.
Mu DeranIaTuna Ser
Stadtsanpaltf4aft In Berlin tpurbe
bort bel mebreren Re9tsanpaIten
tine 9alsfuHuns borgenommen, od
Der brinsenoe 9er6adt befanb, bdB
ie fur @eferenbare segen gntsslt be-
rem f4riftlide Mrbeit.n gum MFeFp,
renegar1en a~nsefertist bdtten, Die
oann als eis.ne Mrbeiten Der
RommiHion etnrei9ttn. Die Dur&.
fuduns Fat ramemtli& Bel iinsereu
@e9tsantpdlten umfansreides ,Mate.
rial outage sef6roert, bur1 bas ii9
Der @erbddt bollauf beftGtiste. Sc
gen bte 8etetItsten tpirb bas geri&.
li1e Berfabren etnaeleitet p.r6ea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

Surgensff bat ii6 iiber Die ruifia
fde 3en5ur einmal bitter betlagt, oern
mo- Der Senior BET ibm audi ni9ts
ausauieben fanb, neil es i~rgenbpie
lie perfDnli9feit bes 3aren pber Die
@taatsrelision in lnerlaubter Weife
beriibrte, @%snoerunsen nabm er oDh
bor, uno fir Surgenieff Der ieoes
einselne Wprt abipog, mar odS bodft
perbrieBli9. Gs ipirb nun ersdblt.
Turgenieff babe unter feinen 8apies
rem Elm paar &orreturbpgen aufsebpe
ben, nit oenen es cine eigentiimlihe
Befpanbtnis bate. Sn 2urgenieffs
Mert mar nGmli9 nnipriingli9 au
felen sepeIen: .Das Mdbden mar
pie cine 8lume". Der Senior bate
bds burditriden uno nit Rotiift
our9 Die Worte erfebt: yOds Srdus
lein gli1 elmer blii6snben HoIe." Wes
gen oieIer nnperftdnoli9en 8erdnbes
ring fudte Surgenisff ben Senior
auf, unb gu fetnem Grffuunen erftbr
er, bab Der 3enfpr pirfli1 Die beIten
@riinbe bate, folbe Genoeruneen
pprsunebmen. .Mie tSnnen sic per+
ldnsen, baB i'd nidts berduoereg"
Idste Der Senior nGmli9. .Sdben
Gis fi1 Die Su1e aud griinbli9
iiberleet2 Menn i'd niats ftreibe,
rerliers i6 meme fdDnen 5000 Rnbel
i'm Sabr, uno fpenn ih ioide Stride
made I6aOet oas etpa irgsnoeie
mem Msnldena 9a baben Elm paar
Mprte eeItunhen uno icbt its1en ba
einiss mebr has III Der gauge lin.
.erf1ito 0erlanaen sic nun inns
msr nod. DaB i'd nidts itreide24
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that let.
tiers testamentary upon the estate OF
Hermann r. Schaffner
deceased. have been granted TO the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 9th day Of October 1913.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from date OF said letters, or
they may be precluded from any
benefit OF such estate; and IL such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last In
sertion OF the publication OF this mo-
tice, they will be forever barred.
Annie Schaffner,
William D.. Schaffner,
Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
FOURTH GLASS POSTMASTER,
y EXAMINATION.
Saturday, October as. 1918.

The United States Civil Ser,
vice Commission announces that
on the date named above ar ex-
animation will be held at Pots
dam, Mo-, as a result of which
it is expected to make certifica-
ton to fill a contemplated va
cancy in the position of fourth
class postmaster at Potsdam
Missouri and other vacan-
cies as they may occur at
that office, unless it shall be de-
cided in the interests of the SER
vice to fill the vacancy by rein
statement. The compensation of
the postmaster at this office was
$4,000 for the last fiscal year.
Age limit, 81 years and over
on the date of the examination,
with the exception that in a State
where women are declared by
statute to be of full age for all
purposes at Is years, women Is
years of age on the date of the
examination will be admitted. APP
plicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post of
flee for which the examination is
announced. The examination is
open to all citizens of the Unit
ed States who can comply with
the requirements.
Application forms and full In
formation concerning the require
ments of the examination can be
secured from the postmaster at
Potsdam, or from the u. S. Civil
Service Commission, Washington,
ID. C.
Applications should be proper
ly executed and filed with the
Commission at Washington with
in Z days before the date of the
examination, otherwise it may be
impracticable to examine the APP
licants. (
U. S. Civil Service Commission.
AH -.E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

SIN 3eiden ser $inrmeIstuoge fol.
len mir ms onran erinnern, baB
Elm geoeiblider 2ebensIauf nnr Bel
roaitanbigem 8leidgefpiGt bes Sci.
bes moglid lit. @ernneibet Dos 3it.
piel ebenfo nie bas 3lttuenia! Siitet
Gud Dor ueberIaoung 6es Maaens,
gpbei Dem aorper aber audi an Spei.
ie mn 8ronf gerlg beS @uten.
8abret @ud audi Dor l~tebermiioup9
ienic Dor Wansel on Sbatigfeit un5
8eipe9ung. Sorget fir elm etuises
8lcidmnb, o6er es tper6en iib St5r.
niiaca i'm &orper e~initelen, Die iid
itliebIi6 burf) ntannigfahe ernftIi6t
geifperoen fiinbgeben, fpie aopf.
iduter3en, Mattiafeit, Ser5fIopfen,
SdWiHael, @~eritopfititg Sri,f in Der
@aaensfube, 9ierenbeidtperben, @ii.
fenidpdGe, areuBi9mer5er, II. l.. 10,
Gonn 1T Sas @leifgeiuidt, Die Sc.
iunbbeit geit5rt uli6 Ser 500 irrper.
nieiOlid, iofern SIR Dem &orper
nht mieber gu Dem @Ieid)gepidt Tel.
ricr yc6eiIsttatigfeit perbelft. 9os
pieg lit ar.fa6 geniig, Den es gie5t
mir eileil Weg, uno Der lit Ieidt IN
allen apothefen 5u finoer un6 5tpar
IN @eitaIt Ger b%eriibmten ct, Bern.
ar0 GronterpilIen. 9ieie BilIed,
eirit nor reiien R0nden erfunoen,
hoben lid eli oielen S~alienben bon
2eiten Init seItortem @leibsetpift"
surd) Sohrbuft6erte aIs 6as besulbr..,
lpas lie limo; oils Sa$ bette Mittcl
aaS 9lnt 81 reinisen, ole Ebati9.
If,it Der Seber urS Der Wicren ~
reoulieesn. fur5 bos seitorte @Icif,.
gewiTf IN 9orper pte6er bcrsuItsis
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Executors Notice.


Notice Is hereby given, that letters
testamentary upon the estate Of
Christian 0elschlaeger
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County. Missouri, bearing
date the 4th day Of October 1913, /.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from the date Of said letters.
they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
Frederick Oelschlaeger,
Hermann Oelschlaeger,
Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

H., i. =, ,..,i..,.a
GEM % lurthenns the interests
o. oui
Z ny cent received by them
FROM hi. community /, a direc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

FOR SALE. Good stone dwell
ing-house, 6 rooms, garnet, good
cellar, stable, cistern and out
houses. Z lots, fine ground, fruit
trees, vineyard and garden; in
one of the best locations Of the
city. For sale because the own
ers cannot live here. Write or
call upon,
Gust. A. Freund,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOlic6 ID HcEtUy 6IFtHs VDat iotteIn
OF Administration upon the Estate OF
Caroline Neumann,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day OF August 1913.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them 10 me for allowance within six
months from date Of said letters. or
they may be ~precluded from any
benefit OF such estate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within sir
months from the date OF the last inser
ton OF the publication of this notice,
they win be forever barred
Frank Neumann,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

BEN iunaen @ebert, unb nun NIT
Gronaen! Sbr seliebter tleiner anss
retBer!
Mutter aIeinfdmibt tpsinie, baB
ibre Nafe pom bielen Ghndu5en al
etnem biden rotten RIumpel aris
f1pon. Sic ipoIte nint nad 9aus
fe seben, nu9 rtiht Die 2ampe ans
feden. bic Dor ibr auf benz Slide
ftanb - nein, I'm Dunfeln fters
BEN! Damn fonnte man fe in benz
ollen llnsliidssarten sleid besraben.
Gin Standardization on Der @arS
tentiir - cine belle Stimme:
.Mutter!1
Grau aleinldmibt lief, 10 fdnea
ibre 3itternben. Jiibe fe TRACER, ipole
ten, bur9 bic aufsepsidten Wese. -
BLOB bic @rete unb - @ebertS thz
rer!
,Wo 10 Gran591 feudte fe NIT
perfagenber Stimme.
Grete fiel ibr nm ben 6aIs. ftreiz
deIte bas perpeinte, fdon letdt pers
fdrumpeti, Grauensef9t. Rid tpeis
men, Mutierfen, . Ia ia ales quit
Grau Rleinfdmibt f&iitteIte fs
unsebuibig ab.
rDsein Grana, ipo is er9"
.8ei uns rnb gut a%ufse6oben.S
Rarl @ebert er5dblte.
Die Grdu atrnete auf. I'm Stene
Der 5uriidtpei1en6en Nnsf trat fpies
Der Bic alte Geinbfelisteit.
,Sdttet ibn lieber mitbrinstn fol-
len! - I'm Du ipsiBt bod, Srete,
bet Du bet MID fonat - abenbs NIT
n iunsen Mann ieb'n. I'm iib.rs
baupt: Der Sarten tpirb Derfauft.
Ridts als 4erser bat mon. I'm bas
nit Watern
.Dp is benn MI BLOB @aterg" uns
terbrad @rete lie beforst.
nSier y" Tam bic Inttport aus
spei rauben Mdnnerteblen.
5rau aIeinfdmibt fubr entiebt
berum. 9llif benz peihen 8oben battle
lie feiner tommen sebSrt, BITE 3tpet,
bic nun - tpie aus Der Duntelbeit
ernporsetpadfen - Dor ibr itanb.n.
Batter unb - Der ole @ebert! 4us
senfdetnlid beibe elm btb4en anses
beitert.
Mutter aleini9mibt mubte pohl
nidt gerabe ein f6laues @efi4t ma@
den, benn Elm @elGdter aus bier
aeblen fiilte bic feudttparme, nod
naFer Grbe unb naFen pflan5et buff
tenbe Mbenbluft.
,Wir ham WafSbnuns iefeiat,
SHUTTER" faste 4leinfdmibt patbee
tifd, nit ieltfam fdperer 3unse.
$40 unfs SGrten fid 70 biibfd boz
brosen, form mir bet MIDI ood bun9
l1eberbaupt finb ct Sliidsidrten I'm
mir ale Sliidsmeniden = MID, grne
BERG
ST fdlus benz frDblid srtnfenben
@eh.rt auf bic @dulter. bab es fra4s
ts.
,Go alio bait Du ben Jrana sez
fuft, @ater91 fragile 9rete Dor<
tpurfsbou.
aleinfdmibt purbe auf einmal
merflid niidterner. Ct frabte fi9
binter ben Obren.
.Ridtig, Der Jrana - feline
@ttmme Hang iebt peimrlt4 -
nberrje, i'd pplte i'm ia iu9en, Det
bab' i'd inn Dob paieFen."
Srau &leinf6mibt mubte ipiber
Miller laden.
.Na, Batter, tpesen Dir fonnte Der
Sunse MI pirtli9 bot iinb. &pmm'
man fdon mad 9oufe."
Gie mari &arl @ebert einen
freunbli9en 8lid gu unb faste niars,
ols er fi9 nit Der Grete - in siems
ltder gntfernung BON ben onberen
~ benz 53use Der !Seimpanbernoen
anf9loB. +.
lleber Der obseriFenen 8obnen=
ranfe, bie lire rotten 8liitentnDpfden
70 innis an ben Saoft Der nadbors
linen Gpnnenblume fdmieste, pts
fhprfpu fdnffhnft bic Hedentrppfen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-17

Alrich. New York city: Mrs. James NJ.
Rack New York city; Mrs. A. III.
Barnes. Cambridge. Mass Mrs. G, IL.
Claiborne. Baltimore. Md; Mrs, VIM.
j. Clark, New Rochelle. n y; Mrs.
r. Carpenter. Hunt Point. n r.; Mira
C. n. Chuhb. Michigan City. Ind:
Miss e NJ Corscot. Madison. Wis:
Mrs. j. A. Frick. Attention, Pa. Mrs
r. Francisco. Newark. n. j.: Mrs.
A. F. Forstall. New York; Mrs. j. s.
Fowler. Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. ID. {.
Fisher, Peoria. Ill; Mrs. w Forssall.
Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. j. Carmen.
Vickshurg, Miss. Mrs. r. II. Giipin.
Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs. w. II, Cart
lev a3d Miss Gartley, Philadelphia.
Pa Mrs J. e. Hllemeyer, Webster
Groves, Mo. Mrs. II, ID. Harper, Chi
cago. Ill. Mrs r. G. Jones. San Fran
cisco Cal: Mrs j. 3. klImpp. phiia-
delphia. Pa, Mrs S. Il. Klppelman.
San Francisco. Cal; Mrs. c. L. Lyon.
ST. Augustine. Fla. Mrs. +. f. Lloyd.
Detroit. Mich, Mrs. r. Lindsay, New
Bedford. Mass; Mrs. Robert f. Low
ingston, New YORK; Mrs. O, ]. A.
Lundblad. Hampstead. l. L.; Mrs @.
T Macbeth. Mt. Vernon, y y; Mrs.
II. b. Mclean, Glen Ridge, n. j.; Mrs.
W. Cullen Morris. New York city;
Mrs. NJ. E. Mueller, Astoria. l.. l..
Mrs. J. "A. Norcross, New Haven
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-17

justice. and hearing the evidence, vote
out Of revenge, or prejudice, or hate ?
Proof Overwhelming.
1.-THE proofs OF the violation of
the corrupt practices act, and the
penal code in the matter of report
ing contributions are overwhelming,
Mr., President. / feel constrained TO
vote guilty"
Senator Thomas Fl. Bussey, Repub-
lcan. of Allegheny, Wyoming and
Genessee counties, voted guilty"
Senator Daniel j. Carroll of Man
haitian. Tammany Democrat, and
william b. Carswell, Democrat, Of
Brooklyn. aleo voted guilty" and then
making the count against Mr.. Sulzer,
to /. there was not much comfort
for the defendant In the three minute
address of Judge Emory y. Chase,
Of the Court of Appeals. He said
he had no doubt the candidate had
committed immoral acts as charged
in article /, but he voted not guilty
because 1t seemed that misconduct
prior to taking office was not inn
peachahle
To Senator Herbert r Coates, Dem
ocrat. Of Saranac Lake, who voted
next and said guilty" it seemed that
the evidence rs to article ! was un-
disputed
Next in the roll call were two Court
of Appeals judges Frederick Collin,
Democrat. of Elmira, and William II,
Cuddehack. Democrat Vt Rhffalo.
Both, in voting guilty, said that he
would file a statement, Two of the
Court Of Appeals judges had now
voted guilty, and two not guilty.
Cullen For Acquittal.
Presiding Judge Cullen made il
three in the governors favor He
read parts Of long written opinion
in vigorous voice. Sometimes he
raped the desk with his right hand.
The folks in the gallery listened to the
eminent dissenter with marked in
terest They thought his most lumi-
nous sentence was unless "A man Is
disqualified by law his fitness for Of
fee IL 10 be determined solely by the
electors" Judge Cullen's opinion COW
cred articles two and six. as well as
one, for, he said, they were intimate
~ connected. and he would vote not
guilty on all three.
There was an Gxpectant rustic when
the roll cali advanced to the name
OF Senator James +. Duhamel, Of
Brooklyn, the Independence Lacquer.
He made no speech. lie merely said:
Mr. President, while may file a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-17
EDUCATION BOARD

dence adduced today. to cancede Mr.
Jones thorough gtndication
Very respectfully,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-17
SENATOR'S AND JUDGES GIVE REASONS FOR VOTE
WHEN NAMES ARE CALLED AND CAST BALLOTS
Unless Man is Not Disqualified
by Law His Fitness Must be
Decided by Electors, S y
Judge Cullen in Voting

alleged stock market speculation.
voted not guilty on article /.
Senator Palmer said that he did not
know whether or not his constituents
would approve his course or not, but
he intended to follow In the footsteps
of the "illustrious turist presiding"
Three Democrats and one Republic
can. all voting guilty. made those in
favor of conviction number thirty.
The Democrats included Senator
Horny W T70rf0CK, or Nov York, and
Senator Felix }. Sanner. OF Brooklyn.
Senator Henry NJ Sage. or Albany.
Republican. made an open attack on
Mr., Sulzer and voted not guilty.
senator Walters. Republican. voted
guilty. and but one more was needed
now to make thirty eight required to
convict under this article.
Final Vote Against.
There was the greatest amount Of
interest manifested as the members
of the court cast their decisions.
Every senator was keeping a tally
sheet. and counsel for both sides were
the State both eagerly adding up the
totals The last vote of all was
for conviction. II was cast by senator
Thomas b. Wilson. of Hull,
So the final tally was 80 for con-
viction and Is against
The vote was announced by Senate
Clerk Patrick f. McCabe. after which
Judge cullen said that the court of
impeachment has cast more than the
reQired two thirds vote for conVic-
ton under the first article of i'm
parchment, and il SO stands"
After the vote was announced, It
81,
general desire to adjourn. and reading
Of the second article of impeachment
was ordered.
The voting on this took half an hour
Not a single vote was changed and
the final count was 80 to Is.
After the third article was read, the
spectator who had begun to think
that the governor was to be found
guilty under every impeachment arti-
Gle, were treated to a surprise. Every
man voted not guilty.
Voting on article then began. The
first man to change his vote from not
guilty to guilty was Judge willard
Bartlett, who had voted three times
for aequittal,
f. Senator Duhahel stood staunchly by
the governor But Senator Emerson,
who had voted for acquittal on three
roll calls went over to the other side
now, He made no explanation of the
change. but said simply, Guilty"
The result of the vote on the fourth
article was 40 to II for conviction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-17

Bufsalo: Clayton l.. Wheeler. Demo-
Acrat, Hancock; George II. whitney,
s~llepuhiican, Mechanicsville.
On Article Four.
The vote on article of the inn
e peachment was:
Guilty>--Judges: Willard Bartlett.
= BROOKLYN: Frederick Collin, Elmira;
n William H. Cuddehaek. Buffalo; John
w. Hogan, Syracuse; Emery Chase
!. casakiliigwiiliam f. Werner, Roches-,
Y ter.
Senators: George A. Blauveit, Mon
sEsy; John j. Boyiaa, Manhattan; Dan
ssstl J. Carroll, Brooklyn; William y.
Carsweil Brooklyn; Thomas II. Gull
: len. Brooklyn; James A Foley. Man
haitian; James, j. Frawley. Manhat-
: tan; Anthony J. Griffin. Manhattan;
: John +. Healy. New Rochelle VIII
ham J. Hefrsren. Brooklyn. Walter r.
/ Herrick. Manhattan: James n. Nc
Cleiland Manhattan: John F. Malone,
Buffalo: John F. MurtauGh. Elmira.
Bernard NJ. Patten. Queens, Henry w.
Pollock, Manhattan: Samuel J Rams
perger. Buffalo; Felix J. Sanner.
Kings; George w. simpson. Manhat-
Z. tan: c. u. Sullivan. Manhattan; Her
man NJ. Torhorg, Kings; Henry +,
Z telte, Brooklyn; Robert r. Wagner,
Manhattan: Loren II. White, Deian-
eor: George +. ArgetsinRer, Rochester;
3 Zion IL Brown NJ AteFRt'WHr AnpfbHN
II Russey, Perry; Herbert r. Coates.
Saranac Lake; James A Emerson.
Warrensburg, Frank NJ. Godfrey,
Oiean; Charles !, Hewitt Cayuga;
william l. Ormrod. Churchville: Ahra-
ham J Palmer. Milton: Henry NJ
Sage Albany; George F. Thompson.
Middleport. .. Henry Walters, SYRIA
cuse. Thomas r. wilson. Hull.
Not Guilty--Chief Judge Edgar NJ.
Cullen, Brooklyn: Judge Frank II His
rock. Syracuse; Judge Nathan J.. Mil
der Cortland
80 Senator'S James r Duhamel,
BROOKLYN John w Mcknight Rens-
seiaer; Thomas II o4keefe, Oyster
Pay William n. PeCkham. Utica
John Seeley. Woodhull: Gottfried II.
Wcnde buffalo; Clayton l. Wheeler,
Hancock Seth @ Heacock. Ilion;'
John n. strlvcre. Middletown: Ralph
w Thomas Hamilton George II
Whitney, MeChanlCsViile.
Absent. Judge John clinton Gray.
Manhattan. and Senator John c. Fitz-
gerald, Manhattan.