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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
SunenanFft Der gSn9ue
Snbeitment SO.

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bon 2omar, Colo, i'm 4rtnnias Gale
Tag. mltroe eIeihinas bon oieiem
Rieienunternebmen berfauft. 4ud
ser r~ieIenbafte @run0beiib Der
3ntert6nige Sprague uno 9rnar6
tn 2ouiiiano gingen ourd lire San.
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$125 Biz $t35 Der ader berfouit
ua6 lit jett 5000 ber Qfer inert.
8iele berbeiierts Garnlen Dur6en
oou oieicr 5irma aud IN 2pou
Gountb, 9}inneiotn, berfouft. Sn
Central Gitb b%erfoufte Die QaBne
Enrichment Gomponp fir Den Der,
rtor6enen &. q. 6or6 uno oeiien
5obn $. Sor6 5000 4(der in finn
Lagen. Ties mar Elm geiI zines
qroben 9an0fDmpIares. peiden bic.
les llnternebmen Inut aontratt In.
nerhaIb eines Sa6res berfmfen fol-.
fe. !3wei 8odeu rod Der gerfaitfs.
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Qan0as los. 2ieie 6irma ~berfaufte
aud fir Sic Sting @interlolenidaii
int Campbell, Mimi oreiBig Der
beiierte 5armen.
sur Die 9otterion aoIonie in Got
terion, Gal, bertoufte iie $4,000
4der innerboB odt5ebn Wionoten.
Die Geiautoerfaufe odiel6it betrt
aen ungefGbr $2,500000. Sinner.
5al6 zines Sobras mo feds Wona.
ten berfaufte oieies unternebmen
aud fiinf8ig berbeiierte 6nrnten tn
Sta0te QeD gort.
Gle CUR $dqanbef 9interlaHens
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D1iaar6 pur6en ebenfong bon Der
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fauft. SER 9. 8. Gobinion bon
Cmaba eriDarb enc Seftion oieie5
qan6es. 8egenD1rtig leitet oieie
5irma einen @erfauf bon 10000
4der 5armlml0es iii 2ouiIiana, IN
ser @dbe Der Gtaot Cafe Charles.
@leid8eitiat berfmrft fie ntd bic
beriibmte Sameg s. sin 5orm in
SumboLo, ge6. pelhe $4,000
Ader umfdBf
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lanoDerfdufcH beldaitiat ND Die
9a0ne SnDeitInent GoBlpnnp oiid
mt Dem @erfonf bon Stooteigentlim
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

IN Der Ndbe bon 9ine Bluff, Mbo.,
9eIegen, melhe Dem b~eritorbenen
Aihter @ooItportb geb6rter. @leih-
3eitigt berfnuTte iie old rngef1br
500 in Rebrasfa geIegene giertel.
ieftionen 6armeu. 9ies mar nnfongs
Der ~neun3iger Sabre.
Damn begorm Die Grobe 8erfnufs.
fampngne oes gon8en 9lntte Gales
rueitlid bon geebrasfa Gin. Gin
eigeues 3peigbureou nuroe In
9tortb &lotte eingeridtet uuo fir
5ebn Sabre aitfredt erboIter. @db.
rero oieier 8eit tutrosn beionoers
in Der ltmgegeno bon Si6nep grobe
2an6berfdltfe beperfiteIigt. Ser Ges
ioumte @rinobeiib oe8 b%aritorbenen
8. u. Barton eini6IieBlid ieiner
groBen alfalfa 5ormm in 8eribep
un0 iaine groBe 8ieb. mo @elirdnd
in Der gs1be bon aegitons piroeu 5u
oieier 3eit an Sen Marn gebraht.
al8 es befonnt mlr0e, Dab bic
Union 9aeific Giien6a6n @eieaidnh
cine 3peigliuie bon gollolpop uatl
@an}r gu bauen beobiidtige Der.
foufta Die 9obne Snoeitment Com.
bonp rmqef1br 10000 afer 6urm.
Iono int Garfield SoHpIatteatt. 9ie.
les 2ano mar in mIr fltr5er Belt Dos
Doppelte mo Greifofe oe5 Gin.
fatfsbreiies inert.
aud Ole groBe idipc6iidc 9oIonic
in M}artpea, geb., ber6ontt ibrc
GutpifcIltnq 6ieiam qrobcu Inter
rebmelL ipeIhes Den qrofen SIHoer-
Gefit bon 9iltbe Qtsto 0dic(6it uuo
in 2isto, 0eb., I'M ToIc beg Gorfb
4SIdtte 6Iuiie5 par8elicrte ur0 Del.
fai,ite.
Die Same SnoeTment Gonlpan1
cridIoB aud oie Ilmgebltlq BON
5cottsbt1ff. in0em ie 6aieI6it ami.
iden 10000 un6 10000 Qder irris
gterten 2an0es berfutfte, Ole 5or.
men f~oItetcn 8a iener 3cit $50 bis
$50 per Qfer 1in0 iia6 lett bon
$50 bi8 5000 inert Gle COB and
inoircft Ben 4uitob 5ur grrihtlmo
Der eriten 8itben3uder 5obrif in
Scotts6tuff. $50 man friiber Guf
elmer Strefe bon finf3ig gleiIeu
nlr BON flint bis 3ebn 6auier fan6.
fam man beltte beitaba ouF ie6er
9ierteIiettion 2anoes Elm 6nrmbeim
iin0en.
Srrigiertes 2ono I'M @erte ron
ungefdhr elmer Milion Collars, mel.
DIES elmer 0ittihm 8eriiderungS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

un0 bat fid bel ser GntDitelung Don abon6ole 9arf,
nabe 81. uno 8ebfter StroBen, 9emi8 Gorf, Sen.
Itone 9}arf, mcnit bon @enion. riihntlid beroor.
qetan. 2etterer 4art lit Elm Tell elne5 600 4der
Graftes, pelder frilber Dem beritorbenen G. ".
Barton qe6orte. Gieies rnterncGmen bapte aid
ungefdbr 800 S1uier IN Cmobo, erridtete Die erften
er-aportentent.S duier, 0ormonoie. gEbion. Sber.
man unb 8iaona. glltf oaS erite California GDpe
Bungalow in 9ur6ee muroe bon Der gnone Snbeft.
ment Gompnnp erridtet.
Sic mar oth Der erfoIorcihite aocnt Bel bieIen
&%erfduien bon SGuiern unb goupIdten in Cmobn
9atd bic gerutietungs- a6teiIlng 0ieier Girnto it
bciten5 ousocitottct un6 duBcrit pirfiau.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

uie aud our6 lire ftrift reele nn0 geibaftsm0Bige
Gurdfabrung bon @ei4aften niat rir einen 9nteli
gtlF, ionoern audi einen groBen 6reunoesfreis er.
porben. SER @eorge s. @opne lit felt Der @riin.
oung 0ieies grobartigeu llntertebmens, an /. Sas
nlar 1891, oeiien ~olgeuein bele6ter 1tnb gefAdtter
3r1foent.
9ieie girma beiddftgt fid bauptiadlid nit Dem
gertauf bon groBen 2dn0eritreden rrO nimHt 81
6ieien 3Uede oft qnn3e 3ugIaoun8en Reconsideration
2anofaufer iber ben 6oI6en Sentiment. Sic Iettete
rieiqe Qan6berfGuie in aIen GeiIen beg 2onoeg, 10
in California, IN Sem gQrf, in 2oritoro ua6 BEN
oo3piiden Iiegen0en Staoten.
Gos erte gr0Bere ltnternebmen 6icier @eieaifoTt
mar sic 8efieoeIlnq BON $4,000 4fer 2on0es,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

3ie QarIeben : Abteilung ser
&aBne Snbeitment Gompang III ein
groBes llrternebuen fir iid iel6If.
Gin altnoe 0esieIber, neIher in 9etp
Sonpibire nobnte, faufta Siherbei.
ten tno &ppotbeten i'm getroge bon
itber $tO00.000 un0 bat nienals
oua MIR einen Gent on SlltereIjen
Ooar @run6fopitaI berIoren, ober it.
eer6neIde Sdlpierigfeiten gebabt.
SoIlten uniere 2eier Ser Gienite
zines llnternebmens nie Die SABINE
S3noeItnertt gompanD beoiirfeir, Damn
f6nnen mir linen 6ieie 6irula ttlr
lpdrniters empfeblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

Ole gaDre Enrichment gompmB
Bot fid IN ben fcfJguno5pdn8i8 Sab.
rem Tires 8eitehens oura oie 8roB.
sngigfeit ihrer ltnternehmungen, 10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
Die Gnftui6elnn0 scr
p1pne Jnuctment
Gcn1patp!

eiar, ans fIeinen gerbdiniRen
rib tlmiidt nnS 5leiF sroR ge.
gsene 6is1ssa gum ua9ren &c.
gen fHr SanienSs bon 2anO-
indern iuatr6e.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
North Dakota's Gfeatest
Classified Section

stark county. Hon. w. G. craw-
ford. J.
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by Robin
son. j.
OF Eddy County.
]. NJ. wakeland. Plaintiff and Re-
spondent, VIZ. Hans G. Hanson, De-
fendant and Appellant.
Syllabus: (1) An application to
vacate a default Judgment rests in
the sound, judicial discretion Of the
trial court. And it is held that such
discretion was not abused by refusing
case.
Appeal from the district court Of
Eddy county. Hon. c. w. Buttx. J.
Af1rmed.
Opinions Of the court by Robinson
ana Christianson, u.
OF Burleigh County.
Bismarck Water Supply Company, a
Corporation, Plaintiff and Respond
ent, VS.. the County Of Burleigh, in
the state Of North Dakota. a pub
lie corporation, Defendant and APP
pellant.
Syllabus: (1) A complaint which
contains all the material allegations
required in . complaint in a statutory
action to determe adverse claims, and
in addition thereto sets forth the
specific interests claimed therein by
the defendant, and reasons showing
such interests to be invalid. is not
demurrable.
t2) Under the provisions of Sec
ton 22o1, Compiled Laws. 1913. the
courts are vested withpowers to grant
relief, in an action or proceeding to
collect or annul taxes or in an action
to determine adverse claims, against
partial. unfair or unequal assess
ments.
(3) When lands have been Of
fered for sale and bid in by a county
for void taxes. an action lies against
the county to cancel and annul the
taxes and tax sales.
Appeal from the district court Of
Burleigh county. Hon. w. L.
Nuessle, Judge.
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by Robin
Specially concurring opinions by
Bruce. G. j.; Christianson and Bird
zell, il.
H. R. Berndt, states attorney for
Burleigh county. attorney for the ap-
pellant.
Miller, zuger & Tillotson, Bis
marck. attorneys for respondents.
Geo. q. Wallace Of the state tax
commission, by special permission
filed brief on behalf Of the state Of
North Dakota. the city of Bismarck
and Bismarck Independent school
district.
OF Wells County.
Hans Nelson, Plaintiff and Respond
ent, VS.. T. F. McCue, Defendant
and Appellant.
Syllabus: Cd Specific perform
ance cannot be enforced in favor Of
a party who has not fully and fairly
performed all the conditions of the
contract on his part. except when his
failure to perform is only partial and
entirely immaterial or capable Of
being fully compensated. A party
seeking specific performance Of a
contract must make some showing Of
good faith and fairness on his part
Appeal from the district court Of
Wells county. Hon. j. A. Coffey J..
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by Robin
son, ].
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
NORTH DAKOTA
WHEAT GRADES
CLAIMS HEARD
Delegation Presents Objec-
tons to Present Sys-
tenn at Bureau. Ill

Washington. March, s.-1his was
North Dakota's day before the bursAn
Of markets Of the agricultural Dc.
partment. The entire hearing on the
question Of grain grading was owen
over to hearing the arguments OF the
Commissioner Of Agriculture HafAn
and Attorney General LANCER. Nor.
man Malcolm Of the Stark County
Grain Growers' association. Simon J.
Nagle Of the Morton County Grain
Growers. association, Congressmen
Young, Norton and Helgesen and
Senators McCumber and Gronna.
These men HAD made their claims
and protests so strong At the drst
porters from tho large csnters Of the
country were compelled to take .
back seat until their side had been
heard, and so important did the Off.
cials Of the bureau fell these pro.
tests were that tho entire day was
placed at their disposal.
Particularly was this true when the
direct threat was made to Chairman
Charles d. Brand that the dtht
ton II the westerners could not got .
full hearing and some measure Of
justice in the consideration Of their
claims before tho bureau.
The principal protest was made
against the position Of the bureau
that the milling tests Of DR.. LAdd OF
the North Dakota agricultural college
were not accurate and did not cover q
sufficient period Of time to demon
strate their trustworthiness.
But It was on tho fine-drawn 70.
quirements Of the gradings proposed
that there was the strongest 4isht,
when 1t was pointed out that these
requirements would practically wipe
out the present No. I northern spring
wheat and No. / red spring wheat.
The Dakotans insisted that the new
gradings were discriminatory against
their wheat and almost conflscatory.
It is possible the department. Of az
riculture may arrange for another
hearing on grain grading somewhere
in North Dakota II tho bureau IL
unable to come to q definite decis.
ion. It Is an apparent fact, however.
that the department experts have
their minds quite we'll settled on the
grading question and the only method
to get q better rating for North Da-
kota may be to have the matter re.
opened later through the department.
by direct appeal to Secretary Hous.
ton.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
SETTLERS IN MONT.
TO BE GIVEN AID
UNDER NEW MEASURE

Helena. Mont, March s.-Governor
Stewart today approved Senate Bill
116, which provides. relief for hard
pressed settlers in logged-off land
counties. as we'll as those who are
short of ready cash on homesteads in
prairie sections or provides that the
settler may apply to the state land
board and after the examiner Of the
tract has made report and issuing
a certificate Of examination recom-
mending that the settler be placed on
the list for state farm loan, he may
take the certificates to local bank
er and obtain a loan.
The settler, however, is not to re-
ceive a state loan until he has made
a certain amount Of improvements.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09

Americas gold, given plenty of
time, perhaps could win any struggle.
but Americas humanity should be di-
rected toward the saving Of human
life by means Of adequate prepara-
ton. A long struggle means a FEAR
full loss Of life.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
SALE OF PURE BRED AND
! GRADE MILKING SHORT
HORN CATTLE
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
FARM LANDS fcontinued., !,

F. You WISH. TO DISPOSE OF YOUR
Red River Valley land In North Da.
kota. or exchange It for other pro.
perty, send particulars together with
full description Of the buildings. price.
terms, etc. I have the best selling or
ganixAtion to disnose OF Red River
Valley land Of any land merchant IN
the East. ! own and control a large
acreage Of land In Walsh, PembinA
and Grand Forks counties at the pres
North Dakota and personally know
nearly ali the farms in the Red River
Valley. have properties for. sale
anq exchange in every state IN the
buy or sell. believe can supply
you. Address Head Offlce. Oscar w.
Davis. 2oe South Sixth St.. Spring.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
EMBARGO IS NOT u
PLACED ON TUBERS
By CANADA GOVT

ottsMa, Ont. March S.-The oab-
inst council decided today not 10
place 4n embargo on the sxportAtion
,o1 pQtAtoss. Investigation has shown
that q, exceae OF domestic require
msrata there are 1,6o0.0ee bushels Of
1otatee6 - the dominion,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
MALE. HELP-Continued.
COMPETENT NIGHT COOK WANTED.
Columbia Hotel.
HOUSES FOR RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Rent.
sa5-s::room. all modern house. River
s4o-s:r6om, all modern house. univer-
s4o-14-room house. all modern. Walnut
$2o-s:roon house. modern but heat.
Cherry st. :
sss-e,roorn house. modern but heat.
Cottonwood st.
's07iDGS% 7ipiSsa,;tS nouss: ns. modern but heat,
$25-s-room house. modern but heat. No.
$1s-5.room cottage, modern but heat,
University Ave.
$16-6-room house, city water and barn,
International Ave.
$1b-7-room house, city water, sewer,
barn, No 8tll. st.
$1b-3-room house. Dell Ave-. city water
free.
For Sale. y
: 2.aoo--18o acres land in Pembina
County. or will trade for city
$10.ooo-1eo acre farm, on gravelled
road, two miles from city.
6b0s-5-room house. hardwood floors,
barn, fine shade trees. Riverside
: 1.60o-b-room house. chicken house. 1
acre land, good we'll, fenced.
W. H. KELSEY.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
HOUSES Fors SALE

ALL MODERN. sEvEN-RooM HOUSE,
80 foot lot. shade trees. desirable loca-
ties tor sale. %y 9.y9 Fisdiand Ssa RrGRsa sosh
phones.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09

The German reichstag not only ad-
mits the Zimmerman letter, but ap-
proves it. This will be sad news to
Editor Viereck of the former Father
land.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09

PHONE CSC AND ASK FOR MCKENZIE
when you want to buy or sell stoves.
furniture or household goods. q. r.
Furniture Co., 1S7 8. Srd st.
FOR SECOND HAND FURNITURE
call at the Northwestern Furniture
Co.. EOS South Third at.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-09
SHROPSHIRE BREEDING EWES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH. 1917

: At our farm on Section No. 10.
= Township Of Louisville. Red Lake
. County, MINI: being 8 miles east Of
pSfshyess posS Of snd Fes kss NvF rails Ills ''3 "a
sell at public auction, on above date,
= our entire herd Of 42 cattle, which
. includes. five pure bred milking
: Shorthorn cows (al! youngl. ) year.
: ling bulls. and . bull calves. (all
pure pure brsd?. bred y ..r99ns sr,.ds Short; a
= young grade bulls. the foundation Of
: this herd, is from one Of the best
, milking Shorthorn herds in the state.
and the cows arc all heavy mixers.
: and bred to pure bred sire. to calve
I: between bet, ] now ana May let: We are
: good grade Shropshire breeding
: ewes, bred to lamb about May LIST
: also - puroc Jersey brood sows.
= SAFE In pig, also our entire outfit Of
farm mares. horses and colts, to-
: sether with harnesses. wagons: farm
= tools. disc drill. and harrows. man
: ure spreader. gas engine. tanning
: mill. blacksmith OUTFIT, cream sep
: arator, In fact everything that goes
: to make up q well equipped farm.
:. GDoogsXsness Doretn1 .nd % Rea meet AZ s trains
date Of sale and convey FREQ Of
: charge. to and from. the sale all pat
: rons thereof; also plenty to eat. Re-
: member-EyerythinE VIII Be Sold
: to Highest Bidder. Nothing Will Be !
: Reserved. @
. L1NN1HAN BROS.
: ,-. Props,
: . - . = = = = :
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
WANTED

WANTED-Two adjacent six-room cottages, modern conveniences. or a two-apartment cottage, within reach of GreeneviHe preferred. Tel. 64-S.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
/HUMOR OF THE DAY

"Pa, who started the saying that a mans wife is his better half7"
 Some mans wife, l presume. ."-An- swers.
 He's a practical joker. isn't her
 "Not very practical. He tried one of his jokes on guy larger than him self."-Judge.
 Hambeth-I start out on the circuit this season with pleasing prospects.
 Maclet-Yes, I see 1t stated that all storage.-Browning Magazine.
 The New Vicar-And have you any family, Yrs. MugginS2
 Mrs. Mugg1ns-Oh, yes. sir. One liv- ing and one married.-Passing Show.
 Women are not very strong physic- ally" so +,.v ..v v.+ . woman o.r r,,, the lid on a Jar of fruit so that a Her cules can hardly get it off."-Kansas City Journal.
 There's one thing will say for our national anthem"
 Whats that?"
 Its a good thing the tune isn't as hard to remember as the words are" Detroit Free Press.
 Baker, thought Hazard was de- termined to join the army?
 Barker-He was; he was too de- termined; he was so determined that the recruiting officer rejected him for being fatfooted.-Puck.
 Your singing is delightful Miss Ethel" said MT. Bore. Tt fairly car ries me away"
 "Indeed!" returned Miss Ethel. with a yearning glance at the clock, T had mt noticed it."-Stray Stories.
 q suppose your son broke himself down at college footbalI?"
 "No indeed; the doctor said what gave him nervous prostration was trying to get his lessons between the neS."-BOStOn Transcript.
 Staff Colonel-Your reports should be written in such manner that even the most ignorant may understand them.
 Sergeant-Well, sir, what part is it that you don't understand ?-Christia Register.
 How did you find the steak, sir?"
 By perseverance" was the reply. "The morsel was hiding under a brus- sels sprout, but I tracked him down." Chicago Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
CONSTIPATION CAUSES OBSTINATE HEADACHES

r When your head aches tou will usually find the bowels have been inactive, and if you relieve this condition, by clearing the intestinal organs of the ferment- ing congestion of stomach waste, foul gases and bile, the head is relieved immediately.
 Remember this the next time you suffer from headache. The combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by drug gists under the name of Dr. Ca1dwelrs Syrup Pepsin, is high iy recommended as a gentle lax ative that acts easily and quick ly, without griping or discom- fort. It contains no opiate, mar cotic, or habit-forming drug, is pleasant to the taste, and a most effective household remedy. Mothers find it especially desir- able as laxative for children.
 You can buy .Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin from your drug gist for fifty cents. Get a bot tie and have it in the house when needed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writ ing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 456 Washington St., Monticello, Il1i- nois.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
MAYOR M'GARRY DECLINES
 TO AcHEpr REEI EcIo,
City's Able Executive to Devote Time
 to Business and Home Guard.

Mayor J. J. McGarry stated Friday afternoon that he positively will not be a candidate for reelection at the biennial city election in December, when all city officers on the elective fst will again be filled for a period of two years.
 Mayor McGarry said that he finds that he must devote more time to his business and also have some time to give to his duties as captain of the Putnam Home Guards.
 Mayor McGarry's declining to run will be received with regret by the rank and file of the democratic party in this city and b ymany republicans from whom he has received support at the polls- His administration has been well managed during his term of office.
 With Mayor McGarry out of the Iuayoralty contest, there will now be much speculation as to who will be the party's candidate. As things have now shaped themselves, it is very probable that both the republicans and democratic parties will present men who have not heretofore been candf- dates for mayor, and this will lend very special fnteerst to the campaign and to the election.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27

FOR sALE-1e11 Cadillac touring car, would make a good truck; 1911 model 79 Overland touring car in good Sondition- Auto Sales Company, 1S
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
AUDITORIUM
Today Dustin Farnum in Durand of the Bad Lands-coming Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,, Within the Law-Four Shows Today, 1.30, g., and S3O.

Within the Law, Bayard veillers' wonderful drama, screened by Greater Vitagraph, which will be presented at the Auditorium theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, answers the question so often asked by the ave rage layman, How does he do it and keep out of jail?"
 The answer is plain. A clever law yer can outline some procedure ordi- narily criminal. but when surrounded by legal technique, absolutely proof against criminal procedure.
 Alice Joyce, the Vitagraph star, in the role of Mary Turner, the shop girl, proves the case. She had been sent to prison for a term of three years for a department store theft of which she was innocent. While serving her sentence she studies law. She discov- CTS that she can do many things. ab- solutely criminal, if she hides behind the skirt of legal procedure.
 Today-Dustin Farnum in Durand of the Bad Lands, the latest war news tn the Mutual Weekly and a very fun ny comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE

DISTRICT OF MoNTvILLE, PRO- bate Court, ss., Montville, Conn, Oct. z6, 1917.
 Estate of Joseph M. Beckwith, late of Montville, iii said District, deceased. Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate fer the District of Mont vile, we will sell certain real estate of said deceased, situated in the Towns of Montville and Salem, New London County, and State of Connecticut, as bounded and described in the applica- ton for the order of sale on file in said Probate Court, either at public auction UT private sale.
 JOHN C. GEARY,
 CHARLES A. GALLUP, oCtz7d Administrators.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27

3.15, and 8 p. m.-Three Big Keith
 Vaudeville Acts and Triangle Pic
 lures.
 There will be four complete shows at the Davis today and there is an exceptionally fine bill of Keith vau- deville and Triangle photo features. The big attraction is Whites Comedy Circus, the cleverest animal act in vaudeville. introducing the only high school mule in the world, dancing ponies, clown mules. iieaping grey- hounds and clown dogs. This act came direct to the Davis from Keith's theatre, Providence, where they were the headline attra ctic,n. and both young and old will enjoy seeing it. Brown and Barrows present a com edy singing. talking and musical skft. Back Home. the third act is Elsie Stirk, dainty aerial artist, who pre- sents a comedy aerial offering be- sides daring feats in the air. The photoplay feature is Margery Wilson in Mountain Dew. a tale of the Ken lucky mountains during the moon sinners reign, in five acts. Charles Gum, the most popular of Triangle leading men. has the principle role with Miss Wilson. There is a Trian- gle comedy called His Baby Doll. Bring the children to see the beautiful ponies and dogs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-27
POETRY
UP WITH THE FLAas

Up with the flag of the Stripes and Gather together. in strength let us
 come; Hark to signal. to music of wars, Sounding for tyrants and traitors their
 doom. March-march fa1ter never.
 might For justice, and freedom. for God and
 the right; Shoulder to shoulder. our face to the Daa+, roe; f; all +-.,+or, .un c.. ...
 right. Lour raise the song for the dear old
 flag Az to war we 20. Let us all stand by her in veal and
 woe For the blessings that surround us. Thanks to thee, my native land, Stronger love than ever bound us, Pledge I thee. with heart and hand.
 a Baxter Young