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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

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oui sic 26irntg oicies Hroblenls Der
tpenoet miro, g&ir oitrfen nift Der
aeiicn. ooB Der Ntildniebital unicr
Sobrifgebouoe 1T, uniere @erfitdtte,
In ser foit icoen 9oo oo8 gor5e Sahr
binburh Qeorbcitet miro. @enn Der
Gto1 nidlt rihtig erbmlt ln0 nldt
5utrcfieno 9eplnnt lit, mag g itbr
leidt - llno in bielen S0Ilcn tbat.
SdhIid - oobin fommen. hab mir
jcoen Sog @clo III oieiem Stoae Der.
Iicren. 3o5il fnmntt, bnB Elm eins
nal erbnuter Staa meocr Ieiht fort.
suifoiicn lit nod IN @r6bc, 6Drm
obcr Nnoromng lciht pcrGnbcr-
,peroen tonu. 9rsDnIh lit ea fir
jehen Tarn1cr BON 10 orsihlo1gcben.
Ser 8e0cutung. iidl obiolltt 5u ilbtr.
5euqcn. 6nB her Ston rihtiq gcpIdnt
1tno MusgeIe1t miro. bcpor man i'm
crhnut.
$50 bein @ou 5ch(er 0cmaft
tpcr0cnt "a crlcbt man immer sic
qrobc GnttMlidlutg, hiCIc Tchler crit
Damn ols3ufin0cn, melln es idon 5l
fpat lit, tic nod ub5uitcQcn. 3cs,
hoIb lit Die i~prQfoItiGc 4}riifmn9 mo
nas icrQt0ltiQe Stu0ilun oller &C.
Qcbcncn un0 in 0ctruht fommcnhen
Softoren ourt ciucn e%rfuhrcneu
1tno out geituItcn 6ofmnnn MOTH
tuenhiQ, bcpor mon cincn Nou err
rid)tCt. beIicn 5Sthlcr un0 Ntdngel
ip0ter nur mchr nit groBcn Info.
ften uno 4}fcilcrn imSto0. bic unbc.
aurm limo, ctmos out gcn1od,t mcrocn
fGnncu.
Sic nerfebrtc 4nor0nurq Scr Gio.
jten uno NfeiIer I'M Stan. Die rnbc.
oucme un0 unqclcgcuc Nnoronunl
Ger Entertainment tn0 6uttertc.
halter. Die folidc NuslcqunQ Der
GeIeiic fur Ginger, uno 6utterrUo,
gen. sic foIite Inoroutn0 0es
Gahmerfc8 ln6 0erippes. Das oQes
fino JebIer, Ole sen 5armer bintcr.
her 5a9 iiir 9oq 5rpinqen, BET scr
SIrbeit mcbr Shrittc OILS unberin0i
nothpcn6ig 3t modem, o0cr mchr
grbeit 3u berritten. ol8 an iih I'm.
heoingt nothmcnojq 1T. ooer iiir 6il
nntbmcnoi9e @rheitshiIfc tdgIih gro.
bere ausaoben gu modem, iolangC
Der Stna itebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16
Ser Sa,t Ses Wiild)nicbitalles.

5toG i'm @orompiten 3. 9. gong on,
Ners cingcridltct ieiu mnB olS eir
ioIter I'M Silomeiten. 6erner III
gu btriltii6tiqcn, ME piel 9opitoI
iilr Ole Grbol1iung oc8 StolleS 3ur
NcrfilQrug itcbt, in meld)cr 8ciiC
Die MiIdmirtbidoft betricbcn mer.
ocn ion, meId'c3 Noltmotcriol om be-
item pcBt mo an leidtciten au be-
ihoffcn lit, uno pieie onoere oeror'
tigc 9illnfte mcbr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16
8nnfto SdImlhnns.

Sit 0uS SfmIbou8 i'm @c5irfe
tilr5Iif ncll Qeitrihen moroen? Gas
tnnmcnoc Sriihlobr miro ionit cine
quito 3cit iein. ibm cincn nellen In-
Itrih 81 oebcn. Man benusc ober
tcinc 81 helcn 6arben: Gralt 0oer
ipcib iinb 6ogcgen CUTE Sorben.
Mon lnIie lid niht gu iebr ourd,
sic BON bnn SoamenbonOlern iett 10
ercn uno idrcicriit ongeprieicnen
,0cubcitcn" i%rrefubrcn. &iele oeror.
tiQe 9~tcubeiten iino 5pur icbr gut;
onbcrc ooQeQen oher biCteu oar fel'
nen Nor5llg uno iin6 oft idlc6ter
ais oIte Stouonroiortctl. In bcIten
hleibt mar bel befamltcn nnh crhrob-
ten SDrttn. biz ith Sic io0ennnntcn
Ncllbciten oIS iiberIegcn mIsgcmieien
hoben.
I'm oieie Belt lit es nod nift GIT
ipGt, oic g8ur3eln Scr IepfelbGumc
nod 5u nercoeln, hos nufgepfropItc
Neis iolte 3mei oher orcimal 10 lang
ietu oils Die Mltr6el.
Mon iibcrleec iid) JET o,td), no
uno ME mon i'm Sriibiohr in Der
Nrone pfropfen fam un0 mil;
3meige uno Neite, sic niht tro9en
moucn, ifneioe man ol,s Sen &ro.
ncn uno icbe oltf 6ie Stlmpfcr
GocIreiicr BON icbr ergicbigen 8Glt-
men. >.
Gn0e sSebrrnr un6 Nnfono Wtdr5
1T sic rifti1e 8eit, Stirfmiitterhcn.
ionic m1aere mchri0hri9e 8lumen
fir tribe 0fGon3en ors5uloen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

SIT Scr Snuf,n t(eingcmnhten
TcucrboI5eS fir sen &erInli hes
5nntmers ihon 81 geniIgenocr 3obc
uno oenii9enoem llmfonge angenod)s
len? &cnn nod nift, 10 lit CO ieRt
nod quite 3cit, @oI3 fIein5umahcn.
0o3 &oI3bofen lit jcbt on%gencbmcr
oils I'M hciRen Sommer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16
Ge;epte fir leidt ueroau=
li6e Slide
(ubme Gier mns fat pbne Sutter.)

It IN c II.
oung pon $ o.
enbrotcn.
Mton fodlt Solt.
"erfroltt nid)t
gon3 lueih.0 Damn
fiiut man ciuen
Gbeil in cine
Muflouf , 6orWl
tbut 8eitc non
Standardization nn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16
Fntcr bnben iucnia @critauS!
23rtefRa(ten oes Sonorat6s.

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ornpn hhHs 0rhhmhn oS @pGbWun6S mnMn mf &uMh aud iGih hmntno+4 mb ms
Ger ahnMem n en- 2om SS emtr fir ben bmrorp bnNhbTnm rNm Qmi II @ nWMa %me
oe Smm1me omr Der anmbct filter nb 6oe N8 2bhrs mo nfe 8donolnc Usher on%n n
mmt nmocn lit gmu mgg0n mU6n "' uW"
Vile 0mSrn Snr00m f" nit enNbrb pom Gents in 2rHmrhn m oorHrm an sen
9n ganbrNtb, u@eHppf" 90 GmIs Ns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

Fiuu6 1Poffornni cine Hinge Butter
5mci ltn8cn H0ie. Snl3. Sic 2unGl
un6 ole Wntfnroni mcr0Cn je0cs ilr
lid QnrQctnft. Sic 2unQc miro &C.
h0dt, bon Dem g&oiicr, in 0cm iic Qc.
ioft III, miro cine &u1fe aus ctnoa
W}cblidmitc nit Hrabc bcrritet
Eicic mllr3t man NIT ctmo5 3ltrnnClt
iait mo 6dmpIt 0ic 2ln0c nod fur
6orin I'm cine nit Butter ou5go.
5trlhcnc Sorm init mon lnQcmncii,
W~otforoui mo @uuqeuhoihce. oui
}c0c @oqe Uiottoronl fomrlt &C, be
ncr 00ie. Die W}nfforoni bil6cn 81.
critic unn Ictte 2aQc. Cbeamti fem.
men ciniqc 9ltttcritidhcn. Gcl
2(uilntf miro fllr3 i'm Cicn Qebofer
mo rejdt iitr bier Ecrioncn. N}or
fonn cine Ionrotcntunfc 0o3u ri.
den.
Nn0inn Yu06tnq. Cir
E.uort marine Wild, cine babe Toiil
GornmchI rcip. Gnrnmco(. Gin Ihea.
',fitl SaI3. cine holhc 3niie qrhot.
tc5 Niaoerictt. cine bolhe Collie U}o.
loiic5. &c WiIh un6 oo@ Corn.
meal mcr0en lonqiunt 3uiommcr
ocrniift, nonit 0o5 MchG fem,
alumpdcn bil6et, oonn nod lm6 nod
Sen Wofoiic5 3uQeiilot. oud, often
'oas cine Qriie %namcr. 2Tn cineu
ToDpcIfohcr 20 D}inutcn fodcn Iai
fen. obfijhlcn Ioiicn un6 6a8 Rinoer.
ictt 3uiiocn laes out 8uiommcr
t%crorhettcn. Damn in einc nit Butte,
ou5qcitrihene PubhinGTorm qcber
un6 tonaiom 8pci Etunoen i'm Ger
bofcn Io5icr. @dbreuo Der criter
Etmbe 6cs @ofen5 leqt man an Be.
item Elm Qobicr ilbor 0cn TuooiuQ
0ir6 nit Robm iernirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

,tt lit Sic rihtigc
3eit. bic @nr.
ten S1mereien
n~ussuinfen lIn0
81 6citeaen.
Sect lit eS
ober nll6 Die
ri6tige Belt, Der
Snrm eiuen be-
i%onoeren Namen
5lt oebcn, fnQ3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

Dutdl EN- VfetldlCn Clne Wrltdc bic
3rn &an6e 0cs NebGltcr8, in mel.
den lie bineinipringcn, babel untcr
ole Sprcu Dcriintcn uno an Der I'm.
ncnicttc nidlt bcroui5uflcttcrn Der,
m6Nen. Nuf 6ieic @cile fGnncr in
clltcr gSoft 20 biz 80 Staten gc.
fanQcn iucr0cn.
$. q. g. in 2, g. 9. SdIci.
n1i9c, fo6cu3icbcnoc Mild) l0bt lid,
Hoourd) ertcnncn, oob ole MiIf, nic
0nt0ngS normo( III, binnen as Stun.
zen idIcimia, 0jfiIiiiiia uno fuocn.
5iebtno >uir0 mo nidt nlcbr ob.
lropit. Sic bot cincn fo0cn O}c.
Ihnlnd, 0crinnt IouGiom unh eroihi
reniacr tcitcn mo 0crinacn, cben.
IaIlS fuocnipinncn0cn Nabm Iir
Huttcr 1T mcid), ihmicria, nid)t bolt
5nr uno oud) Oon idIed)tcm Wc-
'hnIod. Gic llriotcn iino 5pnlt.
nlI3c, pon oencn bis jctt enc Qori5c
3oht crtonnt muroc. 2lc limo MD.
ale glrlh nidtlQ iilr 0cn Wtolfcrci.
bctricb. Sic cr5Glacn Ole ihlcimi.
&c Sublio113 ans ocm 3utcr ODER
ocn GilUci6 . Norpcrn, balo Sen!
cincn. bol0 Dem nn0crtn, mclll
oldl ridt ou9ihlicBlih. SIRE Ont.
i9lflung III bon elmer acmiiicn Gem.
ocrotur ohbonQia. Sduele GrmGr,
lllluq 0cr Mild olli enc bolicrc lcrn.
rcrotur unD idlncac &|erortcjtunq
ncrhilten Dos NuftrCtrn 0icicr Spull
nll}r. Toa3 obcr. uro ocs ihernt iur
$br2n ISoll 5u3utrciicn. ihon beiut
D}e('cn ans elmer Bite 0ldc. ciiriQc
Mild fc,umt, 10 ii Dos ioit INNER
mtl @utcrCnt3ijnotmQ nrild5uiihrcn.
RcIbcn Sie Die betrciicnot 3ibc 6Gij.
ia nit mnrmcn. unaciol3cnent
SdneiuCictt tSfUuIBj Elm.
q. z. IN Sb. GoIii. Cir bo.
ben 6 NIT elmer Der ihltmmiten
9}loacn 5i tbltu, luntrr mcldcn biz
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

9}odoem Die 9dume ouf ioldc &eiie
lrllbjclttH entbldttert liIl0. baben lie
one 9tcIarung. ncllc 0l0ttcr Al treibeu.
Solllrt trltt cine nere Mahstbum.
FcrIooe elm mo Dies bat ciucn oIlac.
melnen 3titonN scr llnrcifc sur
NolQc. Us itno Sale bprecfomnitn.
N bcnen &iri6ens uno QlIoumer.
Wounte nod, cincm iolhcn ln3citiocn
Wlottcrfou mo ocln 4llS6rud, nclter
&r'ebc ourd @lntcriroite gu @runoe
Nin0eu.
@cinn6ers i'm CONNER 1915 borte
anon nlcIc 4lnAcn ilbcr 5tGoiauna
Ger Cbit9Mlme 0ltrd oie e%rmGhntcn
~hnlorotcruIl5c ul0 cS ,p!tr0e be.
rd1tct oob ho& Nelprilhcn NIT
SdlueleItoIt lid ais ~mirfun0slos er.
lnle'cn babe. Qugeqcn muroen ol,te
Erfol0e nit idmohcr @oroelefcr
Nrilbc C@oroeour Mirture) oemodt.
moran, Damn sur Heife1cit nod cine
8cbonolun0 NIT aumoniofbcltioen
Nltp'crmtrlol norqcnommcn mur6e:
lcttcrc @c%hon6Ilune lit buuptIGdGih
bel 6cn ulropoiiden HiIoumcn 5u
cmpictlen.
Mm. q. in e., @is. 5ritt in
cncr Ncroc oos i~cltfcnboftc Scr.
tolben chi. 10 muir iclbItnerit6no.
lltt 0cn %crtrnnfttu 0iihcn 70.
'ort cine bcionocrc ur6 indIocmdEc
Ncbonntlma 3ntbcil mcr0cn. Ticic
N%chon0lunQ miro nm 5mcdrdbiaIten
rtnen 5hlcrdr8tc ilbertroqrn ul6 no
Elm Iold)cr i'm Grtc mobnt, iolttc mon
lbn ooher 3r3iebcn. iobol0 mon 0aS
ic%ldcHbo'te &crt1Iben icitQcitcQt bat.
S@cr 10 lDohnt. DOB Inn 6ie 3u3icb.
unQ cltcs ~(bltrorstc@ u~nm6afib
Ut Der ltrc'bc iofort nm foItcntoie
ott9filbrlidlc Anrciilno bc3iloIif ser
"cbon6llHQ bon Hiben. Sic lclldlcn.
bot peruorfen boben, M Die Inno.
mIrtbldOitllhc administration icinc8
S%tootc@. @ci Der Nchnu0lnno ac.
0cu icuhrnbnitce Nrrf1lbeH fommt
&C mr. ollrm ouf QrinAlitc@ un0
riftr0"9 Hcsinrl3ircn ou. Sic be.
trctfeuocn Hllbc ioltcn t00lid 6e8.
tnij3irt mcr>cu. Scr Iocmcr IclbIt
fam Dos iehr out bcior1n. ioholo
g ibm crit cinmoG ridtid oc3ciQt
morocu tit. Gin mirflifc8 Scilocr.
iobren Qeart: iclhrnhoitc9 &crfoIbcn
Vt bis lett aoh nidJt uriln0cn NOR.
ocn. Icaholh ipQtc mon ouf fem
Hclo fIr N}c6j3uleu ou93ebcn. Die
nictioh ouh ocQrn 0o@ i2uhcrboftc
&'crtolb1n MS 4otrutmchi3incn in
6eu W1rft fnrumcu. Curb nute3
GeeiHii3lrcn hrinQt mon 0jc'c Scud,c
nod ON cbcitcu nod 6cm hclttidcn
<toabe hcr 2&iilenihnit inter Con.
trnle un6 hilbert >ItQleidl Die Ger.
hcermdeu. SIC iis onocriaQa unbc.
6inQt oHrldtrt. Mrhr ais sic SGffte
oGer Crfrnnftcn 0ilhc pcrnirit 6ci
hieicr Seudle ntlr Gin cin3idc3 Wof.
Cine Rub, oie bermirit. ioGtc man
Ncsholb nc aus 6ieicm BrlIn6e dacin
ijr Ole Shlohtbnnt hcitimmcn. Won
itcnc iie fir Iid ollein nlf. gcbe ibr
Die rittioe NiIeQe uno @~ebnnotuna
C0csinieftiou) uro mon miro 6nnn
nit Der 3eit mie6er cine ou89c3cih.
nctc Stub olt ibr bobcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16
Nene Samereien.


@cnn mir iebt sic S1mereien fir
Sen @cmiiieQortcn bcitclen, inQtcn
mir oud sen Saomen BON einigcn
Sorten mitbPitclen, sic mir bi5Iong
nod, nift heriuf,t bo6cn: Soliifp
WotQpIo mo GnoipicnioGot iin0
5ohcn, Die mir cinmol probiren ious
ten.
Mcbr oGs 10000 Mfcrs Qm6 Sic.
ncn in Californian Scr @eron5udt
BON @drteniGmereicn; Ser idhrlihc
@crth ser bier Qc3ooencn Sdmcreien
itcnt itd olli ctwa 2 Mfiaioncn Col
lars.
Snlmerariine @Gltme uro StrGu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

OieIcn 0rten I'M.
icrcs 2an0es iii
Die BORT frilber
III bober 0Hitbc
itebenoe Sruts
h~uhner5uft iebr
ltart 5llriidQc.
gangen tbcil0
iognr g1n5lid)
%auf4egcben NOR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

niicn eS lid unierc
6armer mir &c.
jag icin, Die
rihtige lln6 ofo.
nomiihe Grbolt.
lu1q zines Milh'
picbitoncs crfor.
bert mebr lleber.
lcgltl1o unb iorg.
fdItiges Ylanen,
OILS o|rlnGhnIidl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

$. g. in g. Gb.. @is. Gin cin,
'ohcS, hohci fir nac Nol8tbicrc
Qou3 unih0olihc8 WittcI. Rottcn
5u iouQtn, beitcht 6nrin, BOP mon
elmo QcpohnIid'c 28nihtiltte itorf 8ur
N0litc nit Moiicr iitat. olti oo@iclbe
t-2 3oa bod 5prclt id}itttct uno
oicic oben nod nit W}c6l mo 0Icic
bcItreut. Mon itc0t Sen @oiier6c.
h0Itcr od olf, no it'd Bic Molten
bGltiiqiteu cinitcGcn. mod}t ibucn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-16

3ro9e lit oobin SIT beoltmortcn:
!. BOB Elm Gnudboot uulttr 99oiIcr
eincn Eorpcbo Ioucircn fclG; 9. Gun
Smtd)boot fdnn nlli Ionac 3cit, Goge
long mlter MoNcr bteitcn,
6rou 8. q. in .. $40. IN Sd.
rem Stnotc pcriabrt cine StuI6
i~nncrhoIb INF &obrcn.
2, Z. +. in =. Ctln. Sire Grc-
ocn mic cine e oden It eI beiSb.
rcntYieroc uno g pm &op" hcr
><hrcr Gllb nod Scr g nturhciI.
mctic 5t bchnnbCln icicn. t0nncr
MIR in eincm langcrcn 9Iuiiobc erie.
blot mcrocn. mas ih tblrn perSc To-
bnlo c5 mir sic 3cit crloubt. Gicic
@cbnnOtung lit einc 3iemlih umitdno'
Iidc neil orilnolidc, unb i'd illrG tc
ntr 6nR Sic. neil c8 Slbncn an ocn
notbi9cn GinridtunQCn fcDlt. nIht
@ctroud) 6lno11 modem mcr0rn.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-10
CHILD GETS SICK ,FEvERISH
 IF CONSTIPATED
"CALIFoRNIA SYRUP OF FIGS" CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM-
 ACH OR BOWELS.

A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels. which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish: stomach sour.
 Look at the tongue, mother. If coated, or your child is listless, cross, feveriSh, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other children's aiIment give a teaspoonful of "CaIifornia Syrup of Figs" then don't worry, be- cause it is perfectly harmless and in few hours all this constipation poi son, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. A thorough inside cleansing is oftimes all that is necessary. It should be the first treatment given in any sickness
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by the Cal ifornia Fig Syrup Company"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-10
HUMOR OF THE DAY

And have you lived here all your
 ''No, mann. not yeti" - London Opinion.
 Maid-Madame says that she will be right down. She is in her boudoir;
 Mir. NewIyrich-Great Scott! And minister will be at the reception tonight.-Tiger.
 You shouldn't allow the little things of life to disturb you."
 'I don't know about that. A germ is about the littlest thing l know Of" Washington Star.
 Officer Cexcitedly)-Hi, Tompkins, have you seen anything of my bag gage?
 Private Tompisins-Yes. sir. she's just gone along there with the major! -Splinters.
 q suppose it takes a certain amount of tact to get into society" said the climber.
 Yes. one must know whom to arrived.-Chicago Herald.
 T see that Twickham has become 6 real estate dealer and broker"
 T don't know about the real es- tate end of it! but the rest of it is true. He deals poker hands all night and is broke all day.''-Puck.
 Uncle Josh-Iere's a letter from Nephew Harry that's gone to Africa and says that within 20 rods O his house there's a family O laughing hyenas.
 His wife-won, I'm glad he's got pleasant neighboTs, anyway.-thats something.-Tit- Bits.
 Flatbush-So the sons through col lege?
 Bensonhurst-Oh, yes.
 Well, do you think the money you spent on his education was well in- vested?"
 "Oh, my, yes. You ought to see him chop wood.''-Yonkers Statesman.
 How in the world do you manage to keep your cook so long?"
 My husband has promised her that if she is working for us when we strike ail he will buy her an automo- bile"
 But I didn't know you had any oil prospects"
 We haven't.'-Toledo Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-10
company will present a new bill for

company will present a new bill for today and tomorrow, and there will De new musical numbers, new costumes and an entirely different line of com edy. MT. Rapier and MT Clark will be seen in different characters and there will be plenty of life and action to the show. On the picture program the five-reel feature will be a stirring photodrama entitled The Midnight Sun. A short synopsis follows:
 Fred Walbeck, a miner, and Addi Holton are engaged to be married. Fred rescues Addie when her house is on fire and is injured himself. After he recovers he is called to arms to serve his country in the islands where an uprising has occurred. After being away three months, Fred is perplexed at not receiving letter from Addi, who is equally perturbed at not hear ing from Fred. Their letters have been intercepted by Willy Farrer, who is also in love with Addi, and whose po- sition in the office of the mines en- ables him to handle all the mail for the residents of the mining town, As F,arrer makes no headway in his suit, because Addf loves Fred, he forgeS a telegram saying that Fred had been killed in the islands. The news causes Addi to become ill during which time Farrer is kind and attentive. When she gets well her loneliness finally de- cides her to run away to the city with Farrer.
 
 About the same time Fred returns from the islands and learns what Addi has done. He obtains employment in the city and one day sees Addi get into a taxicab with Capatin Grube, who was in the islands with Fred. Thinking Captain Grube has caused him to lose Addi, Fred sets out to gain his revenge. Learning that Captain Grube is to accompany the Prince of Domar on a cruise to the Land of the Midnight Sun, Fred secures employ ment on the yacht and then hides a bomb on the ship, intending to blow it up. In trying to make his escape he is discovered and taken before Captain Grube as a deserter. As the captain is about to punish him Fred tells of the bomb. He agrees to reveal the hiding place if the captain will let him and Addi, who is also on the ship, go unpunished. The captain agrees, and Fred finds the bomb and throws it into the water. The captain goes back on his word and orders Fred shot. Just as the men fire at him, Addi rushes to him and they are both killed The prince, hearing the noise, comes on. the deck, and when he learns what has happened, orders the arrest of Captain Grube.
 Comedy pictures will also be shown
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE.
The Leading Theatre of Norwicn Showing Keith Vaudeville and lri- anqIe Photoplays.

The management of the Davis thea ire extend a cordial welcome to all grangers now visiting the city to come and see the exceptionally fine snow that is now appearing here, and every courtesy will be extended to strangers. The theatre is on Broadway, near the city hall and is one of the best equlp- ned in the state The program today consists of three big Keith vaudeville acts and every one is a headllner. The comedy is furnished by Johnson Brothers and Johnson, three merry minstrel men who sing and dance, tell Jokes and are a little minstrel show all by themselves. Walthour ana Ile Princeton Girls supply the novelty on the bill in a sensational acrobat1c ana cycling acts This is the same Bobb1e Walthour the world famous bicycle rider who is known from coast to coast Lillian Morley and the Mo Carty Sisters lend a little diversion in a dainty singing, dancing and costume acts make a very enjoyable entertain rnent. The Triangle feature is Clara Williams and William Desmond in The Criminal a five-part production. IL IS a thrilling story of a girl born outside the social pale, in her native Italy, who is transported to America on a wave of immigration and becomes, through her love for children, involved in Kidnapping case. Hans and Fritz, the two heroes of the Boston American funny page, will be seen in a funny cartoon comedy called Lions and So Forth.
 There will be an entire new show to- morrow, with new vaudeville and DIG tures Matinee at 2-15, all seats 10 cents: evening at 6.45 and S.45. 10c, 15c and zoe Special music by the Davis concert orchestra.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-10
SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY
For Flora BeIIa-Davis Theatre Fri
 day, Jan. 12.

If you like the kind of music that flows from an apparently everlasting spring, and you can endure the shock of flashes of real wit in the sort Of entertainment presumably designed to please the tireless business man, you will find a real charmer in this sea- sons musical comedy, Flora Bella, which will be the attraction at Davis theatre Friday evening, Jan. 18th.
 John Cort will present a specially selected cast. The play recently con- cluded a five months sensational run a the Casino theatre, New York. The book is by Felix Doermann, revised and adapted by Cosmo Hamilton and Dorothy DonneIly. The lyrics are by Percy Waxman, and the score by Charles Cuvillier and Milton Schwartz wald. The result is a musical comedy that combines the charm of The Merry show. The music is just one pretty number after another. There is the dreamy waltz, the stirring march, duets and concerted numbers that set one humming, and a general cheer to the whole that is indeed uncommon in this day of commonplace in musical productions. The story, which is clever and truly interesting, has to do with Flora Bella, cabaret dancer, who marries Prince Nicholas Demidom of the Russian nobility The prince has not been made acquainted with his wtfe's secret past, and she, be- HeV1nS that princess should De Se- date and cold, chooses that particular way of losing her husbands love. When he accidentally discovers a pho tograph of a famous dancer that was one time at the Sign of the Golden Calf in Petrograd, he hastens to the Rus sian capital in quest of frivolity. The princess arrives before him and re- turns to her old life, just for night. The prince falls madly in love with her and all ends happily. The excel lent cast of principals will include Eleanor Henry, Viola Leach, Lily Leonhard, Edith Mason, Lynn Pratt, Guy J. Samsel, Julian Rubell, Ben GrinneII, Jack Bell and others.
 Seat sale opens this morning. Prices Z5c 35c 6oc 76c, $1 $15O.