davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15

established that Ruth the New York High school F
Alfredo Cocchi
victim ripper She had taken the
lawyer
pictured above the Of discovering the body.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-29

glotbpenoig II: ferner, oab ale, bic
ii9 Der Sahe Dibmen pollen. nit Der
n1tbigen Gitteratur berieben peroen.
Die i'd NIT Gr.rbsn bsrnebms, III eine
gr6bere S4rift (sin pampbIst) in
@orbereitung. Sn man9en 5dleu
tpirb ii3 inbeB ein tuross Girtular
nit ben bauptIGdIi6Fen Sdlasporz
ten fir bic Sa6e nod beHer perpens
ben lnFen. Sd I6loee besbaIb DOT,
buB Ra3ftebenoes, Don Sa6lsuteu ers
sGn3t, ins Gnglifhe iiberieBt uno m
Maien perbreitet pirb:
Warum bsu!f6 lerueng
l. Weil man burh bas Grlernen
eiper speitsn ODE. frsmoen Spraac
cin 6eFeres 9erItdnbuib Der 2anoess
ipra6e esipinnt.
2. lDeil bas Spra&itubium als belt.
9issipIin bes 9eifes gilt uHo neil
cie aenntniB BON frsmben Spra6en bic
Grunolose gu elmer bsferen unb tDetta
Ii6tigsren gilounJ III.
8. Deil bic bsutf4e Spruhe eine
i60ue une pobltIiuaenbe Sprade it,
4. Weil bic beatite Sprahe ieoem,
Der tic bebrrI6t. cine retde unb berrs
lite 9iterntur eritlieBt.
). Deii piele gruubleoenoe DiHen-
Tdaftli6e @erfs in beutTaer Spra6'
rsrfdBt iinb.
6. 8eir bic bsutT6s Sprafs in oe'
onnser g1elt eeIproten piro.
I. Weil i'm 9e6en zines Meni9er
piele umitGnoe ein:rsten t6unen. pr
inn sic aenutuiB Der bsutIben Sprdf
dhe gum praftiI6en Sortbeil aerei6t.
8. Beil SeutI4 in pielen iSdnen
Die Sprufe Der Gltern, gorfabrer
ober 0erpdnbteu lit.
9. 0ei! ieosr S6iiIsr in Cincinnati
RE Gielseeu6ett Bat bic teutl6s Spra'
DE out su erlernen.
10. 8eil bier bic Shiilsr nit BEN
iehiten Sohr. fpern Die Spru5pert.
,euae nod biegIom limb. aHfurgeu unc
rag Stu6ium in Der Sphfflile, ic
6is AIR llniperiitit fortTtben .6unsn.
II. Msil bic Sdiiler ourh bic Se.
rheiliduu1 dm hedtIten lInterriht an.
oers TGfer niht osrnn6ldfideu.
II. 0eil bic StiiIer oom oeutiter
2ehrer pieleg Isrntu. bdP lie in anoe'
rem FG6srn perperthen tonneu.
13. Weil es errisIer in, bdb BIZ
oeutT6lsrnsnhsn G6iiler in uffeu eng
,iI6en 5Gdsru gu Ssn beItsu ue60rer.
@. R.
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Z. 8. =. 4. Yet i'm 300.

eils bieies 6riihubr Der etabtpere
banb bei6lob, bon Der sSeier hes beut@
Itsu 3aaes ob5uieben. ri9tete er an
bic osuti6en 9ereiRe bic auIfprSsz
runo, pGtreno oss Sommsrs tleinere
fseItlihtsitsn obSubGIten. Run bat Der
OpbIelop Sdnssr6or befNONen, 3Hz
Iammen nit ben bier belltIaen 2ogen
@ermania 113, Sermorm 208, Sums
bolbt 274 uno @ilbelm EEL 1856 am
Somitaa bsm Z. Suli, i'm 600 elm
Spmmerfeii gu eebeu. Seit @o6eu 1T
Elm @usihuB Ftsibig an Der 4rbeit ssz
ipeien, Elm Yrosrumm fir 4li uue
SSung suiammensufteller. Gr6ffnet
ipirb bie 5sier I'M 2.3o nit eiuem
SaFeballsS sSpisl. Damn fpleeu um bier
llhr bic uthetiIaer llnterboltuneen.
isiir Bic anaben IN en- gieeFen uno
Sadlaufsn OoreeIeben uRo fir bic
RGnaen sin SnrtoffelpsstIaufeu unc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-29

bss gsitrigen Yerb0rs periu3ie GelOs
reid berl9isbeHtli4 Geatuant Grcs
gu bspesen. ibm sinen sS4lud" psrs
abfpIssn Su lahsn, abe: er 9ltte ca'
nit abjolut tein 9liid. Geutndnt Sos
pc bemertts turS ALBERT. Dan mir
betommit Ou teiuen 2rOpfcn his
Dtin qnpaIt Riitipru6s nit Dir
ssnOmmsn bat. Wenn er Dir in Eies
fer Se3ie5ung beIfsn pia, 10 lit eas
ieine Sa9s."
2sutuant 2ooe's getanntI5aft mit
GeIorei9 batirt Sabre 5urId. ais
geioe Der itdotifhen GeueriDe6r anges
66rtsn unb in berjsIbsu SpribentpH,
pagnie itanoen lmo ebe Der gsu:uant
ssitern isin gsrb0r bseauu rtsf st
9elorsi6 in Die grinerung auriid,
mas er ibm seiogt bate, aIs 9elo.
reid bas I,ste Wial in lingelsssrbsi.
ten irar. .6abs i9 Dir ri5t geras
them, iagts Der 2eutnaut, ,Oas stiH.
fen gu Iafisn unb fp;sbtr sin au'tdnSi.
ger Msnih gu perbsn uuo babe if
Dir niht Elm boi.s gnoe prOpbsssit,
penn 9u bei oem Saufsn ttborren
ioIIteit9~
sd peib, i'd tpeib". iagte Gelbs
reid uno lieB ben SOpf binssu. gtn
beutigsu 9ormittug tpirb Der aeitinr
oige W9rber i'm Wuni3ipalscritt
borsefiibrt unb isin 8orperb1r piro
bonu .alIer Du6rTbeiuIt5tsit mad
oerfho6tn tperbsn, bis Der Coroner
Or Bauer Ieinen UabrIpru5 in sem
Soa abgsoe5en BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-29

8GriteI9nappen. Die Oamsn tonnsr
ii5 i'm Rdseleinidlasen unb 9rdato'
fen @eben iiben unb bic Mdnner in
SopfidIaeen unb Ringslite4en.
lin flint llhr pirb Der neueriDdhlte
9robmeiiter gruber Grant SIabaugD
DON Rspart cine aniprade balten.
ReprdIsntant gruoer 9eurp Siebsl
pirb ibN rorfteGen. Dor uub nod ben
aHfpra6eu piro Der Sobfeaop Sdna
gerbor urrter 2eitung Don 9rubsr
Gbrsott 2iebsr ftngen.
@roben antlans tpirb leoentaus
bic Wiener grater &apeIe uuter Set'
tung Don 9ruber Seim fiuben. Die
felbe tpirb DON feds ubr on Die Yang
mufis lisfern. 9enug llnterbaItung
fir ale. 9ommt unD feiert Elm ees
miitblites SEP i'm 800. &auft bic
aarien Don ben Mitsliebsrn bon ben
betreffenben Gooen.
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Sir ben btntidtn llnterridt.
IS Iuf asitirt lrerSeu, tuenn iein &C.
genmdrtissr StanS erbalten
bleibsH ipll

Die GsinOs tes oeutI6.n lInters
rltts iino INNER nod an Der qrbeit.
5m 9ereiH NIT esr en9IiIteu 9reiIe
1T bereits Dielfd1 Der 9lnubs erpedt
poroen. oub es IN rGdfter 3sit teinen
osutiten llntsrriht mebr siebt. Sine
Gr3a1I S3iiIsr, nit Dem natirIic5en
Sriebe, iih Die SdulSsit 10 Ieitt ME
moglih gu mn9sn, baben oarauf5in
bic 4biiht sedIbsrt, oas 9eutI6e
nit geginn oes ndbiten S6uliabres
fdasn gu loIen. Sierin brobt BEN
oeutiten llnterriht cine nirtlits 9e=
fabr. 60 Iange 0ierSebntauieno S6i.
ler porbanoen lno. bic ben beutiteu
llnterritt oerIInssn, pirb fid Der
S6ulratb i6ipetIth od3u befimmeu
lafsn, benislb:n db3uitaffen. Wie
absr, penn bic Sailer5obI uuf Elm
tIsinss SGufletn Suiammenitrumpit9
6ierssgen mus iich bns aeiammte
Dsutittbum mil aler Maht ue6ren.
Wer Sinoer Sat. mub barouf ieben,
oob oieielbsn ain heutider unterri6t
tbeiInsbmsn. Sn oieier 3eit bari isine
Gntibuloieuus ssItsu. 9lbsr aud ioIe
DE, Die teins Ihulpfli6tissn ainber
baber, folten isOs GsIsssnbeit be-
nussH. um fiir zen beutiheu Inter
ritt StimmunJ gu mo6eu. Sd baIis
ss fosor fir noitptnbie, oob Som.
mittees s,biIeet Derbsn unh nur9
bisf. bic asitation ppn 9nus gu Sais
betrieben pire. Gin frtunhIihss ers
iu6en, Der oeatiden Sa6s jtst uiht
in ben Riideu ~ fallen, pirb Obus
3lreiFeI in nieIsR 5Gusn riisea.
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Che GrlambmissFHeime.

1Ralpb 80. Stepens. %, Nabeira. 6.
lgtbel ). 9aigh. 25, OatIsp, 8.
j@epree aIbtOn, AZ, 3471 Tlonigo<
( merp Rooo
lScp Tl. sOmptins, %, 1869 SorGs
than glDe.
(Spiepb S. 9er3oS. 27. 1862 Tore'
I lamb glR.
lnlatilba ReuB. 10, 1103 Bates Gre.
I@rapIou Sapoet. SO. 832 Carlisle
I 4ne-
iGbrtitina .. Gpurancs. 80, s3S
edrlisle 2lpe.
l@lifforb 4bams, "a. 1902 Brain
alpe.
t@utbie R. Orr. 19, $40 Rain str.
Igietor 9rimie6l, "a, Carthage, ..
l2ouiIe Serrmanu, 80, Gdrtbage. =.
yisreoerie gteu, n, 1887 9errpR
( 2lDe.
iGlara 6. geprtmanu, 26, Wt. Seals
tip. ..
}Senrp SiIt. As. Sotie1, O.
fSpp6ia S9Gfer, 45, 911 Dabe Str.
{qluggit Rut, 81. s28 Charlotte Ctr.
l2llina 9eroIet, 20, 525 Diner Stt.
(eetpis q. @DparDs. 2S, s35 @. 81,
! 6ertp Strabe
lSrene 3ousbertp. %, 1892 gins
StraBs.
(Sobn SuppsuIaB. 35, 137 DIT Nes
( uiideu 4pe.
(2Isnes Stautbsrg, 36. 137 Sf Te'
Wtiden 4oe.
}Sbermau @iliuus. 43, Ndacira,
I Sbto.
lsuaru getrrman, 25. ptontgomsrp.
Sbie.
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Clinton Cranes peri o n
Itdler H q d1Idb.

Ter ysaf)lab 6es perftorbenen Sob.
bdIolcrS 6 clinton Crane III aEf
$ibi.024.72 abgeiddst iporoeu nnb
tiittdIt Ii. y. foIseiioe Boiten: " I'm
tpeil IN Der ssirma 6. Crane 10.
$50, ,909.72; 100 Bombs Der WSdin
,iSlano Grecf 60. $50, 900; 53S git.
i'm DO. S10.760; 5pei 2ebensreriife.
.unes.golicen $4,000; geriaieoenes
$2355.
9 Sdabenerias.aIagen
Gin StrobeIlbabn.llnian. Der iid
mn %. Sebriiar .. s. in Der ytdbe oes
3coloaiid,en gartens crcianete. uno
iosbci cine Gar Der Ginfinnati 9rac'
inn Co., iorpie cine ioId)e Der Ohio
3idetion 60. (9odIdno Gor) oon ei.
rer Grbeitsear. bic aiiber arntrolle ge.
rdibcn oar, getrcfien fuiroen. fiibrte
gc,.ern gu bier SG)o6eneriasflagen M
,Selantmtbeirage bon $21 800 gegcn
ole 5ciSen 3eielIi6afteu. Die lSuuiilic
Ses gerii6ermssagenten G b 10 B
" Tinger. 5ortbags apenne. be.
i.ebeno aus ieiner Gottin 6 II In . IN.
ar, jeiner 10idbrigen 5odter Q err q
zinger imb ieinem 4Idbrigcn
Sobndcn GbDaro 8. DiugeE
hcfan6en i'd, ,iir 3eit oes llnians alif
Dc, 0o6lnn6 Gar irno tpiir6eH ole bel
Der aoliiion oerdrt perIebt. bos iie
.nvtenlung unter iritlidher 9ehoni'.
li:aa blcibsn mriisten. gils Sstaner5ens.
lcio pcrIangen 9liIa Oinger MN
$4,000 gera Ginger $1,000 ir,o
Ghipar6 s. 9inger $500, iiuo Der
Batter G6Daro R. Ginger min
fir icine sehabten auslnaen. fofuie fir
oen gerhiIt Der 9icuite ieiner @attin.
,inn getras noH $4,000 enti6aoisf
iein.
n. .. Serter, Bornnno oeS II
)ibriacn slbe ssneo6ion. lrelt Sebterer
ON, II. apriI 1911 an Der @anc vi.
icr 5nn ei;lem Snrieab Der 3un'
iIein Iarifab 60. gctroffcn ,uio ihrer
rerIsst uor6en III, fpliroe i'm grobat'
aeritf ermddtigt. bon Der beingten
,sisma $1,000 M @rlebigiins aller gln'
ipriid,e 5u dfe3ptiren.
gewarbSa. airf baf ben aon.
i,efior Soiepb @raiicn mii Grrnb Der
Sd,1oigung eepiiien Grirnoeigeii.
ib.rrs IN Green Sctpnibip aiif 2ab-
lintg Don 500 GntihdSigitng Der.
ilalf.
gomarh g. M ouiinier bat
.sis ysahloBpcrralter bes Bel einem
au.punfnll eetooteten 3 abor g q r.
tis be grlaiibuib erbalten, bon Der
Cincinnati @roin & San Co., iuclter
nos auto geborte, $500 oils criognltige
neutrality-suspicious. afseptiren ,ll
nii-icn. SGriis iuirbe aiu 26. Mat
isf7 ron einyn amtciiuf Der iSirntn
nF.riabren uno fair GliI Der Gtele se.
tp0tef.
gcifie aopilopit, 1889
@crrti a,eaiie. rpelte am 4. Goberi,
Der 1915 ar Der gsoo6burn 2lpenue
'mc aEooiion Ronb BON elmer Gilbert
Tee:nie Gar setrcifen iIno erbeblid
1erIest iriiroc. erIangte sciiern nlif
i.rs $4,000 ssIoge bin ein gcroift iiter
$4,000.
ariminaIIahen
Der Sarbige Dennis Soaes
Der iuter Der anflnge bes Wsorbes i'm
SiNiteu Grade itnun, neil or icinen
RaiieanOiien Jreb. Tortin. nit oeal
CT on Der Heu strabe nno grooopnn
in gtreit geraibcn mar. pdbrenh bes
Irtteren erfdlngei bnhe. tpifrbe ae.
tern bcs tbdfIitten 4ngriifs fnuI6ig
beiimben unb gu feds aponoten @e.
iuiMrib oenrfbeiIt.
Soufsghmau, bsr Scoeni;e
as;sstIagt ourfte ii& seiters oes tbdt.
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Senile geinubcn.

Sle 2eite BON Senrp g. Natber.
ben &rdroeuteu Der 9Ifoore SH 60.
oe., rpie oereits nisfiibrlid) beridJtet,
im Superior See bei Calumet, Bird,
Sciegentli9 einer 9ootfabrt ertrunf, III
se5c cgen por6en lme miro bebaiie gseI.
ie5ura bierber iiberfiibrt perOeN Gie
Scrroteung fuloet aller @at,rfheiil'
Ihbfrit nod aln Deoutug ytndHittng
Dol. Der @obniiKq Don @iiiitpn g.
aitutber. oem 8rnoer hes gserftorbr.
neir. an Der Yfcebregor eloenue. aus
ltettliAoen
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seiNen gerIetnuarn erlcasn.

Sobn 9dugh. BON SO. Gal Beit
sdJte Strabc. Der. pie tereits berid;.
ret, Dor einiJm 1agen in bcm Gpsi.
der Der 6arIp & Daniel Co., on Der
sarriet SIR. Don SellbnlIen reritiiitet
mcrSen mar, III aeitern i'm itibtiiden
Soipital oeiI gerlstimgeu erIeaen. Die
er BEL ieIlen llnfaa hapcuactragen
botts.
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Bia albert GeISrsia ben Gisarrem.
NADER Sobn aeller eridJIaoeu
baben.

Sin bissbeSiisIifes gsitdnbnib lssts
Der W0rbsr seiiern nod ieinsr in
Oapton. g.. erfolsten Wsrbaftung
ab. - Seinsr gnsabe na6 Durbe
Der Norb an Disnitns porissr DOs
DIE etiua in ber Riitassjiunb. Dsrs
iibt. - Ro9 GeIbreif's S9ilbss
rung banoelie q ii4 nm cine priis
sslsi in Der 2ruHtsnbsit. = I'm
sase nda bem ROrbe Dsrli.B gelbs
reid bic Stlbt unb .sbrte srIt am
Sonntas suriid. - I'm am Wons
tag Norsen nod Dapion a6Sureis
len. = esine 5eitnabms srfOlsis in
Der bortissn Solbaienbeimatb. =
Gelorsi6 tanate ni4t sinmal ben
Hamsu isinss Spfsrs.
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Clinton Crumbs psriSnlidTr Raflaa
aai $16A024.72 abssid,dst.

Shaoeueriatflaseu.-- GbeideiSuHgs'
iclle. - arimiHaliad)eH. = Stride
brandt Wsib Jnm Yduen. - 9tadl.
lah.gnsslssenbeiten. - geriGie'
beyes.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
FoRcIsLE FEEDING OF
 MRS, ETHEL 6YRNE
Commissions Lewis Says She is Mak-
 ing No Resistance.

New York. Jan. 28.-Mrs. Ethel Byrnes who went on a hunger strike when she was sentenced last Monday to thirty days in teh penitentiary al Blackwelrs@ Island for spreading birth control propaganda, was described to- night by Commissioner of Corrections Burdette G. Lewis as progressing well under gentle forcible feeding"
 A bulletin issued by the prison phy- sician characterized Mrs. Byrne's atti- tude as one of general passivity. and 1t was said her condition, both physically and mentally, was good.
 "The hunger strike is a hoax" de- clared Commissioner Lewis. Mrs. Byrne is making no resistance. Forci- ble feeding is an everyday matter with us. We constantly get alcoholics and drug addicts who must be forcibly fed. We are not permitted to allow pris- oners to commit suicide. The only difference between Mrs. Ryrne and the others is that Mrs. Byrne has some one on the outside giving out state ments about her and us.
 Commissioner Lewis said he had re- ceived telephone calls all during last night and today from persons inquir- ing as to Mrs. Byrne's condition, con- corning which her sister, Mrs. Mar garet Sanger. and others had issued statements.
 It was announced that the physf- clans are contemplating administer Ing food to Mrs. Byrne at regular meal times hereafter.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BREED THEATRE.
sessue Hayakawa, the Noted Japanese Actor, in The Honorable Friend, Five Part Lassey Production. Feature for Today and Tuesday.

Sessue Hayakawa,. the noted Japan csc actor, who will be seen at the Breed theatre today and Tuesday in the Jesse L. Lasky production of The Honorable Friend, written especially for him Elizabeth McGaffey and pre- pared for the screen by Eva Unsen, has long been considered by his fellow dramatic artists as one of the greatest actors on the screen. It was only re- gently, however, that he attracted the attention of the theatregoing public. This was accomplished when he was seen in support of Fannie Ward in the Lasky production of The Cheat Short iy after that. in answer to popular de- rnand he was starred in a Japanese Story, Alien Souls, and again repeated bis success of the former production. Fole of a young Japanese in America, and 1t Is said to be one of the most unusual in which he has appeared
 Hayalzawa is surrounded by @ cast of unusual excellence including such distinguished artists as TSuri Aoki, Raymond Hatton and Billy Elmer.
 The Breed will also present the third Hhapter of The Great Secret, Metro's new million dollar serial. with Francis X Eastman and Beverly Bayne as wind of photoplay popularity has blown, 1t has proven beyond peradven- lure of doubt that this new serial is the greatest screen novel of the cen tury and has established high water nark in motion picture excellence.
 For the first time in his remarkable eareer, MT. Bushman acts a variety of Poles. He is seen as a wealthy man about town, a trained athlete, an East Side tough, a longshoreman and a Chinaman.
 This is similarly true of Miss Bayne. who as Beverly Clarke gives the finest performance of her screen career. Don't fail to see this chapter. as it Contains many startling situations.
 The Breed concert orchestra renders D musical program at all performances and every evening the orchestra is augmented to five pieces. Three shows daily, at 2.30, and S.30 D m. All seats 10 cents, at all performances.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
PHYSICALLY UNFIT
 GuARDsMEN COST U. s. s2ooo. 900
Each Man Rejected Caused an ExPen-
 allure of $40.

New York. Jan. 2s.-Acceptance of physically unfit national guardsTnen made necessary by last summers mo- bilization cost the federal government not less than s2,0o0 900, according to a report tonight of the executive com mittee of Mayor Mitchels committee on national defense.
 The lowest estimate of the physi- cally unfit among the 114-00o officers and men subject to the presidents call was placed at g per cent. or 2S, 800, in spite, the report says. of the rela- lively low rejection rate in Massachu- setts New York ard a few other states toward maintaining proper phy- sical standards.
 At one of the mobilization camps" said the committee, ''rhe army inspec- tor-instructor estimated that each man rejected had represented. at conservative estimate, a loss to the government of $40. In the case of men carried to the border without thorough examination and sent back home because of disability, the cost was of course far greater. In other cases, where men were dischareed at theor home stations soon after the call, it was leSs-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
HUMOR OF THE DAY

WilIis-What makes a man always give lady diamond ring? GiIltssThe lady.-Orange Peel. Why don't you get married?" taurant and I'm continually lighting with my boss."-Judge. "Horrorsi While mother was sleep ing the baby licked all the paint."-
 No; off mother.-Kansas City Journal. Recruiting officer-But what would boy like you do in the army? IAd-Don't you need a caddy to carry the swords and things Lon don Punch.
 Ed-And how many jewels in your watch? Joe-JewelsI An, none-I took them all out a while ago. I hate any kind of display-Chaparral. "Bluffem poses as a hustler. doesn't
 Well, yes: he's always energetic in ought to be done."-BOston Tran script.
 ters2"
 nine creatures who says that he'd be perfectly willing to pay an income tax if he only had sufficient income. Puck.
 Church, see that corrections made recently in maps of Greenland have shown it to be about 10000 square miles larger than formerly believed"
 Gotham-Oh, have they been haV- ing a war of aggression Up there, too? -Yonkers Statesman.
 MT. Sorrell proposed to me, moth- er."
 And you accepted him, I hope?"
 "No. mother; I could never love 8 man with red hair"
 But, my dear girl, you should con- sider the fact that he has very little of it."-Chicago Herald.
 Aren't you worried about prohibi- tion?"
 No" replied Uncle Bill Bottletop.
 But you won't be able to get a drink"
 Whats the difference2 If the cost of living goes ahead this way, I won't have the price of a drink."-Washing- ton Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
DAVIS THEATRE.
Three Big Keith Vaudeville Acts and Clara Williams in a Five-Part Tri- angle Feature PhotopIay, Three of Many.

The vaudeville bill booked to appear It the Davis the first half of this Geek is one that will appeal to every Iheatregoer i;1 the city. The headline attraction is Conlin Parks Trio billed Is three little pals They present a beautiful scenic offering. with singing music cnsaedy and dancing. that has been 2 Hic hit in all the large Keith houses The second act is John Goss H-r minstrel man. who will be seen in .-, original blsckface comedy skit The tnird act is King and Harvey, who will be heard in a singing act of un- 1sual excellence. Both members of
 his act are singers of merit and their 1oiu:' and duets are a treat to hear All three acts are tnpnotchers and are sure to he big hit with the patrons If this popular thea tre Tn addition 10 the vaudeville there is nexception- lily fine program of photoplavs, with , hve-part Triangle Ince feature called Three Of Many. starring Clara Will nams- This is an intensely interesting picture of nationa'ities and deals with the present war and how it affected shree different people. The other pic lures are Frills and Thrills. one of Florence Roses latest fashion films. Ind is specially acceptable to the la dies; the other picture is an industrial One and is hand co,ored A special musical program has been arranged By the Davis concert orchestra that will appeal to all lovers of good instru- mental music. Matinee at 215: all Eeats 10 cents. Evening at 645 and S45; 10, 15fand 20 cents Don't fan 70 see this show
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THURSDAY, FEB. l; 1917,
 at 10 o'clock.


 Having sold my farm. I will sell at ing horse, l pair work horses. and 10 years old. two good chunks, for working and driving, Fl cows, new miich and the rest springers. 2 three CTS. 2 yearlings. 3 shoats, Indian Run ner ducks, 1 two-horse team wagon, 2 express wagons. 1 covered. 1 1ow-down milk wagon. light covered milk was- business sleigh, 2 two-horse mowin 6 machines, 1 nearly new. cutaway har- row. I hinge harrow, 1 horse rake, neari-- new. 2 cultivators, 2 blows. I Eclipse corn planter. Columbian seed Ianter nearly new, several tons of Food hay, and several tons of stock Ray large quantity Of ensd1age, 1 set double harnesses. 3 driving harnesses. I tackle and block, heavy chains hay forks. i large icebox for cooling milk. 1 large grain box. milk coolers, IA en-auart milk cans. milk paiis. milk hotties, and other things too numerous to mention. Caterer In attendance
 ALEXANDER HARRINGTON
 S63 Boswell Ave, Norwich. Conn.
 Five r. 1utes' walk from Greenevflle or Boswell Ave. trolley. If stormy. next fair day. jan2od
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

The schemes and plots of woman without heart are portrayed in William Fox's newest photoplay, Jealousy, in Which Valeslxa Suratt plays the leading Pole. It is the story of a discontented woman who tries to find happiness by forcing men to love her; but she is Brushed and helpless in the end.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29

Hartford-Strong objections to hay ing Billy Sunday come to Hartford were voiced by the Rev. Sherrod SouIe and Dr. Ernest A Wells at the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Friday evening in Center church house Their remarks were oc- casioned by the proposal that the church unite with other churches, in the city in extending an invitation to the evangeIists to come here and con duct revivals:
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What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville snd Moving Pictures at the Davis Thea tre.
 Moving Pictures ar the Freed The Ire. riu1n Theatre.
 Norwich Rifle Club meets at the Uncas Lodge. No. n. I. O. o. F.. meets in Odd Fellows Hall
 Thames Union No. 13T. U. B.. of e. and J. of A, meets In Carpenters Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
worth Attention of Women

When you feel too tired to work, when dark puffs appear under your eyes, when you wake up weary, with baclIache or pains in sides and loins, when muscles and bones ache, when you suffer rheumatic twinges, when lumbago puts you down, then you know the kidneys are weakened or dfsordered. Mrs. T. J. Buclknell, Route 1. Hardy, Neb. writes: T am recov- sring from an attack Of Iumbago, by the aid of Foley Kidney Pills. They surely have helped me" The Lea 6 Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29
L..r,i,o "a u.,5 rr.;,r,,

Roston. Jan. 2S-To help trainrner tc handle the complicated business de- lniis of an army is the purpose of a new course in military oreaniza ton" which will be opened this week at Boston University College of Business Administration. it was announced to- 4ay. The course has been approved By the war department.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29

The American made watch ig thG popular timepiece in the United States. In 1914, as shown, the domestic pro- duction was valued at $14, ,276, ,000; thai years domestic exports totaled S1,- 0I9, 900, and it's imports of foreign watches $3,157, ,O00; that is to say, of the 16,0O0, ,000 worth of new watches that find purchasers annually in the United States, one-f1fth are of for eign manufacture.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-29

Another big attraction for Mondays hnd Tuesdays show at the Auditorium Is the famous Charles Chaplin in The Musketeers of the Sums. This picture has already made thousands of laughs and being made up in two reels carries with it the usual Chaplin fun The show for these two days is a hard one to beat and will bring forth much criticism. Remember the price is but 10 cents all over the house.