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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14

iichz Zadluzena zeme tOlik pO-
tfebuje. "a druhe zdrzovalo
by Sc obrozeni prumyslu donna
ciho. Bude asi treba zavesti
vysoke clio ochranne' a uciniti
i ina opatreni. Snad bude tre
BIZ vice, Francie bude muset
hledat vyhodneho uv6ru II
sEych spojencu valecnych.
Jeden vynikajici francouz-
sky odbornik, ktery jest Gle
mem mirove konference a test
Sc velike pov6sti, vyslovil Sc o
tom techto dnech k ameri-
ckym zpravodajum: "Nase sta
novisko Jest jasne a nemuze-li
no nekdo pochopiti, je to pro-
70, re nevidi naSi tisne a ma
Sich zlych potreb. Jsou to We
ci, ktere Sc dali t6zko predsta-
viii. nebOt Sc nedaii vyiadfit Ci
&liccmi, Y dOllarech q centech.
ToVarni budovy isou rozsti'ile-
ny a Sboreny, stroie rozkrade-
~ nebo rozbity. celia severni
Francie pokryta Jest hroby
tech. kdoz byli drive V tovar-
mach dilovedoucimi anebo del
milky. rodiny jsou roztrhany We
Znicenych domovech. pro to-
,"aray neni surOvin, vSude
spouSt' a prazdota. kdo to vi
,di, pochopi to, i kdyby nebyl
zadnym prumyslovym eXper-
TEN. Y celku vine ien. ze Sc
yarui Francie byla prumyslo-
you Francii a re to byla prave
severni Francie, kterou Huno-
vG spustosili."
"Amerikan mohl by 81 0 tom
udelati predstavu, kdyby Spoi.
Staty cd oceanu atlantickeho
~ po horv apalaSskc byly sroE
many Sc zemi, Znicen prumysl
sborcna mesta V New lorku.
Pennsylvanii. Massachusetts n
tax dale. K tomu 81 ieste pii-
nySlemc t6Zke poSkozeni a po-
lovitni zniteni klaiiny. ktera
lezi od hor al po rcku Mississi-
npi. Zbyva ieSt& velika cast
zcme, ale rolnicka a ne pru-
,nvslova Y takovem asi stayu
Jest Francie.'
Urednfk pokracoval: "Nasl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14

lou, poevadz ale deset deset po-
rotcG z dvanacti ma rozsudku
Sc usneslo, nabyl rozsudek i
tim zakonite platnosti.
Pokud vim, nektere zeny ne
souhlasi tim, by zeny jako po
rotci slouzily, ale pri tom do
mnivaji Sc, ze povinny jsou u
rad ten ma sebe prevziti, pak-li
"a porotce jsou vylosovany.
Celkem ztravila jsem u soudu
sedm dnG, z nichz pet jako po-
rotce dny ty zlstanou mi po-
vzdy milou vzpominkou du-
kazem rovnosti S muzi.
We statu Idaho, jinak velice
Fpokrocilem, zeny nejsou nuce-
ny ma porote slouziti to te
priciny re Cd zavedeni rovneho
|prava zen nebyl dosud opra-
ven zakon o porotnim zafizeni.
!zustava tedy tam V platnosti
zakon starry, ktery INA jen pc
!rotce muzske, ackoliv zeny
IA porotu vyvolavany isou a
sluzba jich vseobecne uspoko-
ljuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14

! Ia porotce vyvolavaji Sc oso
! by bez ohledu ma jich pohlavi
a pokud jsem Sc presvedcila,
rani pravnici nijakeho rozdilu
mezi mimi necini. V .jednom
+pripadu zasedalo ma porote vi
ce zen nez muzh, jinem pre-
vahu nell opet muzove a We
tretim bylo zastoupeni muzil
II zen stejne. V poslednlm
|Soudnlm pfipadu, v nemz jed
Inalo Sc zalobu ma nahradu,
kterouz mela zeleznicni spolec
most zaplatiti, zastupce zelez-
nice pouzil sveho prava, ne
chtel zeny na porotu pripustiti
ale konecne prec musel svoliti
k tomu, aby alespon jedna ze-
ma pripadu tom zasedala.
Pokud Sc pamatuji, jedna
porota zasedala zavrena po ce-
lou noe; v jinem pripadu, ma
nemz jsem Sc podilela, dospeli
Ijsme k rozsudku az po osme
hodine vecerni, k cemuz nespi-
Sc prispelo sdeleni serifovo, re
lGzka pro porotce urcena, "a
brala 81 jiz jina porota. Ma
okresni utraty dostavaly jsme
dive jidla denne a jak pozoro-
vala jsem, muzum jidla ona
lepe u pritomnosti zen-porotcu
chutnala.
Pripady, ma nichz jsem iako
|porotce zasedala, tykaly Sc ma
brad ma mestu pozadovanych
"a skody vznikle novou urovni
ulic a ielikoz mesto nepopira-
10 vzniknuti Skody, jednalo sc
jen o stanoveni vySe nahrady.
is dobrym vedon1im mohu fici,
lie V SIM, kde porota sc radila
EnikdO ami z daleka nepokusil
. sc cinit rozdilu mezi porotcem
,muzem a porotcem zenou. Mu-
zove porotci uznavali vereine
re zeny to jsou prave TAX
spravedlive ma zaklade poda-
neho svedectvi o kazdem jed
'notlivem pTipadu rozhodovati
liako oni. Pouze V jednom pfi-
ipadu a to civilnim, nebylo do
cileno jednomyslneho rozsud-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14
We STREDU, IA. KVETNA 10

Nemecko pry odvola proletariatu zem spoeneckych
skoda ale, re tax neudealo pred valkou
ZapovedEci poteSenim vykrkuj zpravu, re znamy ban
dita mexcky Villa, jest zuvym prohbtakem Myslime, re
81 prive tim veIkou rekamu nedeaji.
N6mci pry nikdy nesnili panstv mad cdym en- To
snad ale so JEST do Begie Francie poupuci vo-
ilci ma vagony n:psal: ze Niler cisar eVropsky
N6mecku byIo vydano nafizeni. ably zalu mad miro
vNmi pcdninkami zaVrena bya divada. Ano VcrsalsEy
mir bude posednn akem velmocenskeho postaVen Germa
ME.
deeati Versailles nemeli ami tolika
tat aDy pr mveni poVsal iak byva pravidan slusnos
Ano susnost zdvorlos Nemec byvaly od jakzva diva
RUNE pOjmy.
NemeGt kapitalHt6 uozli pouhe diva rl6sice svV
carskych bankach sS2f 100000 vaecnych ziskd. kdo
pax narkum Germane re nemuZe plai srxavedve dlu
by, veriti?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14
zENY POROTCI.

Stat Washington jest iednim
2 americkych statu, piiznavaji
cich zenam pravo, slouziti ma
porott prave tax iako muzove.
Sluzbu pOrotcu We Washing
tone zastavati mohou pouze ty
osoby, jez plati nejmene jeden
dollar dani rocne ponCvadz
We statu tom veskeren majetek'
po snatku nabyty je spolecnym
Nlastnictvim muze a zeny. mo-
nou porOtci byti muz i zena,
! plati-li nejmene diva dollary
dani rocne. Proti ustanoveni
tomuto samo zrejmo podany
byly RUNE namitky jez vsak
umlteny byly tim, re kaz-
dou obsllkou, vyzyvajici ku
sluzbe porotni, predklada Sc
zvlastni list jehoz vypin6nim
zena zfika Sc pro jedno obdobl
soudni prava sveho, aniz by nu
cena byla zreknuti ono omlu-
VIII netim jinym nez svym po-
hlavim. Matky malych ditek
zcela prirozene vyhody teto
hojne pouzivaji. vsak zeny,
jez Z domova sveho volne Wy
! 'chazeti mohou, ochotne sluzbu
porotcu zastava.ii. Pri obchuz
ce sve kazdy odhadci dani ia
re Sc Zeny, zdaz ochotnou Jest
na porote slouziti. kdyby Wy
;,losovana byla a prisvedcl-li &c
na kladne, neopomene Ztizna
mu uvesti, Jake narodnoSti ze-
ma Jest Tax sdeluie pani Amy
l. Heupleova V nedavnem elsie
Rural New Yorker.
Ida Sc mi, pokracuje dale,
re rovnIm pravem zen po-
zadovana by mela byti ma zen
skych volicich nejen znalost
anglickeho jazyka, ale hlav-
njch americkych politickych a
ustavnich zasad. Dnes vSak
zena cizozemi zrozena, pro-
vda-li sc za' Americana, pc jed
noletem pobytu We statu naby-
va prava hlasovaciho. Nepa-
matuji Sc. re kdo kdy tazai sc
mne, zdaz odrekla jsem Sc pod
danstvi anglickeho krale a nj
kdo rovn6z nctazal sc mnc,
zdaz vim iak Sc imenuje pro-
sident Spojengch Statu, ac o.
tazku lu kazdy. kdo obcancm
americkym stati Sc chce, zod-
povidati musi. z toho usuzu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14
VYVOZ DO EVROpY.

Ze Sc je5te dlouho bude do
Evropy voziti obili, maso. $pek
a iine potraviny, dale suroviny
iako bavlna, dfivi d snad ne
co zeleza a uhli, o tom neni po
chybnosp. Ale ze by byly ne
Jake Skytle vyhlidky ma vyVoZ
zboai tovarnach vyrobeneho,
media Sc myslet. Americti OBJ
chodnici, kteri pi'iSli do Fran
Gle hledat trhy pro svui w
Voz, Vraci Sc dOmu doimem,
re naraZili ma skalu. anebo ma
Zaseky Z oStnateho dratu. Fa k
tum jest, re by Europa vseho
potrebovala, co by Sc il mohlo
nabidnouti, ale nemuze 81 do
voliti neco kupovati. neni-li to
n6co zrovna tax potrebneho.
ably Sc tim uhaiil holy zivot.
Y tom ohledu stoil Francie ma
mist6 prvnim a kdo by 81 chtal
v Parizi zajistiti nejak6 objed-
navky, shleda, ze Sc namaha
marne.
PriGiny zdaji Sc byti nekdy Ia
pletene a tezko pochopitelne,
ale We skutecnosti jsou .iedno-
duche. FrancouZSti urednici,
kteri pomery dobfe Znaii, ne
mluvi mnOho a mic nevySvetll.
Ale prostudujeme-li pom6ry,
pfijdeme k tomuto Gsudku !:
Francouzsky prumysl jest ma
dobro znicen a Vezme mu to
dlOuhou dobu, ncZli Sc pone-
kud vzpamatuie. Francic ne
muze Sc vySinouti Ma ten STU
pen V obchodnim sv6te, ktery
drive zaujimala, nevZpamatuic
Ii Sc jeii prumysl a obchod
bro. Francouzi vyvazeli me-
ne rrtmyslovych vyrobku nez-
il Anglicani, Amerikani Mem
ci a proto nemohou ami V bu-
doucnosti Ma veliky vyvoz spo
lehati. Musi poGitati hlavne
ra trhy domaci, chraniti Sc
prot soutezi a hlcdGt 81 vyro-
biti vsecko potrebne kdyby Sc
dovc'i' }o''i| dovoz q ciziny.
zph sob;le by Sc dvoji zlo. Pred
ne ), 5ly dc ciziny penize,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14
konsekvence.

Soudce: "Av6dkyne jak ste
>tara?"
Svedkyne: "Dvacet devet 1T
Soudce: "Coze? Devet diva
ct let? Die soudnlcn spisu .iste
II; tolik udala pred dvema le-
ty.'
Svedllvne: "Slavny sonae,
II. isem takovoU, ktera by Mi
nazde chvili v*poviuala jiH&"e.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-14
Dive rozdilrae rnyslenky.

/ hospodarskou ulohou jest zno-
| vuvybudovani prumysloveho
1 kraje, ktery byl bojistem. Ne
budu zde znovu vypocltavati,
! iak nepfitel umyslne a vypoci-
tave niGil naSe tovarny k to-
mu, CO zpusobila valka sama
sebou. Abychom ukol ten pro-
vedli, potrebujeme dovozu z
ciZiny, ale dovozu jen takove-
no, abychom mohli postaviti to
varny a dati sc hned do prace.
Iinymi slovy, potrebujeme hlav
he surovin a potrebujeme i've
III, nebot. nemuzem hned plati-
ii vSecko hotove. Hledime Sc
postaviti ma vlastni nohy, ne
bot dnes nestojime a neobsta-
! Ii bychom bez pomoci ciziny.
Nevyvazeli jsme nikdy mnoho
ia nikdy nebudeme, ale potrebu
!eme, aby Sc nam pomohlo
zaCatcich."
"Proto musime Zriditi to. co
! bylo zniGeno, kdyz zamezime
ldcVoz pomoci ella vysokehO, tfe
ba velmi vysokeho, a iinymi o.
patrenimi Musime to delati
ta kovym zpusobem, ably sc tim
nfilisn6 nezdrazily zivotni po-
treby naseho lidu a nam Sc me-
Zabranilo vnik .outi znovu ma
trhy sv6tove Z te priciny mu-
SINE jinymi vladami vyjedna
vati 0 lv6r'.
V dob6 pritomne Sc do Fran
Gle vozi malo vyrobku prumy-
sloVych. Potrva-li to jeSt6 dlOu
no po dobe uzavreni miru ane-
bo potom, az Francie uzavre
s cizinou smlouvu uv6rni. nj
liGo nevi. Ale iisto Jest, re na
! dlouhou dobu bude sc We Fran
eli, ktera byla pred valkou tax
pohossinnou a mezinarodni,
pllsne pracovati podle zasady :
Francie pro Francouze,
Jeden americky obchodnik
Zastupce veliklch stroioven ma
Vychode. priiel tyto dny do Pa
fize a zadal Ia dovoleni, ably
smell V zemi zrizovati agentury
pro sve stroje. We Francii Sc
podobne stroje pred valkou w
rabGly Lille. Byio mu rece-
no, ze dovoleni dostati nemu-
ze, pokud tovarna Lille ne
zatne pracovati a nezajisti 81
odbyt. Tovarna V Lille nemu-
ze Sc vSak do prace pustiti
pred rOkem, nebot neni moz-
no. ably byla do te DOLBY presta-
vena a vSecko potrebne x pra ci
81 opatrila. Fordova spolec-
most automobilova prodala ma
sklonku valky francouzske VIA
de $500 vozu. kterych iiz ne
bylo pouzito. Nyni Sc spolec-
most nabidla, ze je Od vlady w
koupi a Europe rozproda. a.
le nabidka ieji byla zamitnuta.
Jest Znamo, re Sc Zakladaji
francouzske spolecnosti, ktere
budou podobne lehke lacine
automobily vyrabet.
Takovych pripadu jest mno-
| no. Ale Francie neni jedina.
Relgic Jest druhou zemi. ktera
m tprumySl zniccny a musi .iei
izooVu yVbudovati An"le ne
ma toy@rnN rolboEcnc, ale Y
pia> en- Sinva SlnySiu neni IA
tom mnoho iGpc nczli obc zc
me jmenoyaAe. Tam, kde Sc
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Razns jsou priGiny place.

Priteli, neplac jiz, slza-
mi sveho tchana nevzbudls.
Pref mu radeji vecneho odpo-
cinku!
= Ach, to neni, at 81 od-
pociva, ale "a ziva nevyr.atil
me zene veno a v testamente
take tom mic nestoji a to .je
zoufani!
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
The Auditorium

Tom Mix. intrepid portrayer of western roles. had two narrow escapes from serious injury while embodied in the newest William Fox photoplay, The Man Within, were being filmed. Mix. as the hero. had engaged the crooked sheriff in a fight in a court room. Mix caught him with so hard blow that Mir. Sheriff turned for ward samersault, his heel. with the spur, coming from behind. digging it. self into the side of Mix's face about an eighth of an inch from his right eye. It happened so quickly. that Mix was unable to get out of the way. Showing his indomitable pluck. Mix continued the scene. with even a more hazardous stunt to perform. He had to dive through a plate glass window. When he arose, it was discovered that he had had his nose skinned with a jagged piece of glass. Director Key holds thought that his star had had enough casualties and called it day.
 The second feature is Elaine Ham merstein, fn well acted six-part pho- todrama. Miss Hammerstefn is ably supported by an all star cast. The picture is entitled Wanted For Murder and it held the big audience of men and women sitting straight up in their seats, laughing, gasDing and making excited comments. See this great fea- ture: it's worth while. The KinograIn, worlds latest news reel, completes the show
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
Breed Theatre.

Charming Alice Brady in her lat est Select picture. The World to Live In. plays the role of Rita Charles, a tinpanner--a girl who works for her living during the daytime and at night is a pal" to anyone who will show her a good time. Rita falls in love-against her will--with Dr. Var ian. a settlement house worker. She does not think that he has enough to offer her and refuses him when he asks her to marry him. It is only af- ter she has received long sought proposal from her pal" that she re- alizes that after all money isn't the only thing that counts, and she re- fuses him. With her refusal comes happiness. The World to Live In will be shown at the Breed today.
 Other pictures on the bill include Contagu Love and June Elvidge in the fve-act World production, The Quick cning Flame and the Pathe News.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

FOR SALE-Farm of 200 acres, old homestead with freplaces, large house large barn. both in fine order, plenty of fruits and large woodiot; s2,800; New London and Norwich market. James N Watrous, York Ave. Mantle, Conn.
 ie3TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
HUMORS OF THE DAY

Its kept me poor"
 What has%'
 Trying to make other people think I'm rich.'-Toronto Telegram.
 Willis-What is the fundamental principle of the League of Nations?
 GiIlis-There is to be no fighting except among the members of the eague.-Judge.
 Mother. what is propagandaT'
 Propaganda. child. is the bunch of compliments your father pays ne on my old hat when he knows I am thinking of a new one."-Life.
 Smith is mighty careless with the truth. isn't he 2" asked Brown.
 "Yes." replied Jones. ''Why. he'd deny it right after he had eaten a raw onion. Knoxville Journal and Tri- bune.
 Officer Con leave)-You'n be glad to have the Bisley meeting revived? Veteran Volunteer Marksman-Yes but therell be some poor scoring. You see, there's bee mo serious shooting ] for the last four years.-Punch. Bacon-Wouldn't you likell to see ] the battlefields of Europe? i Esbert-Oh. I've seen 'em. Why. you haven't been over since 1 the war. have you?' 1 NO, but I've been to the movies.'- l Yonkers Statesman.
 Are you not afraid your speeches will make you enemies"
 "No," replied Senator Sorghum. T ] expect it. In my line of public use | fitness man has to be careful in se- i lecting his enemies as well as in choosing his friends s"-Washingto Star.
 When I'm tired my wife reads to me the news of the day.
 T tried that once." | "Yes?"
 But my wife couldn't see any news 1 excxept about marked down diamond necklaces and sales in furs.'-Louis- vile Courier Journal.
 Dissatisfied Householder-Do you mean to say that this meter measures the amount of gas we burn? | Gas Collector-I will enter into TO controversy sir, but I may say that the meter measures the amount of gas you will have to pay for.-London | Bits.
 You were blackballed old fellow Yet I didn't think you had an enemy in the club" I q have my suspicious" said the blackballed one darkly. My wife be- longs to that club. We have three children, and somebody has got to stay home nights. Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
KALEIDOSCOPE

Switzerland has a river called 4, and there is an island in the Baltic called Zee.
 During the past year 100000 acres of woods in England were felled for war purposes.
 A Dutchman who became Queen Elizabeth's coachman was the first to introduce coaches in England. Of all the feminine members of the
 British roal family Queen Maud of l Norway, a daughter of the late King Edward VII, is the most ardent devotee
 of outdoor sports and pastimes. A successful experiment has been carried out at Fellujah, on the Eu- pirates River, about 3S miles east of Bagdad, with peanuts, or groundnuts, as they are called here by the British. ! Stones marking the graves of the
 rich and poor in the Lakewood Park 1 Cemetery, Lakewood, o., hereafter
 must be uniform-a modest headstone
 rising not more than a foot above the cemetery lawn.
 l Hongkong, British colony, is the chief gateway to the trade of South
 China, and in addition serves as a
 general trans shipping port for Far i Eastern traffic. The value of trade in 1917 was estimated at 250, ,000 haikwan taels 275,500,000) Hong kong is a customs free port and is | therefore much used as a storage place for goods destined for use in Chinese territory.
 The cooperative movement is a
 genuine Russian movement, purely
 economic, and a powerful factor in ! Russian life. The organizations are democratic, handle their business well,
 although lacking educated people to , fill the various positions effectively Furthermore, the unions possess the necessary machinery for collecting and
 handling agricultural produce and raw goods as well as for supp.ying the general requirements for their mem | bers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
PLAINFIELD

On Wednesday afternoon, June 4th. a very pretty home wedding took place when Annie May Stuibbs, daughter of MT. and Mrs Joseph Stubbs, was united in marriage with Lawrence George Drescher. son of MT. and Mrs George Drescher, of Baltic.
 The house was decorated with lilies of the valley and mountain laurel
 At o'clock, to the wedding march from Lohengrin, played by Dorothy E. Tillinghast, the bridal party descended the stairs into the living room. Lead ing, were two little flower girls. Doris and Irene Generous, nieces of the bride. They carried small baskets of sweet peas and wore dresses of white lawn. Following the flower girls came Edith E. Peterson. the bridesmaid, dressed in light blue crepe de chine and carrying pink sweet peas. Last came the bride on the left of her fa- ther. Her gown was of cream white crepe de chine and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and white sweet peas.
 At the west side of the room they were met by the groom and the best man. Albert Cullen, of Baltic, a cousin of the bride. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Arthur W. Barwick, the double ring service being used.
 The brides gift to the bridesmaid was chain of green gold with lavalier containing blue sapphire and pearls. Her gift to the pianist was a Roman gold friendship circle with initials en- graved. Her gift to the groom was a set of white gold cuff links The groom's gift to the bride was a neck lace of tiny pearls strung on plat mum chain. His gift to the best man was a platinum stickpin set with, a blue sapphire
 Guests were present from Plainfield Baltic Norwich and Waterbury.
 The presents were many and beau tiful There were many pieces of cut glass, silver and linen, also furniture pictures, an electric table lamp, money and various other gifts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Drescher left for theil honeymoon shortly after the ceremony going by auto. They will tour Cape Cod, and on their return vii spend the summer at Groton Long Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
FOR SALE
Six Cent, n Line of Six Words.

l TRAyELING BAGS s1.s7 The Pasnik Co sell for less. Norwich. Willimantic. Dan1elson. may31dA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

FOR SALE-Grade Holstein bull good one. H. E. Beard & Son. Tel
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
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POETRY
"wH.T ABOUT THE BOSSES P,

"WHaT ABOUT THE H0SSES?" We had sought the sweet sec usion Of
 an old estaminet And t1e wine-cup circulated in the c d
 familiar way. We had fed our hearts on ne-',ori es
 and talked as soldiers will Of the comrades pushing ia sies" cn
 barren sheIl-marked hill. but one Western boy was silent-never
 lifted mp his head Till resentment seemed to stir him ard
 and he raised his eyes and said: But what about the hosses
 In the rol-call of the dead? Are they mentioned in the lo:-Ss- Has a single word been said? Is there any simple token of their
 agony unspoken- Have th6y any wooden crosses
 In the valleys where they blei?" Our thoughts flew back like lightning.
 and across the brimming cup We saw the beasts of burden bringing
 ammunition up The endless line of transport winding
 all across the hill, And the starving and the dying on the
 fields at Aubreville- The misery. the fortitude of those that had been gassed And eyes. of silent sorrow. pleading patience as they passed Aye, What about the horses?" On the blazoned scroll of Fame The pulling, hauling horses. And the broken, blind. and lame, Giving every ounce of power, to the gasping, dying hour Where's the martyr in the forces Played better, braver game? William V. V. Stephens. 11th En- gineers, L. s. A.
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UNSETTLED TODAY;
 PROBABLY FAIR TOMORROW
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre
 Annual City Meeting in Town Hall. Shetucket Lodge. No. 27 I. O. o. F., Norwich Nest, No. 1896. o. o. O., meets In Owls Hall.
 Wauregan Lodge, No. s. K. of F.. meets in Pythiaf Hall
 St. Anne's T. A. Society meets in T. A. B. Building.
 Court Quinebaug. No. 12S. F. of A, meets in Foresters' Hall
 Sachem Chapter, No. 57, o. E. S., meets in Chamber of Commerce Hall.
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LADIES = Dresses - capes-coats at less than F price, three stores. The Pasnik Co. sell for less. Norwich. Will limantic, Danielson. may31d
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FOR SALE-king 8, seven passenger touring car, run about 1000 miles, new condition; a bargain, s900 Pomfret Center Conn, R. D. 1, Box 55a. je10d
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PIANo-Do you want a fine piano in your home? If so. I will place an up- whether he will remain abroad or re- turn here. If it is to be sold. would arrange easy terms with responsible party. Only those interested in giving piano good care need answer this ad- vertisement. Write Abroad, care The Norwich Bulletin. je6d
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FOR SALE-Pure blood, grain and skim milk fed Berkshires; ten weeks old pigs, $12; slight reduction for over
 one. Thames Crest Farms, Massapeag. | Telephone 1893-14. je10d
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TO RENT
Six Gents a Line of Six Words. {.

TO RENT-Two rooms for light housekeeping; use of kitchen. Box 55, this office. je1Gd
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FOR sALE-Dining table, six chairs
 parlor organ, four cane seat chairs, upholstered rocker, one cane rocker and chair. S5 Oakridge St. jeed
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FOR SALE-Oyerland touring car ir mechanical good order. Ring Bros. je6d
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We will loan you cash on your LIBERTY BONDS, or if you must sell we will buy them and pay you spot cash. No waiting. Bring us your bonds.
 THE COLLATERAL LOAN co.
 Established 97 Yeears.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Medium porgies 12c, large porgies 15c, fancy mackerel 15c, corned beef 17c, salt pork 32c. Church Bros.
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WELFARE HOUSE.

WELFARE HOUSE. The Welfare House is full of love
 And gifts of .Dyous youth: It's roof is heaven set above.
 Its walls the living Truth. Its food is grace, and all its guests
 Are filled. yet there remains Twelve baskets of Divine behests
 Such as true Love contains. Beneath it's rafters never cease
 Kind thoughts that float and flow Bearing the Water-lily-Peace, flower good Angels grow. And here I came and stayed a while, By storm and tempest driven, And found haven to beguile My thoughts again to Heaven. John F. Washington.