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The Lake County times., 1919-10-16

THE Lion Stores truck makes deliveries of a wide vari
ETY. of merchandise daily homes in every section of
Hammond. Among the loads hauled there frequently
considerable quantity of articles easily broken.
Solid Tires used this truck for a considerable
length of time The jotng pavements and
occasional unpaved stretches sometimes resulted in damage
to merchandise hauled.
The quite naturally desired eliminate this
breakage They also believed that the truck should make
larger number of deliveries in daycover greater
number of miles and deliver packages to homes
On our advice they equipped the truck with Goodyear
Cord Pneumatic Truck Tires Greater mileage de-
liveries Immediately made possible and breakages
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16

mininized Now the Lion Store is a confirmed
of the big Goodyear Cords.
Imay be that Goodyear Cord Pneumatic Truck Tires would
effect like saving for you. Or if your problem is quite
different from that of the Lion Store be that Good
year Cushion Tires Goodyear Solid Tires will better ut
your needs. Our experts can help you decide.
You be that no tire will be recommended
applied your truck that correct in size and type
Note that give service Before Application OF Appi
cation, and systematically after Application"
Certainly you will not be content merely to read about
the savings that Goodyear Truck Tires plus Goodyear Serv
afordng to others you also Obtain similar
savings through this combination
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

az YOU hsve IN the past please - think
service not What used to pc and complaints
general from
wee TIE TINES has increased its mailing equipment and
IA striving earnestly patrons on Be
prompt in advising when do and
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16
Lion Stores Truck Increases Deliveries
On Goodyear Cords

we havea applied t Godyea ord
al
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16

IN AGREEING" to the allies demands for evacua.
virtue CT necessity
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16

TO ADOPT word from the English rioter is
usually rotter
The Lake County times., 1919-10-16

A BRITISH dramatist named Drinkwater has arrived
in the United States This is his land OF opportunity all
right
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

oebte, bann fonnt er mid audi auf-
fidie. Or batt aud plentie Bier I'm
oas batt er ielblt gemodt.
Sd ben mid 5ueri6t email 6 Dot
tel 8ier getppe laiie. 8euS, BcnS.
len is atptper enlal e Stoffde getre1e!
Die Rapp auf ben @las NOR menig.
items orei Sou bod IN 10 bid tpie
Rriem I'm getebIt bat eg, tpie bag f!ein-
tie bapriide &ier. Sen sc plentie bon
Den? ben i6 gefragt, un6 mie CT &C.
iogt bat, baB i9 fem 5tad nit in
apet Sabre austrinte f0nnt, 6a ben
i6 nit belfc tonne; i'd fin gu ibn
pange I'm ben i'm en- RiB getotpe.
Damn, ben i6 geiagt, sic i'm en-
gbni9el I'M 10 is Sbne Sbre Mltc.
I'M i6 oenfe man6mal, oaB oie gauge
@el6ibt nur en- Orient is, biefabs es
is puttieniebr gu gut for mabr gu
fem. l1n Damn ben i'd i'm meme gan.
&c @dipierien5es per3ablt IN aud,
baB sic @Gng i9on e grobes Stid
ebett is. @eu, bat er geiagt, menl1
sic bur6 lin nit @iie Nh Driute,
Damn bol i6 mei Bus erouS I'm Damn
fabre mir Sbne Sbre 8artie nod I'm
i9 bringe eud all in sic 3ittie. @ea.
ben sc idon email 10 Ell feline Mann
geiebn? Sd BEN nit.
@ie i6 gefragt ben, mas i6 i6ul.
6i6 NOR, Dat ct gelagt nottings, menn
er iemano e 6ebtper oubn 6ebt, oann
6ebt er iid nit be5able laiie. 8eQ, id
ZEN mei1 Mein6 aufgema6t, oaB i'd
i6on ibmen tueroe moQt. Mer iino
Damn NIT ben 8uB losgefobre I'm
i6lieBlib ben mer Die Gang einge-
bolt, I'M 6a bGtte sc c 6reuo erleme
ioue! Die 2i55ie bat geiagt, ie bdtt
Eie nit geoenft, baB 10 biel 8rebn IN
midi tpar, momit id berbleitpe Sbne
Sbr lieuer
8bilippS aueramper +.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

Ser Sporn aIs aarr'n. ;. Mt Die
fem mir6e
IS f@er better sebn. Su@be!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Citation for Hearing on Petition TO,
Determination of Descent of Land.

Determination of Descent of Land.
Estate of Elizabeth Dow, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza
beth Dow, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per.
sons interested in the determination
Of the descent of the real estate OF
said decedent:
The petition of. Susan Low hav-
ing been filed in this Court, repre-
senting that said decedent died more
than five years prior to the filing
thereof, leaving certain real estate in
said petition described, and that no
will Of decedent has been proved nor
administration of her estate granted
In tits state, and praying that the des-
cent Of said real estate be determined
by this court.
Therefore, you and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, IL any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House, in the City Of st.
Cloud, In the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
29th DAY OF AUGUST, 1919,
at nine o'clock, A. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court
and the seal thereof, this 4th day Of
August, 1919.
Court seaD J. B. HIMsL,
7-14-31 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Grmnteieentmnts>
uebertra9mft9eft.

Sobn &napp uno Srau an Mnna 5az
gemann ct al, Got s, 6, Z, 8lod $50.
s. Sorfomps Mb6., Melroie $500.
Snter=@ pnobicnl Evangelical 2utbern
Orient Mii1ion Societp an Crit WoIine:
Sell bon Got 7, 4uoitors Cub, Saut
Centre, $11OO.
@iuam Ni9olien unb Srau an @i9re
Srones, Qots 5, g., 8lod 8, 9ougbtons
8. Nob. Saut Centre, $1,000.
bel e It al Sfre $pt @ 3. 8 B5%a AZ !, 0' sofu Sa%a
square, $25, 1000.
Sobn Solution uuo Srau an @i1iom
8Iod IS, 5auf Centre $500. =.
F., Nicolas q. &aQano an Inton Sling
ofM, Seft. 26, 1923, 81. $4,000:
Sobu 8olb nno Srau an Sbeooore
@oqentinb, Sot Z un6 Be1tR bon Got
8. 8lod Al, Relroie $500.
8eue Sc. Gaines ct al on gbe{ter y.
9aines. Beitk. 9IooiA, SIootA,
Geft. 90, 1879, 80, $500.
Seroinano S. 8orsnmn un0 8ran
an Qouis g. @Iaiemanu, Got Z, Blod 1.
5aut Centre $4,000.
sSobn 6enrb an Qeslie 5mit5, Glib
tpel ", RorbofA @ett. II pie auG
Eeile bes 2anbes in 5Ibo1tA, Noroolt
", Sett. II, 1875, 28, $685. so.
Sarmers 5tate 8nnf 3olbingi on Ser
man 8euolten. Got 4, 8lod 3, Barb
bile. 5ol6ina $4,000.
sSo1n S. Biper unb Srau an Geo. S.
Mn6retps, ungeteilte neun 3ebntel bon
SI6 6reibiertel Der 2ot 2 un0 unbgeteil<
:te 11eun 3ebnteI Der Got 8, 5eft. 81,
1922, 80, $4,000. ..... All
So1epb Mibbenoorf uno Srau an
Moolpb Nei1emann, Norone1 u. Noroz
oitA, Seft. 22, 1923, 81. 800.
s. s.. Zeal unb Srm an 9enrb 8.
@talberger, Got /, unb 9th Der BOT
2, @bers uno @barles Noo.. Welrole,
$4,000.
So1epb 9aubanton un6 Srau IN gos
gar S. @tone, Be5t IS SUB bon Got 8,
Mubifor Cub. @auf Centre $3.50.
Moolpb Meiieman unb 8rau az Saeob
Sdlau9er, @i6otA, 9uoipetA uno
5iibnetA, 5ibotA, @eft. Is, 1913. 81.
tpie a1@ 8eitA, NorbofA, Sett. %.
1928, 81, $4,000.
gbrttim &olb unb Sra1 on Soiepb
Bertram, Sfh. 5ibpel N, SIoneitA F.,
5eft. 12, 1874, 81 $500.
Su1anna Doung an Marb 9: SHUTTLE
Oft IS SUB bon 2ots 4, 5. 81od 9. 8el<
grade $3.50. I
@otie @uepers unb Gemnbl an Ca
roIiua 8lumenraber. Noro 30 SUB bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and For Distribution.

and For Distribution.
Estate of Balthaser j. Fuchs, Deceased
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Baltha-
ser J. Fuchs, Decedent. -.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent.
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
court his final account of the adj
ministration of the estate of said de-
Icedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said es-
tate to the persons thereunto entitled:
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st,
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, IN the
goth DAY OF AUGUST, 1919,
at nine o'clock, A. NJ, VIII, said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court
and the seal of said Court this 3Oth
day of July, 1919. #
(seal) J. B. H1MsL.
A. H. KLASEN Probate Judge
Attorney 7-14-2l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
gerIudt yMeb Grpss Qiner Bills" nub
Cure 8efdauerbeu uerbeu bal0
bpriber }eiu.

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Cine 8ebanblung. beren 3tpef bic 8ers
treibung Der l1riaden bon 8liuboarm<
ent5inoung. @aueniteinen. 3udertrants
beit, &opfi1mer3en u,16 droniiden
@rmfbeiten Ser 2eber, bes Magens uub
Der @ebdrme ii, Inn ben Ratienteu 5a
furieren. Rrdpariert bon flbrenben mez
|bi5iniiden @pe5ialiiten nad Sabren bon
|grfabrungen in Der Rragis. sic turiez
rem nadbem ale anbere 8ebanolungen
|febH1lugen. Ser Same bieier 8ebuso.
lung, @eb grob 9iber Rius lit sei@ast.
miro in l1br f0ijrmigen 5~ugefdraubten SSla@
lden, bic 20 Yiuen entbalten, berpadt.
gon 9ro9uiiten in ct. g1ouo bertauft.
Breis IS Cents ober bur9 bic Boit bon
9Rea Bros & Co., Minueapolis. Rinn..
berianbt. Sic e6ten u,iiiieu Elm rotes
,&reu3 auf Der S6adtel gebrudt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Soiepb a1ilot an So9n 0pass u 81

Soiepb &utlot an SSobn Dpab. u 81
Mo6s III Sett. 8, 1875, 90, $4,000.
Gotparb q. &aDanb an George &oner,
Oit 100 older bon @e}t rs ELDER bon
Ssa0psgA, @OronetA, @eit. 80, 1913,
30. g. Sarren unb Srau an guQuit
s. Sreeport $500.
Sell ' bon S sot t. !, Get 3 It IL !. t 1ss, &c 90, ST..
0oigt, gilbert an S. q. SenfemeDer,
Set. -, 1873, %, $4,000.
@ S2ss sa6 ct 2, slod p, q. sr0tDns
Qpmam 81. Sells an Ole ltlridion, 9ot
SO. Nuoitors Cub, Saut Gsntre. $500.
Cornelius Slinn q Wiliam 9.
SSdleg; 9fA. 6tA, @aopefA, @ett.
8, 1928, SO, $1,000:
8ilia1u g.. Sdleg nno Srau an SreS
II, @ett. 8. 1876, SO, $1,000.
Ngnes Giant Smitb unb @emabl an
8eu. g. @uiton. Bots 5. 6, glod 81.
Great Nortbern Mbb., Melroie $4,000.
So1epb 9aiber nnb Srau an Morib
@0fben. @oroofA, @iootA, Sett. 2.
1926, 32,T$120O.
2ouis Sebin unb Sran an Waria
8rotpn. Sell bon Got 3, Muottors Sub.
Saut Centre $500.
George q. Blosbeu nnb Srau an Sirit
National 8anf, YaDnesbiue, Qots 4, s.
8lod 8, gaines 9oo., RabnesbiQe,
Syoiepb s. SarteI uno Srau an Sobn
st. Gparrotp, Got 5. 8lod Sc, q. q.
8rotprs, Mbb., $500.
8reu1er Srant unb Srau an clinton
@ar16, Norotpe1tA 9IbtpeitA, 5ett.
Is uno Subh 5iibojtA, 5eft. II unb
NoroneitA, OiA Sett. 20, 1875, 80,
8eter Senricp or. ct al an Muton
Wugali, 1 older in NorooitA, Norbme1t
". 5eft. 2, 1872, 80, $4,000. @
Srant ST. @9mibt l1nb Srau an Otto
6. @Gmibt, MorotpeitA uno @oro Y
MorbH 5ibpei ", 5ett. 2, 1913, "a II.
8elth, @iiooitA, @ett. 2, 1913, "a,
$4,000.
81. 81. Muoer1on unb Srau an @iaiam
Nnoer1on, NorboltA, a9uotpetA uno
NorbtpeitA, @iboitA, @eft. Is, 121,
Caroline 6. glart an @eter 9eorid,
8ef II, @uooitA, @ett. 81, 1926, %,
$24OO.
Mrnolo 20br an @lbebrt @eiler. Cots
7. 8, 9, 8lod 2, 26brs Goo., @lrola/
1904.
Sacob 9ieben an @enrb Beiner Glib
y, bon Subh, Got 1, 8lod q. 20brs
sob., @lro1a $275.
@ltber 9. Singer uub @emabl an 6.
6. Singer, 2ots 1, 2. 8lod 2, @ilberts
gob., Eapnesbile. $4,000.
6. 8. @6tpab uno Srau an !9arrb
GieIoing, Got 3, 8lod 80, 5aut Centre,
$500.
Sofepb @nB uno Srau an Martin
Darnot 5u6peftA NorboitA, Sett. ~,
1926, 81 $500.
s. 6. Mbams an 81. 81. Borter, Noro<
9th, 5eft. 81, 1876, 35, $4,000.
S. Sreb Cooper unb Srnu an 9: S.
5unIti9er Cots S uuo 6, 8lod l, Gobz
bins lnb MenoenbaQs abo., @aut Centre
500.
8. s. &unitiger xnb Srau an @iaiam
$. Static, Cots 5, 6, Blod 4. Nobbtns
unb Menbenbaus Iob., Saut Centre
100000. Z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Guer ~smfanftiges @eim

@arum fommen Sic ni9t nod
Dem i90ner1 &ana6a, in cine 6euti6e
&olonie, mo quite fatboliide 4irden
un6 S9ulen iin6, un6 mo- Sic bas
bette 2an6 nabe our @iienbabn fir
$3.50 big $500 ben Slider faufen
f0nnen? Ron1r1e11 Gle peri0nli9 ODER
ridten sic iid i@riftlid UNI nabere
Musfunft an
&enrb 8running,
Mauiter, Sast., Gauaoa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

8orto Mieo nil bier nun aud q.
men Bump anlegen. 8abrideinlib
oenft es, es itebe uns minoeitens eben.
70 nabe, tpie 10 mande Der europdi.
iden @0lfer, Die lid nnierer unbe.
~gren3ter 6reigebigfeit %erfrele11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

8ie angene M! Das
iunge Yaar iab in ieinem tleinen
@ausgarten.
SD leie bier eben IN Dem Maga-
5in", fagte 0as Grauden, r0aB elm
Mann adt @tlnoen 9dlaf &c.
braudt, mdbret6 cine 5rau 5ebu 70.
ben muB."
.Sa," ertpi6erte Der Mann. lid
babe oas aud i6on irgenoDo gele.
fen."
r8ie angenebm oas it, tomrnen-
ticrte bic Game. ,Danr faunit Du
ieoen Morget firth a%ufteben, oas
Geuer MAIDEN uno 0us 5riibitid be.
reiten, ebe Is fir mid Belt 1T. aaf.
5nlteben." .ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

8enr elm @ei5bals iid] perbeiratet,
Damn Iu9t er ii@ cine 5rau aus, oie
in ibren alien @leioern gut ausiiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

Gum @erfanf
8elgiide @at1inden. Smiths Sab
bitrp; ct. @louo, Minn. 38-5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Extradition Case

Captain Michael J. Lyons Of he
Northampton. Mass police force vas
- the State House On Monday aft
e-noon. after extra lition papers for
ore stephen 9. FoTbes. wanted IT
Northampton On TWO counts Of VIC
lat!on Of the Massachusetts, auto
mobile laws: Operating an autorno-
tile without q license: operating an
automobile while under the influence
Of liquor, the offences taking place
On November -. 1915. on Bridge
street Northampton. The papers are
dated October IS with George w.
Gilbert as complainant Frank A.
Bullock. & companion OF Forbes On
the joy ride. gave the evidence II Ing
case.
Forbes has been arrested in Beoth-
bay Esroor. refuses 70 return with
out extrad!tion papers and IS now
out On hail.
Captain Lyons remained in the city
over night and will leave this morn
ing for Boston, wnere he will secure
the signature OF Governor Nilliken to
the papers. and then return 20 Maine
for his man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
TESS OF THE
STORM COUNTRY
RETURNS TO-DAY

TIE hundreds Of people il Al
gusta WHO saw Tess Of the Storm
Country" when !. was given by the
LutCirger Stock CO. a. The Augusta
Opera house TWO weeks ago can well
understand row disappointed hun
6reds OF Others were who did not get
the chance 70 see this most capable
PRODUCTION II IS because there has
leen an !nsis1enI demand that this
sterling comedy drama be given
again that i will be repeated this
afternoon and tonight ard Wednes-
da- afternoon and evening.
Tess Of the Storm Country" is 4
play that appeals 70 everyone, Old
and young Tessicel Skinner. the
heroine Ct The production, IS played
~ Ann Kingsley 5 z role that can
TO, fan 70 win the hearts OF all.
Pretty. ure3ucatesi. harurl -sca rum.
honest and generous. the character :
q thoroughly delightful one. Shs
even suffers The ignom!ny Of being
called the mother Of an iNegIt:uaic
child in order tina; the infant may Re
cared for and the real mother may
rot suffer the disgrace that would be
hers The devotion q Tess.beI TO
her brat as she calls him IS Iha. o.
Z true mother.
Many big scenes are presented in
Tess Of the Storm Country" but
none Is any greater or has any more
appeal than that OF the last act which
Tessibel. feeling that The child is go
ing 70 die and being told that il
cannot go 70 heaven unless Il =
christeaed takes the babe 20 the lit
tie mission church Of the squatter
settlement 10 have i, baptized. ORA
Hlat,cally this is one OF the most eff
fective ever presented on a local
stage.
The motion picture program 10 be
offered today and Wednesday IS all
new. I. IS headed by . big Vita
graph feature. The Man Who Won"
IN which Henry T Morey is the star
The play gives Mr.. Morey another
strong fighting role in which he ham
mers his way 10 success.
The element of mystery is well
sustained throughout the play and
the ending comes as q surprise. The
story deals with a man who has
struggled through Russia, fought hall
way around the world 10 save the
fruits of years Of labor only TO lose
his memory ard fall into Tire
hands Of a powerful and subtle
enemy. The treasure is hidden on
the coast OF Oregon 4 young girl,
Barabra LeMoyne. can give the clew
TO its resting place: but does not care
to disclose il TO spies and traitors
to her country. The fight be-
gins and the questions arose who
will VIM" and who is the spy
The cast includes Maurice Costello.
Betty Blythe. Bernard Siegel, Robert
Gaillarc, and Denton Nane-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

The State Board Of Charities and
Corrections has made public the re-
suit OF the last inspection of the fol-
lowing institution:
WinsIo~ Town Farm
Inspection on Sept. 80, Superintend-
er~and matron. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Morrow. since April. 1917. Salary s5le.
olher employees, d man on farm
and help for the matron
IN the house The in
mates are: One man under 60: one
man over 81: one woman over 90.
Two apparently feeble minded. ca
pac;'y, six.
Inmates stay mostly in their own
part. although occasionally go into
superintendent part Sufficient
reading matter. Some visitors. On
ly~ ore inmate able to work, helping
about The farm. Bathing once a
week Individual drinking cups.
Men use same towel. No tramps.
Woman eats al superintendent ia
bic and helps with the lighter house
work.
Buildings are Of wood. Grounds in
good condition. Repair good. Furni-
ture, sufficient and satisfactory. Bed
ding sufficient. Beds have springs.
Straw and feather beds.
The vermin has been exter-
minated. Kitchen and refrigerator
clean Food supplies kept in cellar.
Cellar bottom, cement; swing shelves.
Water supply from well in cellar:
pumped By electric motor, recently
installed. Underground drainage
Bath room for inmates and one flush
closet on ground floor. opening from
pantry, which is used as wash room.
Steam heat. Hand fire extinau;shers.
hose attachment On either side of
house.
Recent Improvements have been:
Running water. hot water tank in
superintenderts kitchen. Two flush
closets and bath tub for inmates. one
flush closet in superintendent part.
New hardwood floors in inmates din
ing room and pantry. Inmates din
Ing room papered, painted and CELL
ing whitened- Inmates bath room
is TO be painted and papered right
away Electric motor has recently
been installed for pumping water
through the house and to the barn.
where a cement trough has been
built. New four-burner oil stove
for use of matron.
The matron states that during the
past year the value Of the stock has
been increased about $500. She also
states that for the year ending Feb.
10. 1879. there was surplus of si7s
over and above expenses.
RecommendatioRs- Use individual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
STATE HOUSE
Next Meeting Of eov.roor counel Friday oe. q

The committee 81 reference Of i-@
TN Ls.s-ztu-e announces ;1st he
following MEASURES vii u p-essa,e1
fo- co-si1era,ioa :. the coming SPECIAL
sess..n. czllei D. Governor Car Z
Mltken tcr TUESDAY. Sov 2=x.
State Income Tax
Il ;esc.Ye zIe1d-rg Se-dcn 9. All
cle TX Il tie Co1st1.Et.ca IS a-src-
81 ~ Article = e tae Ca1E.:-Gt-ol p-o-
sicias for zn meme tx vii ls pre-
t.algd D. s@1zso- Cec-ge ". Thora1s
- PelcaScc-
The ac: ,rov!ts. Ira. a.. taxes g2on
real AID personal ss-zts. assessed By
a1t1oTi,y Il this Staie. shall Be zrpor-
'io.e4 saa ASSESSED equally. zccordi- 2
20 lte .ust zal2e iae-ecf II. re Leg.E-
.z.-rs EhzL have tae pgEe- % levy &
AK upon Il-zrgiole pe1scnzf propsry
=: such rae e i 6sEEs WISE and
eeu..A1.s r..to-. regard % TIE rate ap-
r.is6 70 ot5e. Gases o. property, ard
sLzli also have tEs power 70 lay az6
coHe@I taxes o- .,-oE=s from wrste
31-.ce 6s-5vst-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

D.. ". 3. C.sS~eH q MoaiceBo.
Eneis, ~,s I'D = . i.z3y doe.o<. The
~ie;e hsn.. body. not a.y saah P<t
dl ~.s h p<.caes. Moee ~. L4 k
"eaz- wee C ~oe1. eh6o sd
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doubt. the most popular dramatic
star TOW appearing IN photoplays-
His very name is enough TO fiji a
theatre and tina. proved 20 De the
case yesterday with this latest pro
cuction of his
Thrills are inseparabie from biz
dramatic fins. There are thrills
a-pleniy in Wolves OF the Night"
just the kind that deyotes OF the
silen, drama ike.
One Of the most thrilling points
Il the story. IL IS conceded Is
the great mine scene where Far
mum. as the hero. is imprisoned in
q mine through an explosion OF
dynamite intended 10 destroy him
His eventual escape in crazed
condition is certainly one Of the
most powerfully graphic scenes ever
enacted for the fins.
Another hair-raising scene pre-
scented is a terrific fight by Farnum
and three men who have plotted
his ruin and have Amos, accom-
pEshed il. That such a promise
would be fulfilled TO the letter was
not to be doubted by any one who
has seen the William Fox star in a
personal encounter against odds
The romantic element is an i'm
poTtant factor in the play.
So big is the program of pictures
that will be seen for the last time at
the Colonial today that special
schedule has been arranged. Wolves
Of the Night" which consists Of
seven reels. will be thrown on The
screen at e.45 and at 9 o'clock.
There are many other good things
on the program. A Pathe comedy,