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New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

at every show The complete orches- tra will now be able to play tho vaudeville at the supper shows, The Keith vaudeville bill for the first half Of the week will be headed by "rhc Love Boat" a bright muslea comedy farce offered by Cavan. uaugh and Lestor's company or tal' cntcd artists. Other acts include Cannon and Lee in "A Cycle Whrl"; Marion and Clifford in Broadcast ing Joy and Laughter" Mahonoy and Tulhert. Those Melodious cnaps;" and Mack and LaRue in a rust roller skating novelty.
 on Thursday Richard Dix will be offered in "roo Many Kisses
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Packer Consent Decree
 Absolutely Suspended

WashinglOn, May 7. - Donying the governments request for a limi- tation Of the order susponding opor- ating Of the Packer consent decree, Justice Bailey in the supreme court of the District or Columbia vest cr- day entered a formal order sus- pending the decree "in every par ticular,"
 The order entered today is 10 ro- main effective until further order O. th" court which, fl vas stipulated, will be entered, f at all, only after final hearing and, proof Of th" governments original case filed in
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
NEWS OF INTEREST ABOUT THE SPOKEN STAGE SILENT DRAMA AND MUSIC

Terry, Richard Dix in 'Too Many Kisses" starts here Thursday On the Thursday bill will be Jed Dooley and Company, one of the Keith-Al- bee headliners. Jed comes from a long line of vaudeville stars. On the same bill is ''The Cob" comedy skit featuring Thomas F. Swift as comedian. This is the same Swift who played the Orpheum circuit with Mary Kelly in "Gumdrops."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
lrrn BOO Ncars Oid

Parjs-An acacia trco. planted in lG35, is sti1 standing in the Jasdin d"s Plantos. If was started from a cutting of acacia brought from North America by Jean Robin. The tree now is supported by a cement belt and two set of pillars.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Jan Flight Co Europe

Tuhyo-'rhe government has con- iributrd about Sll,OOO to aid in the proposed airpIanc flight 10 Europe rnls summer. which will be directed by the Asahi Shimbun, d newspaper.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Government counsel sought t0 ole tain a modification of the suspu- sion decree so that it would effect only the operations of the packers with thc California canners and would be effective only until l92g when the contract between those parties would expire.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Another change in tho Capitol policy is to give complete musical as well as vaudeville and picture show at each of the three perform ances, so the 5:S0 show should be patronized more than ever now, since 1t will not be piano alone that provides tho musical accompani- ment.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

On Monday the Capitol will for mdlly present 10 the public it's new organ, which is to be used in con Junction with tho orchestra. A Broadway orEanist has been secured and with both organ and orchestra ther" will he continuous music at this playhouse.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Sophie Treadwell. author Of the comedy 70 Nightingale" at the 18th Street theater is playing tho role of Mine. Istomina, the temperamental dancing teacher. under the stage name of Constance Eliot. Miss Treadwel, before she turned play wright, frequently acted under the name of Eliot
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Tho rapito's Monday bin features 'SackCloth and Scarlet" with Alice
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
STAGE AND SCREEN

"The Mansion of Aching Hearts" "Playthings of Desire" My Wife and r. and "Recompcnse" are four of the late releases that have been looked for showing al the Lyceum theatcr.
 Of these, two are from widely read novels. "Eccompense" IS the screen version of Robert kcable's novel of the same name and it is a sequel to the well known Simon Called Ictcr.' My Wife and l" appeared originally as a novel by Paul Berm.
 What do fans write to their film favorilcs? Walter Hiors, who ap- pears at the Lyceum beginning to- norrow night in The Trihers," .inds there are three questions the public almost invariably asks him. They are: Are you in the root beer business; how much do you weigh, and won't you please send me an autographed photograph.
 William Desmond appears in an exciting prize ring scene in Tho Burning Trail' at the Lyceum Sun day night.
 NTme. Zenaida Nicolina has been added to the cast now presenting the revival of The Alikado" at the filth street thcater in New York. Mime. Nicolna is a graduate Of the lm- perial Conservatory of Music in Russia. She first came 10 this Coun- 1 with the "Chauve Souris" com any three seasons ago. Later she turned to Europe and played at he Olympic theater and the Theater 'hamps Elysces in Paris. She ar rived in New York for the second time a week ago and was immediate ly engaged for The Mikado."
 Rachel Brothers. in association with Mary Kirkpatrick, will produce four plays next season which will 1e presented in Shubert theatcrs. he first of the series will be play ,y John Kirkpatrick entitled "The Sock of Charm" It will be ready o open in September.
 The Fall Guy" the comedy with Ernest Truex at the Eltlnge theater, has passed it's 50th performance. This is one Of the leading comedy hits now current in New York and seats are selling many weeks in ad- vance.
 The Capitol announces that II has booked for early showing '"The Gov red Wagon" which is to be pre- .cnted with vaudeville and at regular prices.
 The daylight saving plan is affect ing the theatcr schedules and the Capitol announces that as q result he final performance starts at S;20 o'clock
 On Monday the Capitol will for mdlly present 10 the public it's new organ, which is to bo used in con Junction with tho orchestra. A Broadway orGanist has been secured and with both organ and orchestra ther" will he continuous music at this playhouse.
 Tho rapitol's Monday bin features "SdckCloth and Scarlet" with Alice
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The Palace attraction. starting to- morrow night, is Weber and Fields in "F'riendly Enemies" the great war comedy drama made famous by Louis Mann. NIr. Mann himself played the title role at the Lyceum several seasons ago and his great character acting will long be remem- bered. The theme of the play con- cerns two old cronies, Jewish man and an old German. They are great friends, but differ on their view of the war. This makes for great com ody, which partakos of pathos when it strikes home. But all csds hap oily.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Weber and Fields themselves have worked together almost since child hood. They were born on New York's East Side and al the age Of 10 joined circus Ten years later, in 1896, they launched their own company at Weber and Fields Music hall on 1fth street, New York It was q great success and among the stars who played in their com pany were Lillian Russell, David Warfeld, DeWolf Hopper, Willie Collier, Sam Bernard (who co-star- red with Mann in Friendly Enemies) Louise Allen, Carter DeHaven and Frankie Bailey. Old timers will re- member two of their big hits. "Fid- dlo- Dee Doc" and "Whoop- Dee Doo."
 The usual vaudeville will accom- pany this Palace picture and on Thursday the theater will feature Tom Mix in "The Deadwood Coach"
 Zebvasco Hamilton, late of the Rivoli theater in New York, has been engaged as organIst al the Capitol.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The daylight saving plan is affect ing the theatcr schedules and the Capitol announces that as q result the final performance starts at S;20 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

"rho Mansion of Aching Hearts" "Playthings of Desire My Wife and r. and "Recompense" are four of the late releases that have been looked for showing al the Lyceum theatcr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

A new play entitled "Night' will be presented in New York theater sometime during the week of May II. It has been adapted by Barry Dunbar from the Italian drama "Liane" by Gino Rocca, one of Italys most noted dramatlsts and partner with Premier Mussoln in the ownership of the Italian news paper "Popolo D'Italia."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The Capitol announces that ii has cooked for early showing ''The Gov red Wagon" which is to be pre- :cnted with vaudeville and at regular prices.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Al Joson has returned 10 New York following his enforced rest at Bermuda, The worlds most famous comedian is still under physicians care, however. and it will he several months before he is permitted 10 re- turn 10 the stage.'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

William Desmond appears in an exciting prize ring scene in The Burning Trail' at the Lyceum Sun day night.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Rachel Brothers, in association with Mary Kirkpatrick, will produce four plays next season which will 1e presented in Shubert theatcrs he first of the series will be a play ',y John Kirkpatrick entitled "The Sock of Charm" It will be ready @ open in September.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The Fall Guy" the comedy with Ernest Truex at the Eltinge theater, has passed it's 50th performance. This is one Of the leading comedy hits now current in New York and seats are selling many weeks in ad- vance.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The members of the male student chorus of the operetta "The Student Prince" at the Jolson theater are being measured for uniforms similar 10 the suits worn in summer by stu dents at Heidelberg university.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Of these, two are from widely read novels. "Kccompense' is the screen version of Robert kcabIe's novel of the same name and it is a sequel to the well known Simon Called Peter" My Wife and r. appeared originally as a novel by Paul Berm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1925.
Published BY Advancement with First Pictures
Lloyd Productions, Inc.

Countess Courteauw There was
no answer. do any of you gen.
tlemen know the Counters Cour-
teau?"' he inquired
His question was greeted by a
general laugh.
Don't let him kid YOU" cried a
derisive voice. ~ ... -. -..,.
"Never heard of her, but I met
four kings last night" yelled another.
Call the Marquis OF Queens
berry," shouted still a third.
Countess Courteau" repeated the
chairman. using his hands for a
megaphonc.
The cry was taken tip BY other
Threats. Countess Courteau
Countess Courtcau" they Knocked.
Come, Countess! Nice Countess
Pretty Contest There was a
rib41d note to this mockcry which,
caused Phillips eyes to glow.
"She and the count have just left
the palace. Let's get along with the
hangin'," one shrill voice demanded.
You won't hang me-" Phillips
retorted. angrily.
BE not so sure" tainted the act
ing judge ''lnasmuch as your
countess appears to be constituted of
that thin fabric Of which dreams are
made: inasmuch as there is no such
animal"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-24
NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by Cor
nclius G.. Johnson and Amanda john
son, his wife, mortgagors. to Jos. {.
Mapson. mortgage, dated on the 2tth
day Of January, A. ID. 1920. and tlied
for record in the office Of Register
Of Deeds OF Burlcieh county. North
Dakota, on the 10th day of May. A.
ID. 1920 ut I D., M. and recorded IN
Book 1Gl Of Mortgages. on page 5s?.
Notice is also further given that
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THE STORY THUS FAR

IN his ques. for gold Pierce PHI.
ibs IS drd,cn to tie ne,rly dscovered
,old fields of the Yukon. Ha.ing ~
;ufieient money to be admitted BY
Ne Canadian government. he hires
simself out packing provisions over
-hslkoot Pass.
4 chance acquaintance usth the
NcCaskey brothers IS passed up as a
mere ineident on the troll. 'PoIeon
Doyet, French Canadian giant, and
.c are the strongest men on the Pass.
Philips assists an elderly trosteetor,
Tom Linton, and is asked TO share
lis tent at L;nderman. Arriving
here they find 1t occupied BY a beda-
it'll NoysrTomon, 1cho tells them
trr name is Countess Coxrteau. She
Shaves their tent that night and thew
Phillips helps her back to DYED. Al
Sheer Camp Phillips again meets The
McCuskrr brothers and .rl,ile IN thew
tent they all are arrested Mrder sns:
tieion Of stealing tros'isioNs, and
brought to trial at minfr's meet
iso.
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NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE ~
ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by An
nctte. Bliss, II single woman, mort
gagor, to Harry Morgan, mortgagce,
dated. on the 9th day Of September,
A. D.. 1916, and filed for record in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of Burleigh county, North Dakota,
on the 1st day of November, A. j.
1916, at 1880 a.. IN. and duly recurd-
cd in Book 2G Of Mortgages, on, page
Al. and that said mortgage Will be
foreclbsed by q sale of such premises
described in such mortgage and here
matter described. at the front door
Of the court hou: {. in the city OF Bis
marck. North Dakota. on the 3rd day
Of November, A. ID. 1925, at 10 9'clQek
in the forenoon. tosytsatisfy the
amount due on Such mortgage on the
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will he sofa to
satisfy the same are described as
follows:
Northwest Quarter (NWA) Of Sec
ton Thirty-two (Scc. ,32) Of Town
ship One Hundred Forty-two (Twp
l421 north, Of Range Seventy-e eight
(Rge. 7s) west of 9Th z. NJ. contain,
ing i6O acres more*oress; accord'
inf to government survey thereof. :
There will be due en.stuch mort:
gage on the day of sale The sum Of
Fourteen Hundred Ninety seven and
61-10Oths Dollars (S1497.6D together
with the costs and expenses of fore.
closure.
Harry Morgan, Mortgage
H. G. HfG GINS |ygs 50
Attorney for mortgage. /.
1I y..r.s
bismarck. N. D.
0.2G--lO.3. lO.17-2A-Sl
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NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by Bert
Bliss, a single man, mortga%or, to
II. T. Seely. mortgagee, dated on the
18th day Of July, 1915, and filed for
record in the office Of Register Of
Deeds of Hurleigh county, North Da-
kota. on the 222nd day Of July, 1913.
at . o'clock Il. m. and recorded in
Book 13l Of Mortgages on page 2GS;
qncntN sssfgned by.sn iast ruuent in
writing to Mary G.. Scely, and said
assignment was duly filed for record
ii, the office Of Register Of Deeds of
Burleigh county, North Dakota, on
the 28th day of July, 1928, ut 3
O'clock p. m. and recorded in Book
175 Of Assignments on page 23i; and
notice is hereby given that said
mortgage will be, forcclosrd by 4
sale Of the premises in such mort
gage described and hereinafter, de-
scribed. ut the front door of the
court house in the city Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, on the 9th day o: No
vcMbcr, A. o.. 1925, ut Ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage ON the day OF
sale. 49, :.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same, are described as
follows:
Northeast Quarter (NEh) Of Sec
tion Thirty-two (Sec. 32) Of Town
ship One Hundred Faety-two Twp.
142) north. of Range Seventy eight
lRgc. 49, west of 9Th r. NJ.
There will be due on such hort,
gage on The day Of safe the sum Of,
Fifteen Hundred Ninetytfive and 55-
1OOths Dollars ($l5955O, together.
this foreclosure.
~. Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee.
=. ...AssdxesS -. p C. -.Rnx51i -.
~ Bismarck. N. u.
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NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE by
"'' ADVERTISEMENT


Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the terms of that
certain mortgage executed and de-
liyercd by Peter Anderson, Il single
man. mortgagor, TO Lena Wise, u
widow, mortgage. dated on the 2Sth
day Of February. A. u. 1919, and filed
for record in the office Of Register
jef Deeds of Burleigh county, North
Dakota, on the l1th day Of Fcbru-
AIRY, a. u. 1920, ut Two O'Clock p. M.
and duly recorded in Book -? Of
Mortgages. or page 1879; and that
said mortgage will be forccloscd by
Il sale of such premises described IN
such mortgage and hereinafter de
scrbcd. ut the front door OF the
court house in the city Of Bismarck.
North Dakota, on the 3rd day of No
vcmbcr. A. d. 1925, at Eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount due on such morgagc on the
day Of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are, described as
follows:
All That part Of the East Halt
(Eia) Of Section One (Ser. II Of
Township One Hundred Forty
(Twp 1il) north. Of Range Eighty
tRgc. so West 9Th y. NJ, LYING and
being situated east Of MplE.. st. Paul
and SauItc STE. Marie Railway com
pany's Right-of-way; such tract or
portion containing l'?.l3 acres.
There will be due on such mort
gage on the day Of sale the sum of
Five Thousand One Hundred Eieh-
teen and 27-lO0ths Dollars iS5lls..O
together with the costs and expenses
Of this foreclosure.
ALBERT II. WISE.
administrator of estate Of Lena
Wise. Deceased. Owner Of said mort
gage.
Ii. G.. HIGGINS.
Attorney for Administrator.
Address: P.'O. Box 81,
Bismarck, No. Oak.
9.2G--lO-3-l OF 2i-"l
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"Hol' up came peremptory
challenge. M s;cu Jodge!'' 1t was
the big French Canadian whom
Pierce had met Oh the crest OF the
divide; he came forward now, push
ing his resistless way through the
audience. WAT for YOU say deere
amt nobody by dat name, eh?" He
turned his back to the; committee and
addressed the meeting. "W'at for
you hack LAX dis, anyhow: BY gosh !!
heard bout dis lady! She's or-
timer lax me-"
We'll. trot her out! Where is
she:s"
shes on her way to Dyca."
Pierce insisted "She can't be far"
iFoleon Doret was angry II don
listen 10 no woman be joke bout,
you hear? Dis boy sL;k true. lie
was in Linderman las night. '1or /
seen him on top of Cllilkoot yester-
day myself, wit pack on his back SO
beeg as barn.
do you know the accuscd:" quer-
led tho spokesman.
'Poleon turned with a shrug.
Non! No! But-yes. 1 know him
lii bit. Anybody can tell he's homes
boy. By Gar! She's strong Teller,
too-pack lax hell"
l. Pierce Phillips was grateful for
this evidence of faith. inconclusive
as it was in point Of law. He was
sorry, therefore. TO see the French
man. after replying shortly, i,npa-
tiently, to several senseless cross
questions, force, his way out of the
crowd and disappear, shaking his
head and muttering in manifest dis
gust at the temper Of his townsmcn.
But although one friend had gone,
another tool, his placc--a champion.
by the. way, whom Pierce would
never have suspected of being such.
Pro6ting by the break in the pro-
ccedings. Lucky Broad spoke up.
"Frencliy was right-this kids on
the square. he declared. "1'm the
lgentleman who gathered his wheat
at Dyea-he fairly fed it to me. like
he said-so l guess I'm acquainted
with him. We're all assembled ZIP
TO mete cut justice. and JUSTICE is
going to he met. but, say! a sucker
like this boy wouldn't kMo,v enough,
to stealv'
1t was doubtful il this witness,
j well.intentioned as he was. carried
conviction. for, although his follow
crs took their cue from him and ap-
plauded loudly. their very manifesto
tons Of faith accused suspicion
among the homes: men present.
One Of the latter, red faced,
arc-shouldercd person., thrust a
determined countenancc close to
Breads and cried. angrily: SIS that
SO? We'll. I'm for hangin' anybody
YOU. boost!" 5,> x, n,
This sentiment met with such in
Simultaneous second that the conf
dcncc-man withdrew precipitateiy.
Have it your own way" he gave in,
witt an airy gesture. Blu. take il
from me you're bunch of boobs.
Hangin' amt 4 nice game, and tho
guy that hollers loudest for it is
usually the one that needs it worst"
! It took-somc effort on the part OF
the chairman to bring the meeting to
order SO that the hearing could be
resumed.
ITO be continued)
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CHAIR EARLY INVENTION

London -I Ancient history which
dclves into the mysteries Of the
remote past has discovered that
chairs were Il convenience to hu-
manity before tables were known.
Some historians attempt to show,
illustrating by this discovery. that
mans inventions were first prac-
tical. and later, while still practical
perhaps. refined convenicnces.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Scll something snappy and
classy. No one refuses to buy
photographs. Beautiful tChrist-
mas gifts. Send for free particu-
lars Of our liberal, profit-sharing
proposition today. Bradford Com.
panics, St. Joseph, Mich.
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Ito be cotntinued)

held on a charge Of numbering his
f64-ytaf-olf WYE. The man NAB
been an invalid for more than five
years,
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LIGHTNING strange battery com.
pound. Charges discharged bat
tcrics instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free to
agents. Lightning Co, St. Paul.
Mimi. -. 1913 10-17-2i
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PAY REST men $50 upward weekly
selling all retailers new livcwire
specially. We train new men.
COMMISSIONS advanced. Standard
Mfg. Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
I
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WANTED TO RE-.

WANTED To RENT-Small houses
or furnished rooms by responsible
party. Call ia. 1922 st
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SALESBOARD .;ALESMEN- Making
small towns. All or part time. Aver
age commission $500. also on re-
peats. Best season now starting.
X. 4 S. SALES COMPANY, 1925
Ravcnswood Ave, Chicago. -,
u 4 4
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"ANTED--Girl for general house
work, no washing. 42I 10th Street.
lO-23-3t
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WANTED AT ONCE-Waitress at the
Shamrock Cafe, lis 9Th st.
%
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS


FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Warm, cozy apartments,
furnished for light housekeeping.
Also room house, newly decorated.
Phone 794-W. Geo. W. Little.
FOR SALE-Fivc room house at III
Sth St. Must be moved off proper
4 ty this fall. Phone 187 or call at
the Lockwood Acces1oyRxGo., 800
Main St. 1%Nsa ssl6-tf
FOR RENT-Fouf !. room modern
cottage newly decoratSd. Y Coal
furnished Garage. Phone B95H
or calfsat 323 West Thayers ssssf
FOR Rent 81 otYeni ~ e i0usekce
/ ing apartment tfor twoy No Iran
= sients need apply. Garage also for
rent. 422 Fifth St. 10.21-1w
FOR RENT-Four room strictly
modern bungalow, good lpcation.
Prone 42T or s592S i0-24-3t
f0}s3l lll5lS =! 4dFnisih1dl 1lU,derS
apartment, adults only. Phone
275-X, lQ-lQ-tf
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LOST

LOST--foday, across from Mckenzie
Hotel, lady's Elgin watch. Case
has basket Of flowers set with two
+ diamonds. Return to Tribune for
reward. lO-23-:;t
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TAKEN lil'

TAKEN UP --
..t Came to my place on October 18th,
red sow pig, weight about 40-lbs.
II. r. Crum. Mckenzie, n. ID. .-..
E. 1O-l1-243l
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FOX SAtE-t hpicc Imported Ger
MN Rollers and Har,z Mountain.
also native singers. Cages, seeds,
treats. etc. Phone llIJ. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson. n Oak, Box rs.
lO-l1-Hm
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INVALID AS MURDERER?
1NsTA1MENr NINE

London.-A septuagenariian spir-
itualist, Benjamin Rock, is being
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SALESMEN--Best men make $3.50
weekly selling new speciality. All
retailers. New men guaranteed
$50 II week and expenses against
commissions. G.. GPPLETON CON
FICTION CO., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
lN-yi.lt