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The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23

can lay claim to. He has been on the
stage since he was seventeen years of age
and has had thorough training in the
art dramatic. His experience includes
many seasons in stock work, which has
given his art finish that should fit him
to shine the better as a star.
Mr. Drouet's plans for next season con-
templated a starring tour in Gilbert Par
ker's dramatizat ton of his novel, The
Right of Way" but Charles Frohman,
who had a conditional option on the play,
after much hesitation and negotiation
concluded to accept it with the condi-
tions imposed by the author, to the eff
feet that he should dramatic it and make
his own selection of the cast to interpret
it. 1t was the latter condition that Froh-
man did not like, but he finally waived
his objection much to the disappointment
of Mr.. Drouet
Il know ii is a trite yarn, and one sa-
voring of press agents dream" said
Mr. Drouet to n Times interviewer, but
l was intended for the ministry before
went upon the stage. My family is fam
lily of ministers, but l had yearning
for the stage, and adopted it, despite the
prOtestations of my family.
ut is rather a coincidence that my
mothers name should have been Meredith.
When | learned that l was to create the
role of Fownes in Janice Meredith /
sent the novel to her, informing
her that l was to play the bondman She
replied that it was very singular that
the name of her first youthful sweet
heart was Col. John Brereton. an officer OF
the Irish Dragons. So you see my name
nigh. have been Brereton in reality. How
ever l am not very fond of the role in
Janice Meredith / am very DESTROYS of
getting hold of a good play for next sea-
son, and if I can do SO l shall head my
own company"
Mr.. Drouet is dramatist as well as
an actor He has written a number OF
plays and several have been produced, the
most successful being Fra Diano," the
principal role being that of a priest, in
which Joseph Haworth and Edward j.
Morgan appeared 1t is somewhat singn-
lar, too, that both of these actors should
afterward have played the part OF john
Storm in THE Christian as did also Mr.
Drouet.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
Passing Of the Lyceum Theatre

With The performance of The Girl and
the Judge" by Annie Russell, last night,
the Lyceum Theatre, New York, becomes
a thing of the past, so far as the theatre
cal history Of the metropolis is concerned.
The playhouse that has been the scene
of so many of Daniel Frohman's successes
will soon be torn down to make room for
a modern office building.
Within the walls of this coy house
have appeared during the past decade or
so a number Of the most prominent play
ers Of today. There it was that the Ly
ccum company included at one time or an
other Herbert Kelley. L. H. Sothern.
Henry Miller, James X. Hackett, Eenriet-
ia Crosman, Georgia Cayvan, Efhe Shan
non, Helen Dauvray, Elizabeth Tyree-
soon to he a stare. J. Morgan, the late
Nelson Wheatcroft, and many other &C
tors and actresses who are now either
at the head of their own companies or
members of some of the principal dra-
matte organizations of the country.
Miss Russels season was a fitting eli
max to string of successes, although Mr..
Frohman had plenty of failures during
his regime. When THE Girl and the
Judge concluded its engagement last
night there was very pretty little cere-
mony back of the curtain that is to be
lifted on no more performances, and while
the audience was passing from the thea
tire. remarking that it was a shame the
Lyceum was to be succeeded by prosaic
Office structure, Daniel Frohman, sur
rounded by the members of the business
staff of the Lyceum and the stage en-
ployes, in addition to the members of
Miss Russell's company, held little re-
ception and received the congratulations
upon the fact that he is to have another
Lyceum Theatre, although it is to be much
farther uptown.
New York will doubtless never know
another playhouse that will enjoy tie
unique position of the Lyceum. 1t had
following quite its own; the members of
the old stock company were much like
large family; the performances were the
most artistic to be found in Gotham, il
one may except the Daily productions,
while in many ways there was an atmos-
phore at the Lyccum that was as delight
full as rare in theatricaIs of the period.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23

comedians, Mr.. Crane recently related the
following:
Robson and l were playing our last
few months together in The Henrietta
after the announcement had been officially
made through the press that we were to
star separately henceforth, but We were
still on friendly terms. We reached
Omaha and a 'hustling' dramatic editor
was brought into my dressing room and
Introduces He said he would like to see
me alone, so I had my manager step out.
He brought up the subject of the forth
coming severance of my business contract
with Robson, and ! told him the simple
facts. Then he rolled an eye, stuck his
finger to the side of his nose, and looked
mysterious.
- That's all right he said; of course.
! that's what you've got to say to the gem
eral run of people, but I want the real
facts about the trouble, whatever it may
be, and l will promise not to mention you
| as my informant
Well, since you insist, l replied, 4
will let you into the inside details. Rob-
| son is ten years older than | am, and he's
all along been scheming to play parts of
men much younger than the characters to
which have been assigned. 1t was so in
| Sharps and Flats and here we are again
with his BERTHE and my old Nicholas, his
| father, in The Henrietta Now, Robs, n
has some fine children, and they have
some superfne grandchildren, and he's
perfectly welcome to be a grandfather if
be insists upon it. l, however, have
finally made a stand. l positively refuse
to continue to appear the father of
grandfather. Now it's out, and you're
welcome to it
Il thought my story had made an i'm
preston continued the comedian, until
l discovered that the dramatic editors
newspaper, in reviewing the performance
the next day, fayed my acting unmerci-
fully. Then l concluded ii isn't always
wise to he q comedian in your dressing
room as well as before the footlights."
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23

leans do. l smoke and do not diet, but
| always do enough work to keep in con-
dition. l never let my muscles get soft.
Football? 1t is a great game and
glorious exercise. There is not anything
in football that is not good for the Amer
lean man. But 1t is the training that is
dangerous. For eight or ten weeks your
football men exercise violently and diet
and change suddenly their whole manner
of life, and then when the football sea-
son is over they go back to beer drinking
and smoking and eating rich foods and
stop entirely the violent exercise which
for ten weeks they have taken. If l
should stop my exercise for a month and
go back to the things you have just seen
me do the strain would kill me"
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
A Play by a Priest.

Regarding the play by the Rev. Father
]. T. Smith, that Maurice Campbell is con-
sidering for Henrietta Crosman, it is said
that an early production is contemplated
Some changes, however. will have to be
made in The Baltimore Marriage as
it is called. and Father Smith has con-
scented to make these.
The story of the play concerns the mar
riage of Elizabeth Patterson to Jerome
Bonaparte. Father Smith says he sub
mitted his play to Miss Crosman because
he considered her the one woman tc play
the principal feminine part, which runs
the gamut from comedy to tears.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
Chase's Next Programme.

Chase's bill for next week will contain
eight acts, and is more Of a novelty Of
fering than the current programme. It
will be made up of Pccolo's Royal LillI-
putians, John W. Ransome and William
Burress, in a new sketch on Croker and
Platt; Les Trois Dumonds, Albert Bell
man and Lottie Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Thorne and company, in a sketch;
James Richmond Glenroy, 1.-The man with
the green Gloves Maude Beall Price,
and Ritter's dogs.
The Lilliputans are reputed to be more
versatile and talented midgets than the
famous Rossow twins. They are coined
ians, vocalists, and acrobats, and their
act is credited as being the best ever
given by such diminrtive artists. 4
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
A Local Comic Opera.

William Lorraine, the composer OF the
music in a Trip to Buffalo" and the far
famed intermezzos, "Saiome" and "a
mona" is to write the score of new
comic opera. The Iibretto will be the
work Of a Washington newspaper writer
of more than common eleverness, one
whose past work in this line of literary
eLdeayor gives reason for the belief that
the stage Will, in the course of few
months. have musical piece that will
offer sane story, with lyrics as good as
the best, and music that possesses the
elements of being musicianly and popular
at the same time.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
"The Convict's Daughter. +"

One OF the melodramas that found
most favor with the Academy of Music
audiences last season was The Convict's
Daughter" which is announced for sec
end engagement at the same theatre next
week.
The piece is built for the especial pur-
pose of thrilling the PEOPLE who see it,
although it has an unusually generous
share of comedy running through its sew
eral acts
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23
Robert Drouet May Star.

1t is quite probable that one of next
seasons new stars will be Robert Drouet
who is now leading man with Mary Maa-
nering, playing the thankless role of
Charles Fownes, the bundseryant, Ia
Janice Meredith"
Mr. Drouet is anxious to head a COM
pany of his own, and It would seem that
the time has about come when he could
do so with a good prospect of success.
Mr.. Drouet possesses a personal mag
netism that few leading men of the stage
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-23

"A Day in Congress-" which will picture
in exaggerated detail many of the doings
that happen at the Capitol. The travesty
promises to excite more than the usual
quota of laughs, and will, no doubt,
prove one of the most successful offerings
that the stock company has been seen in
this year.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Wcroensbapemes Spboc.

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779 300. Dc itsritr SopNnbocr fin.
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Quo. Soa luatgc pi life fonurer til
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me; ot Noe ilnocr bets aIager. al
bets ~brGnbctoc SenaicI life tiIirco&.
titles J. GAO "a bort Sicrte IcSe
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beS al ct Barn bIincr ifilt ira i'm Qto.
Der liae ira oen Stuuo oct TOM til
8croen. Oct bar % aIoria icct en-
afooerS SmiI. Oct har olorig ii0Net
poa cn WtoberS Sfiso. Soa bGrocr
oct iia CT Gag. at oct fonmer tilbogc
til Woeeren, icn tager oct ! line
arme. &c ie poa btuouoen - % oct
lille Barn fien0er lin Rober. Ger or
neaet / 9tttfat, Ger er noeet / Stem.
mtelt, iom oct life bar mRrtct hos at.
ore, let Itae Barn Tiger til Jig ielu:
"Gette er Nor, iorn ieg ioo ofte bar
brsmt ON. % Stnsne fpIoeS mcN
Soarer. og Siertet ifiRIuer Al ai9r.
Iigbeb; tbi oct bar funoet beube. iom
goo oct 2ioet. SooIeSe3 er Oct oaiao
meo bort Sierte; BET fsIer, at SUB or
bets sSo6er, oct feIer, at efter 8uO
par Oct, set IpratcS.
z. u. "a Wontefeltro.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Stor mIpffe I Sofoten.

Sra Suolp9r meISe3 6en 23oe
GpriI: gn itor llIpffe er inotrufet ret
,to for Oct ganits for fig ieIb Itggen0e
8Prs / 2oioten. Ser bar i ben Iioite
lib 6iifet ilaaet go6t I'll, oq Ser bar
iomIet en- ui9ouunIig itor 6iifealmue
omfring Zen nctop MI.
90 Re6ifa6erne IfitIbe tr9tfcs 2sr.
bag. rsg Der pIii0ieIig op en- raienbe
Storm fra Rorooeit. Stormen iteg
eftereaanSen til Srfan % bragte en
isrgelig Soroirrins % E6eIPg9eIie
inb blarot 6iiferflanoen, Der netop ou
itob tIIbaps. Gaa miuSit Is 8oros
IonOsotringer maatte De ~ombor0eGs
renOe ifpubiomt forIabe fine egne 9aa.
De meb alt, boae Der bar i oamL % iors
isge at berge Stoet pe6 at "ro iig op"
pna aameraternes 9aa0e. Mfen Storm
og 90 itoo imo6, oa oct gif iuuat.
Gre 9aaN. meo fem WaHa paa
bner, or iapnet enoml iaa lent Tom /
Mhauoag$. S6aq pi0ite nan meG Be.
itemtbc6, at minoit ipu Nfnno pr oms
TONNE no for @ritao. Ia @Pre Oh
Reit Der Iigaer ioa Ianat no moo ga.
bet. mnngIer inaOeI SeIegraf iom &C.
LEON og Blot bar Snnpifibaiurbin
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On sGrers os airfefanaerpon

or leoia / lltieu Renl9beo, Graipioro 60.
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WaaHehers uorit ReIislOnsHuk t6or Etoeu
er Der e9sHtlts beHpeb re MaaneoerS. toet
Der bar pGret % formUOentII8 ptI bIjoc an.
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5'oletreoie, af hu1lte 4 bar e9He StoIebuie.
gsu $50 pr. MaaHsb pan eQeu "Boaro".
airteianserpoiteH a~iIOuHcs mcO $50 pr. aar,
iamt Offer pad be itOrs Setstoer. let cr
oniieliat. at @eosVmmeHoe fan iptue CrgeL
itisrt NsulsbeoeH i0r Itoen bar i'm egen
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3 Raaneoers Cpf9sIie. H~niggntn8er meo
8tOnesbpro ienoes l1uoertesneoe tnoeu 8
Tiger fra 2ato. Sobs. aasbeim.
Sitting Sun. CRAWFORD GOprih 8is.
25oe apriI 1902.
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% bpi8 Cater er GIFT meo 6nrit 9Iit.
der, bar arreiteret i aapIta0eu lpu
oufIaget Tor @ereIfoIit. @lue trococ,
at BET maotte bero pno en- ubpQQcllJ
Wtsforitoaelie. Meu ioa erforet nan,
al Ser / belle a%opfotorien cirtuIercoc
8erIer, lDoenoe pao Cecil Hbo0e%. e
fsrite boube bon eiter nogcn 9etrns.
ming m6irlet. Wan bopoe piit BAN
Dem, ban bop0e erflprct. at De oar
tul'fe. men bapoe gtUet Crorc I'll ut
betQIc Dem, @cIebet ban mQattc no
meo, opgioe3 ioriflelig. RogIe npo,
ner $4,000. men andre paaitaar. 81.
par 5000, 900, oct oreiet fig ON. Sc,
eli Rbo6eS loo euonu o6itiuiqe ANDRE
betoIc, men ga Der bIep giort BAN
6orcittutrger ON. at 9eIsbet poa aus
De euonu ufienote tirflIercnoe Der.
Ter bar ubefieu6t, % at ban 0erior
tlnOe fommc / De itGrIte0o
beo al bIioe peo meo at betale, upgrt:
ban lig tiliioit peo at hctaIe poerliQerc.
6prittnoe Catherine urreItereoe@, men
Ie@IoheS ieuere moo 8nlltlon.
Qtt0t UNDER alt 0ettc oe0c Cecil
Rbooea. @on2 9euner iorlitrer, at
BON fslte oub o. oprigtlg SorQ, Od
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giort, % at Sorgen berOOer trent
ifpn0tc hans 100. Pit ban life 81.
lfeoc at babe no9et me6 benoe at be.
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airtfo mcIpcr, at 5nrittnoc Roo3imtu
for 8erelialif er oemt til TIRE Mars
6GugieG. Get bIep oItiaa GnOcn poo
en Romun.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
6iertet.

Bort &ierte er 'f1bt for at cIift
iom SusIen for II ilpoe. NenneiteG
err fun aiarIigbeH. Sra aiGrIlabc.
BEN er 2ipet fomnlct % til ben bender
set tilbase. = Tornliten piIoe pGrc
Ell iarIig 8npe, hOI@ ben life tientc
Siertet. "8e ben @,oenifob, JON life
sger Dor aiGrIlg1co", bar go8iuet
iagt. CIR life i @mImcIens og 3ors
beus Sprog BET ct eIite os bIipe 9ien.
eIifet Oct inmme ION at bare Iptte.
Zig! - Or MI bort 1ierte noseniinbe
iulbt tilireos2 Cir 0et al ben aiPr.
Iisbeo, Soroen eicr, 8enner, grsbre,
SorGIore, 5ROre.2no, Renneifebe6.
Ron Oct bo er forneiet? 40 nei. bet
err bet life! Raor man er rietig 8Iao,
0d rinoer Saarer fra ems Die. Sar
man naaet 2ptfens Iiube, fommer
Ser ira ems Sierte cut, iom man life
ialp pe6 of. Com oiteit er oct netop
Dem. ser bor bupt oet bebit her paa
SSoroen. Der fpnuc iortGlle, buor utiI.
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en- bel @alaoas for 2arUion 3et Ter uo
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Sproe ,neo Steer.

5. WormsNel,uer ffrtper / "9aa
blooet":
SerIts er en- 4nerifmer, Der lp
rer 6olf fremmebe Sprog. San be
gpnote i fit SporeIanb. Wen meo Der
oeroenSerobrenbe gpne, Der er Der
angeIiafitife Race meoisot, bar ban M
5iliaIer iaaeobtiom ODER belle ben ct
otliiereoe Serben.
San I9rer o$ - Sronif, gn9elIf
Spif. 8usiiif, Spanif og Stolienif
altlaa De fornemite altltltriproa. Sfft
paa Ell pioenifabeIIg Raabe til rs
OonneIie al 6tloIoger, men proftiif
iaa at man i 2sbet al forboIbSpis foo
elmer beberiter Oct oanneoe S~oIejprog
% foritaar at benptte oct munoret.
Eaa bpiIfen Maooe opnaoea MI
bette Reiultnt?
SO, efter ST.. 9erliB' Otetbooe lp.
rer hi ct frenmeo Spro9, iom pi en-.
gang / Dor aller %lpiegrenneite llrgooEl
lPrte port eget Mooersmaol.
90 boorleoes gif bet iii?
Sngen al % fan bel paaitaa, at pi
egentIig buffer oct. Ren ri peb, at
ri I9rte at tale oe6 at efterIi9ne oe
SprogIpb, bi bsrte al DC Borne. 4n.
ifllellesmetbobetL ubeoioit dnpenbt
iagoe oS, hpoo DC betpoc: Ger baooe
ot Eopa % Der Wama, Ser 3ooa o.
Der ben Itpgge SforItensfeteren ser
Btrr'oen og 0en ie6e file "9isiepop'en
iom tunoe gie, mems 2ommet brpgcbe
og 8oen brslte.
gQer man fdu lige, at ct altril3
poa en- 8erIiB'er Anitolt er ion at
opboloe Jig / ct fremneo Sono, bpor
man life bsrer anoet emo oen frem.
meoe Sunge, o9 pna ben Woooe efter-
boanoen toinges I'll at lore Oen8 2poe
og beres 9etponing. 9are at oenne
Spang her er ipIten1nttif.
3 Stmerne tales ubeluffer1bc oct
Sprog, / hutlfet Der undertakes. % at
bette meget goot Iober fig gisre, Ser.
poa gap 9erIib.S folens herpGrenOe
8ireftsr, Sr. 2eon 3icoiie, proftiifs
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faler ,Sictorioitrasie Nr. I.
Som 5orisaSobietter mlpenote$
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aniattc Gutter. &nqen al oent furSc
ct Orb Gngelif. Dten eiter ct Soar.
tiers Sor.pb fienbte be 6 SrO % 8
6orper, funoe iige: "8bnt is that,
st is" oe st is not. at De pirfe.
Zig foritoo boao De iag6e, bet ptite beIt
Waa6e, bporpaa De nofiaa %ieluitGnoist
tumleoe meb lit lille, nDserboerueoe
8loieforrddb.
Sr. Ric1iie Com fcrepriet fretbig.
nof giorbe ltnbifnIbnine for, at ban
toIte inf, ba ban life tunSe - ipenD
gap bagefter en- lioen Brspe pau,
boorIebes gIeoer efter en- ItbS lin.
6eroisuing ogiao oeO anifueIiesme.
tboben fommer it6 j 8rammatifens
Otpiterier.
Sorsoriat bor Metbooen Sc oarma.
tic arbefnIinger fra Solf iom 5rolt.
Sarcep, General 8nIieni (Dta.
bagaifarS 81tnernsr) s. b. SIotop,
Geion6t hos 8apen, %
8eora gbers. 9esuben bar Sr. 9i.
IGrt Den tpife aronprtus Stall.
emf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

lcnenes Imtstina onbcialcoe cnitcna.
mig. at aremorf oeles / 2 Serreber
gremarf o. 2morf. let nuprrcn0r
SerreS beitaor al to Soane (Sooco.
iogn % annefs), Der hper far lit Sat.
tiguGien % bper lit Sfolep9ien. Get
mipTrenoe Scrreh arentarf. CT so
Sim. ianat meb Iorae geic ior mon.
&C al SerreoSItnrets ReSlcmmer.
Sensmnno % 6ogeo onbeiaIer 8eIin.
gen. mems gmtmanoen froraober oct
ior life at ipGffe 4ommnmernes sfo.
romiife ar9iter. aremarf Serreos
itprc bar euitemnlie a~nbraget ON Qe.
lima.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
SAT- o 10,
tiIfales ensr tiasie.

Spsrts.mtHttr uRsr sEHGss'. 'Tiustss I'll
iaIss' % 'Gftsrfpsrsit' isFsF 10 Santa Tor % Orb
Tor ss'r eauS % en- Sent Dr. Ora tss al. tpsa Oses.
niger % Orb. SvsrtisitutsEisr messages ~ lz nts.
bts sne 20 Ssuts. NsHgs rnaa u'Eastgefts ~nssalsIss
alt 9satasHgrr. let Isautr 70 iih at ssaiszs ta
utaa GUNNER, ~
~ ssstsrssshIsus fser Is ssup ss afuiA
Spp Orb atsr en- 2tEte. fgTF
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Gn DrcpcH Rsmlina.

eenier, Stefanien, iom for TO slor
itben ifitIoe transporteres meS 9amp.
lib hi 8ob$fGngilet, rsnte uroer
transporter meb 8ampIftbet % bier
life greben isr for aanife fort lii
Iioen. gu ifulbe ban TRANSFORMERS
ira Stapan9er meb 9ampifibet "Gbri.
%Itiania," men unbiIup / Ggeriunb, ibet
ban brs6 op Ssren til 6angelugaren,
San blep BOG otter paagrebet. i0et
man fanbt ham meIlem ScgnSal oa
SGifeItao.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Spot--"@ranS." aifGren Soot
"8rono" b~ebanoleocs iorIeoen after
Tor Observation-Disclosures bpor
man life fom til noget art0et Reiultat
emo Senptsning til Retten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Ssosfalb. &oniul / Sanoefioro
6reorif Subpig Ssit er aisaaet peb
0soen IS aar 9ammel.- afosoe, iom
brep Ell notwithstanding, uonGpn.
teS / 1884 til Oanif &oniul.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

"gVprgenbIaoef" fpIgt. or. o
geide, gieren al "Msorgenblooet," har
iolgt auiien til ct i biSie Gage haunet
aftieielifab. aisbeiummen er 45O.,
600 aroner. Eli at orbne oct iornso,
ne ongaoenbe SbertaeeIielt. inotiI 81.
reftion er palet. ct Der neoiat en- So.
mite bcitaaenbe al aopofat Sorbie,
9ogrtsftcr SohonueS giprnitao, Ih.
pofat g. u. gger, gonfoireftsr 81.
Gain9ien % Sabrifeier Chr. Gan.
gaarb. 8laoet piI fremocles bti le6et
al i'm nltp9renoe Reoaftion.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Smaalencues S%prtiSsminser.

5tltm al "6oreningen til norIfe 5or.
bill meo oct for.
ite bIipe itiftet / 5reorifsitab, oo Der
mn her og | Oct surige SmaaIeuene er
tegnet iaa mango ReoIemmer, at ell
8ilial for amtet fan bIipe oannet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

17Sc Mai | Sficn piI iaor bIine ici.
ret uoen noget anhct Sng enc Borne,
mes. Gil Sormnno / Seitfomiteen or
uulgt 0isponent 6reitrlip.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Belle en- Gang ON itecit. edor bet
pocrit lent o. beiprrlis meo at flare
iig gefteS ON Gmfanset al eller DC
fitloiirnoise 0etaIier / lllpffen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Samlaa / SanbnGs? Site

Sn11In9 I SnIlblGs! Gfter Snos
bDbelie al enbel Representative Rgah
9olotes nplie pao Sanonas ct Nasie.
msbe, iom beiluttebe at forlange NJ
Itemning ON Sprettelie al grGnoe.
oinsiamIag, meIoes fra Stcponger.
Bua Stebet bar Der fife troli9ere Doe
ret nogen SamIagsafitemning.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
SEARS, RosBuck q co., CHICAGO.

Gee bar u~obinast SpulafiHen "6u5oeHHeH .
% Iiier ben uomQIst, 9sH Inn ssol fammsi.
Iisues use sEbcer So S0HaEs SgmaHiHs Der.
oustrina. Zen QnGr let % InDIsit. SgagI
800. q. ]. Esgrr, gginnepia, IsiHa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

8ubt Rabpifab. 20 8aarbbrrgere
ira SpetaIer Winger) baooe forleben
opret paa aongspinger og ifuIbs eisre
Siemreiien iammen, boer meo i'm Seit.
9e fon1 lnoerpeiS op / en- Srptte ON,
boem Der Bopbe een beoIte Seit, %
SrGtten enotc meo, at ben enc itsote
i'm Solefnip / Sen aloens grpit.
anipen trGngte belt irro / 2ungeieffen
og BEN SoareoeS Giliton0 or iaa be.
t9nfeIig, at oct ifaI bore uitffert, ON
ban iIipper fra Oct meb 2tpe. Se to
8~aarobrtgere er Raboer % iiboer |
aooe 8aar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
1000 8runer itiaalet.

1000 aroner itiaalet. Not I'll t6bc
aprtl bIep ct tort Snobruostpperi
forsoet hos 2%anobonbler 8ulif Soft.
It1en / SpbaI. Eppen tog meO Jig Den
nette Gum al ca. 1000 aroner - 4
100.&roneieoler, 1 50.aroneieobel,
Heiten / 5s9roneiebIer iumt 40 aro.
rter / gmaapenge. Wist9nft for ~.
oertet bar 2anobonoleren en- Snitrei'
fer, iom 9ogen foruo baooe oRret in.
De / 9utifen ct Sieblif.