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The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
BOSTON LIKED THE RUBEs.
How BickeI and watson Made Their
First Hit in East

1T is nearly fourteen years ago." said
George Bickel. "since I first met Harry
Watson. jr.. my partner. I was leader Of
the theater orchestra in Saginaw. Mich,
but always had an inclination 20 go upon
the stage. Just about the time / was
most feverish on this subject, Watson
came into my town. don't know why
or how he came, and he doesn't himself;
but, anyhow. We became acquainted. ard.
he being a musician. Ike myself. we de-
cided TO go on the stage and do musical
act together. we did. but not for long
Managers didn't want US; so we changed
our act and made it a Dutch comedy
musical act, in the hopes OF getting better
engagements"
I'VE didn't last very long" continued
Bickel, "as Dutchmen, and accepted an
engagement with the Walter Main circus.
in which we played a couple Of clowns.
I'VE remained with the same circus
about two years, when some performer
who had seen our work told as we be-
lorged on Broadway. and that he would
procure immediate employment for US in
New York. Well. We went 10 New York,
and, let me tell you. the trials and tribu-
lations We went through may appear hui
then. We asked where Kelth's Theater
was, end. being directed properly, we
proceeded there. When I got inside I
couldn't realize that we were 10 play in
such beautiful place. and asked Watson
TO go out and make sure We were in the
right theater 1t was early in the morn
ing. and We went IN and sat down, wait
ing for our rehearsal. Pretty soon per-
formers came in and went through their
rehearsals with the piano player. We
couldn't imagine such g swell theater
having only piano as the orchestra and
didn't go up and rehearse our act. as we
should have done Finally one OF the
stage hands spied US sitting In the rear
and hollered, What are you rubes hang
ing around for? We :old him that we
were waiting 10 rehearse, as we were 10
play there that week. We explained to
him that we were a little bit strange. and
he had the orchestra come back for US.
We went on that night. and :hree acts
thar preceded US received either their dis
missal or notes telling them 10 cut this
and that OUT; so you can imagine our
10 US very kindly and IL was really the
starting point in our career. Our ad-
vancement was rapid after that. and II
was only very short ,inee before we
were the features Of Me. Him, and L and
Tom. Dick, and Harry.
MIR. Zegfeld saw us. engaged US for
his revue. and We have been playing with
The Follies Of 1907 since It had its oPen-
ing in New York and a four moiiths' run
az the Jardin de Paris"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Miss Maxine Elliott.

There are some members Of the theat-
rical profession who have a numerous
clientele and always manage to attract
recreation seekers in paying quantities
without the advantage Of the highest
phases Of art. and Miss Maxine Elliott
is one Of them Nor can it be said that
she is assisted 10 any considerable extent
by the play she is now Using: for. while
simple and pleasing. il certainly has
ing remarkable about it, 1t is seri-
however, and at its very worst will
more TO uplif; the tendency OF the
than whole string of purloined
&c, double-entendre lives. and cheap
masquerading under the name of
cal comedy, and often displaying ef-
terry enough to advertise as comic
l.
IRE is always a cause for these sue
without the ala OF the usual cir
tances, and in Miss Elliott's case
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Under the name of concerts there
will be entertainments of varied nature
tonight at many Of the theaters. At the
New National Nine. Gadski will give a
concert At the Belasco the usual enter
tainment OF moving pictures and illus
trated songs. will be given. Similar en-
tertainments, with music. moving pic
lures. illustrated songs. and some vaude-
vile features, will be given at the Ma
jestic, the Academy. and the Gayety
theaters.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
The stock Comnnnie.

The management Of the Belascc. .Theacar
announces that mail orders for seats for
the opening night Of the Guy Standing
stock company Monday. May {. will now
be received, and the tickets VIII be re-
turned by mail II check or money order.
with stamped addressed envelope. is in
closed. There has been such a persistent
demand Cor seats that this method has
been adopted in preference 10 holding
tickets at the box Office. No seats for the
first night will be held unless cash or its
equivalent accompanies the order. as the
indications are that Mr.. Standings first
night viii be one Of the memorable events
OF the season The play will be THE
Mummy and the Humming Bird IN which
Mr.. Standing originally appeared with
Ohm Drew, only in this case Mr.. Stand
ing Will appear as Lord LumIey. and the
role Of the humming bird (Slgnor D'Orel-
I'D will be in the capable hands of Mr.
Martin Sabine. who recently appeared
here with Mr.. Standing in THE Right OF
Way The role Of the Italian organ
grinder. created by Lionel Barrymore.
will be played by Frank Craven. the
clever comedian who PLAYED the chauf-
-S~i III NAH anu ouperfnan.
There viii be number OF old friends in
the cast OF the stock company. among
them being Alice Butler. Alfred Hudson
ir.. and Miss Dorothy Hammond. lead
ing lady.
The summer opera season at the New
National Theater here will open Monday.
April p. with Carmen" Miss Edith
Bradford. a singer. who established her
self here last season, VIII be heard in the
tue role, this being her debut as Carmen.
Other operas 10 follow are The Wizard
OF the Nile" Hoffmann's Love Tales
tnrst time here in Engflish). 'The
Geisha. Martha" and other operas Of
ike standard. The prices are to be the
same as those In vogue last summer.
II is announced that Mr.. Joseph Luck
ett' manager Of the Columbia Theater.
succeeded last week in securing the sig
nature Of James X Hackett 10 a contract
to appear at the head OF a stock company
for few weeks az the Columbia Theater
this summer. 1t is said that Mr. Hackett
will appear in elaborate revivals OF some
Of his former successes. The Columbia
stock season, il is announced. viii begin
on May II.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29


The Shuberts have determined 10 act on
the suggestion furVished by Henry Miller
OF giving special dress rehearsals for the
benefit OF the critics. because" as Lee
.Shuber explained. we are convinced that
a hurried glance at a production is like
a hurried bite al g meal II cannot be
quickly assimilated and digested. and the
result is that the critics published views
very frequently work an injustice both 20
him and 20 the producing manager, as
well as 20 the public. II IS no unusual
occurrence when . critic. after hastily
condemning production, confesses after
seeing the performance a second time that
he has exercised faulty Judgment in his
conclusion and that the play he con
demned is after all a worthy one
OF course, this has been the rule in
Paris for a long time. but even this ad-
vantage has resulted in dissatisfaction 10
the producing managers. and recently a
plan was agitated 10 abolish special per-
formances for the critics and 70 90 back
70 the old method The chief complaint
was that many good points were lost at a
dress rehearsal which under the stimu-
latiEg influence OF an interested audience
became q conspicuous element OF the sue
cess OF a play when given as a regular
performance The experiment worked ad-
mirably in the case OF The Servant in
the House last Monday afternoon. but
IL remains 10 be seen what viii happen
when the novelty has worn of and all
managers engage in the practice.
FRED. Z. SCHRADER.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

An announcement which has escaped
general attention is 10 the effect that
Carlotta Nillson is 10 be a Frohman star
next year. which probably signifies that
Miss NillsOn has obtained a suitable play
which has been approved at Frohman
headquarters. Miss Nflson first attracted
attention as Mrs Elvstead in Mrs. Fiske's
performance Of ''Hedda Gabler." She ap-
pea2ed in Lefty the Pinero play, and
then passed under Walter Lawrence's
management. appearing jointly with Hen
~ Z. DiXey in The Man on the Box. e"
She was then starred in The Three OF
U.s. in which she appeared until a few
months ago. when her contract with
Lawrence expired. and she began 10 read
plays with a view 70 discovering q suit
able vehicle for her next venture. The
news that she is 10 pass under Charles
Frohman's management came as a sur
prise
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

1t was announced this week that after
''The Thief" Margaret Ellington and
Kyrle Bellew. who have been appearing
Jointly in the Bernstein play. will become
separate stars under Mr.. Frohman's man.
agement Beginning In September. 1909.
Miss Ellington is to be the head Of a new
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Billy Fowler. treasurer OF the New
National. has been having his own trou-
bles this week. The moment that the
advance sale began for "The Follies of
1907 every purchaser wanted aisle seats.
And now Fowler is wishing that drummer
girls who march up and down the aisles
had never been invented
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Grand opera at popular prices viii be a
novelty in Washington. The Aborns are
planning. however, TO give the first four
weeks Of the summer opera season at the
National over 10 grand opera of the high
est form. Carmen Is 10 be followed by
such operas as Hofmann's Love Tales. -
Martha" &c.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Before W H. Thompson went into
vaudeville he starred in THE Bishops
Move" in The Secrets OF PolichinelIe." "
and supported Maude Adams and Miss
Barrymore. His playlet, For Loves
Sweet Sake was written by Clay
Greene, the shepherd Of the Actors
Lambs Club.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Franklin Richie IS unique among actors
in that he combines the duties of leading
man and stage director Of The Clans
man" company. There is no lack OF
stage-wise folk in the troupe. but on the
thousand-raile hikes OF the company il
was deemed advisable 10 hold a leading
principal responsible for the discipline
and efficiency OF the organization. NIr.
Ritchie is served by TWO assistant stage
directors. who relieve him OF ali the
drUdgery OF the position.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

production az the Lyceum, while Mr.. Bel
lew will be presented in a new play on
tour
Eleanor Robson is TO be sent 10 London
next season in "SalOmy Jane" Her man
ager, George c. Tyler. left for Europe.
accompanied by Claiming Pollock. on
Tuesday, to make the necessary arrange
ments.
Nile Genee will give her last perform
anee In The Soul Kiss" at the New York
Theater May Q, after which she will
leave Immediately for London. TO I'LL a
summer engagement. She is to return IN
the autumn 10 visit the leading cities in
THE Soul Kiss"
Nine. Kalich began a short engagement
In Marta Of the Lowlands" at the Gar
den Theater on Tuesday evening. and was
well received. This is her second visit
to New York this season, but she has
never before appeared here in the Gut
mera play, which Fernade Eliscu made
familiar 10 the Gotham public during her
short starring tour under Harrison Grey
Fiske. Earlier this season Kaiich played
''Sapho and Phaon, by Percy Mackaye,
at the Lyric.
Leo Ditrichstein's new farce. Bluffs, %
after a short road tour. was presented at
the Bijou last Thursday night, with the
author in the leading role
After Hilda Englund dropped out Of the
cast Of Ibsens Loves Comedy and
Grace Elliston was engaged for the prin-
cipal female role. another sudden COM
plication ensued, and. instead of being
produced at the Bijou, as at first an
nouneed, the piece was given its premiere
at the Hudson Monday afternoon without
Miss Elliston. The role Of Svanhild was
played by Mabel Wright. who was cast
for the less important part OF Anna. The
withdrawal OF Miss EIliston was explain
ed to be due TO her action in presenting a
contract to the manager on Saturday
afternoon which provided that IL the trial
performances proved a success Miss El-
iiston should have the exclusive right 20
play Svanhild at a salary of $50 a week
and . per cent Of the net receipts. The
manager declared that he was unable 10
accept the terms. and Miss EIliston with
drew. Miss Elliston hints at other trou-
bies which persuaded her 10 withdraw,
but declined 10 enter into explanations.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

William Black, who plays the role of
Reddy Sampson, a cowboy, in His Hon
or the Mayor" falls naturally into the
part. Before going on the stage he was
cowpuneher in the Bad Lands. serving
his apprenticeship on a ranch adjoining
that where Theodore Roosevelt learned 10
throw a steer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Harry Montgomery. now appearing with
Richard Carle in "Mary's Lamb" is 3
brother Of David Montgomery. Of Red
MIl' fame. He has been with wagon
and tent shows. in vaudeville. and also
with several big bands. including -Sousa's,
in which latter organization he PLAYED
the drums. He has created three negro
parts-Eaton Ham. in George Washing
ton. Jr;." Low Down Smith. in Cape
Cod Folks" and Sylvester @ Nightingale.
in 'Marys Lamb. in which production
he IS q featured player.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

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man iaaleoes at fanne perc iitano til
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en- forifielig Wetbooe frennfor andre
aommisiionsforretninser, ioet be
ilofb9ngise aornbanolere pil ienoe
fine 8arer til Den ~poatanfte Snititii.
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belier.
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til at ifielue.

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st Seilgreb eller ct llnsopenoigt Sno'
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get EoInim. al bpilfet leg bapbe moo.
taget en- Ersue.
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SfiGlpeu ~iooocIiom Snionmia for.
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ingen SpimmcIbeo cuer S%ebeforuem.
melier.
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finn, belle bans Samilie briigte Den
ubeIuffenoe.
Set oil fim ppre oens Sfplb, Joni
foyer Den, bpi& Yoihim life imager
sobt, mar Den ierperes.
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buis Den life tiIbereSes ret, Soihim
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Yaffen. ga er Den rigtig; enbper
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3ltiturTptu.

Hp Ipis | Sbeplin. Sper ". arobu
har beapubt l~logipelien al ct llge.
bIao, "SeroIo" / SbepeIin.
Sia girnnburunt. 5rouf .. Sill
or al IrPiioentcn bIeueu gicml0'
nppnt til 8eneralfoniul / Barcelona,
Spanien.
SmSannct til Stutsbnnf. Glia.
Tens prioate 9unf / Wontepioco er
blepcn omorgauiieret til Glinicu
State 9ouf meo Ell SapitoI al $40.
600. Is. GIiaiou cr Grriioeut %
81. 8. Gliaion aoSicrcr.
llGclSi9t SpilcitcS. Carl Siaer,
ell ing Sarmer / Smegnen al Gas
Eel, bIco Den 2Neu rs. ooerfiprt o.
rieblifteIig orpbt al ct bltrtigQoocn'
&c 5ragttog / NGrbeoeu al uGpute
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Saslcps SGrcrc aicupGIgcS. %c0
Ct npIig afboIot Niebe al @naIcpS
StoIcrono bIcp Eroi. Sop q~ieupoIat
til &eiturcr for en- 8crmin al ire
&ur, % bans @en ~forheiC0cS mcO
500 Or. 9lor. 4fcS l~lubtoQcIic al
en- bIep ole DC ruorc SUrcrc Qiens
hnIqtp.
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mqno @oIiteao bar nomincrct Srant
2. Eatteriou ira 0orihou til auuoi.
hot for Suoet REQ Sietrig@ifrlcn /
&nuopoIis. Conn iprIte Supplcant
nomiuereoe5 &rrop Smith ira Rcu,
binc "a til unoei SuopIcaut Carl :.
Carlton fra iumme @p.
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6ouId inumentraubtc @rou0iurp bar
life iuuhct uoqet Gnfloqcpuntt moo
Tr-o. gias ira &ouIton Der ii0itc
SPIT Tieo % idarcbc 3. S~eracniou.
On D~e0norcubc Gige por StpIo /
Commcnitsoct, % Drills poaItoo, at
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
If you're a judge
of good hats you'll
pick the Gordon;
If you're not,
it's safest to choose
the
GORDON HAT
So
Spring shapes are ready-get
yours today.
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Stran0.
8lco paa Sicn. EbomoS SoriteN,
40 Gar gantmel og Woler al Erofes'
iion CLEO iibite 2sroag aiten poa en-
isbelogt Glntiorm / Sort 9ooge o8
faIot ueS / en- @eioe nf II SOB, boor'
neo ban log iig ibiGl,
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DC GlepntorS | g. 9of., Der eiebeS
al Serpiaiaer, oe Oct fontrolcrer M
so eIepotcrer ! 9. Gafota og Re'
broifd.
2anocts Glotc Gcbaftsr. u. g.
S. Silorctb / Charles Gitp, Der iiges
of prre ImerifaS ploite Hebofter,
ieireoe Den 29be Sebr. lin 92be SEQ
ieISoa9. Mr. Stloretb fom | 1856
fra @elena, ST., iii Charles Gin,
ioet ban meo ct Gor Srer fragteoe
set belle Srpfferiuoitpr meo iig, og
han grrmologbe ba 9Iobet "Sntelli'
aencer~. Gettc 9Iab ubfommer
frembeIes.i Charles Gin men Wr.
Silorctb irotrooote Heboftionen for
mere emo ct fi~erbeoeIs garbmbrebe
iibeu..
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IoitbonoIere / mibtre Soma neo ct
Msbe, iom forIeoeu oibolbteS ! Mtar'
jboltopu. "Sienben", iom Der reie'
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goobeuet, iom ifuloe beauties, bar al
opertere. Z ct lpnaere Sorebrog,
Tom 3. q. @eit, SefretGr for SrG'
IditbonbIernes Screening, bolot peb
nrpnte Wfsoe, GAP ban 6oreuingens
IeoIemmer ooemnGpnte Haob, ibet
han ierIis Ingbe Sggt paa, at Oct
cneIte 8oterniobcl bar at opertere |
gpiierne, % berpeo benptte De iom'
me Sauitrntiouer, oct iomme 2Gie.
itoi og DC iomme Eriier, eler ON
miIiet Inpcre Griier, iom Ioitoroer'
buiene benptte6e / fine Satalogcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
sfort snefaIS ! GroOfstou.

NJ
Groofston % Smegn er Der faIot en-
NtGnaoe Sne, ioet Der inceoe peobol.
oenoe fra 2sroag Gftermiooag til
lent Ssnoog aften. Iaa oisie to
Gage faIot Der 10 CONNER Sne,
bpilfet err mere emo Der iaIt er fom.
met | 2sbet al giuteren. 9enne Sne.
mGngoc bar paft mesen 9egeiitring
blanbt Dem, Der er interesiereoe |
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Tiger oil bIipe Sl9oefsre | Sfoaen,
90 ale ao%ntrafter for 5smmerfis-
ring fan iaaleoes blipe fpIote.
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% ct @eo9r. 9e langiinerebe @iG.
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gang til 9apion Taefing Cos go.
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SGroi al $40, boorpoa De bnpoe ia.
get Ell "bono car" % reiit til Mari-
eta, bpor en- Saloon blep unoerisgt.
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Retning al @orp, Q. 0af., men oa
Der par IpIne, Dor oct LET at ipore
Dem, og De blep itrar paaerebne. Oct
bite iig at bore ire @reore PED Hapn
grepif, Der Dor | RGrbeben al Maoi-
fon.
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Gelican Hapios, erflGreoe peo oenne
anlebning, at man | Winneiota life
bebsper at mere nogen Srpgt for ben
"@reenbua", Ser iioite CONNER Der.
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paa forifielige Steoer | Roropeiten.
groiesioren tiger, at bette Snieft life
fan fon noget iait Sob her, % Sin.
irene er for folbe, % On Den life fan
be9pnoe fin llbpifliug for ON gaa'
rem, iaa bar Den ba line Sienber /
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lea burtig oe boloer oen tilboge fra
fit gbelGggdiespprf. s Sflaboma
uopifler Den fig berimoS ON @inte.
rem og er flllot ferSis ON gaaren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
3Mfdttunn.

gilis SinSebgsiing. gn Srsani-
iation al 6armerc bar iluttet &ou-
trait meo Statens 89ngielsbeitp.
relie ON at opertage al ben 9inoe.
busting, Der tilpirfes / Slaperiet, for
en- Rris at $7.95 pr. 100 Suno fon-
tant, eaer $500 .betaIbar Den lite
Sftober. Srganiiationen bar for.
pligtet iig til at iGlge SpSIingen til
Statens Sarmere for iamme Eris,
fnn meo SiaPg al 5ragtomfoitnin.
ger. Otter forrige aars Bris er
bette en- 9eiparelfe al 2 Gents pr.
Eunb, og beresnet efter be 100000
Rilnb, iom S9neilet iaar antages at
lepere, bill 9eiparelien for Citizens
Sarmere belsbe fig til $4,000, me.
benS Der paa Statens bele Sorbrug
al 9inoebpsiing bill bIibe en- 9eipa.
relic al $240,000, ga BET 10 pentes,
al SruIten bill blipe nsbt til at gisre
Hebilag for at msoe biSie Briier.
2iSelier % Ssb. Grief geterion,
Ell Sitter, Der Dor beb 9etip Tiper,
blep ben 2Soe Sebruar funbet ire
Wtil fra Ylabbep | en- meaet forfros-
fen Silitano. San ~fortalte en- lang
Siitorie ONT 2ibelier o9 9so, ibet ban
iamnen meo tire andre SiIfere / Here
Gage bapbe brepet ON paa 2afe Gu.
perior / Ell gaab. 9en enc al De ire
M9no bar blepen fat ilano peb 9es
~gpnoelien at Srren, cg er ianoipns
lispis biereet, meoens De anore TO al
Sien blep fsrt no paa Sisen. He-
terionS aammerat frss tiliibIt libel,
meoens Heterion felo fit reooet fig
iIano paa Sien. Sans SGnber os
Sober er iaa %forfrosne, at De mlaa.
tie mao amputeres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

Sfslge IcSoclelie fra gatent.a 6.
pofaterne 8iqiamiou & @er6ont,
gfr. 925-933 Guaranty 2oan Bull.
bling, minneapolis, Rinn., er / Den
forIsbne uge fsIgeube 8otenter til.
belt Iiuneiota og Safota Spfin.
Sere:
A Anderson, Minneapolis, MINI, Win
dowlock. A Anderson, Naughton, N
d, Throttle -opener. X NColquhoun, Owa-
tonna, MINI, Spark arrester. L Grass,
Minneapolis, MINI. Vault lining X p
Hicks, Minneapolis, MINI, Running
gear. A A Howell, Powers Lake, n D.,
Churn. Kaplan, O~watonna, MINI,
Churn and Butterworker. K Lathrop,
Cathay, N d, Spring motor. E McClin-
took, (2) st. Paul, Relay and crossing
signal. H NJ Michon, Aneta, N D,
Buckle. c Moore, Becker, MINI, Grain
door. F A Raymond q F Dettman,
hudson, N ID, Skirt supporter. H San
dell, Minneapolis, MINI, Beer keg tap.
P Stenson, Minneapolis, MINI, Railway
switch. w Theodorf, st Vincent, Mimi,
Umbrella. E Van Antwerp, Dent, Mimi,
Advertising device. c E Wallgreen,
Adams, N ID, Wire reel. ] Williams, (2),
Hurley, S D, Sponge holder and Wheel
washer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
mnnfnnn.
Wineor6eiS,t o;~,uontoo,s q

@incarbeiSet gje~npptases. Zen
2oen os. gienoptose5 arbeioet ! BE-
forifieuiee 3obberminer peo Butte,
ioet a~maleamateo, Iortb Butte oa
Coalition aompaniernes Wtiner aab'
neoes. gmaIsamateb Riner, Der
llffeoes De fsrite Gage at December,
bill inben faa Gage. gipe geifiefti-
gelie for $500 grbeioere. Rortb
BUTTE 8ompani iattc til en- 9egpn-
belle $50 Mano | gr6eibe, og Heo
@etals SO. bill inoen llgens l1olsb
babe feiet 700 Wano til fine 2sn-
ninasliIter.