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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
mtHrpuH,r.
SnSHp6erne bill intct ta6e.

Snoifpberne bill intct tabe. Eeo'
tiles State @anf / Subion, Der en-
Sio life bar ppret iitanb til at msbe
fine SorpIistelier, begpnote forrise
llge at inolsie Snbifuosbepis, Der
enbnu life bar fo%rialone. 9anfens
gmbebsm9no forlifrer MI, at aae
SorpIigteIier bill blipe imsbefommei
iaa burtig iom De iorelasses Ban.
fen.
st belt Sorretninssfuartal br9nbt,
Gen life 8p Sreoeric, Der fln bar
700 Snbbpggere, leo Manoag ei
fnuienoe Cab peS Slbebranb, ioei
9pens p9ientIige Sorretningsfpar.
tal nebbr9nSte og @ienbom til en-
GGrbi af 100000 forpanblebes til
gife. glanot De branolibte Sorret.
ningsmGnb er Sebbere, Grocerpban.
Del; Carlton, Sernparebanoel, iami
Slion & Cons, %alminoelig Sanbels.
forretning. gpen Sreberic ligeer
neb Soo.9onen, omtrent 20 Wil
eitenfor minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
GnropGiT MDntenbeo
De aoroiife Sanoe?

S ben ipenife grportioreninss BE.
ltpreliesmsbe for nplig boIbt Sor.
eningens 9ireftsr. Sr. Sobn Sam.
mar, ct Soreoras ON Seniistsmas.
iigbebeu for Sperige neb at antoge
5rancipitemet. SpsrgsmaaIet bIep
orerienot Soreningens arbeibsfo-
mite.
Sr. Sammar onfsrte til Sorbel
for at tage Sranc'en iom Wpntenbeb
be fo~rifieQiee ganIfeligbeber, Tom
polbeS Sverige | ben internationale
Sanbel berbeo. at oct bar en- ffanoi.
naoiif life en- errop9iIf Wpntenbeb.
ut ben ifanSinapiife MpntenbeS er
bsiere emo ben frantic 90 tpife, bi.
brager til at gisre 9epeoiIfaarene on.
rere i Soerige. Sr. Sammer mente,
ct iGrIig Smam1beifterne piloe
brinaes ~betpoeligt neo peb Soergan'
gen til en- Iabere Wpnt. s i'm Srem.
itiQing ItstteSe $r. Sanmar Jig til
ben Determining, iom | 1870 ~forfatte.
oeS al oen ienere Gr9iioent for Scam.
neurological Sans Sorsiea, Der fraf.
tigt tog til Srbet for Sranc'en. Ran
begpnOte enbos bengang ! Sperige
at prGge 10.Sranc'er, De iaafalSte
Gardiner, men iaa fom Den tpif.
franife aris, os BEN ifanbinopiifc
Ipntlniou traabte I SteSet. Meo
Senipn til Senne bar Sr. Sammar
o~oerfor en- Snterpiefper uotalt, at
Sperises Soroele peo S~Gllesifabet
meS Goree % 9anmarf paa langt
nGr cppeier Sen Iisligbeo, Sperige
bar peb at maatte unboare S9les-
ifab meo oe Itore 2auoe. 90 bes.
rSen, ~tilieicbe ban, er Der 10 / iaa
Silf9Ioe intet, iom binbrer Dem ira
at fsIse bort grempel.
"aftenpoIten" / ariitiania bar
ioreIast Spsrssmaolet for Den nor.
tie Sinansminiiter, Statsminiiter
@unnar anuoien o. ipuret, ON man
/ oiiicieae Srebie / Iorge operpeieoe
Iiguenbe YIaner.
"Rei," IpareSe Statsminiiteren,
"ies fienSer life til. at Ser er nogel
iaaSan YIan oppe Der. Set er for
siben ct sauife osot SpsrssmaaI
Der biemme."
set bsrer aItiaa life til be ga.
ger, Tom Observation-Disclosures bar
i'm Spmerfiombeo betpenSt paa, %
iom Ser fan bore Soranleoning til
az iorbereSe til 2ssnins, bpis 2eilig.
beoen ifulSe meloe itg2"
"Iei. oct err oct life for Siben |
alt SaIo. Spsrssmaalet bar 10 en-.
gang meset aftueIt. oensans oa ben
! fanSinapiife Tpntfonpentiou bIeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Jprie 2rbeioet.
SclbrcS 9jcnuprcttes ueb DC rettc Nr'
ringsmibler.

&c oIminoeli9e ilnoe IGnb %
apinoer err iGbpanliapiS iprige for at
funne uofsre noeet npttigt / Sipet.
Meu loo Spspepiia eler ilet Sor.
beielie foa Sag | en-, % ale @isre.
maal bill bIipe ell gproe.
"5or ct star iioen, efter at bope
fommet mig eiter en- operation"
ifripcr Ell Dame fra Wihiean, "be.
guu6te min Iape % mine Nerper at
PLACE mig.
"@tiu Ippetit bar iaa forifielig,
men raar Den blep tilfrebsitiaet,
iulgte iIet S~orosielie. I'll andre 81.
ser bopoe ieg IIct iusen Gppetit.
Spoo ieg ipiite bar life nGreroe, %
ica blep itabis ipagere.
Seq table Snteresie / oft % on
ifeSe at bore oIeue. Seq bapbe al
tio bapt eobe gterper, men III flinoe
Den miuoite Sins ioritprre mig oa
paoisrc mig en- beftia Sopebpine. III
gaa oper SGreliet foItebe Iuitr9n.
9eIie, % at ioretage SegemSspeIier
par life at tale ON.
"Seg bapoe feet @rope.Huts oper'
teret, men troebe Den Sib life noeei
berpoa. SiIiioit, Ga oct ipntes ION
ON iee moatte iuIte libel, bespnote
iea at ipiie 8rape'gtiits.
Seq bapbe life pGret iitanb til al
arbeioe paa ct Iar, men eiter | Il
Maoneoer at bape ipiit 8rape.Irts
par ies iuris eiter at beitile uoset
Min @tape pIageoe mig life, mine
Nerpcr bar iaa itrrfe iom nogeniinoe
% Snteresie | Sipet % Exhibition el
fommet tiIbase meb SeIbreoen."
Ser err en- 8rirnb."
9aouet opeioes peo Goihim 60.
Battle Gref, Mih. 99s "Sbe @oai
to @eapile" | bper Haffe.
Wcseniinbe lGit u~pcnitaaenSe Srep
Ut mt pil forefomme fra Sio til an
ben. &c CT Gste, ianSe % inloe a
Snteresie for HennrifebeStu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

glt er Der altiaa ct f~orbolospis
fort Intal Minionerer | Sc Soreneoe
Stater, ioet Der faloer 1 paa 10000
Snobpgeere.
Sor life iaa mango @ar iiben bar
Der fun ct rinee antaI @iQionerer
! Gmerifn, og man fan beraf lutte,
at De leite af De amerifanife Genee.
fpriter ielp bar maattet arbeibe iig
op. Sfslge 9eregntneen er SO gro.
cent at Dem "ielfmabe men,, mems
Inn IL grocent beb arp er fommet
t geiiooelie at itore Sormuer.
Sen sienneminitlige Sornu1e for
De amerifanife MiQion9rer ipttes til
fire WiIlioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Waar ,natt inGpcr
9jennett Nuttntct.

Suftfareren Sneenisr @eisner bar
til "aftenpoiten" ~fortalt ON Snbtrpf
fra lin 2uftreiie uleo "Selpetia":
glt glemmes og treoer tiliioe for
Den S%panbins, ben 9etasetbeo, iom
ems Stiaing, Sslelien af &ummets
llenoeligbeb, @niombeoen % 2uftba.
pets, Sfpernes perIenoe Sormatio.
iler ferer meo fla, fort9aer ban.
Mtan beni9ttes ! en- ganife eienopm.
melig SinbstiIitaub, boori man iaa
at iige fornenfmer paa Ell anoen
Maaoe emo paa ben faite Serb.
Gnoog iaa naturlige 9ebop iom
Sult og Sspu ipnes of tabe fig. Set
par - ubtaIte Ben enc al 9eltagerne
= TIM meset ltbet, hi ipiite rnbec
DC 3 Segn blot Iiot @aaieleper-
poitei og noget Sermetif.
Sgiaa Sspn blep Der tibet al og
fcltes Der liben Srang til. 9e inc.
retteoe iig foreprigt iaaban, at en- 40
8angen frnbe itr9ffe fig neb Iangs
Den enc SIDE al @onbolens Snbre
paa en- Wabras, De bapbe meo, -
Der bar iaapiot glabs BERTH. San
Gpneoe Jig ba inc | fin Hitter.
Oct lpffe6es baa set 9is for Dem
tegse of faa noeen Sepn, me life
~ipnoerlig. Smens maatte ba Sen on.
Den, ben Saasenoe, flemme fig op /;
ct Sisrue | Den TRANCE @onbol.
Nogen s@ngltelie eaer Srpet bao.
DC De life islt, = life ct eneite gte.
blif. Iieo 9eaeiitring taller Se ON
= fin n9ite 2uftreiie. Sbi benne
tliper life bereS iioite. 9e biz op %
uA igieu!
Iabenbart er oct meb 2uiten Ionl
nteb HoropoIen, = oen fanger og
magtitiGler ems Sii, naar man isrit
en- Sang er fommet inc | @pertpret.
Sioen ~tilbrogtes for oct meite meb
Of iiooe o9 itirre uooper 8onoolens
aant. Raar Solen ifinnebe, bar bei
ligefrem suooommeIise elmer. Ge
funbe unberti0eu bore, boorbm Sa'
BET UNDER Dem BRUTE, piifet al Sin
beu. en- Gang maa De BABE p9rei
NOR Sano, - rimeliepis oppe peh
2ofoten, tbi De bsrte tpbeIia
S~rGnoiugen$ ocloipmme Slas MOI
aIipperne. Mcn Saaseteppet itGngtc
Spnet uebob. % ganopen brep at'
ter ipboper.
Sfperne unSer benz bren afitcf
meb flor Sort. Man funbe ie Der
tnobproes Sorifppnins. Ien Bal
louen ieIu orcO 10 | famine Hetnine
meo pmtreut Sen famine Sart. Bal
Ion og SIN illIstes 40 = ct frappe'
renbe Sfueipil, Der ipnteS at gisri
oct oripenbc til noeet i%tiaeitaaenoe.
en- fortrpGenbe Cur, - ilntteSt
Snaenisren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Gpao Der fan iamles paa.

@osle iamIer paa Srimerfer, 3d.
ger, antift Sslp, SesI, SLATER m
m, men iom ofteit cling, Der beitober
enten Sfisnbeo eaer en- bis SRroi.
&~isbenbapns 8oIiti bar osiaa Iasi
fig en- Samling til: ggenapne. 9e1
pil maaife operraife nogle, iom iffe
bar anet, at Der | oenne Retning er
noget of eisre. Samlineen forsses
flittiet, oe 8oIitibireftsren mebbele,
| fin @arsberetning, at man mi er
naaet til 1,011 - Seenapne.
Oct maatte bore noget for 8rof
4arl 2arien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Nor8es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sprtiocn.

Brofesior Se1anb meboelte forIe.
ben | biitoriif Screening / 8riItiania
enoel ON fine llnoerisgeIier oper
Rorges SefolfninssforboIo / Sort.
ZEN. Ser er mi | belle Rorge giort
1913 Slbhrn6. Saa @~rlnoIag al
bisies SorbeIing paa Sanbets Sors
ifieuige 9titrifter, en- ~ltbreoning,
iom er foretaget af grofesior &pgb,
fan man meo temmelig flor Siffer-
teo ftnoe no, at Sorbolbet meIem
9efolfningens Setbeb | forbiItoriit
Eib | Sooeoia9en lignet oct rllpr.
renoe. Serre er BET at finoe be Sal,
fem an9iper 9efolfningens abioIitte
Stsrrelie til De forffieIlige Sioer.
Grofesioren baobe bog beb Si9lp Of
Mietbober, iom bans Soreorag gap
ct Snbblif |, fltnbet no, at 9orge /
Slittntngen al StenaIOeren ianbipns
Iieois baooe omfring $500 @enne.
fer, miot | 9ronceaIberen 400,
miot | ben el6re SernoIber 24,2OO
og / BEN pngre SernaIber 100000
e1er beromfrirlg. ga ban iaa fig
enbog iitanb til of eibe enbeG ganifc
interesiante 2anobrrgsitatiItif fra
Sen pngre Sernalber og / Sorbinbelie
oermeo ct libet Ginf angaaenbe bore
Sorfeores S%piieIebbel, iom inbcs
hoIot meeet mere &iso og min6re
Gcrn emo Dor.
~ 49, - ct -,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
On fomselis 9ueIbiHorie.

ct romerif Slab briueer noele
Iflsrinser ON, bporlebes Den mipe.
reuoe aouge al Stalien bIeo forbin.
bret | at bueIere. Sagen logger ct
baIpt SucS gor tilboge og oreier iig
ON 6orbiitorien til ben Sergang me.
get omtalte Iuel melem @renen al
Surin % Trins 9enri al Orleans,
ION bapoe ptret iig iterft neoiGttenoe
ON De itaIieuife S%fficerers S9rSi
Srieen moo @enelif al Gbesiinien.
Den lloiororins, iom ienbtes Erin'
len az Orleans par nemlis life al.
ienot al Den Grins, iom snifeoe al
bGpoe Den itaIienite Sars sgre, &c.
legrammet bar unoertesnet gietor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Qpnenhe 1fnabpm.

HopenSe ttnsbom. Sobn guibo.
mans 10.oarige Ssn | @eit Brain.
GRO bIep forIeoen Dag ifuot og Die
bIiffeIig br9bt Of RaIpb Wurrap,
II slar eammel og Ssn til en- Rabo.
6uttcrnc bopbe tr9ttet ON en- eller
anben llbetpoeligbeb, bporpaa @aIpb
Tor ipruneen biem efter fin 6aoers
Bep9r, bpormco ban ifiso fin Same.
rot paa fort Solo. Otter at bore ia.
get ! Sorparing al Sberiffen bite
ben iinse @orber inaen Sore oper
fin @ieruing, men ipntes at bore II.
seiaa forbGroet iom nogen graabaa.
ret Tugtbusfanbioot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Horn Dakntu.
Me@iaes nnr sfpIcbnanina.

UttSIuts nut SIpIruDyHIHB. ItIl
prTgtige SfoIebpeniue, iom 9pen
McSiae fiofte CONNER bar Iaoet
opfsre til ct aoitenoe af $4,000,
tlep forrige uge inoptet peb en- Set,
hpori gpens iomtliee @orgere Del.
tcg, og bpor Der boIotes Caller .af
Observation-Disclosures Stocfpen og
Goumtpiuperintenbent S~fripietb. 1a.
mer fra 9p og Somnibip ierpereoe
5orfriffninger. gpeningen er op.
fort af Muriten, TO gtager bsi meo
ct ubmprfet 1aiement. Den er no.
itpret meo 9ampopnarmning, 8enti.
lationsipitem % 9arbp9rf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
Bore Wfntpn9rer.

s be Sorenebe Stater err Der 70,
Chen affrrat 1898 @iaionerer
p%aaitaar ct Stem gorf 9lab.
SiIiammen eier bisie 16 Wtlinr'
Ser Collars, en- Gum, Der ub9isr ON,
trent en- Semtebel al BEN amerifanift
Rationalformte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

grppnpSer. s GIf 9oint bIep
forIeoen Mifs MatbiIoa Sobnion og
Siram gopel p~etepiebe at Yait. g.
8. Welior. Sammeiteos bleu
Riis 8ina @. MeIion og albert 8.
Groupe, bcgae fra Siour 8alep
Sotpnibip, bet at Hait. q. S. Hei.
rertion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
"a iuurIpfu.

Sine SerniunS, On Miouo be6
Nnou Gpiebt 9aImer bar paa fin
Sarm BED Bear Niper, 40 WtiI nor.
benfor Sibbing giort meeet IopenSe
Sernfuno. Sapifaliiter / Sibbnng
Inr ip9rfiot nGrmere unoerieseIier
tan Steoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13
nir.s hel.resa tu a naa..

Ta,o Ointment aarantsres at fnrere bpert Vii,
f6Ibe af iIscnbe, bfirbe biSoeuoe cher fremitaaenbe
Piies | 6 I'll IL 9dat e1er fitb1aebefdfe Benaeae. soc
IiIbereet al PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis, Mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-13

ut SeIbrese en- SsrfisIsIfe paa en- Fac.
9ag earatipe Bronze Euinine Tablets. @ne apo.
thttere iilbaeebefaItr Reuaeue, bpis be teller at bels
breoe. q. %. Brpue's Gduuetrrf or pdd hper 9gfe. 25e.
2iIbereot al PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
CORBETT LIKES MOB
Great PuaiIist Actor and Dog Fancier
Finds World 5eater Boston Bull
Terrier in MoherIy Kennels.

I'm company with w. r. Jenny and
F. M. Hanft, / visited the Moberly
Kennels and / was greatly surprised
to find a fine Boston bull terrier dog
in Fargo, and more so to learn of the
Moberly Kennels" remarked James j.
Corbett at the Waldorf Friday after
noon, he being in the city to keep his
engagement at the operahouse last
night. 1T have raised hundred Of
these little beauties known as the Bos-
ton bull terrier, and when saw mo
berry, at the kennels this afternoon
was crazy. He is as fine dog as
/ ever saw and cannot find one point
off. / think those boys should send
him to New York and all the shows
he's the prize" Mr.. Corbett admits
he Is crazy about dogs and has made
study of them, being particularly
drawn to the Boston bull terrier. He
brought out a picture of his family
and his favorite dogs, the Boston bull
terrier, Great Dane and English bull
terrier, Toy. He told many stories
about dogs in this country and in Eng
| land and says he will have a soft spot
| in his heart for Fargo for having such
fine Boston bulls as Moberly, Trixie
Fraganza, Irvine Hall, Jenny's Cloudy
Queen Make and Ford's Punches, ali
registered and in Jenny's e. Hanft'e
| kennels.
Mr.. Corbett asked the boys to name
| price on "Moberly," and when he
| learned he could not buy him, left a
standing order for one OF his puppies
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
START SECOND GROWTH
Past Wsek of Excellent Weather
Causes Trees to Put Out
Second Buds.

The unprecedented late period of
warm weather caused the trees to
put out their second crop of buds and
some Of the fruit trees are in bios
som for the second time this year.
Dan s. Stewart said last evening that
he has a crab apple tree in his lot
which has several large punches of
blossoms on it and the elm trees all
over the city are putting out the Sec
ond crop of buds. However the cold
weather which started yesterday will
put an effectual check in this second
growth and it is hoped that there will
not be hard freeze until the sap is
well down or the trees will be winter
killed.
One Of the chief reasons for the Sec
ond budding of the trees was the
heavy hail storm on Aug. 20, when the
greater part of the leaves were knock
ed off, bringing about nearly the same
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
RATES FOR STUDENTS
They Can Secure Y. M. c. A. Lyeeum
Course Tickets for
S1.5o.

The directors committee of the Y.
M C. A. lecture course has again de-
cided to give the students of the city
special rate of $3.50 for season tick
cts. The usual rate is $3.50 for the
course but the committee decided that
as the students can derive great ben
eft from the series of lectures and
musical numbers they would make a
special inducement to have them at
tend.
Ed Anderson, the chairman of the
committee, said this morning that the
committee was in hopes that the par
ents and students would make a spe-
cial effort to take advantage Of this
rate to the young school people OF
the city as 1t is a valuable assets In
the education as we'll as giving them
a clean class of entertainments.
The course this year will be held
in the First Presbyterian church, the
auditorium of which gives a larger
seating capacity than the hall used
last year as we'll as affording better
lighting facilities for this class OF en-
tertainments.
The bill for this season will open
on Oct Is and is as follows:
oct. 5.-Minneapolis SYMPHONY
quartette.
Oct 2O.-Bishop Quayle on Jean
| Vatican.
Nov. 26.-Chicago GIee club.
Jan. 5.-Ross Crane.
March 15.-S. w. Gillian.
April 1.-Governor John A. johnson
April 30.-Governor Folk Of Miss
ouri.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26

necessarily invasive, is yet human
necessity, Is nowhere more apparent
than at the gatherings OF anarchists.
The sovereignty and leadership which
Miss Goldman so cordially detests, in
others, is exercised by herself over
her band of fanatical and dilettante
followers Denouncing the law, Miss
Goldman speaks to her disciples with
all the authority of a w-giyer, and
they obey with the ssrvility OF sub
jects of the most despotic sovereign
To the philosopher who studies social
questions without passion or prejudice
the anarchist appears to have less lib
erty of initiative than the poor
dlfpes of governmentalism," and an
archism itself but new name for a
despotism in petticoats.
Ban on Silk Hats.
A trip up the white way in the
evening, when the theatre crowds are
| gathering, leads to the observation
that New York men are growing less
conventional in their observance OF
the dictates of fashion Perhaps the
| most noteworthy evidence of this
change Is the absence of conventional
evening dress and silk hats. The
Tuxedo, with the accompanying der
! by headgear, is much in evidence, and
has apparently displaced the more
formal style of masculine evening
dress. Even at the best theatres only
small proportion of the men wear
the high hat that a few years ago was
almost universal. The silk tile is evi-
IDENTIFY headed toward the museum of
ancient fossils, unless the tide should
be turned in its favor.
| Dealers report that their sales of
| silk hats have been much smaller
than in former years, having been
constantly decreasing for the last
three years. There is still a limited
demand, however. as New Workers
have not yet reached the point of
wearing derby with full evening
dress, as in London. The frock coat
and the derby are often seen together
along Broadway and Fifth avenue,
but the high silk hat is likely to re-
main the proper headgear for formal
Eevening wear for many years to come,
eva WORT Wed.
"No wedding Bells For Me-" is the
very latest song in the repertoire Of
the inimitable vaudevillian and
Salomer, Miss Eva Tanguay Some
time ago 1t was announced that Miss
Tanguay was to wed Julian Eltinge
the female impersonator, and for a
time Broadway was plunged into
deepest despair. lest its fair head
liner should find matrimonial duties
so insistent as to cause her retire
Iment from the stage. After con-
siderable period OF this heart-rending
suspense. Miss Tanguay has definitely
and finally, once and for all. ANNOUNCE
4 ed that married life is not for her
The engagement has been broken
and the members of the prospective
team are still dancing In single bless
edness.
4 ut would interfere with my work. =
declares Miss Tanguay, "and 80 have
\ decided to forget this marriage BUSH
ness Mr. Eltinge Is saying nothing
but busily saving wood III his own
particular line, and II his heart A
broken, 1t Is not visible to the nude
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
ORIENTAL RUGS
As Seen by an Artist, Mr.. Arsine K.
Nakashian, q Native
Armenian.

People in the northwest are buying
better and more Oriental rugs now
that ever before. They are getting
to realize the true usefulness of the
Oriental rugs, and also their artistic
value. They are making study of
rugs and educating themselves to
truly understand and appreciate the
exquisite charms of an Orietnal rug"
said Mr.. Nakashian to a reporter to-
day in an interview.
Most people in America are great
" misinformed on Oriental rugs, for
instance, as to the antiquity of rug.
A rug does not necessarily have to
be several centuries old and worn out
with holes in it, in order to be termed
with the word antique" 1t is true
that the word antique" literally APP
plies to the age Of a rug, but If a
rug, even though just taken off the
loom, has the fine texture, beautiful
soft coIors of pure vegetable dyes,
with designs in which the weaver has
adhered to his ancestral traditional
patterns, this rug may be called "an-
tique."
There are four essential things to
consider when purchasing rug First,
you must inspect the colors and know
that they are of pure vegetable dyes;
second, its texture; third, quality of
wool used. and fourth, it's pattern, and
the blending of colors. II the pur-
chaser can be safely guided In these
points. the rug will prove to be ever
good and of value.
"An Orietal rug is classed in Amer
| lean homes along with their valuable
paintings by famous painters. and
some people are more charmed by an
antique Orietal rug than by paint
ing, for the reason that painting ia
definately known, It's feature object
and also It's painter, and one truly ad-
mires them. But an Orietal rug has
! its ever mysterious seeking about II
as well as it's exquisite color work;
the seeking TO know the certain pc
culiar design thrown here and there
/ the sometimes sudden change OF color
or design: the seeking to know By
whom II was made, or whom the rug
was intended for by its weaver. we
| sometimes will find symbols OIL
mourning in rug. indicating tina,
4 death occurred In the family of the
weaver during his progress of weav-
ing. You will find symbols OF happi,
ness, OF new arrivals In the family, Of
hates, OF marriage: In fact, the weav-
err sometimes win carry out In his rus
with mysterious designs and coiors
the daily happenings during the time
In which he weaves the rug. Some
4 times a rug is not completed by III
original weaver, and 10 finished by !
i second or q third person IN family
by cause OF death. For ell these rea-
sons the Orietai rug viii ever be prix-
cd by itself In the works of art"
The collection consists OF a greas
rrany beautiful pieces. everyone pos
i its characteristics. AMONG
severed beautiful large ear
Persian weave, with exquf-
brings, The stock 10 vel
seeing. Mr.. NskashiAn with
lection WIN remain at Lngsr'a
Are Co. oil next week.