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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

1t tiqge for Set ouernp0pcnoigIte til
%ipet9 NpbolO ior maaIfe ot mootoat
FaorOe, ippOife Orb / Ste0et for
oct, De buo ON - 8ro0.
Oct ct life olene, Be mango, ser
-l'trmmcr | &ompen. Men set pprItp
er, at oct forcr iii Generalization /
5%nmfunoSlipet. Ser ipreoer ia Ell
lcdOon @~it0losbeo noe 6lon6t Sol
fel, at pc, iom tror, bar 8r1q for
Gl oereS Stprfe for fife at ribes meo
no I ben Mtalitrem al @uosopIrt-
iigbeO % Spiol ON @ltos aerliobeo.
for0i Iaa mango fiber iloe / SEN ooq-
lige SiIpGreli esfomp.
Der foreligger Sulin0pis al merfe
Gfsempler poa Administrations
Tplger I bort eget 0e 6oreneoe Gto-
ter. 8ao line Steoer ct Sc u~r6eioslp-
lc oreDne u0 | Ell iaa bunoles 9Sor=
tDiDlelie, at Sc tilbDoer at oqere Slo-
TER for bare oen noObenoig1te Soc
ring til 2ipets Spbol0. Saoleoes
meloeS bl. 4. fra Baltimore, M6.,
al en- arbeioSlos los inornffe ct
NpertiIen1ent / 0e lofale 8la6e, til
tpoenoe at lelge Jig iom bbi0 Sla-
be. San mo0tog aOifillige Silletter
CO iolgte Jig omiioer til en- - y0e-
pnrtment Store~.
6orrige 6reoog i en- preS6pterianif
Strife / 8rooflpn los 35 ur~6ei0sleie
@fGn0 Jig uO6pOe til Solq iom boi-
SC Slaoer. Sorinoen oenne fannie
lige 6orcitiIling begDnote, bol0t Sir
fens Grrit, Sobn 9. Song, en- fife
Sntroouftionstale, bbori ban iog6e:
at 9e 6oreneos Staters &onItitu=
tion forboO ii riptIItg Sloperi,
men fife ribilIig. Soa fog
6oreItillingen lin gegpnoelie. Slo-
Derne in ipe" bar al burrane SEN
inn maifere0e, men reprplentereoe
Jig ellers iom belu0bifleoe, mt1fel-
itGrfe Weno. Gen iolgtes Tom Sui It
for en- gogerforretning, en- on6en OBJ
liaaeoe en- lignen6e 8eglnIttgelie
moo en- @obtgsrelie al $50 mol. Men
tro6s Set, at mango lp1tbabenoe bap-
Be inoftn0et Jig, blep Der 6og fun
iolgt for6olosbis foo at Sc ltoItilIe-
&c Wenneifer - illttter set beoite
telegram.
Sa, Ser bebebes ingen &ommen-
torer. Men efterIo set er @irfelig-
beosbilleoer fra set for Si6en eff
lterenbe 2ip / 9e Sorenebe Stoter,
tan Ser mooife bore @r1rno til at
ubiteoe &aao moo forelgbig Sm-
migration. st er / bbert Salo iif-
fert, at FIN Sc, fom fan baanotere
Soffe og Sfopl og faIe fig biemme /
Oct amerifunife Sarmerltp, fan benz
te Jig Inleonine til at fortiene bag
Iigt 1tbfomme, ioalenge Sc fritiife
Silitanbe inoen for Sonbel og Sn-
6nltri enonu Itoor poa ct ioo ~fortpib-
let Stadium, at a~rbeiosG6ie Snoipi-
ser mac ielge Zig iom 5loper for
Set bogli9e greo. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23
Oct oaslige grpo.

9Dorlenge Sen Irbeioslesbeo ifol
rare peo, Der iom ct bergen0e Snoe
fer SiOen biemipger BEN ganIfe Ser
zen og anler iaa megen Guilt og NGo
og 8itterbeo, er panIfeligt at itge.
Ofsn BET er fife banIfeligt at ipua,
at bois Ser fife mart inotreoer en-
Sorbeoring, iaa bill Sc ipenote Sil-
itnnoe fulmi1ere og en0e meo Sor-
f9roelie. SeleGrammer fra ian1tlige
&eroensbper gtper iummariif Stop
port ON iaa baarOe Hrepelie r for
@lrbeiosflasie Suitnoer. at oe
GuorreiienOe Sfiloringer Der gibes,
obergaor, bbao nan 9ibinotil far
Gprt al @lenoigbeo fra Be arbeiosl6ie
Seire.
Naar / 2onoon T. CTS. Suiinoer
at arbeiosl6ie Dag og Scat oemon=
l~1rerer &etten til BET boglige 8rgo,
Don6renoe omfring / @aoerne meo
8onnere meo Sn0ifription: &rbei0e
eQer GeDollttion -
9taar / &pbenbapn T. @fs. noget
lignenoe gaor for fig, og Set offent-
lige bar oprettet frie Spiiebuie, og
&irfer % 1t9rre 2ofaler Itnar unbne
Sag og Not for at gipe SusIp for
De mango, Ser elIers er benpiIt til
De inebGfte og frosne @aoer % Strp-
Ger -
Naar set pao1taes, at / 2onoon ct
ca. en- baGp WtiGion uoen IrbeiOe
cg nogen Tom Delft reel l1biigt til
8b0e og Sl1sGp, meoens 9onmorf
nt6oer op me6 ca. $4,000, og man er
iti4et @niigt til Iniigt meo bore eg-
ne for 9iebliffet fritiife SilIton6e
for SEN oIminbeIige Mrbeiber, moa
man erfenOe, at bet er alborltge
Sioer.
Oct er / @irfeIigbe6en ct tri1t 8il=
le0e al ct cipiliieret Somfuno: en-
uoiuItet Miqionifare at orbeiosGsie.
9tanr man tGnfer poo De im1ffe
Sr0 De forffeGige 2anoes reformereoe
@r11nblobe i~noebolber, og bpori ser
lforpt marferet prebifes filbsrIigt
Senipn til Wenmfets ~naturlige
Hcttigbeber, foa forItnor man eobt
NrbeiosfIosiens @frig, mar set III
ser: @ip os @rbeioe - @reo, / Ste-
set for Orb. Eli ion6eIie, bet mnn
tere baorbt for be mango Stofler,
ser pengelss og foriuItne uben egen
;SfpGb er benoiit til imob Sob og Het
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

&p1toer % Sprl1, Zig @ln0e Og
&atte; % lpffelig er ban, Ser faor
ii 2eie nGrmeit 6pret.~
Oct par en- ltreng men upurOer-
li9 Sfole for George, men ban fill
te Jig iaa bel peO lit Ar6clOe, at ga
ban par f9rOig meO oct, fanOt 2oro
6airfnr anOet Ar6eioe for BAN, og
ban bebolOt bam / lin Sieneite, in0-
I'll bans Si0 JON &anOmaaler bar til
Gnoe. 9h1 fit ban ogioa 2eiligbeO
til at ppe Jig / manOlig Sport, Der
par bam Iuu fer. Sans Nligter til
loo bunl III at blipe pod eet Steo
flere Moal1eOer 40 @al1gel1. S Sire
rericf /. @fs. par ban Soltg9nger
6oS en- gufe peo gtapn Stinion, iom
DapOe lDp Spnner, Der Dper for Jig
rur en- ianO 9erfules, ON man fan
tro Sraoitioner. s g~tGrDe0en bar
Ell onoen 6amilie meO mltlltre Gut
ter; Oens Napn bar Gronfor0. Sper
9lften, naur 9agens @erning bar
en0t, meOtes Stinionerne, Gromfor=
Cerne % George paa en- aa6en ElaOs
foran S%tinIonS Sus og beif9ftigeOe
Jig meO Stprfsprppe og on0re &un-
tier. De an0re par meget t1tngere
cnO @aibington, loa / 8rponing
funoe ban fife ltaa fig. Sugb Stin-
Jon pleieOe JON gammel Mtano at
lige: DOfte bar ieg lo9t @nglanos
Sperpinoer pao lin &pg"; men ban
1ilf6jeOe altiO burtigt, DOG, til at
Lobe % ipringe pnr ieg og Be unore
fife bans 2igentano."
Oct CT ifp!1t at merfe Jig, at 25
g(or efter 0pItene oeo Sreoericf, 90
@oibington falOtes til at leoe Sat-
lonOets Scr imob Song Georges
Sfarer, gift bans Sanfer tilbage til
&ennerne fra De lpffelige l1ngooms-
uar, og oa ban fenote oeres &ero,
tilboO ban Dem ltrafs S~illi6spoIter.
6lere AT Dem mootog bans Silbuo,
% @illinm Gromforo opl1ooeoe en-
Sberlts Slang og piloe formooentlig
tlepet pibere forfremmet, bar ban
fife faloet / @9noerne pau fienotlig=
i;nOeOe Sn%Oianerne, iom brGnote
Fam pna Snalet.
Sonleoes - meoenoe o. oberbin-
renOe GiloniIetS San ifeligbeoer -
bepiIte George @oibington lit Moo
cg Iamlebe &lnOifa6er, Der bite Jig
ct pGre bam p0erit npttige lenere
2ibet JON WilitGrfommalloer. SEQ
@eretningen om 8eiper me6 Snoia-
rerne paa 8renierne lag6e ban
Somposiet til SIDE for Sperbet og
hegpnOte poo BEN &orriere, iom for
beitonoig ifulbe inoifripe bans Wiinz
Sc / bans Meoborgeres Sierter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

20 &pin0er, Der foIot omfrlo,
ibet De iteg al en- Sporboqn / 0erp-
yorf, og iom isgte Sfuoeseritatning.
Ear tabt 6eres Sag for &etten, for
bi BET bepiites, at be brugte bsibe-
Iebe Sfo, oa Senbelien inotrof.
Mar fan trpgt regne bem meo
bIanbt ben Slot iom fsler fig optr-
bepiit ON, of &etferoigbeo fife er
opnaaeIig / bette formerfeoe 2anb,
mener Obi. Sec. Ser"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

De Menneifer, Ser iag0e, ga Dor
9rigsflaoOe itarteOe pua lin SorO-
cmieiling, at BEN enten DiIOe blibe
p0elugt at Sapanerne eler rompone-
ret / en- Storm eaer forbiloe fig /
ufenbte Sarbunbe, fan M aGigebel
trpite Jig me6, at SEN / set minoite
bor brenot en- Mosie Sill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Naar 0pierne benpenber fig til Tolf, Der
apertereri glabet. enten Tor at febe hos benz
eGer for at Fou S~plpsnina ON bet uperterebe,
seoes Te altib omtale. at Te 1ad NpertisIes
mentet / bette Slab. Oct nil p9re til 9ens
Hbis Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Naar nepnte Sfomogsr flyer, at
finn 40 ben Sci fommer Ben rette
6crItaoelle meQem Brelterne Ga Sc
reg S%ilberere", ioa bill hi qibe set
Dor fuloe SilIIutning. 9a0 M}e0erne
faloeS religieie 9iIfusiionsme0er
euer noget anOet. @bao Set qploer
onL oct er, at Ser bliper Sanfero-
oefsling meuem 8relterne oa Sill.
Gererne. 9e Sanfer, Der rbrer Tia
bos 0isle, maa frem til en- SloQs
0rgftelie, ogiua for, at GreIten fan
l9re at fenoe tine Sil66rere. Oct er
life go6t, naor @reI terne ifol bore
~lnttsr WunO % Sil6ererl1e
lutter Gre. Gen, ser birfe=
Liz b6rero g tGllfer, trG1ger ofte
til at ptre fig, at ipGrge o.i.n. Men
Mooer at Sen 9frt moo 10 Geoes rig
tigt, naturligbis.
On Sroene ySm Ser er en- @lt0
eGer fife, Iooer Jig olorig 6ebiIe" er
rcfereret rigtigt. Iuu Sc tilbgrer 8u1t.
Saoolin, fan hi fife ofgSre, men It's
tr6ffet piloe ri / 6bert 6nlo fife
BRUCE. SeI fan @uos Silbprelie
fife bepiies, iom man GebiIer iaa
mango on0re Sing. Men bpor6on
fGn ri bepiie +. Gfs., at 2incoln eQer
@aibington eler 0rtber far ppret
ti[9 Si bar fife let Dem. Sor at an
tage beres SiGbprelie mo- hi tro
anbre MenneIfers Orb ON oen, fro
here's egre Sro, itole pao Sc Spor,
Sc bar efterlaOt Zig / SiItorien. Men
boloer mon Ilige biItoriife 8epiier
for ponlioelige, iaa bar hi liqe foa
~poaIibelige gebiier for Sent &ri7ti
SiIDGrelie. Sg iaa bar ri otter bans
Orb ON tin Sober. @ei Ioo Ipn-
&c, iom Set biitoriife 8ebis, Spor i
Siitorien og en- &erions Gionesbpr5
en- Jig ielp boloes for panlioelige
u,bre lSenieenoer, ga er bi Gongt
fro feroige til at inor6mme, at Ser
life gipes gepiier for Cubs Silperel=
ie. Oct er fin Sc boonbgribeIige Sc
biier Der mongIer. Men Sc mongler
ongaaenbe iaa meget on6et, bpis
@irfeligbeb man ilet fife tpipIer ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

81 6enleoer bore 2pieres Opmerf-
iombeO paa Artiflen r8an Sagt eff
ter @lontep" 1. SIDE. Set er Dor be-
tenOte 2an0smono Grof. q. &. &an-
lens SpOageliesrejie / 2~an0brltgets
Gienelte, Nrtiflen ombono!er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Z Silfplbe at 1lreoelmGsiiaheber peb
Wobtuqelien bebes man fluoe til bet ffebliQe
HofppIen. Sftlbe bet life biplpe, bebes
maj benpenbe fig til oGaniferen"s
Sontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Der por en- Gang ee n, iom bIen
ienot neo til en- 8eroens Sfafbreot,
og for bper og en-, iom gjoroe Sell
trpf - set gioroe Sc ale - poatoq
ban fig 6ettraffets en0elige S6lger,
noor Oen ipiaen0e fom til bom meo
ct brlt0t Sin6. 9enne enc iotte alt,
10 2ibet ino pan @er6ensipiGets
beIOige 2esning, og ban pan6t ~
9enne enc bor &riit1s, ON bpilfen
Set be00er, at ban ct / @aor og /
Sag BEN iomme, ia til enig SID.
@r ban blepen &aaogiper for sit
2ibs Spil?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Sci fom Der Den rette 6oritooelie
meaem @rGiterne % 0eres 3ilberere.
ST. 6iife6anOIer Senien bar Mg-
bets naite Soler og ifiIoreos i'm Ont
rcnoelie ira @u0sfornpgtere til
troenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-23

Sette meO 6eiltreffet og BETS
Gpl9er gGl0er ogioo for Menneife-
I1pet - Get blot eet u6eiin=
Gtgt SfriOt gioroe iaa mangen en-
til ct l~taffels iuffenoe WenneIfe, iom
rGI ten life funOe bringes poo 6ooe
igen, for0i bette enc Sr9f
itaOigt foiteoe fine mprfe Sfpgger
mo oOer Sremtioens 8nne, ioet
@onolingen oI0rig fulloe gores
rm.
Ng ieg bar let, noar r@qenpiQien~
IpiueOe, bpOrle0es Sen for Spnuoel-
ien al ct W}unl / Sen @roo forglemte
Jig ielp % @enlpnet til marlge al oens
r9riffer" for at forf6lge Waolet,
at Oen tiliotte baoOe vEunrnene"
og mango al line Bomber, iao at
ben pep Moolets gn0e bopoe tiliot
eli &pr0i, Ser bar mere ppr0 ems
set ~ti0o66elte al Set enc Waal. Son
eGnOe at u@genbiQien~ fif poe-
logt Ell al MoOipiuerens Sprint
gere" % ct Gar Bomber me0 iomt
heres MhtligbeOer, men uSoarnsne"
itoO BOG.
Gen n~retleoaoe &iQie" bar ieq o.
fac let ipiGe; men set par IigeIom
y&ongen" bele Chen min6eoe ON:
SrGf borligen. Sgiaa oenne
ipiueoe me6 ct Maol for 2je og fore
ito0 SpiQet iom en- efonomiif @l1s-
9oloer. Gen n~retleoeoe GiQie" bap-
Sc l9rt at pente, ng oerfor bar SEN
ogioo til Slut / Stan0 til at It's
tale set fploen6e: Sfafmato ber
Mooltunoeren.
Menneifelipet ct ogiaa ct Sfaf-
ipil mellem Set gomIe % BET M
Menneffe, og Sen Dag, ba BET npe
Wennelf e mes Sen retleoeoe GiQic
iGor iat BET gamle Menneife mat, 5 q
er SpiGet enot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06

| the child was seated at the table. She
| fed herself with both hands, and ate
| like a wolf. She was also very much
| at home. She commented on things
around her. and when she had finally
eaten and drank her fill. she said to
| Mr.. Bowser:
"Well, pop. are you going to adopt
me or not?"
IT can't tell YETI he said, as he
blushed rosy red.
Bowser. I'm fact, it seems to be your
duty to do so.''
II think I know my duty. My duty
don't tell me to let orphan children
perish of hunger and cold on my door
STEP
That's it, pop-give it back to
her!" shouted the orphan, as she
clapped her hands. you orter do as
pop used to do by NAV. When NAV
sassed him he dragged her around by
the hair of the head. I shant come
here if the female is going to make
it hot for mel"
There was a painful silence for a
minute or two. and then Mrs. Bow
ser mentioned the church matter. ana
asked Mr. Bowser to go along. He
very decidedly refused, explaining:
you have spoken of duty. 1 think
if is nv duty to stay home this even
ing and talk to this child In cou-
pie of hours I shall have decided
whether to adopt her or TO turn ner
over to some charity
mo charity for me, pop." said the
little one. "I either stay here or goes
out to hustle for myself I'm no
chicken to be cooped up with long
noses. Let the female go on to the
festival and men you will have
chin-chin.'
ST think that will be best said Mrs.
Bowser with dignity, as she rose from
the table and led the way up to the
sitting room. The orphan did not
rfollow-not then. She stayed to chin
with the cook The cook had been
down on her from first sight, and now
that she could free her mind she said:
you little beggar, how dare you
play such tricks? You hadn't been
on the doorstep two minutes when
the master came home You got there
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06
BOWSER'S ORPHAN.
He Adopts One for Two Hours and a
HALF

Mrs. Bowser had planned to go to
a church festival in the evening, and
she hoped to take Mr.. Bowser with
| her. She was all dressed when he
reached home, and her surprise was
great when he entered the house lead
! ing a little girl of eight by the hand.
| The said little girl was bareheaded and
| ragged, and her toes peeped out
through her broken shoes. Her face
was dirty and her hair unkempt, and
Mr.. Bowser was asked:
For the lands sake, but what have
you got here, and where did you find
woman" replied Mr.. Bowser in his
tragical voice, II have often said that
you had heart of stone.''
well, what of it %
at is a cold bleak night outdoors,
come home shivering under my over
coat to find this poor orphan sitting
on our doorStepS and Shuddering I'M
der the autumn blasts. No home,
friends or place to go Weary. hungry,
discouraged"
"Well?"
"Well, had you invited her in? Had
you spoken words of sympathy to her?
Had you offered her food or cloth
ing?"
she was within a mile of the house.
If I had I should have told her to go.
She's little beggar who has been
here a dozen times this fall asking
for money, and once 1 know she used
it to buy candy with
Just hear her talk!" exclaimed the
orphan, as she looked around the hall,
as bold as brass.
Mrs. Bowser, I forbid you to use
such language to this innocent child.
Must she be insulted and Inundated
because she's fatherless, motherless
and homeless"
.'And what are you going to do with
her?"
Il don't know yet but think I'll
adopt her. Sissy, would you like to
be adopted?'
Eyes; that would be bully, but I'd
like some grub the first thing. hope
you've got a good dinner. The female
seems to be a bit down on me-
Mrs. Bowser smiled, while Mr. Bow
ser seemed to be wondering if he had
made a mistake. He. however. led
his find down to the dining room, and
when the cook had scrubbed her face,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06
At the Majestic.

The North Bros. Co. at the Majestic
will present next week Mrs. Danes De-
fence, by Henry Arthur Jones. This
is an excellent drama, and had a
years run at the Empire theater in
New York. when offered there by
Chas. Frohman's company, which in
cluded Chas. Richman, Guy Standing,
w. H. Crompton, Jessie Millward
Margaret Anglin and Margaret Dale
three leading men and three lead
ing women-a remarkable cast Mrs
Dane is a woman who though she has
fallen, has by thorough conscientious
ness and good living obtained a place
in society from which she is RACED by
the scandal monging, pious hypocrites
of her set. The scene in Act. 3. in
which she is cross examined by Sir
Daniel Cartefet is dramatic. While
not a problem play, Mrs. Danes De-
fence is of that class which com
mands the auditors attention
throughout. Only when the curtain
descends on the last act, is it disclosed
what really becomes of the lovers of
whom there are three. The blue
drawing room in Act will be a mas
sive affair. The gowns of the ladies
will add much to the scene. Miss
Geneive Russell will be seen as Mrs.
Dane-the best part she has had since
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06

| is. It's the female that's fly: Say.
Iyou orter seen me SILVER when he
asked who I was and what I was do
| ing on the doorstep! 1 shivered and
| shuddered and shook, and when he
| said poor child.' / burst into tears
and sobs. His heart was melted at
| once"
| you've tried the sob business on
me at the door, you tramp, your said
the cook, 'but you couldn't make it
| work. You are a bad one. you are,
and ought to tell Mr.. Bowser about
you
eff you do I'll throw a fit and have
the ambulance out. You Jest femme
lone if you know when you're well
off,
Then Mrs. Bowser took her depar-
ture, and Mr.. Bowser called the or
phan upstairs. He had lost a great
deal of his enthusiasm, but he wanted
a talk.
"Now, then, about your father and
| mother?'' he began.
"They sleep meath the sod,' she
| demurely replied, as she heaved
sigh.
"All dead. and l. wish I was. for I
can see that your female. don't like
me-"
my wife, you mean. She may not
like you now, but she will in time If
you are a good girl
you boss the shanty, don't you ?"
Yes, things go as I say
IT thought. you was skeert of her.
Say, you ought to plunk her in the
nose once in awhile. Nav used to
get p1unked, and it did her good. Your
female was SO sassy that thought she
wore the breeches.',
You mustn't talk that way ad-
monished Mr. Bowser as he began to
wonder how he could get rid of her
Have you ever been to- Sunday
SCHOOL,"
Have you, pop? Oh, that's a fun
ny question to ask your daughter! It's
to laff. Shall we go to Sunday school
some. day, hand in hand ~
TT don't think we ever shall.
didn't know you were such a tough
girl
fluff Me turf? Say, pop, you are
talking through your hat I'm a req
lar angel. I'll bet I say my prayers
oftener than you do. II you think m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06

on purpose for him to see you."
Don't swaller yer tongue Susan.
Say, the old 'un is purity soft, hain't
he? Who's the female that's so fly ?''
WHAT What You talk about
my mistress like that"
"Oh, she's his wife, Ell? Well, he
orter cuff her up to peak. He wants
to adopt me, but she won't let him.
Did you hear her kicking?"
II heard enough, and you get out
O. this or I'll take you by the ear and
lead you OUT
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Tonight, Going Some"
Louise Cunning, Wednesday, Nov. TO-
Mikado, Thursday. Nov. IL.
Lyman Howe's moving pictures Nov
u and 10.
Ada Meade, Nov. Is.
Stubborn Cinderella, Nov. II.
Gay Musician, Nov. 20.
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At the Novelty.

The Novelty will have an all star bill
opening with Monday matinee for the
week. Hennings, Lewis & Hennings in
the Automobile Agent" This act is
different from anything appearing here
this season. Espe, Leonard & Louie,
European acrobats. Rosa & Green in
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coming to Topeka. Mr.. st. Vrain will
be Lionel Carteret and Mr.. billiard
the character actor, will play Sir Dan
lei. Alabama will be the succeeding
production.
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a sketch entitled THE Chorus Girl in
Producing operative travesty. Miss Rosa
features Il Remember You From the
Girls of Gottenburg." Edith Clifford,
an exceptionally strong act, billing her
self as 1.-THE Girl With the Deep Voice -
Sandburg & Lee, the Ha Ha instigators
and rapid fire singing and talking act
direct from the Orpheum circuit. Miss
Hazel Kaizer and the Novelscope will
complete the bill.
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TONIGHT

tuff you orter to see some other girls
know"
Il think will give you quarter
and let you co.
"Oh, do you? Well, don't. You
said you was going to adopt me. and
now you've gotter do it or there'u be
the biggest kind of a row.
WHAT Do YOU threaten me?'
"I'll bite and holler and throw fits.
Don't try any gum games on me,
poppy!"
Mr.. Bowser went down the hall and
opened the front door. A policeman
was leaning over the gate, and he re-
turned and seized the orphan and ran
her out. She kicked and bit and
screamed, but the COD picked her up
and carried her along. saying:
"Shes got father and mother and
five sisters and brothers and she plays
this little game two or three times
week.
Ten minutes later Mrs. Bowser came
home. She looked all around for the
girl, and Mr.. Bowser explained:
Poor thingi She knew that you
were down on her and she went away
with tears in her eyes."-Copyright
1909, by the Associated Literary
Press
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What in de dickens is Dusty doing
Shawn an combin' his hair?" asked the
astonished wayfarer as he rose from hiS
nap in the haystack Jaw. Dusty's stuck
on himself sneered brother Of the ties;
'she read in an old magazine an article
headed, Autumn Tramps Are Pretty an
it's made him vain-"-ChicaEo Daily New0-
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mo yer won't. You lay paw on
me and I'll bite and holler and git
yer discharged Pops mashed on me,
he is, and you orter know it,
"Oh, he'll find you out in ten min
utes.''
Don't yer bet on it. He's putty. he
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law named Cook, if you must know.-Chi-
cago Tribune
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