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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
Oct eif fort.

ct Telegram bateret 8aibington
BEN 2oen 0opember beretter, at Den
aomite, fom af bet rationale geo.
qrafiife SeIifob reoiattes for at
unberisse &ommanbsr GearpS OBJ
ierpationer os SptegneIier, meo en-
i~temmiabeS bar beciberet, of Rearp
bapbe nnnet Golen. Set maa man
iige par erpebit siort.
Sor nogIe faa Sage itben berette'
bes Ser, at gearps SptegneIier Dor
Iaa ufuIoitarbige os iorOtrrebe, at
oct bapoe piit Jig umuIigt for aomi'
teen at finbe no eler inc / Dem. Ri'
meIigpis er oct Ipffebes &ommnnbs.
rem, Ser telegrafiif blep faIot til
8aibington, at tiIpeiebrinse oct
manslenoe % brinse &eoe / ~llgreien.
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Joroen runot Sallon.

ct EresicteIroram fro Union.
Soutb Carolina. beretter at ProfeS.
for 5bao6cus 2orpe, Seu ~befieuote
gfointifer % acknowledgements 90 Gbei
for Woimt 2ope.S bierpntoriet npr
Easiaoeno, Col. onier en- Reiie rurSt
Sorber ! en- itprbar 2nftbauou for
gisrIig uoeu uogen 5ornpeIie mSer.
peis al 9%ripfrnften.
groiesiorer bar ieGp lm6er @pg.
ming ct Suftftib. iom ban meuer |
mango Retniuger pil ooeraoa 8rep
3eppeIirs Sartsier. @Ianot dnSet
piI bans Sfib fnnre meofsre s IONS
egtra gpgt iouuneuIignet meS 3 Sou
for 3eppelirs Stib, % of oct fan
boute fla frem moo en- t5.gaiIs BIND
meS en- Gart al % gttI ! Simen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05

Iaoere Srnsttarter ~mn.ageIiepis biz
bli GriuItatet al bet N9e 6orbsr, iom
ifaI optoges | anIebntue De of Corn
Belt Ieat EroNuccrS' asiociaticn
MOB Sernbonerne ! Soma retteoe @e.
ifpIonineer.
s Stunt 1908 uOiteSte Snteritnte
Commerce. 81 commissioner Ell SrSre
til bisie Serrtbaner ON at ioretaee en-
Smgruppering % inOfsre Iaoere 90
mere uniforme Rriicr. 9uuerue bar
/ Wanbaes fremIogt en- M TIan til
en- Smgriipperine / beu ~autpoebe
Hetning, men pooitaor at oe paa.
buote Sarter er for Iaue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
Sfilsmisier.
6eninsburcaHct oifctnliaaipr enSef
upl1icnoc Statiitif.
let iarlige ''iemte aar''.

Gerius6ureourt bar I oisie 0nde
oiirntlilliort en- itatiittf g~eretniird
oner @iitermoal o. SfiIsuisier | De
GorereSe Staier. Zen iuSeholScr Ell
RGr1Se SpIpsuirger, iom babe er
irteresiarte o. ooermdaoe CODE at
foa Soritano az.
Sfslge oisie SpIpsninger er oct
set ieutc aar, iom or oct farIigfte
for set GgtcifobeIige Sin, tbi oct er |
bette aar, at De iIeite Sfilsmisier
inotrpiier. Oilers er oer siernem.
initIise @driaheo al sGeteifaber, iom
enSer mes SfiIsmisie eaer Separa.
ton 90 Mar.
Sorreiteu sarierer 5orbolbet 'oo.
bel mcS Sen'pn til autalet al Off.
tprmoaI Tom Stilsmisicr garife betp-
oeIig | DC foriticIige Stnter. Repooa
fumbe IanIeSes | 1900 cpuiie ben
itcrite Acknowledgment. remIig
.t51 pr. 1000 Snobpg9ere. % Reru
Wcrico sen minoite, rcntIig 81.
Waine, 9~euuirIporid % Rirreiota
bar cginn Iape acknowledgements.
af set belle gntdl StilsmiSier icn
fonSt 5te6 / De fem aar ira 1867
til 1871. bar 25.6 Proeent bepilgeoe
poo @runo al gGateifobsbruo. men
oenue SfilSmiSiegrlnb iauf | anrere
t902-t906 til 1913 groeent. Cant.
tiSig par artolet al Stilsnisier poa
@runS az uSuiit @riiiombco % 9ru.
taIitet iteeet fra 1873 til 23.5. Sor.
sgcIien | antollet al Sfilsmisier, Dec
beuiIacSes pua @runo AZ Geierticn.
bar iorboIoSois u~betuoelig, uemIig
fra 35.7 til 3s.5 Iroeeut, % euooa
miuSre por 5orsaeIier | antanet AZ
Dem iom b~eoilaeees puo @ri,ro al
GriffpIoigbeo. nentlig fra 81 Bro.
cent til Blot 3.9 Groeeut.
! Si0Srnmmet iS67-iSS6 no
aiorSe gutaact al SfiIsmisirr. JON
moircfte itpIStes GorinIScnheO til
itprfe Gritte POI Grcceut; | De iib.
ite tuoe gar er 6orboIoet iurtet til
1919 proetnt.
Get procentois itsrite grtol Ellis
mister inoer Steo | S~tueipiIer. %
GirtusfreSie; o~ereietr forrImer W'n'
iifere % SanSeIsreiiefoe og ina !
9pffeislge: Gabrifauter % 8isb-
mpno, gmbeSsmRno os oiieutIige
Sunftionrrer @rubenrbeibere. Sten.
buaaere, SneSfere, 6drmere, 8rop.
Imeoe. .8eiitIige og Snrnnrbeioere.
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poitropert.

20 maifereSe Rsoere ooeriaIot tio.
Zig ON Worgeneu ben lite Ropember
Gariboo.G oitposnen | IPrbeoen al
t50.Tilsitationer I Gariboo og be-
mGstiscoe Zig Here sGfte meb re-
fommenoerebe 9reue og Batter. Get
ontases. at 9pttet uogioroe meaem
$4,000 os $4,000 reSe gense, be-
rettes ser / ct Telegram ira Ban
couper. gritiib Columbia.
gropinspoIitiet er al BEN Reniug,
at Den enc al gnnoitterne er %, Sa.
nep, iom for Ter @auueoer ii6en lam.
mel me6 jim Srober rsoeoe goIttcget
paa Canadian Yaciiic.9 aneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
SranouIvffe.

20 RennefeIiu aif tabt. en- Roin.
De fom Hc6elig tiIifaoe % ooer ct
91tiin andre mere suer minbre forIis
fupiteSe I Ell SIoebruuo. Tom Rnu.
bags Rat IugSe ire 2osibuie i gel.
Iiugbam, 8dib., | aife.
SIoen, Ser isrit opitoo ! ~Eenper
Souie", iprebte iig meo tor Surtig.
beo til "SeottIe Souie~. Tom Ida pna
Seu enc SIDE % til ct treble Sogibus
pan ben anSen o. pna utrolis fort
Sia Itoo oue ire / ms Cue.
De r~ROieIsIasne &iasjr isgte /
fine RatOraster at bare ia Bel glen.
mem 5lammerue ben hi SrappesaH.
gene eaer boppeSe no Of @inStIerne.
@arge bIep reSoeoe al grnnoioltene.
On Rrs. guifin III peo Sielp al en-
aIGoesiror fine 10 Bern fret ueo ira
36ie Gtoee % oreoei al Rsser 90
6ldmmerre 'prdng bun 'elo eiter %
fuRfteoe | 5ulSet Rpgger.
er ung Eise bang eiter Singer.
ipiSime fra en- Rurfnui uoenicr 3oie.
etage / nGiten 8 gtir,rter. isr granS.
foItene iif reoSet beHSe ueo SiGlp al
Ell Stise. al9oerue par oo uriten'
br9net al benSe. og oct er et rent
timber. Of bun bopSe funnel boLSe iig
iait siter 6inerene i inn lang Sio %
unocr iaa ~ioriGrSeIise Cmit9nSisbe.
ner
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ut. mcRinleY.
Expedition

Sra Sairbonfs, GIaifa, t~eIegrafe'
res oen 2ben 9obember, at ct Selifab
pda fem Ianb, ale fieIopante og
fienote meb SorboIbere, bar organi'
ieret en- expedition meb BET Sormool
allerebe I @inter at foretage en- ge'
itigning Of Ic@inIepfieloet % 'aale'
oes faa giort en- Slut poa StriSen
ON, bporpiot Or. Goof bar raaet
Copper eler ei.
De til GrpeSitionen fornsbne Een'
9e er iubifriberebe Der paa Steoet,
% Ieiien ifal tiltreoes Den 15be Ro'
bentber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
aiiaternes uoeitonoelie.

Gen al gbefen for SnnbeIsbe.
partementets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iif,aro g. Campbell aigione Gragt.
ming, at Sinbuer, Sprfere, grabere,
Sprere, geriere % andre aiiater fife
err "bpibe Solf" / Snbuaubringslo'
pens Soritano og oerfor life moo til.
Itebes abgarg iii 9onbet, iune8, beoer
set / en- ReoSeIeIie fra 0aibtngton,
life at pinSe nogen ipnberlig SiIillrt.
ming bIanbt Be fsoeraIe Sommere
eaer bIatbt 2anbets Suriiter | belle.
taget.
Hepr9ientanter fra forifienige ~.
rife Srsaniiationer / Rep gorf bar
/ Soeens anleoning | oisie Sage op.
bolbt fig / @aibington og bapt flere
2aaoIagninger label meo gtr.
Campbell iom meo ben iungerenoe
Gbef for Observation-Disclosures,
uSen at oct biStil er Ipffeoes Dem at
faa grastninsen eroret eaer tiIboge'
faIot.
ct SorlpSenSe bill imibIertio bibe,
of Observation-Disclosures er fllb.
ltanois renig meb Wfr. @ampbels De-
finition Of ~Il0trpffet "bpibe Solf",
men at oct bar beiluttet at forboIoe
fla neitraI og operIobe Spcrgsmaa.
lets gigierelie til 9omitoIene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05

SarHcsiss SaHaturinm. aHSreu
Garueaies 1ilbuo ON at ifipnfe $50
gcres SeilauS ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tom 8aoe I'll Spierelier al Ell Sp.
rirasIanatorium. or meS Edf aHtdget
al Stnteu Rem gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
Hoods Sarsaparilia

q Ieopanlis hneenee Sorm ster ihptos
l~a6eeRttsoe Tablets tieusts iom Sasitaas.
100 Seiis 81.
&Rietdtarrb ener andre Sormer af eenne
Spaopm liHores burtia pse Antiieplets eler
gatarrlets. so cts. hos apothesere euer pr.
$olt.
6. 8. Sooo Co. 2owel. 1eask
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&atarrb
On fonjitutioneI spesonl

Zen opiiaar ! HreHt 6loo 90 trRaaer Ell
tpuihtutionel Sebduoliug. pirisHct slenRew
% renisI Blpoet Tor AZ briage udrla pelbrss
nelle. Set ityrfte tpnitimtieHeae 4eio0el &c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-05
S%raettarterne / Jowa.

Ger uotaIes | en- telesraiiif ReS.
beIeIie fra Gbicaso ber Ienins. at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
- IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES 81

noon. the patrons OF that theatrr may
look fcr "a minstrel trpHt Rvr The first
Rnft this seasoni Mi Field bhs DEVISED
a. beautiful conception, CARED The
firsta OF Flowers. II represents "A
cuhs' ~ Nury. and as the curtain rises
.ar Narlons flowers. banked tier upon
ter spring into bloom. In this setting
tnr usual first part. with the end-men
amt scugstcrs ana orchestra. takes
place, Among the big feature acts are;
IN Africa "a travesty on the Contem-
plated map uf President Roosevelt. .
'Ino Woman lu the Moon n beautiful
trfpslchoi"dn dcpirturc. fhe rive
Musical Marines.' "a clever ana novel
musical act, Circus Nightmare, "A skit
which viii remind ono OF their child
hood VISITS to the sawdust rings of the
bis tent shows. ana then comes Billy
Clark. the man behind the fun.
The electrical transformation scenes
are revelations of artistic beauty. Doe
,gutRlrN the man with the comedy legs,
il still mrupei of the Field forces
ani in "Tne Woman of the Moon he
has ample opportunity TO display his
Erac" Hnd Ingenuity as dancer. Doe
Is assisted by 20 others In this beauti-
tul depicture.
The usual sunday. Wednesday and
Saturday mutinecs VIII he given, with
"a special -, rfornance Monday after
noon Washington birthday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
WITH THE MUSICIANS

DR.. Ludwig Wuellner assisted by
Coenraad V. Bos. will give his second
recital at the Detroit opera house.
Sunday afternoon. Wuellner stands
alone and supreme as a leader" sing
er. He has fine voice. but that
alone would not give him his posi-.
ton. as many singers are better en-
lowed His voice becomes a perfect
instrument OF Interpretation. and his
interpretative power is amazing To
hear Wuellner sing songs OF Schubert
and Schumann and Strauss is TO hear
them for the first time. They live
again In all their perfect beauty
Their appeal Is irresistible. Nor Is Z
enc mood, one shade OF beauty. over
which he is master. every mood an.
every shade OF beauty are under his
complete control. His range OF ex.
preston is infinite. Seldom has so
much interest been manifested in the
return engagement OF any artist 10
this city as the coming OF Wuelner
and Bos next Sunday. The sale II
seats indicates a huge audience.
The following program will be
given:
Part s ImrDer wegwsiserI w MnI,
(W. MullerD. tSchubert); Nut" CIV.
Muller), tSchuberD; Der Doppel-
ganger' OHeineD, by request. CSchu-
bcrD; "ErlkontR' tGoethe). by request
(SchuberD. Part il.--"Der Arme Pet
~" tHeine), (Schumann) 'Zwei Nene-
tlanische Liedchen" 9Th. MooreD
| sch,n1Snn ne Aq TsEo,r MEE1a1
uIugo WolH: Der Rattenfanger"
(Goethe). Hugo WolD; "Epiphanias"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20


the beautiful Hermine Shone are equal
stars iu this missionary offering, the
enc as "a hcklc husband. and the other
as trc goddess Venus who comes to
th, Nushara M dream.
~ striking contrast to this act is
thc high scnool riding act ~ Nine.
Theresa REM. the Last OF the famous
kcuz family of mgh-school riders.
whosc f,ats Of horscmanShip Ina the
Etyopean capitals the past 40 years
have r"vrr been eytclled. Mime. REM
Will IutrCducc hrr two famous Arabian
horses that have circlcd the globe
with her.
while none Of the acts mentioned
has % great deHl of COMEDY Manager
Moore has provided number of acts 20
balance those mt uttoncd. Among the
strouE comedy numbers are. Ray
Cos. one OF TN" most delightful comcdi-
cuucs in vdudcNil lille; James Harrigan,
the famous tramp iuggler, ana Clifford
81 Burke we'll knhwn To vaudeville pa
irons uS "a very clever duo.
Farther up i'm the bin are: Chassino.
the shadow graphist and DcllaVen X
sidney. n songs and dances. The last
named act ts new 10 the Temple stage.
The Mooreoscopr pictures viii as usual
a. lusr tic snow with a series of HE
studies than VIII DE fully mp 20 the
hgh standard of moving pictures
always seen az this thcater.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

nation for the public u spite of its
creepy" character. was evidenced hN
the fact lhdt the house was sold out
and SOME were turned away.
IN thc tuat zoe OF Jekyil aud Hyde.
MI shea has au excellent vehicle for
The expression of his dramatic talent
and this Is we'll. for ON his shoulders
rests practically the entire RESPONSE
bility The company as q Whole did not
appear To the best advantage. FRIDAY
evening. with tMr result that The dia
loguc FREQUENTLY dragged. 80 fault
could be- found. however. With tie Dr.
I.anyon of Spencer Charities. or the
Abraham Poole ot Charles Lake.
'pr. Jekvll ana M. HYDE viii hc rc-
peated this evening. closing the ep-
gaEcmtut.
among the leading minstrel men uf
the dag is Al g.. Fields who has heeu
entertaining the public in this particU-
lar line OF work 80 years. This year
Mr. Field promises the biggest show
vet ana when his Greater Minstrcls
come to the lycuum tomorrow after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
TEMPLE

Temple thcatcr patrons viii have the
opportunitN next week of seeing the
exploited act OF William
Rock aud Maudc Fulton. whose dancing
has been one OF the big features OF the
NV York vaudeville season. During
THE current season OF vaudeville In
New York Rock q Fulton remained n
headline act for the four successive
months they hcld the stage OF the first-
tropolis.
with special scenery and electrical
equipment Emmett DeNoy and com
pduN VIII present dramatic fantasy
anllrl "DreAmlnnd.' Mr.. DeNoY. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

fortunate little silver-spoon miss I'm the
land, and. at the same time. acrObafs
or a most accomplished type.
Their hazardous ladder work, ,umb-
ling and wire dancing, are quite equal
70 the advanced work OF skilled adults
while their act is artisticaily top
notcher.
The circus continues Saturday and
Sunday afternoons and evenings. To-
night the lElks will attend In a body. o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
nErno,r ornmA HousE

from tn ,EmBif,. thgntrr London. WIZ
Mas Icr,a trd sens4tions M HIN'tt'
american Wtfcs this season ~ 70
seen here Tor tne nrst time 80 the -
lrnit (on.-t1 housr Nthr wee X vpinin" ne
ing Monday evening nest. IN ~
told. ms. elaborate musical pf"Iu'f
zion. "fhc Soui KISS. 'Althouh'
tfrnrs il but ~. her career mas h'.h
most remarkable one. she was h"lh
tn Jutlandnarhus, benmark, wh'i' ~.
remained until shs was riEnt fr"la 't
aae. she ltft her parents ana went 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

One OF the features of the perform
ance is The appearance OF "A large
chorus Handsomely Costumed ana pos
sessed OF girlish voices and spriRhth.
ness. ana the embodiment OF action ana
NlNacioltsness. OF course, there Is a
story running throughout. the echo OF
az political hight and a romance or TWO:
but all these elements are combined
into the one prime requisite-the
making of fan and creation of good
spirits.
Matinees viii be given daily except
on Wednesday.
AVENUE.
II elaborate promises are realized.
the Avenue theater will present sun
day afternoon. the best show IL has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

The Alpine troupe doing Roman lad
der and tight rope work with the
White A Edison professional circus
ia the Detroit Light Guard armory this
nature 81 their act and the sumptuous
quality or the costumes and other trap
pings.
The Alpines enjoy another distinction
that OF being real flesh and blood
family, not merely "A Circus" aRe. com
posed Uf father. three beautiful
daughters. aud a handsome boy The
mother travels with them not. how
ever. participating In the performan nee
ana the girls study their lessons In the
morning. even while on the road.
by some mysterious process. the
glamor OF stage life has left the three
littl~-Hfattis quito UHSpOiltd They are
just as we'll bred. and. perhaps kinder
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
WHITNEY

Flats are popular i'm the cities but 1t
Is hoped tldt none OF the direful ca
lamitirs that bosot the jewellers Of
'.Mcl'addcns Flats which comes to the
WHitu'N SUNDAY afternoon for a week :
engagement. take place In the city
"NvItro life is worth living. This
nouScnsical cong lomeration has been
the theatrical public for
wears aud IL seems To have lost none OF
its urllowncsS and entertaining quail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

musical comedies and carries interest
from beginning To end. There are
about 20 songs. each good enough to
stand out, the music is of the catchy
kind, and the words have some refer
ence to the play, and are not damned
In, just To give some character OF the
performance q chance TO display must
cal pyrotechniCs. The chorus deserves
special mention by reason Of anima-
ton and vivacity, as well as being
pretty and graceful; the costuming is
OF marvellous modiste's creation. The
stage pictures OF the different scenes
are unusually elaborate. making IL all
In all. truly New York production
throughout. Ladies Will be admitted
free to the Friday matinee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

ingD: Fin Weib" CHcinel tChr. sind
ingb; "Das Lied des Steinklopfers"
OHenckelD. bV request Orchard
strauss; Gaelic" I'll. IlarD. by re-
quest (Rich. strauss. Part w
Archibald Douglas" (Fontane).
(I.oNVeD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

(GoetheD. (Hugo WolD. Part llL-n
Der Asra' tHelne), can't. kubensteinls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20


offered this season. The big event ~
the appearance OF The Follies OF the
Day" an extensive organization, out
numbering the other burlesque shows
In performers employed and advertis-
ing show that is absolutely new and
unique The Follies" have a two-act
musical political review without an
olio OF vaudeville. and the piece was
written by Barney Bernard and Albert
Won Tilzer. The latter composed the
music and he has To his credit, Honey
Roy" Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good
Bye "Smarty." and couple OF hun
dred other popular songs. Mr.. Bernard
has written an up-to-d review satir-
izing political situations and national
topics which introduce as characters,
Roosevelt. Cannon. TAFT. Bryan. and
other politicians. The scenes of the
comedy are laid In Madison-Sq New
York. Shanley's restaurant. and the
house of representatives. Washington.
GANETN.
w. s. Clark's Jersey Lilies Extrav-
aganza CO." makes it's appearance in
the GaYety theater next week. 1t Is
Mr.. Clarks latest musical production
for which Leon Enrol furnished the
book and the music. The story is a
more connected one than is usual with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20

Ties. For this seasons tour the man
.agrnitut promises a new scenic outfit,
Now musical aud ensemble numbers,
Jokes ana fun Incidents. The piece
was FIRST inspired hv l.. i. Outcaults
cartoons of The yellow Kid and was
adapted To stage purposes by T.. w.
TOWNSEND of "Chimmir Fadden" fame,
and Glen McDonough.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
ETTE.

Two hrst-class programs are offered
commencing with the Sunday matinee.
one VIII be given In the afternoon per-
formances. and the other I'm the even
mss. On Thursday the order OF exer-
cises VIII be reversed, and the evening
show VIII be given I'm the afternoons,
and vice versa. In the vaudeville line
an excellent assortment OF acts has
been engaged. They include the Great
De cleo, novelty juggler and artist
Suliy n Harper. Ethiopian comedians:
NJ Zolleta, human Corkscrew and con-
tortlonist, Cuponti and Marie. in their
song and dance speciality; Bert Parker.
IN his funny character impersonations
and Fleurete de Merle. Ia songs. There
VIII also be a large assortment OF new
moving pictures changed for each
show, and other attractions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-20
Majestic.


"A Suit of Pajamas" will be the prin-
clpal laugh producer at the Majestic
theater the coming week. It's COM
edy In one act. The embarrassing po-
sltion In which poor young actor -
placed by the appearance Of uneXpect %
ed visitors while he is clad in pajamas.
his only suit being at the tallors, is
said TO cause continuous laugh from
start TO finish, and Pliny Rutiedge and
Jeanne Pickering, the leading char
acters. are both comedians Of merit
Earl Flynn. the merry minstrel who
mas been the star attraction with
Vests minstrels for several years, la :
contracted for few weeks in yaudC -
Vile and viii present his novelty song
and dance act. known as The Little
Boy in Green, which gives him plenty
Of opportunity To demonstrate his abti-
ity az an entertainer.
Sandberg X bee. better known as the
"HM la lnstigatOrs.h viii provide fun
FOR all with an entirely new lot OF
Jokes and comic songs Miss May Eos-
ter "a character comedian. and her
comedy trick dog, Mike. Will also pro-
vide amusement.
Miss Katherine Kuhl and Albert Ertz
Will sing the latest popular songs. IT.
Illustrated. while the motion pictures
"a III Ice of the hest
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-03-13

cheque for R170 at the same
time. shall look to meeting you ON
February first. When you get my
steamer tickets would you be so kind
as to forward me some steamer la
bels?"
AT half past eight that evening
Birchall returned to the Stafford
house In Buffalo alone. He was in
high good humor, joking and laughing
pleasantly. In response to Pelly's in
quiry for his companion of the morn
ing he stated that he took Benwell
to the farm and introduced him to
Mcdonald, the overseer. Later Ben
well told him that he did not like the
place or the people but he had stayed
at the farm when Birchall left for
Buffalo. Birchall also said he had
given Benwell several addresses be-
fore leaving, SO that he could visit
folk in the country roundabout, In
GLIDING Attorney Hellmuth of London,
Ontario, who had been a passenger on
the Britannia. Pelly began to ask too
many questions, whereupon Birchall
declared he was tired and went to
bed. On the following day they went
to Niagara Falls, taking their lug
gage with them. They crossed to the
Canada side and stopped at Mrs.
Baldwin's, Birchall arranging for
rooms and board there.
Soon after their arrival at Baldwin's
Birchall invited Pelly to take walk
during which the young man, who was
beginning to suspect that his astute
host was not playing an altogether
straight game, told Birchall that he
had not made good his representa-