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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-07-15
WEST VALLEY.

y & = y 3
The funeral of Mrs. H. p. Elseth
took place Wednesday, July 7th, from
the Bethania church, Rev. M. Bjorn-
son officiating. A large gathering of
people had come to follow the deceas-
ed to her final resting place.
Mrs. Elseth was one of the pioneers
OF this place, being with her husband,
Mr.. H. P. Elseth, among the first new
settlers here, some q years ago. She
was the mother of ten children, three
boys and seven girls, all of whom are
living. Two of them are married,
namely Mrs. P. E. Sihlberg, of
Strandquist, and Mrs. John Windahl,
OF karlstad. One of the boys, Halbert,
Is at Climax, Mimi, the others are at
home. These and Alfred Elseth, of
Newfolden, and Adolph Elseth, of
Watson, Sask., Can, sons of H. P.
Elseth by former marriage, are the
immediate mourners, all of whom
were present at the funeral, except
Adolph Elseth.
Deceased had been more or less
sick for over year. Last winter she
underwent an operation at Warren.
but cancer had already set in, and
though she got better for a while,
the horrible disease finally overlook
her and ended her life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-07-15

Alfred Paulson, of Argyle, visited
friends here last week.
Carl Dahlin struck a good
flow of water at j. l.. Johnson's place.
He is now sinking a we'll for A. S.
Rokke.
Halbert Elseth returned Thursday
to Climax, where he is having charge
of the creamery.
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Good potatoes 80 cents bushel at
Larson's Store. s...- II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-07-15
-. q 8
MONUMENTS

The best and most durable monument or head.
stone Of marble or granite. Manufactured
BY the ChisaRo Lake Granite 4 Marble WORKS.
For prices write to IN Ia
Ali. I<RING9BERG,
Alvarndo. Milan.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-07-15

The clergymen's union of the church
of Norway is going to hold it's annual
meeting in Bergen Sept 5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-13

loffel 5eIerieiamen ooer Y Soiie
feineebadten Staneenieaerie, 2 See
loffel gebodte 3miebeln, lie elmer
Seeloffel geriebenen Weerrettig,
grobgeitoBenen i6ipor3en 8feffer,
feingemablene Wusfatbliite (0tace),
/ gBIoffel Sofelienf (Muitaro), 3
@Bloffel braunen 3uder. 0ieie
Waiie miro nit rei11em Salat0l
angefeudtet unb ourb Die Seffnung
in Die abgeriebenen S6oten 9e-
fiiat Damn ummidelt man bic edo
ten nit 8inofaoen unb a6tet oa-
rauf, bob Die Oeffnung gut gu
bleibt. Die eefiiaten 5hoten padt
man in einen Stetntopf uno gieBt
fodenoen giiis ooriiber, in Dem man
II Bis gu 1 SaIie bralinen 3uder
gefodt bat. Na6 elmer @ode giebt
man ben giiig nohmals ab, Inn tblt
auf5ufofen uno abermals beiB uber
Die Sdoter 81 gieBen. Ger Stein=
topf muB felt peri6loiien meroen.
Na6 6 Wonaten limb Die Sdoten
am fDItlid1ten.
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ueberleaen! Simmer iiberIeoen!

l1eberlegen! Simmer iiberleeen
mo- es ood eigentlid gar ni6ts gu
iiberlegen gab!
gttua nier5ebn Gage mar Der Brin8
mieoer in Der @arniion, als er zines
Na6mittags, bonn Oienit 5uriidfom=
memo, Dor bent &amin ieines @oDn-
5immers, bic gang idmadtiee Sc
italt nod in cine groBe Sofaoede elm
gepidelt, einen @alt porfano- iei=
men 8ruoer, ben @rbprinaen.
@eore eri6raf beftig, ols er Dem
8rnoer in bas madsbleide 8eii6i
NIT Den beftiid eer0teten @angel
iob uno in Die fiebrig eldn5eroeu
@ugen. llno pabreno er i'm frogte;
u@riiB Soft, @berbarb! $50 fommii
ou oenn Der? Sd oenfe, on biIt in
Weran? Netn-bie Sreuoe, bober
Serr!" mideIte er Sen grbprin5en,
Der iid erbeben molte, gleid mieoer
energiih elm: u9a bleibit ou ittett,
otter Sunge! uno nun friegit on Dor
alem mas gu eiien uno trinfenl Sci
les nein-bu iiebit ia gang berfru.
rem uno perbungert ba5u a1s!"
(S%ortIet,nG foIgt.)
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eingeflagt peroen fonnten. Ser Der
fauf geiltiger 8etrarfe miro auf
firblide, meoiainiide uno demiibe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lbeidranft, rrno
Die Splee lit, oaB Die Mpotbefer ries
fige 8eidafte MAIDEN.
Oas mar Dor bunoert Sobren. SIS
fonnte ebeniogut beute gepeien iein.
Die Meniden iinb eben Menihen &C.
blieben nno Die @eiesgeber ebeniol-
heSoren mie Tie oomals maren. ltno
gleide 8eiglinee. @us @neit Dor ben
4poiteln Ser lnouloiamfeit amingen
tie Der 9epolferune @eiete aut De-
rer Elm freies 2ano iih i61men ioate;
@eiete, Die auf pirtidoftlihem @e-
biete gum &uin uno auf iittlihem
gum 8eroerben fiibren. Die Yrobi6i-
tionsseieee fiibren gum eebeimen
Suff Die Sonntaesgeiese our Unfit
li6feit. Sc letter man Sonntags
Die Siiren on~italtbiger 8irtidaften
i6lieBt, oeito meiter offnen iid) Die
idmutigen 8forten nerrufener Salt-
fer, mo- Die iuneen 2eute bas Bier
iuhen uno finoen, oos ibnen BON ben
@irtidaften porentbolten peroen
muB. go gebt's in Detroit nnb 10
gebt's IN ieoer amerifanii6en Staot.
Ser mon Sonntagsgeiese ~aufee5mun-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-13


gen Bot. Die onft1noisen @irtidaf.
ten idlieBt man unb Ole 8loafen off.
net man. lno i'm Sintergruloe
ltebt nit frommem MugenanfhIag
oas perrufte 3elotenhim, oas fiir
oieie beiddmenoen 3uitGnoe peralt.
fportlid tit. Die @eihidte Der orite.
tifaniiden Notwithstanding
lit cine ununterbro6ene 4ette fittIi-
der Musidreitungen. @uteg bot
lie nibt bolbrabt mno fam Tie
ni1t pollbrineen, Son alien beoent-
Iihen griheinungen i'm 2sben Der
Nation lit iie Die beoenflidite. sic
lit cine iittlihe 8erirrung, bic Die
0ation einntoI i6mer gu biiBen ba-
ben miro.
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Sic Sante aug sparta.
&oman aus elmer fleinen &eiioena
bon Sannsbon 3obeIttB
(Gortiebumn.)

llnb babel fiel, natiirli9 san5 5ll-
faaig, ia, mol loear gegen ieiner
8iaen, fem 8lid auf Die Saiiaot
oes 8amfgeb6uoes uno, erit redi
gar5 5uid1ig, bann iogar auf Elm
6eniter beg eriten Stodmerfs. l1nh
% iab er, baB cine Spalte 5pi-
iden 5mei rotieioenen Senlterporbdn-
gen ge0ffnet mar, uno er iab cir
paar feline, ueiBe Singerden, Elm
Naienipis6en un6 elm Mngenpaar =
@s mar ia nur alf einen Mr-
ment. Die &otleioenen l9Iofien iid
iofort mieoer.
Iber Siefenbauien gab nun Sic
8etpunoerung beioer @en5eslausifie.
fel aut iab nod einmaI reft GRIND
lib nad Der 8anffaiiooe biniiber,
uno oann pfiff er elm paar fur5e 90
ne. IS flang faft pie elm Signal our
Mttade.
@r lahelte iest pieoer iebr per
gniigt, uno inbem er Der fiiritliden
8eiioen5 auidritt, iaete er balblaui
Dor iib bin: nuno fie fperoen bod
anneftiert!-"
Limb es miro ooh anneftiert."
tpie6erbolte er pben in ieinem Stint
mer triumpbiereno nod einmal, .Je-
ra6e, als Der @oflafai nit benz befob-
lenen frii6en @aiier eintrat.
Gem brapen Manle mdre Die Hor-
5eaanfa,1ne beinabe aus Ser 9anf
gefa1en. @ber als Elm itarfer, itGm-
niger Mom uno 2eibmusfetier
oes peilano furitlifJen 8ataiaons,
aompagnie bon Soften, faBte er iid
uno Die Same nod feiter, begniigte
fid, lestere IN mortloier gntriiitune
neben ben 8reuBen" gu Itellen,
rdumte oas 3immer anf nno eiltt
gu ieinem 0ireften 8oreeiesten, &errr
4rnie. Ser bottle ia 6as Obr bon
aereniiiimis, Der muBte pflidtge.
maB Mel0ung erbalten.
l1no 9err &rule iagte 5tpar als
gel6uIter Diplomat: ,Melfer, Du
biit elm @iel!"-aber nabber id,ut-
telte bod auh er tribe BEN grauer
&opf: oieie BreuBen! uno oabe1
vbiente" iogar elm Brin5 bes firlt-
lihen Smuies ooriiben". @ie lid
bod Die 3eiten dnbern!-8ieGeid
bling es au6 nit Dem merfmiiroiger
@usipruh, den inn Der @iel Dor
Welfer ioeben gemeloet, %auiammen.--
l1no ais sam Na1mittag Brint
@eorg unb Der anoere preuBii9e Su,
iarenoffi5ier absefabren marerl--
bo6it merfmiir0ig, mie fiibl Sere.
niiiimus uno Der Yrin5 BEL Der "a
fel 81 einanoer getpelen paren!-
fate 9err &rnie ii6 elm Sera mi
fliiiterte Germ Sberitleutnont Dor
&aitien Die fiir6terlide Heuigfeit 81
uno Der Serr BON 9aitien iagt,
3par als auf Dem @ofparfett erfob.
rener Mann: ,&ruie, fold elm Sc.
m1ih ioaten Sic fi6 genieren, mei
ter 81 berbreiten!" Mber leioer biel1
er ielbit, nadoem er einige Slaidet
&otpeins i'm Sinteritiibhen Dor
@berbarb 0unie gu iid genommel
botte, niht oift, ionoern er5ablte lei
mem 8nienfreunoe, Dem @ebeintro.
9oftor @enoler, I'M tiefiten 8ertrot
en- uno i6iittelnoen Sauptes, mie el
itd oof in ybielem" BON Siefenbau
len re6t get1uidJt babe; roieier'
@err babe cine bofit unboriidtig.
4euBerung, iiber cine etfpaige @n
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NIIcrIci.

Yra1t0e1tt @oof bon Der 9an.
oelsfammer bot Geo. McQuaio, 5.
$. &irfpotrif, s. 6. SiIoebrono,
Safe @oIff unb S. 8. &inper 3llnl
&onite ernannt, Inn iib naber init
Dem Stabium-Blan 5n befoifen.
= Ser Seraniide Shuberbuno
miro iein nadites b~olbiabriees Sdie.
BEN in unierer Staot abbaIten.
- Ser eroBe SAMPLER" -Broaeb
geeen S. 8. 9iron, elmer Ser
.@ambler@, ben Die Stranger @feiller-
5eit berbafteten, bat init ser Grei.
iprednng beg Ingeflagten seen-
BET.
- @uftab grrit @idter bot Ieine
@biidt erflart, 8iireer gu meroen.
sSn Der Na6Iasiade bon Nm.
gbeo. Stapper lit bon Ser gntI1ei-
oung 6es goltntpgeri9ts be3Igli1
Der Administration an bas 9iitrittge-
ridt appeaiert noroer1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-13

nerion oes Siir1tentums getan, cine
falm glaublihe @euBerung, Die aber
ooG 1arafteriitif9 fir Die Stimnung
gemiiier &reiie .oa orauBen" lei.
Ger Serr @ebeimrat 9oftor @eno-
Ter, meibin befannt bnr1 feline Ab.
neigung gegen ieoen &lati6, ior9te
oafiir, oaB Die uebenio unglaubli9e,
mie ldderli6e" @eididte inner
balb "a Stunben in bierIno-
5ipan8ig obeiieren" @auiern perbreitet
mar, nobel aus Dem Sularen- elm
prenBiider OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUIR
De uno man bier unb bort Die grpG-
gung anidloB, oaB Der Gripping Be-
fanntlih nod INNER %unpermdblt nnb
re6t franflid, 8rin5 @eorg aber
eben-noer 8reuBe~ iei.
Darmlfbin i6rieb &err Mrbiprat
9oftor 8ermeper, Der geraoe zines
Sdnupfenfiebera peeen oas &aus
9aus bitten muBte, unter benz GiteI
vgabeant Goniules. :" pinen 1nd)-
intereiianten Mrtifel iiber Die Sbror-
folge I'M Siiritentum @iGitein-&at-
tenberg, ubiitoriid betradtet", in Dem
er, anfniipfeno an neepiile %unfontrol-
lierbare, aber tatiddlib in unierm
~geliebten Siir1tentum tpeitperbreitate
piel 8eunrubtgung peruria6enoe Sc
riidte", nahmies, oas als n1d)fte Me-
genten I'M 6aa bes Musiterbens oes
Siiritenbauies-nio @ott perbiiten
moge"-neben gaingen=@ roB-giGer-
bed alterer 2inie, neben S~loenburg,
9eilen-Naiiaii, @aloed nno 5adlen-
Weimar, lalt einer-urfrnolid niht
mebr 5u belegen0en 8erfippung aus
benz orei5ebnten northumberland
Die frGnfii6en Soben5oGern uuno De-
rem &edhsna6foIger" grbonlpruhe
gu ltellen in Der Gage nGren.
Ser @nfias eri6ien inn Wiaiteiner
Woniteur, Der 2anoes5eitung, unb
erregte elm immenies Mufieben. 50,
ie elm &b5ug alf 9elinpapier nurbe
iofort an Sereniiiimlts, Den grbprin-
gen nno ben Brin5es @eorg iiber,
ianbt.
Wpuufps 6nhiteI
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!. Sc itebt an BET Spite,

@robe Gotten perlangen Mnerfen.
nurg. 9ie @eIt front ibren @oG.
bringer. Desbalb front bas anteri.
faniide 8olf aub 9r. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY als &onig Der Sols- unh
2unsen-Seilmittel. Sober Mtom i'll
elm @eiunobeits- &dmpfer. @s totci
aeinte uno grf1Itunsen uno Ga
@rippe peri1nin6et. gs BELT Die
bonn 9uiten angegriffenen S9Ieim.
baute ull6 beenoet Ben &,iften. Rran.
fe, ent5iin6ete 8ron1al-& obren mer.
Sen eebeilt, 2l1neen tperoen furieri
ullo 8llltungen boren ouf. 9r. Seo.
More, 8lad Sad, g. g., i9reibt
ugs furierte mir bon 2ungenIeioen,
meIdes ale Merate aIs boffnunesIos
aufgegeben." SO Gts. uno $t.OD.
8robeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al.
len Druggiiten.
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0euntes &apitel.

Yrin5 @eorg mar mieber BEL iei-
mem geliebten 3egiment, lieB fleibis
Die neuen &eWonten reiten, rift tdg-
lid ief6it griinbiloe, Gloti uno iein
Gbareenpferb Wars, inftruierte nOie
olten 2eute", belt 8ferbe-, SatteI-
unb StiefeIappe1s nb, iaB nit ben
Gameruoen inn &aiino, briitete in
itiGen Mbenoitunoen iiber einen StoB
friegsgeihidtliher 2iteratur abmed)=
ielno nit ben neuelten @erfen iiber
Die nirtidoftlifen gdrbaltniiie in
Den oeufi6en &olonieen nno NOR oa-
bel freu5ungliidlidl in5ufrieoen nit
it'd uno aller @elt, nidt 5ulebt nit
Sante &atp nnb Der unmotibierten
leberleeungs5eit, Die inn yoie Sante
aus Sporto" ouferlegt batte. @s
fam iogar Dor, oaB er in Der Diff
5ierreititunbe ob6ite", uno Der etats-
maBiee Maior i'm ongrobte: 8rins,
balten Sic, bite, @bitano! Sbre Glo-
ii puff INNER oltf. Sd bitt mir
ans, oaB Die Serren aufmerfiam
limb, ionit mag Der 9eubel &eitItunoe
gebenl"
Mit Dem goter bate es am ga-
ge ieiner 4breiie aus @iaitein pioer
@iIen bod nod einen fllr5en 3u-
iammenitoB geeeben, Der eigentlid)
freilib MIR ous orei Saben beiton-
ben botte: sd boffe beitimmt, nein
Sobn, on Gnoerit beine uniinnigeu
@biidtenl"-
uHiemals, 8apol"
08ir peroen ia iebenl lleber-
leafs Dir nirl"
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Die 8rnmolase bes Grfolaes.

lit Elm i6arfes, flares @ebirm, unier.
Itiibt our6 unbe5mineIiden Biucn
uno raltloie @uergie. Dies fommt
BON Der por5iigli9en @eiunobeit, Die
Or. Sings Gene 2ebens Binen per-
porrnft. Sic beleben ieoes Orgaft
uao bolen @ebirn uno 4orper ailf.
5. .. Sarmon, 2i5emore, 90. So,
lfreibt: pgs iino Die beiten BiIlen
Die i6 lie gebrau6t." Is Cts. lei
alien 0rugeiiten.
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Sci benz "3uiammenftoB 5neier
Sradtaiige Der so. g.. & g. gabn
bel &ingiton tplroen elm @eiber
namens Granf 8urf uno orei Neger
aetotet.
Die Soo Geuops balten ibr
nadltes uGncampment" in @bilen.
ab.
- Die Staats-5 anit6tsbeboroe
ldBt einen Genius Der i'm Staat Ie-
ben6en Musi1hiae1 o1fnehmen.
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Wie III bfes!

Nte TIT Dte4I
@ir bieten etn1unoert 9olnrs Belo6s
n1ing fir ie6en Sail bon &ntarrb, ber
ni1t 6nr6 ginnebmen bon 9nl's Gns
tnrrb<San gebeilt tperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60. gieentb.
EoIe6o, 8.
@ir, bic 11nter5eidneten, baben S. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten is Sabren ses
tannt ulb balten i'm fir boIIfommen eff
renbnft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno finan5iem befdbist, ale bon feiner
Sirma eingegangenen 9erbin6lidfeitei
5u erfiiIen.
SO E # & Sruag, @robbanbels<9ros
guiiten. SoIebo, 8.
90 aIbing, &fnnnn & @nrnir
@~robbnn6els> Droguiften. EoIebo, 8.
6nn's &atarrbS@nr riro imerIi1 ges
nommen nnb tpirft brett auf bns BLU
unb bic fdleimigen Sberfld6en 6ea
Sbftems, 3eugniiie fret berianbf. Breiz
Is Gents per Slaf9e. gerfnift bon aler
Npotbefen.
8am's Sarnilien<gilen iinb Die beiten,
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Mobert 6. Benrp bat Dem
Dem 8earp Mrctic Club cine Iansere
grflaruns porselegt, in Der er, ouf
@runo Der Musiagen Der beioeal
gsfmos, Die goof anf ieiner an-
geblihen Norbpolreiie beeleitet ba-
ben, 5u Dem S1IuB fommt, bab
goof niemaIs am Worbpol NOR.
Die Mnsiagen Der beioen gstimos
wuroen unabbdngig bon einanber
gemadt, itimmten aber boais nit
chamber therein.
gltnoesrifter 4noerion in Sn-
6iannpolis bot Die 9nflagen gegen
Delnpan Smitb uno CHARLES M.
@iqiams, Better Der indianapolis
Stems, mesen geleioigung beg Bra-
fioenten Hooiepelt uno anoerer, fal-
len lafien.
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6eiratsideine - gebnrten
besfaae.
8 etratsfheiue e.

Seiratsf6eine.
Greo S%ilbebrano If. nnb Sberele
56eoIer.
6ermann 81. @olf uno gIilaebtf
8oelballtpe.
g. $. Somburg uno emma Hie.
ben.
@rnit SAUL @einbaro n1lb Srieoo
Sriti6e.
9ermann @ruebner unb Hear!
9arrS.
Otto Sreitog uno Nenie geoola.
Otto @oItersoorf uno Mattia
Sinnot.
@eburten.
6. @inter unb Srau, cine god-
ter; Mrtbur Matbis uno 5rau, Elm
Sobn; S. 8. 5imon uno Srau, 5pei
9ohter; Sobn 8. Zimmerman mnb
Grau, Elm Sobn; Sofepb @riniin-
ger uno Granz elm 5obn; s. %.
SdeIder uno Grou, Elm Sobn, g.
4raub uno 5rnu, elm 5obn; Sad
Srolinser un6 5rm1, Elm Sobn.
Eo.6esf6IIe.
CHARLES @uefte, 81 Sabre; Marg.
90. Sitting, 4 Sabre; Sralt 8ertbo
Solmgreen, 81 Sabre; 9ermam
Shie, g. Sabre.
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Pennsyl vania
Short Line from st. Louis
Onl y "a Hours
From St. Louis
1858 Miles
To New York City
On and after
November 9TH
1.-THE a Hour New Yorker"
1.-THE a Hour New Yorker"


That's the Name Of the modernized first class
Passenger train Of li~brary-smoking, sleeping, dining and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cars which will be placed in
service over the Pennsylvania Short Line from 81. Louis
to New York, on Sunday, November 9Th, 1903.
On and after that date it will run through to
New York every day in twenty-four hours. leaving
St. Louis at 6 o'clock P. M, reaching New York the
next evening at 6 o'clock, ST. Louis time o'clock
New York time.
The. Extra Fare on this Special Train from
St Louis to New York will be four dollars ($4.00).
Information regarding THE "a Hour New
Yorker" and other New York trains over THE
Standard Railroad Of America will be cheerfuly
furnished at the Pennsylvania New York Short Line
St. Louis Ticket Office. 10th and Olive Streets,
or please address:
J. M. c~HESBROUGH, General Passenger Agent,
Century Building, St. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-06
MARY GARDEN SAYS
SHE IS ENGAGED
Noted Queen of Opera
Cries for Her Man Clear
Across the Atlantic, Poor
Thingl

fUt iuVHd ffeN@sl
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-BluHhinRly
admitting that she IL engaged and
that mo one will know the mans
name until the wedding takes
place" Mary Garden, the operate
singer, arrived here today on the
Adrlatic. Pointing TO a diamond
pendant which abe wore, the WON
an who has captivated the music
lovers OF two hemlspheres said
"He gave this pendant to me.
Really, am so lonesome for him
that / cried all the way over on
the steamer You see. you cannot
understand what a lovabie man
he ls.
Miss Garden denied that she was
10 enter convent and said that
the report had It's origin probably
from the fact that she had been
converted 10 Roman Catholicism
II intend to be baptized" she
said, when return TO France
next spring"
When II was intlmated that she
had become interested In the suf-
fragette movement, Miss Garden
said.
Il am not a suffragette and do
not propose TO become one You
sec, n womana brain is two
ounces lighter than a mans That
IL the reason that man IL superior
In governmental and business af-
fairs
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~oambIsr o. The wsa~-s.a,,Is.

For the i0th week Of It's stock
season Mt the Seattle. the Russell.
Drew company wlli starting TO
morrow afternoon. offer It's patrons
a play that Ia new TO this city.
entitled The Gambler of the
West" II II mclodrAmR ty
Owen Davis. In which one OF the
sensational features 10 a game Of
cards between the hero and the
villain for the heroine's hand.
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'zaxa" will open III the Lois to
morrow afternoon for one weeks
run. The play. which has not
been Seen here for nearly two
years. IL a comedy drama In five
acts. adapted from the French %
Berton a simon by David Belaaco
Jane Kelton will be seen in the
same role in which Mrs. Leslie
Carter. Florence Roberts and izeita
Jewel have appeared In Seattle
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Al the Majestic. starting Mon
day afternoon. there will be sydney
Deane IN a Christmas on Black.
wells Island" the Nat Navarro Trio
0f European acrobats. Wilson and
De Mondevillc IN a German comedy
playlst. - Thanksgiving Eve" lie.
on Royce. eccentric musician. Ger.
tie Everett. comedlcnne, Max DUFF
fock. novelty contortionist and the
motion pictures.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AZ the Orpheum. starting Monday
afternoon. there Will be seen VII.
liam II. Thompson 4 co. in Pride
Of the Regiment" the Hirachoff 81.
berian troupe Of Russian singers
and dancers; Dan Quinlan and Kel.
Ter Mack. the Two Boba In the mu.
steal skit. Before the Party :"
James r. Macdonald. singer. Mabel
MoKane. Paul Kleist and the mo.
ton pictures.
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Herbert's cats and dogs viii head
the new show to be seen at the
Pantages. starting Monday after.
noon They will be supported by
Redway a. Lawrence IN a comedy
akit: Dcltorelil a Gliesanda- Europe
an musical clowns. Coyne q Tinlin.
acrobats. Keen e. Adams. comedy
singers and takers. James H. Wat
ers. comedian. the illustrated song
and the motion pictures.
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Emma nuntIna-orand.

Emma Bunting. a strong local
fnyorite By reason OF her several
lengthy stock engagements tn thiA
city. vii play her first engage.
ment at the Grand for the week
starting tomorrow afternoon tn
@tsona Rivera" Ihe play has ml
ready been uaed with success by
Miss Bunting In this city. II is
Bculah poyn'cr's dramaiiration Of
the Mary Holmes novel. In four
acts.
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nkh an heroic struggle to
IN aase her stage name
=. ssa Mabel Taliaferro has
~ hs matter In despair and
:,.<' 80 q her own patronymlc
! ..a she will b. carried on
/ \ ssans A. Mabel Taiiaferro
! =. iaen' mispronOunciation Of
4 name led Miss Tallaferro
" ! husband. Frederic Thomp.
snss.,,m',,sse n' The name Nell" as
~ -. They perhaps fondly
I fs.s -, NE name would become
II r .aay adopted as was Char.
lsss. sagsiees stage name. "f.otta
- a.'on ago But II wasn't The
! -. s you'd not stand Tor he
III sI. 4, ..lss ialiaferro's own name
says printed in the sentence ,,,e
IL 1ne term Nell was
tzne prayer can change
VI, ,,s,e.esaaiulIy dIsca Card, 'i ,ho
~ . shlnfle Madden. bgf oniy
H. a loas lapse Of years IN Minnie U1js
49, s.lIehed to MIS-. Bruno ,"'' n
~ 1917 III wed 70 change IN ~.
NJ SAD, but never So.
Frs,' sn a. the latter. +. Dan.
tsis.sssis always has hla p i,1',.
as'',,aals Old friends a. ap DgOe ram.
Asas,s Ae has ever 4 been sc T,,I
.'. g sossbrth bas . -.
ssss;, his Christian Mann mania lia
wa IN u here sae .s~ halne' ne
ss s''si Besworth' He p = S,o,'l
esr s's.l . lay the foanda a. p6o "a,
~ Ian and Irue press s saoT LOT
n EssId iIse ~ a sham
Auss Il, Names With wbIes s'a ,hs''
are deferred from ~,
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''Jekyll and Hyas---Alhambra.

Tomorrow night George Fawcett
and bis most capable company
will begin their third and last week
AZ the Alhambra In a revival of
DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" which
has not been seen here for three
years past The play Is founded
on Robert Louis stcvensona story.
the central character beins a stu.
dent and scholar who. under the
influence OF a powerful drus. leads
dual life.
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FIrs, Popular cooesr, TomOrro~.

TpmoFrow afternoon at the
Moore the Seattle Symphony Or
ehestra. under the baton Of Henry
Hadlsy. will give the first OF a
series OF i2 Sunday afternoon pop
ular concerts. 70 be played during
the fall and winter moutts Prices
viii be popular The complete
program was published In The
Star several days ago.
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NEXT WEEKS pLAvellls.

VNYRiGHr Lorimer In "The
WV Shepherd King" will be
w the offering AZ the Moore
tomorros night and all next week
The play Ia four.act romantic
drama. written by f.orlmer him.
self aud played by him Tor six
seasons, The story ID OF the shop.
herd boy David. afterward King OF
Israel. and follows the Old Tcsta.
mcnt account faithfully. William
A Brady IL the manager.