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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
BUILDING CONTRACTS
REPORTED YESTERDAY

John Parrell with Demartini & Caranza-AIl
work except finish hardware shades and chan
deliers for one story frame building at NV
avenue and 95 in B street; q. GOO
William F. Klein with George g. Moren-A1l
work excepting plumbing painting and electric
wiring for a three story frame dwelling In ". line
Of Clayton street, 125 Of Fell n 25 by W
1868; SO, $40.
Mrs T. Gularte with S. SchelI-Carpenter
work etc. for alterations and additions to make
a two story frame building at 14l Lexington
avenue near Eighteenth street: 50. $50.
Henry and Anna Mohns with ALL STAFFORD
To erect two story frame building in " line Of
sFfrsf avenue, S5 n OF Irving street, w 95 by
n %; So, $50.
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Chanberlin & Co. report an active
business since they removed their Of
fees to the Claus Spreckels building.
The following are the most important
of their recent sales:
For r. Russell Stapler to E. A. Boulton S
room cottage, lot 25xlO0 feet at S23 Twenty
eighth avenue, north of California street; price,
For Rex Bayles to George Fillmer improve
ment company, room cottage at 426 Twenty
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
SUMMER SUN LURES CITY FOLK TO FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES
NUMEROUS SALES MADE,
DURING THE WEEK

nth avenue near Clement street, lot 25x12O
feet: price. IS 200.
For NJ NJ Deeble to F. K. BsrtheI. southeast
corner OF Tenth and Judah streets. 32:6x1O0 feet;
price, $1,000
For Henry Boelsems to Rex Bayles lot 25x
100 feet In west line of 1hirtieth avenue, 20
feet north of Geary street; price. S9OO -
For E. B. Brooks TO NJ. 7. Borneque, lot zSS
100 feet north line Of Drake street formerly
West Clay) 20 feet west OF Twenty NTH ave
nue.: price. 81. so
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

The reason egotists are the most
cheerful people in the world is that
they are so well satisfied with them
selves
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

j. J.. Castle of Inwood was a LEAD.
E. visitor last Saturday.
G. w. Marston advertises 200 acres
OF cornstalk pasture. See his ad.
MI. J. E. Ferguson came down from
Minneapolis last week on business.
Mr.. Hays Of Oklahoma, brother OF
Mrs. A. J. Minor, and her sister Mrs.
Ktnsley Of Ames, who were guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. Minors home have re.
turned to their homes.
John Huntington, writes that he
will leave Usage, Iowa, on the 18th
inst, for his home at Lents, Oregon,
and will visit brothers at Jamestown
and Enderlin, N. D., on his way back
west, and wants his LEADER to fol.
low him westward.
The Griegs were at Fairview last
Sunday and assisted in the mustca.
program at the dedication OF the
Lutheran church. This splendid
singing society is always ready to as
sist in church or benevolent work
when called upon.
The Board of directors of the Lin
coin County Farmers Mutual Insur
ance Company met at the Office O
Secretary Math Hanson in the cour'
house last Friday, for the purpose 0
levying a two mill tax to meet losses
No tax had been levied for the tw,
years previous, hence the present levy
The policy holders In the Mutual ge
absolutely safe insurance and promp
payment, because the company i
composed Of about 400 wealthy farm
ers. The losses are light and tn
cost to maintain this Mutual protec
tion Is very little. The business O
, the company is handled by Mr.. Han
son. a guarantee Of perfection in deta
and accuracy In all matters as to In
surance and losses, and the Lincol
county company is considered tn
most successful and best manage
company in the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Earl Boyce purchased the Jonas
Gray home.
Kinsey Fobes OF the LEADER was
helping Joe Juel take the kinks out
of the mule department of the
LEADERS gas engine last week, and
was inspecting the spark chamber
when the spark spanked and kinsey
had his hair singed better than any
barber ever singed a sports wig.
Kinsey retired to the looking glass
section and gazed upon a beautifully
singed complexion without comment.
The members of the republican
county central committee and candi-
dates met in the office OF chairman
Kundert In the court house last Sat
urday, and discussed ways and means,
and arranged for speakers. Harrison
J. Brown is secretary Of the commit
tee. The candidates and the COM
mittee will do all in their power to
get out a full vote and thus keep old
| Lincoln in the banner list.
John A. Swanson, a resident of Can
ton, had a patent issued to him on
June IA, 1910, covering a new wind
mill which shows that Mr.. Swanson
has given the subject of windmills
careful study. The top Of his mill
has s spokes or fans and rotates like
the little wind cup used by the wealth
or huraan IN 0etnrnipo volnoitv nj
wind. The motive power would look
like a barrel at a distance. The S
fans so round and do the work in fine
shape. 1t IS a great improvement on
the old windmill and it looks as il Mr..
Swanson had invented a great fortune.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Williams
we're LEADER visitors Monday.
DR.. Mold says: II the party who
carried away a cut glass cream pitch
er from his counter IN Saturday Oct.
8, will return the same at once no
questions will be asked or trouble
follow. TIT.
MI. and Mrs. Hans Brynjulson re-
turned from their Perkins county Wis
1t last Sunday, and from all reports
Hans had the time of his life among
the cowboys and the cowgirls. He
went everywhere and told the tender,
feet homesteaders how he did 1t AZ
years ago In Lincoln county. Every
body fell in love with the big Lincoln
county boomer and they all wanted
him to stay. Mr.. Anderson, the nom
inee for sheriff, took Mr.. and Mrs. B
to Lennon when they departed 70
home.
An item in the Pleasant View cor
respondence last. week said MRS. Free
Williams with others we're guests a
the Flory home. A good many younj
men and quite a number of youns
ladies got after Fred and wanted t.
know all about MRS Fred. He de
ciared BY all that was glorious tina
he was single at present-hadn't beel
married, and didn't know when h
would "doubleup." All Fred's trou
bles about a bride originated in tn
composing department of the LEADEl
Office when q little IS" slipped Il
alongside the letter 'r'' In Mr.. Tn,
proof reader didn't know but "Mrs.
Fred was correct and 50 the iette
$50 made Fred's'friends think he ha
'done gone and done it," The com
positors say they will be glad to pu
that letter IS" on when Fred give
the word.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Clerk of Courts Olsen attended the
dedication Of the Lutheran chur ch
at Fairview Sunday.
Lawrence Crowell and wife came up
from Chatsworth Saturday for an ov-
er Sunday visit at home.
Allen Cunningham of CHEROKEE,
Iowa, arrived last week for a visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Min
or. Mr.. Cunningham is a brother Of
Mrs. Minor.
Gus Mold is home from Chicago.
When he went there he intended to
become a student in the Northwestern
University, but his heart troubled
him and the doctors advised him to
return home where the atmosphere
was better for heart action.
The first duty of a good citizen is to
register his will on election day. He
owes that much to the state as a law
abiding citizen. Lincoln county will
cast ver three thousand votes if the
voters turn out, and it Is the sincere
hope Of the LEADER that a full vote
will be registered. The republican
majority ought to be close to 1000.
Miss Carrie Hanson, a former resi-
dent Of Canton, but now the owner OF
a fine homestead in Arrowhead Val
ley, Perkins Co. not far from the new
railroad town of Faith, arrived In
Canton Sunday for a home visit as
we'll as a visit with her many friends.
Miss Hanson was a correspondent OF
the LEADER before leaving for Per,
kins county, and now her very inter.
esting letters from Arrowhead Valley
are highly appreciated by LEADER
readers. She brought along a number
Of interesting Kodak views of the
county and a big potato, raised by hel
brother Charlie, to show that the dry
season didn't affect vegetables. She
also had the rattles of a snake she
killed and for Lewis Larson's informa
ton, states that her watermelon!
were fine, but the COWS, etc, did the
business. She will remain in Cantor
for two weeks and will then return tt
her farm, overcoat or no %overcoat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenniso1
and family departed for Minneapoli.
last Saturday morning in their biz
auto, expecting to reach their desti
nation Saturday evening. MI. Ken
niSon has a fine home rented, 22l:
Polk street, N. E., and his bushes:
office will be 4O4-4O6 Palace Building
where he will handle his Northwes
tern and Florida real estate interests
He is President of the Southland
Home Company of Florida, with ar
office at Orlando. He is also Presi
dent of the Kennison Land Company
which represents townsites and land!
in Montana, and has other interest!
at various points along the Milwau
kee road from Roundup west. Mr.
Kennison has been remarkably sue
cessful in his real estate operations
and has the foundation laid for bis
business in Florida. He disliket
very much to leave Canton but hi!
business can be more conveniently
handled from Minneapolis, hence thu
change, but Canton will always bt
the old home town to him and hi.
estimable family.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
Department of Insurance.

Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas, the st. Paul Mutual Hail &
Cyclone ms. Co. a corporation organic
ed under the laws of Minnesota, has fl
ed In this office a sworn statement ex-
htbiting it's condition and business for
b year ending Dec. 81, 1903, con-
eormable to the requirements OF the
laws OF this state, regulating the bus
inegs of insurance.; and.
Whereas. The said company has! filed
In this Office a duly certified copy of Its
charter. with certificate of organfza-
ton, In compliance with the require
menta OF the insurance law aforesaid:
y RasfOrd.
Copmissioner OF Insurance of the state
OF South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws. do hereby certify
Est TIC named company is fully
eGents, to transact Its appropriate bus
mess of Hail and Cyclone Insurance In
this state, ~according to the laws there
q: until the 2S,h day OF February, A b.
n Testimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and Official seal a
!1esre. this Int day OF March. A. 2.
(0eall o. s. BAsFORD,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Wanted--A good second hand roll
err top desk and a medium sized safe.
Canton Milling Co.
F. A. Reynolds. 1917
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

3,eoo.oeo.oe
sls.so7.ss
90.3eI.91
OF SOUTH
TEAR 118e
} 1e.321.0S
S,1ol.i1
STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department OF Insurance.

"a AOIhOEISys 20
Whereas. The United States Fidelity
4 auaranty...Co..a corporation organ
|lxed under he laws OF Maryland has
MED In thi: once sworn statement
for the year ending December 81, 1905,
|ponforma6le to the requirements of the
laws of this state regulating the bust
ness OF Insurance; and,
Whereas. The said company has fled
In this once q duly certified copy Of
|its charter. With certificate OF orsaai-
|eatfon, In compliance with the require
OF insurance aw@Ssorssala
low. Therefore, I. o. Basfor1.
Cemmtsatoner OF Insurance OF the state
OF sSosth 3 pursuanttc the pres
Visions Of said laws. do hereby car
afx I-that=tMeSaseFe HaUed company 10
f1liy empowered through its author
Ti.ed asentss 70 transact tts sappropri-
ate Dusfnees Of Fidelity, Surety, Burr.
|lary. Employes. Liability and title
|0EarAMty ineurAnce In this state, 40.
Ecefding TO laws thereof, until the
1e1h day OF February. 4. D.. 1911.
- Testimony whereof. have here
4nNo get my .AaAA ed. eesclal seal 9
|$2s3fe. eAse 1t q March, - p,
-, O 1HApyoRD.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

STATE OF SOUTH Dakota
Department Of Insurance.

Z1OHnPduy 3-OorGlnC6te OF Authority.
WhereaI, Inc Kansas City Life IN.
suranee Co. a corporation Organized
undor the laws Of Missouri, has ale6
IN this cfhce a sworn statement exc
hibiting Its condition and business for
the year ending December 81, 1903, COM
formabls to the requirements OF the
avs OF this state regulating the buai.
ness OF insurance.; and,
whereas, The said company has filed
IN this office q duly certified copy OF ita
charter, w.th certificate 81 o-SaHlsa-
ton, in compliance with the require
msnts OF the Insurance law aforesaid;
Therefore, Baslerd
Commissioner Of Insurance a the state
oy s0Ufh DAR0tA pursuant to the prO-
visions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered, through its authorized
agents. to transact its appropriate bus-
mess of Life Insurance in this state.
according to the laws thereof unffi
the 18th day OF February. A. d. 1911.
In Testimony whereof. I have here.
unto set my han ofle1al zeal n
Pierre, this LIST day OF March, a. r..
0D0Wesseoao4 q ~Inou060on
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14
ANIMAL sTAEnHQWC
Fer M Year Fading D16SAb0R 01A
a. d. 1905.
OF the Conditions and A4slra q ~
H0mTU1HRN AASUJR

OF MICHIGAN
Organised under the laws Of the state
ct Michigan, made to the Insurance
Department Of the State Of 60utA
Dakota pursuant to the laws there6f.
President, Clarence l.. Ayres; SEQ
rotary. Robert X. Orr; Home Once.
Majestic Bldg. Detroit. Mich; Ineor-
porated January gath, 1907, Com
meRcsd business October 10. 1907.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Policies in force Deem.
BUSINESS IN THE STATE
DAKOTA DURING THE
Policies on the livsasof CIT
iSens of said state issued
during the year ........
Premiums collected ......
Expsnses in South Dakota
during the year ..........
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14
ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ he Year EndinE December 31DA
A. d. 1905.

GUARANTY CoMrxNf
under the laws Of the State
q Maryland. made to tps INSURANCE
Dakota pursuant to the laws OF said
State. Prpsident, JohA R.. Bland,
Vice President, j. Kemp B4rtlett, Sec.
BusiR ess, August 1, 1895; In~corporaS-
&C March 10. 1896: Principal Office,
Baltimore, Md.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

D. s BASFORD.
0o0mtssteneP - InsuSanoo
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

BusINEss IN THE STATE OF !
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR
Premiums received .......S II
Losses paid ........... 1:
Expenses incurred ....... /:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Tof ~
Risks cancelled and expir-
cd during the ear $500.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

Net in force ......S:
BUSINESS IN THE STATE {
DAKOTA DURING THE VI
Premiums received .......o
kk00Ses paid
31penses incurred .......
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beautiful lots on which the family is living
IN mere shack AZ the eNtr"m. rear
Often II - not the kitchen, II - NOR" ike
n hen no .ss
The eaiwinner ia a man on salary
and n. family lives in this way in order
10 put the rent money into the lots. When
the lots are paid for the kitchen portion
Of good house IN put up. When hat -
paid for the rest Of the house Is added On
in front. By that time probably the man
can sell the property for several times
what h" paid for II.
N Colvill.. the county seat 81 stevens
county. this year one Of the churches
promised % build a parsonage for the
rnIng-'.r after II finished the new church
building Finding NO hous. ~ what he
considered "a rel- enable rent IN" minister
calmly -.-t up a tent beside IN" church
and lived IN u till the parsonage Wa
ready amt nobody thought anything
about ~
Money making j. So much ~ the ar IN
" a-hin - IN hat women are IuteCt-i hY
~ The large towns are fun If women
who make. fnOney IN real -Ia," III IN"
hotel and restaurant business and ether
commercial lines Mrs. Phuh- Cox III"
one woman member 81 the spokane
I ranb"r If Commerce. - AN "Nampl"
Mrs Cox was l.f' a widow with y bdhv
mouths I'D and only her own exert IONS
ro 'ep.nd on. Sh. opened "A hrariIu.
hpu-.. II cogr~'' She ran - good Il
boarding house that she soon md money
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20 invest Now she owns two hotels. a
roomIus house. a hanis ne residence m
~pDka1" = fr.n' ra.ch and A mine IN
Idaho. Sh" - "a good type Of the bu~ln r~s
women Il Washington.
British Inv eStments.
From Dguy Consular ART YrCGc r. nOris
In the l.r~r uInS months Of this wear
tn. money publicly rII-.-L from EngIisn
IN 80. OT- i stated by IN. London Econ
m Z g. have r"icGt.i he Enormous sum
II 81 nii s1vUu IClr journal ait-
T. must b" understood that 'hI- figure
r'Ir'.-"ut- mot nominal rtrlttl but actual
,iprtIl received. and that unls those pros
I"'lu-ss~ . r. taken into account When ar"
pub.I,N Id,.rrl>rd Fr,tfr ISSUES are
n..,''.'Ut'.i tu| The L. rye amount OF capital
Raised by pr'Ntr" md lu,-l NEGOTIATIONS
have, uD place" ~ fhI- ,t,ul'lun THIS
record 81 ,.pf'tII-TIr .uf"rT rl-.- goes
ahead o' "ry N.ur' uTt. IUu-lv recorded
fur 20" 'HIl 'N"I., months ui pT''. iuu- y"trS
ia ~. 'r-' UIur O.! un'n~ - ms YEAR
ne great BORROWERS q British money
have been foreign railways. . total 81 over
s2tT. ,'0 ,.n hay ing been rI,-,-i On heir
account Chi"fV uu h.. tDu,'- - American
rII.rrar~ ~.Cpni ~ -i.'' are he British
. Gu. ,rit'r'ut borrowings. hIch amounted
tD sI2u .'sH unr. AMI colonial Gov eminent
.-ar- <lIr ~ u.u. White fuT-lA.n Govern
tn,ur lu.,a- I'u.Iufoi 20 : c,''.un'. A. 10
- nation & ,aU.'Il 10y country. SIR
'ss nj" Vent 'p IrltI-h pp--"-4lunS aud
SI>j .yn u'N To- ia" Unite: states.
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Adventares Of a
Young Woman az
Her First appearance
as a Saternamerary

Why could not I he an extra and see ut
close range the Divine Sarah had
long vorshipp"d across the footlights:
What did Christmas presents. dinner
engagement and few other thing g. includ-
ing my ignorance Of the play and how to
got place what did all Of these matter,
OF course it would I've strenuous. but sup
ing with Nine Bernhardt was worth IL.
The Yuletide burden Of transferring
bits of merchandise from department
stores To individuals rolled lightly from
my shoulders. The host OF expectant
friends and relatives that had haunted
m. for days vanished in a rosy atmosphere
and only the probability Of being late for
dinner. bobhed up to stay nv progress
Fac led m. directly to the stage en-
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radiance was standing in tn" wings
nodding and smiling as we filed by And
the music Of that golden voice chcrrcd
uS a. wa began the Mont Blanc ascent to
tho dr. ssing room.
Hastily our draperies wse discarded
and wardrobe women fell upon Ills on"
after the other. pinning and decking III
with jewels. swapping on bracelets and
tying necklaces with professional in
difference To expressions Of pain when the
on" punched or the other Chokad.
This feverish interval and we were
discovered mote the correct term on tho
stage. When the curtain rose. d gayiy
dressed thronG laughing. talking and
moving about.
our directions for this scene certainly
had the merits II extreme simplicity:
Follow the leader This leaders com
nandlng tone and limited English mad"
an amusing continuation com. com"
go. go -laf. laf.- -e-nuf. "-nuf.-
Suddenly among the thronG rrcoC
riy",l the beard Of Judas fscrrioi Then
| saw Peter. Prul and other disciples.
soon the CkriSt-Ihere wis no mistaking
Gould have been transplsnred from
that department stor. to Oberammcr-
gau?
Thcn there came Bernhardt herself.
whit. rohsd and divine. so great WAS
the spoil that | forgot ! was only piece
NJ -aif-pr"prll!ng stage property, an
atom Of a moving background Every
thing was lost Ia mo ! stood enchanted
by her untIla familiar. piercing -s-s-s-st,-
reached my ear.
Then realized with horror that all INV
companions had vanished and gone.
whereupon | made a hastv and confused
exit uDf ~tage-hack- left Bat not
until had shared generously an enrhu-
sllstIc curtain call with the greatest act
ross in all the world.
On my way home ! learned that had
assisted MINI" BerUhardt in pres.n-
tatlon Of Ros;and's play la Samari-
t'iue.- But | have yet 10 buy those
Christmas presents
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Like . shuttle I WAS showed to The end
Of a dark. narrow hall blocked with men
and boys. There were doors on every
hand and just as | was deciding by the
approved method OF -Eeny. meeny.
miny. mo- which one to try a deep voice
out Of the shadow shouted: -Mont-z.
Montez- and fed up the only stairs
in sight. springing over trunks and
boxes at each landing and catching
glmpse- along the way of dressing rooms
and members Of the company in various
stages Of makeup.
Like Jack and the enchanted bean
stalk kept climbing. but never seemed
: o reach the end Suddenly door opened
and "a was gathered into a riot Of cos
tunes and cosmetics. a confusion Of rosy
cheeks. red lips and psncilled eyebrows
I caught a large bundle thar was thrown
into my arms roomful OF girls were
dressing like mad
What was the play? Who were We?
What were We TO do? No one knew any
more about it than I did Their. seemed
10 be only need OF the greatest expedition.
I lost no time in doing as saw my
neighbors doing. donning the contents
OF my bundle. which proved to be
6esh colored tights with real toes. san
dals. a Roman tunic and many other
accessories.
When the last bit had been adjusted
long gray draperies were thrown over
US and we were instantly transformed
into a company OF ghosts.
No sooner had this been accomplished
than a signal like a fire alarm sounded
and we were hustled downstairs. shooeGi
out on the stage and after IA brief interval
recalled by commanding -S-s-s-st'-
from the other side.
Thus it was I made my metropolitan
debut and though there were no special
curtain calls or bouquets IN my name |
considered II great success. for my
dearest friend could never have recog-
nised me from the audience. a possibility
which had caused me great concern
Up to that time I had not learned Just
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As one consequence women who live
in homes which POSSESSES every comfort
and many luxurieS and who wear clothes
Of fine material and fashionable make
do all their own work. even for a large
family Another result - that on the
big whea; ranches when the harvest
gang Is 80 large that II - physically inn
possible Tor one woman to cook for them.
Il there are no grswn daughters IN the
family the husband has 20 turn in and
help. Often the curious sDeCtacle may
be seen Of a man who owns from ONO 20
$40 acres ~ wheat and has pernaI =
$50 90 IN the bank merkly peeling pota-
toes washing dishes and setting tables.
while his wIf" atI.ns-s to the more .-@O'eric
mysteries II the craft over the cook
stove
Another curiosity - the woman who
lives a life Of leisure nine months IN IN"
year IN one ~ The smaller towns. She
dTeS-ss well. attends card parties and
literary clubs takes IN N" plays. yerhaI
takes "A "trip 10 Seattle or San Franchise
And when sumner comes she goes -D "A
ranch house and liVe- the lIf. Il slave. ~
the cook stove till harvest - over onC.
more.
Another feature peculiar To Eastern
eyes ~ the way people will live whI" pay
Ing for CI"g real estate TN tn" line
residence streets e ~'Dokan- are many
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A Debut
With
Bernhordt

After an early luncheon I started out
ON the merci,.ss trail for Christmas pres
ents and soon found myself waiting
impatientlv before a saleswoman who was
en- gagged in listening to the animated
monologue Of friend across the counter.
So intent was l on checking OF my
seeraingly interrninahle lst Of friends
that il was in the vaguest way that first
req. ROD the subject under discussion.
NV. but she's great" the theatrical look
ing friend II the saleswoman was saying
Nothing but the promise of six weeks
steady work could get me away. though
I've only walking part. Bernhardt's
got the Others heat all hollow and she
o., wha d Won think Of ir' There's
special matinee to-day with lot Of extras