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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
REFLECTIONs OF A BACHELOR

From the New York Press.
 Money can always renew its leases on friendship.
 Slow walks with girls make quick en- agreements.
 Blood isn't sc, often thicker than water when there's money in question. F Sermons don't seem so bad when only the rest of the family have to go to hear them. of man puts flower in a letter he writes his wife she can believe he kissed t Mhen, she knows he didn~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
THE as. P. Az

From the Rochester Democrat and Chron- icle.
 Some cities.'' remarks the Birmingham Age Herald. complain that automobiles stand around on the streets as If nobody owned thern'' The formation of a Socie- | ty for the Protection of Automobilel might break up the practice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
SYMPATHY.

The woman who is always looking for sympathy has this kind of luck Five of her chickens die, and the neighbors are sorry; within two hours along comes a woman who has lost ten chickens, and the neighbors promptly forget the first applicant for sympathetic ear.f The woman who is always looking for sym pathy appears in mourning. "See," she seems to say. my black, and pity me, for have lost kin." But the next day someone else loses kin, and the first woman's sorrow is an old story. "She ought to be used to her sorrow by now" the neighbors say, and straightway take their handkerchiefs, fans and camphor bottles to scene of later bereavement.- Atchison Globe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

As soon as T. R. had left the Kaiser after shaking his right hand the latter had an operation performed on it. The grip of the colonel must have been great ly increased in Africa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
ALWAYS A BRIGHT SIDE

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
 The climate is so trying in Chicago that the cityNis treated to nothing better than last years straw hats. .''-Birming- ham Age-Herald.
 Never mind the straw hats, brother Just remember that the cold weather makes the beef come out of that town in better shape for critical appetites.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
PLAIN AS DAY

If love entails self-sacrifice,
 AS we've been often told, A chap can see with, half-shut eyes Why some love knots don't hold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

The President returns to the White House minus a. spring overcoat which
 was lost en route. It is some satisfaction
 to know 1t will not fit the thief unless he is giant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Raymond Duncan and wife are in Chi cago, but that city hesitates to adop. costume that consists of bathrobe and g. pair of sandals. The lake breezes are very penetrating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

The Kaiser entertained the colonel. and now he thinks his salary should be raised from s4,0Oo.oOO to round five million dol lars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Watson will remain in the democrati, party until he again loses his temper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

The seasons Panama hats are tied ur in the custom house at New York. Such hats are not, however, among the neces- sities of life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

When the stock ticket begins to flute then the standpatter and regular jump up to cry out, T told you so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Harry Thurston Peck's love letters would have been all right if they had been written in better English.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
TRICKS ANY HUSBAND GAN LEARN Er,.,,, .,olx

From, PUCK
 TO tell yellow from green in matching SIX. To wash the dishes without break Ing more than two. To keep quiet when ne's spoken to. To face the cook when she's angry. To find out what ails the ras range. To stand in line an hour for two tracing stamps. To set up his wffes brother in business. To get up winter nights to investigate robbers" To smile when his old sweetheart's pictures are burned up To prefer halma at home to olillaros at the club. To drop his old friends because they are '.vulgar.' IT, give up coffee because 1t disagrees with his wife.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Nat Goodwin may yet fall back on his experience and give correspondence les sons on matrimony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

musical talent of Mrs Slack anyway ana the Journal man is practically blind after o'clock in the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Two or three members of the Illinoi legislature were so sleepy they did no share in the famous jackpot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
ALABAMA,s Loss

From the Montgomery Times. Alabama Is a heavy loser by the death of Judge A. A. Coleman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

When baseball becomes a national port folio Ty Cobb is reasonably sure to go into the cabinet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Flying across the English channel is be- coming distressingly common and vulgar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
WELCOME! Let prudes bewail, Or threat to shoot, We blithely hall The bathing suitl
ET.COMri
A NATURE FAKER.

 When I read in my Longfellow, In my nicely bound Longfellow, Swift of foot was Hiawatha; He could shoot an arrow from him, And run forward with such f1eetness That the arrow fell behind him. I repeat, that when I read this In my nicely bound Longfellow, 1 have little hesitation, Very little hesitation, In asserting that Longfellow Was a calm and cheerful liar
 -Congregationalist That's the thought that swiftly struck When we read how Hiawatha> Could outrun fieeting arrow, Hurtled from his mighty bow-string. Johnny Hays could never do it, Though he something of a sprinter. That's the thought that swiftly struck us When we read bout Hawatha, But we didn't feel quite equal To the painful task of saying That the lofty-browed Longfellow Was a "calm and cheerful liar'
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Illinois is now looking for legislators who will be content with their regular salaries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
PROBABLY.

'The peril of moving pictures is being discussed What do you suppose that is?"
 q guess it's the risk a. person runs of dropping them on his toes"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Raising freight rates is almost as catch ing among the railroads as measles among children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

The problem of what to do with our ex- Presidents is wholly a British problem at present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Wall street is trying to scare Washing ton into its own way of doing things.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

President Taft would not miss the bull s-eye if he enjoined the price of but ter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

London still insists that freedom of speech does not go with the freedom of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Senator Bailey asks for suspension of public opinion concerning his stovepipe hat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
NOT so BAD.

"Chubbs is always talking to himself."
 Talking to ones self has It's advan- tages.'
 For instance?"
 "A person is always sure of at least one good listener and there is no danger of being called a liar"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
FACTS IN THE CASE.

"A man was convulsed at dinner party last night while Twiller was telling his mule story"
 "A fine tribute to Twiller's humor."
 Nothing of the sort It was a quicl surrender to ptomaine poisoning."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Begin to hold your breath for the com ing of the census figures of your city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09

Aviators cross the English channel with out getting seasick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-09
'PoP" ANsoN,s HARD LUCK

In the Nicaraguan armies nearly all are either generals or doctors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
f~omiItesG6snino 10. 81.

Ser Ell mbnu ct TIBET SeHpplas af 5amhes 3asnns 81, 49, Der fan faces iom Yr9-
nhef for s125 Sorfub. Senne Bps e ubgipt mb lpedef Senpn til unsbommen,
uI fnoe neMn 9osnng ben, im ben pI iahe flor Ss pa. Sra ale 8anter bar
ri mpotaset rpienbe Breue ON bette gno at 5amiGe' 2esnhs.
ser er SnsboIostaen AT 20. SO:
"gesIebaftn". vi s. g. Bull = Shanas 9lont. af "StHen" - Die Be-
bcren ssnmermerfcr. af Sans Ganrub. - gesle @earta 81 @aanen. ri Ger
sipe = Suffen @arsrete. Gf g. aisIfab. = 9ue ppr Sss. Gf Saob Q. Bull.
- GrGna sfalssipn. 9Wt at Ser sinle. Su. SerMnaubs abeater. III
~9ifen". = "Marsrete 9inb". af "9iaen" - Sur mbo st SrtGuire al Sz
car sb6rina. - Oct frpseise spsseie. vi Stsne @repe - aber im fsuer
W,enneFer. IN. - Sppnebes js faot ub n ubrmaser 9rnuhe. Gf "2iaen".
ellie ee. af Sisne @reoe. Suureret = aahepus. Io 5 giueber - Gn
Sulesr,m 90 buoueSes ben 6sp ianS. Sortrnne. 5riin. Sortrnins meo gHs
asbt mbe Sape. gb gineSe. - "sbe sbree Sears. Spr smaabprn. IL
Snunrotorer. - "gbe Rppepeh Sears on q 5arm". A giueber. Canine girne.
vi @uHab sdrsbr. epsrTat fra spenH- = Snslenes @esebpsntns. Otter s.
smaaHpffer I 4o. 80:
ut ste ct NeenneRe paa 5inserbbierne. - Bit, Bot, Nbt Gre fomtfe Bill
LMr = Sancn ban iuret us tutret Os sraat Sunhreret BINS, Bus! - Zen
lille 9prSeuniulS. SumpreHe Slufreret. - Snrra for SnenanSen. Sumprefe.
| 4 9iuebr. - ct tufenanrbt Gpentpr. - Zen balaneerenSe gansbshc. - Zen
fuummsuSe Gaal. = % Sam idste SlomHer. Samie, Sinns % gtmban.
Surfreret - araafc. Gf Ser Sipte. Smrtrmmft. - Ten Ffhse SIusbas.
geb s giueber. - Zen brGnbenoe Sensetse sGsst SaraHeeu - Yiobas
biemmc. SeITbes SineSe. - 9an Sprene tene? - StsefansHen pa Snmara.
= gisrnebthuier. Oct brGubsnbe eommeprhGSe - 5pHhfens aratptrns.
Ten, im araperc en- Graz. SumorhiT. Ere @iRber On mest truis
Siapic. gfueber Sr Gutter. - Ser fan fumme iaa meset ipaen for en. Sire
bunoriaiFe giueSer = Gig pb ginhriS Iorse. 2pOisbS. - garnrrtm.
Zen tp siemer. - efpnaseren msb stbpieue. geb Sineber = Bette sr en-
sYembpm' aser. SunorfiR. - On WisiebtHsrh. 5umoriiH. 8 gineber
sanSt aRpS. Gnp = Hisen Spntebmia.. - Sen file DE- - On Hs % tp
eunS. SumorifiR. - Der, gmi os Gtpm sHeas. @eS 8 siueSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

Sfrefsrnb Dor ire @ange efter fin
fsrite uoreiie | europa, nemIig
1S73-74, oa ban unoer ct geieg /
Sonoon boIbt ct GoreSrae, iom uafte
iimadnelig Spiigt og gap anIebnins
I'll Gannelie Of De isrite aomiteer !
europa til SnbiamIina al Benge for
SontalmiSfionen, 1SS1-S3, ba ban
26oe Suli 1882 | ariitiania inbpi.
eoes til WisiionspreIt, os ts94-95,
oa ban ogiaa bereiite De Soreneoe
Stater.
S~frefsrubs 2ip bar ba ppret bra-
matiif NOT. Nen aiennem oisie Gp-
lepeIier, bette mangfoIoige arbeioe
ubfoloeoe bans aorafter og Berion-
li9beo fig iterft og riot. San bar ct
gepis for, at Oct er Berionligbeoen
og oen alene, iom brpoer Sci.
San bapoe ob~eroroentIise gpncr.
San falotes ct al oe ~itorite Sprog.
genier, iom bar Iebet. Sans Gnergi
o. lloboIoenbeb bar ligeiaa forbaii-
ienbe Tom bans flare aano % iterfe
Wpnoisbeb. Sans geItalenbeo bar
elimrenbe, BEN sap BAN fulofommen
Wagt oper Silbsrerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
6pilfe SDroer fan
Nopimglc bore,

s en- Bog, "Gieiin ser 5biernelt'
(Dpreoeroenens &iPmper), iom net.
op er uofommet, beifipftiger Or.
Eb. Sen Jig meo bette Spsrgsmaal
og iammenitiGer en- Rpffe interes.
iante Sagttagelier. Oct er Dog ifte
let nsiagti9t at angipe ben 89gt,
lom enfelte &oofugle Tan b9pe fra
Sorben. Sa 8pttet / mango Siliel-
be TANNER fra SugIeoeroeren, laber
8Ggten Jig fife nben pioere betrae-
tie iom en- baaret 9prOe, ga De al He.
peren grebne SleIe8 6laren piitnof
/ ~betpoelig 8rab letter beres Grams
port til &eoet. On 900 Sugl piloe
for ansriberen betpoe en- longt tlin.
gere 9prbe emo en- idaret.
gnfelte 3opflgIes 9rGItationer er
imiolertio ganffe ~betpoeIige. 9rebm
fortPller ON en Urn, Der ilpbte en-
ioa itor og iterf Suel iom en- Seire
80 8ilometer til fit Geoe. gfen for
en- Sugl maa ieIp en- poren Sare
pore en- ~betpbelig @99t, oe BOG flp-
Der Ernen let afiteo meo Sarer.
geditein fanot | ct grnereoe genene
al 40 Sarer, og Spgeren &agg op.
bogeoe | ct an6et &ebe &eiterne al
Ell Semiefio, en- R9p, ct WurmeIopr
og fem gdmle Sarer. Oct er iaale-
oes ilet life urfmeli9t. at Srnene
griber og ilpper bort meo in1aa 9ern.
s Spdnien ier man npiten oaglig,
at briitise Erne fIaor neb paa Sior-
bernie og tager Gam og aio. at Sc
fife blot roper bore Susiaars Gam,
men ogiaa De itore, pilbe Sdars, bar
Or. 3ea ielb iogttaset. De ipnes
enoog at anaribe M9pe.
Sihubi fortpQer, at ban enaang
bar 8ibne til, at en- Urn paa en-
8letlher Hog alserne / en- &pp og
flsi afiteb meo Den. GIuoielia be-
gpnote Rspereu at baife meo Bin.
gerne og ~forioanbt bag en- 9iergrpg.
ga Sidubi iIeoe til, tom 4ppen iom
en- Bil Isbenoe forbi BAN, og mart
fanot ban Gruen meb operbiot
Strube. Oct bar Ipffeoes Ippen at
itr9ffe Salien iaaleoes, at Sen funoe
bibringe 6ugIen ct osoeIigt 9io.
Der er mango Grempler paa, at
Hopfigle fau bore gDroer, iom er
tlluaere en0 be ipln
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Zen SurtutSe Sirfe.
(giitr "suiesrru,rtn."

-Srftor sc. 8. 0ommcr8np8,
euse1e, Greg, bar antaget aaIo ira
Cob Siu Renigbeb, Butte, 06ont.
-9ditor o.. Sburion bleu Sen.
6ag ben 27oe 9topbr. infert / lit me
anlb / Bari 8iper, q. O., al areb.
iens 8iiitntor, SGitOr 8. 8. airfe'
berg.
-@aitor s. g. @usrrm bolot vi.
iteospr9oiten / RoIie, ga, Ssuoag
ben 27oe RooeHber. San bar MI
optagct arbeioe | fit me aalb. 8or
&ioer % Stunmser @cnigbeoer
81.
-Soloen MeniJbeb, Rait. s. 8
5ieIoitaos aalo, optOg tit ourIigt
SStoffer til YHsiionen Iafiiseiesoa
gen. S241.80 iuofom. 9ote We
uigbeo / iamme aalo optog lit &eit
offer ben 13oe Nopember. $62 mo
tom.
-SoIoen MenisbeS, Bat. 8. 8
aieloitaos aaIo. bar / CONNER pub
iet rp fin saHde Strife. ina ben e'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Jprie / Qrbeioet.
SelbreS gienoprettes neo De rctte NG-
ringsmibler.

Se dlmin6eIige iunbe WGnS %
apiroer er ieOponligpis iorige FOR at
funne rofsre noget npttigt / 2ipet.
@sen Ioo 3pspepiia eIler ilet Sor.
hfielie faa Sa3 / en-, og ole 8isre.
mail mi bliOe en- 8prbe.
"Sor ct Iar iiSen, efter at bape
fommet mig efter en- Operation"
~ifriuer en- Game fra 0tidigar, "be.
spnote min Isupe og mine Ierper at
plag, mig.
"Wfin appetit bar iaa forifielig,
men nnar Sen blep tilfrebsitilet,
hiIgte ilet SorSGieIie. Eli ANDRE 81.
Der baOoe ieg ilet ir5en appetit,
Spao ieg ipiite bar life nrrcitbe, os
leg 6lep ito0i9 Ioaaere.
Seq table S~uteresie | alt % on
ifeoe at pGre aIene. Seq bap6e al
tib boot 1obe Rerper, men mi funoe
ben minbite Sing foritprre mig og
paofsre mig en- beftia Sopeopinr.
ut soa oper GGreliet foiteoe &nitr9n'
gelie, og at foretage SeJemssoeler
bar life at taIe ON.
Seq boobe ieet @rape9snts oper-
teret, men troeSe ben Sio life noget
berpaa. 3iIii6it, ga Bet ipntes ION
on leg moatte iuIte libel, be9pnote
ieg at ipiie 9rupelNiits.
Seq bapSe life pGret iihuno til al
arbeioe pna ct aar, men efter | to
0saaueoer at bape ipift Srape.shits
bar lea iorig efter at betiae no9et
gein Ropc pIugeoe mig life, mine
Rerper par ioa it1rfe iom nosert'
iinbe, % SrrtereSfe / 2ipet 90 ambi
ton er fommet tiEbaae rneo Selbre'
ben"
9as "Sbe 4oao to @eaoiae"
hoer Faffe. Ser er en- @rmo".
RoseuFnSe Irf cpenitaaenSe SreO J
st mt pil iprefomme fra SiS I'll an
ben. 9e er Gste, fanbe % faios a
S~utcresie for IenneffebeSen.
esns '1essraa.eshsa" III sIsot % Sen
net 4 bel QguIle uauA-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Srifirfcu.
tgftcr ~SpIiebId6et-.l

- @aob, Surou og Soar Ntenig.
hc0cr, Dan oa RobertS 60, 2. 9af.,
Taitor 6. \. TeitpoIoS aaIS, bolbt
lime AarSmsoer / Nopember Woareb.
6nruoen 8ols al Gmbeosm9no oiu.
beIlittteoe Yteni9beoeSrne at bpgge
EreitebuS til &aaren.
- Gaitor 2. u. Soaeiieu ftf for.
riae Snsooa Iften @eisg al ling.
0omSforenmaer o. andre NSeoIem-
mer al ct. 2ufaS Wsenisbeb. Der fon1
Tor at taffe ham for bet arbeioe, ban
banoe neoIagt / Weuiebeoeu. be man
&c Iar ban bopoe opret oenS Brett.
en Veueeaoue blep bam operraft al
aPr. .. s. 9rube. 8aitor Solefior
taffeoe Tor 8ooen. OF en- bpaaeliq
afteu tilbra5ps | EreitefpIfenes
Siem. Saitor Eonefieu er ipm op.
Init iratrouht iom Brett for Ct. On,
tbs Reuigbeb, % bans 8labs er ouer,
taget al Haitor Claus Wforgau.
Sbiei Gtoer Soils areos Soft
msoe afbolbtes / Silono Mcnmbeo
RUleon Go, Rirm., Yaltpr Sumbols
GaIh, t5oe-17be Iopember. Is
bet begpnSte meS TrGSifen al 1ait
8ieSfielb oper 1 Sob. I, 5-10
Somtaleemnet. Watt. 10. 21-2S
i~nbleoebes al Iaitor gaien. llnSe'
neutrality-suspicious. ben iioit
Dag at RsSet tnlte Eait. 8reSeiei
ON og for Augsburg Seninariim
boorefter ct Ofier optoaes til Yreite
itolen. ct Offer nptoaes oaiaa ii
areoiens aasie. 2iitebe peb Ns
J bet par ioruaeu 1enisbebe,rs Nrejl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Sfrefsruo 600.

Sfslge Telegram til RrofeSior s.
8. 9legen / minneapolis err ben be.
rsmte norife Wisiion9r 2ors Slien
SfreiSruo Ssnbag Sen lite Gecem.
Der oeb paa lin Wisiionsitation /
SautaIiitan, Snoien / en- aIoer al
benimoo II Iar.
Sans Selbreo bar / De iioite aar
ppret iaa i~frsbelig, Of man lGnge
bar piblt, at bans arbeibsbag bar
en0t.
Cars Olien SfrefsrlS bar isbt
Saaberg | @uobranosbaleu Ace 6e'
bruor 1910. Som sanife ung tom
ban en- Sio | baarlig SeIitab % bIer
m~eSifpIbis / ct Snobrilbstpperi. Sau
tit Here aars Straforbeioe. Wens
ban iao paa 9ooSfPnaiIet / Sriiti'
ania, bapoe ban Ell reIigisS arile,
iom rpitebe bam op / belle bans Sino
San iuttebe ba Sen 9eilutning al
sipe lit 9ip til WiSliousarbeiOet.
: 69ngilet bopbe ban IPit mi
og GngeIif; oa ban fom no, itloerebt
ban / i'm Sritib Srouif, Satin
8rGif, Wniif os Sormonilpre.
Saa reiite ban til Spiflanb, boo,
ban blep fienot meb Den ieuere lac
beremte oanife Wisiionpr @srreien
San off en- Sio paa en- Iislionsifole
bpor ban IGite Sebraiif % Sinouiif
% reilte iao / 1868 til en- inf Nis
lionsitation / Subien.
s 1866 fom ogiaa gsrreien bio
neb. % De brog iammen til Santa
Titan, bpor De M begpnote fit Der
oensfienbte Irbeioe.
Sfrefsrio por Iige fra 9eepnoel
len of % / lang Sio ienere ben, ion
bopebiagelig ouertog Den egentlie
notwithstanding noe blanot Solicit
broa no % prefebe, fiilgte meb pat
Sagttirene. I9rte Soltets Sfiffe Of
oietebe friItue Salmer til beres See
looier, mems 9srrelen leoebe Stole,
paa Statioueu, foreitob Tenseinb
iamIinaer % optraaoie iom 2eee
Weniabeoerne teller M co. 1900,
Mebleumer. Der err runot | Santo
Iiitnn oper 90 Observation-Disclosures
iom banner i9rliae @eniebeber, for
uben Santaifolonien | MSiam, boo
Resierinseu bar iolst Misiionen e
SanoitrGfnime, iom blir ~foloniier(
at frtftne Santaler.
Soruoeu TT ubpre arbeioe me
Misfionen III Sfreisrib osiaa Il
til at inaoere diIoiofi % Spros. Yel
/, iIt % GrabiN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

ion. Voitor Sfoaerbs, 8reenbulb
Winr., af SoaaeS Spnobe, por osiac
tiIiteoe peb Nfsoet % oeltog | Gam
talert.
Sanges Spnobe.
oN "euttar.rm.")
Gait. O. 8. Iif bar eiter nor.
item 10 aars 8irfiombeo Union %
Glap Co., Q. Taf., opiogt a0e fine
Wenigbcber oper bette Streg.
st 4 Cages Rebe boIbtes | 2oc
ari ParIe Dteniebeo fra 20oe til
24be Nop., 2 Gage / bper airfe.
Samtaleemnet bar Sob. IL, 80.
- TrefoIbigbeoS Menigbe6 / aon,
Winn., bar ubitebt aalb til Eait. s.
3rogitab / Winnetpafan, q. Onf.
Bait. aroaitno betiente Renigbeben
/ abn / IA aar, isr ban ilptteoe bio,
ban mi er.
Tait. s. 6. Snnions Ntenigbeb
/ Gurefa, aonias boloer paa at bpgge
airfe. De er iaa Ianet TONNE meo
arbeibet, at De fon boIoe Ws6er /
Den os tG1rfer at babe Den f9rbig, iaa
cen fan inopies tibIi3 til 8aaren.
- Rait. g. 8. Gittreim bar / Be
3puoeIien al December / 9eisg hos
fine SorGIore peb &abcIiffe, Soma.
San bopoe ogiaa oeItoget ben engel'
tie aorferenee / Seipen, Soma. fssr
ban after reiite biem agteoe ban
iammen meb en- al fine 9rsbre, at
giere en- Snartur til Colorado.
ct friiteligt Samtalemsbe al.
boIbtes / Stapanger Weniabeo peo
SSiian, So., ira 1Sbe til 20be Oft.
1910. Isoet aabneoes nleo SrPoi'
fen al Iait. Z. S. anution oper
0Satb. 9: is. 9rooer Siterbus
snifebe paa Rerigbeoens @eJne De
iremmeoe peIfomne. 8aitor Gait'
polo blep poIgt iom Sormano for
Wsbet. Yaitor u. 8. 8rogitab ira
Iooion, 8iS., inoleoeoe Samtalen
oper oct palgte Gmne, ben ste gsn.
- Sra aenpon, Minn., ifripes:
gait. 81. o. Sanion og SamiIie bar
pPret 8ienitano for en- bpggeIig
Nobtaselie / beres npe aalb. Seal.
oct beitaar al Snmamuels. SteroabI
og Sauses Wenigbeoer, 8ooobue
Gountp, Winn. Sra ale Menigbe.
Der bar BreiteioIfene mootaget itsrre
Bengesaper. Noar Ell Brett ifaI neo-
iRtte iig / ct mt anlo er Der mango
9tnJ, ban maa iorifaiie og iGtte iig
iitano meo. rier er bette SilfPloe
/ ct anlb, Der beitaar al Here Sands
menisbeoer meaem bpilfe Treiten
moa fisre. 5orifaifelien al Seite og
aisretsi mebfsrer itore lloeifter for
Treiter. 9ette baobe oisie Ienig-
beoer iaa benipnsflIot ooerpeiet ns
peo rltr,oe 8aper bar De iat BAN
iitano I'll at iorifaiie Jig baaoe Seite
og 8isretsi. 0ette er oaffert giort
og en- itor SpmuntrinJ for Erelteiols
tene, iom isler Jig meget tafnemme'
lige for Sen &ierligbeo og Delta.
geIie, De bar pnret @ieritanb Tor.
Wenigbeoerne bar en- itor, PEN Preite.
gaaro / aenpon, Winn. en- ltsrre
R~eparatiou bar Wteni5beberne no
fsrt paa benne inben Bait. &anion
meo 5amilie ilptteoe inb. Get fan
iifferIig iiges, at bisie Nenigbeoer
bar en- al De peneite Breftegaarbe !
Saitges Spnooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

esns "ree~srah.esheu" III sIasi % Ben
nee 1 bet saule GsaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

Iaitprerne aug. greSeien, 8. u.
aoien, 81. @iesiieIS % T. gisrn.
ion. Goitor Sfoaerbs, @reenbuib,
Winr., al Soaees Spnobe, a osiaa
tilitebe peb Nfsoet % oeItog | Gam
taIen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-14

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Terry have left,
accompanied by Miss Terry. who has re-
pently returned from a series of visits to
washington. She will remain at Nara
gansett Pier until the close * the season.
Miss Terry will stop en- route for a, week
end visit to Mrs. Stilson Hutchins at New
London, Conn. s4f
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-14

HY CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs

S. A.. formerly military attache at the
White House, now stationed at Fort
N. Mex, Mr. Huidekoper will
make journey on horseback among the
Moqui and Navajo Indians and In other
parts of their section of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-14

the leading part in the musical comedy,
Miss Gibbs" Miss Chase will commence
her engagement at Atlantic City Monday
and will then come to New York for an
indefinite stay. She is a Washington
girl.
will be the initial attraction of the new
theatrical season at the Hackett theatre,
where 1t will be presented for the first
time in New York city next week.
The production with music is in a way
to return to the Charles Hoyt type of
entertainments, for the 30 principals
themselves constitute the chorus
The piece is described as a musical farce
in three acts, by Walter Hackett. with
lyrics by Rem Shields and music by P.
d. DeCoster, a composer of songs who
has never before written the complete
score for a theatrical Offering The
story is comic presentation of some of
the vicissitudes of high finance. which
has been exploited from serious point of
view in so many dramatic. offerings. Mr.
Ross plays the stellar role of a banker
who gets into Jail under such comfortable
circumstances that he never wants to
live anywhere else. In addition TO Mr..
Ross the cast includes Frank Byron.
Louise Langdon, Ray Cox, Robert Daley,
Sam Edwards, Zelda Sears, Edward Gar
vie, Grant Mitchell Vivian Prescott, John
Dugan, Althea Franciers, David Bennett
Anna Lehr, Sol Solomon and Bertha
Mann.