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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
SUFFRAGE
Association Convention is to
Be Held in the City
Of Fairmont.

The West Virginia State sufr-uge
Association win convene in Fairmont
In annual session on Friday, October
2g. Two sessions Will be held. In
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18

n. T. Piercy. of Warrington, is
transacting business in the city.
Miss Rose Bdrns. Of Grafton, =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18

the buslness gess on y
held Friday afternd9ns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
See how attractive
stvle. nov perfectly they e, md q 4

what excellent fabrics they are made. /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18

You,n see IA immense line Of qylet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
The Cosy.

For Monday and Tuesday, western
comedy two strong dramas and two
comedies.
"The Vagabond" Rex. Hopkins,
the hobo, while strolung about comes
TO Editor Lees home and is kindly
treated and employed in the news
paper office. but is discharged by the
foreman for incompetence. At the
general store he is approached by a
group of night riders and asked to
join them, which he does. Learning
that the night riders plan to attack
the home of Editor Lee he manages
to escape and warn the editor. So
he paid his debt of gratitude to those
who had befriended him.
THE Inventors Wife" ITALIA. This
is a skllfully laid out and stirring
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
n MU S E M E IL 7 S

who pretends he is married in order
to satisfy a whim of rich uncle. He
borrows a wife and child, and at
tempts 10 carry the bluff through
when his uncle returns from Europe
but Of course he gets mixed up in all
sorts of funny predicaments, and has
all sorts of trouble before the plot is
finally untangled. Mr. Clifford is
seen as the young nephew, and he is
given many brillian lines, and is
caught in many very tight places.
There is love story running through
the piece also, and it forms one of the
very interesting features of the at
traction. Mr. Clifford has surround
ed himself with a good company. Miss
Wilhelma Bowman, the prima donna,
has had much experience in musical
comedy. She has a fine voice, and a
splendid stage presence. Dainty Mae
Collins, the soubrette is clever MINI
j.. dan has gained much distinction
on the vaudeville stage. Jack Trai-
nor acceptably portrays the old Ger
man uncle, Lol Marlowe the French
maid, and Bud Braman that of DR.
Merry; these and others with a bevy
oc beauties who charmingly sing and
] dance provide an evenings entertain
ment long to be remembered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
puly lSinalrl CIifford Co.

Billy Isingle) Clifford in The Girl
the Man and the Game his new
musical fantasy, viii be seen at ore
grn tncater Wednesday. oct. IS. This
piece is in the very latest style. and
is on entertainment Of the highest
class. The foundation Of it is farce,
r1u ur complications and luiicrous
UrrEt-amauts. To this is added a doz-
ea songs ~ the popular style, and a
chorus of legenalty gowned young
women. who can sing and dance, and
who arc pretty and sprightly Billy
tSing.l clifford who is starring in
the piece. is too well known to need
arv Introduction. He has been known
or the vaudeville stage for many
wears as one OF the brightest and
cleyg~c-t singers and dancers and he
has style and manner all his own.
Ir his present vehicle he has a role
that fits his personality to a nicely
and IT is one in which he shines with
great briuiancy. The story Of the
piece has to do with young man
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
BURNED BUILDING
WILL Be REPLACED

Having returned to Pendleton from
Walla Walla, as soou as he learned
Of the destruction of the oregon feed
yard. which was burned Friday night
G. =. Barnett owner of the feed yard
property today began arrangements
for replacing the destroyed building
with another, just as soon as the loss
can be adjusted ana the ground
cleared of debris.
Mr.. Barnett states that his new
building viii be constructed of CORFU
gated iron. and in view of the loss
Of several valuable horses which
were burned to death in the recent
| fire, he win so construct the new
! building that the apartments for
! horses will be fire proof This he
| Will bring about by constructing the
! feed storage part entirely away from
! that part in which the horses are TO
! be kept
Mr.. Barnett estimates the loss on
! the buildings at from $1,000 to $4,000
and he carried S2400 Insurance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16

Thomas, young assayer. Andy is
good hearted chap who has fallen in
to the clutches of a card sharp, who
holds his l. o. U for a large gamb-
Ing debt The gambler offers to
cancel this debt if the assayer will
put him next to somc good claim and
report unfavorably on its value to the
owner. Andy's chance comes when
Dad brings in this new-found quarts.
Dad refuses to sell Then the gam
Bier decides to kidnap the girls The
girls effect a thrilling escape and in
the getaway Rose is slightly wound
ed. The crowd is for lynching the
card sharp and his accomplice, Andy.
but the girls intercede and the pair
are given an hour to get across the
line.
college Sweethearts." American.
A well acted and very amusing farce
comedy. Bill and May are expelled
from their respective colleges for
flirting with each other Bills faith
er casts him out on the cold world.
He merely intends to give the young
sters a lesson. Bill gets a job in
Mays home. Then the fun begins.
Divided Interests " Lubin. How
a man decided between two women.
John Converse, a young widower,
hesitated which of two women to take
for his second wife. His small son
Lester liked pretty Miss stone his
daughter Margie was devoted to Mrs.
Weeds, a pretty widow. In several
tests Converse decided they both came
out equally well. Finally he wrote
a letter to each woman stating her
favorite had been stricken with small
pox Miss stone wroIe a note Of SYM
pathy Mrs. Weeds hurried to the
house and begged TO nurse the strick-
en- child The decision was soon made
after this test.
In the Arctic Night" Vitagraph
It excites a delightful thrill and acts
as a tonic to our emotions.
"hrt Industries in Kabylic." a very
instructive film.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
At THE OREGON THEATRE
BABY Mine.


.Fahy Mine the comedy success
Of Two continents which had New
York I'm delirium or laughter for
one solid year at Days Theater, and
is now in its second year. tickling the
ribs rf London at Sir Charles Wynd-
hams Criterion Theater, is announc-
ed TO be given at the oregon The
st~e on Friday. Octaber goth for one
performance.
Ashton stevens. the able critic OF
the Chicago Examiner, openly de-
clares that "Eaby Mine" was the fun
nies, play ever written. and Dale, in
the New York American said: Not a
.RaH- Mine but an adult mine Of
fun other well known writer's have
WED with one another in an effort to
DO full justice 20 the exceeding clever
ness os Margaret Nayo's laugh play
Irdes7 seldom has it occurred that
new-raper men have raved over the
hur.ar oE any comedy as they have
over "Eaby Mine"
There are four Baby Mine COM
paules playing with undimiuished
success from the Atlantic TO the Pa
cinc. The one which VIM. a. Brady
sends here IS made up Of the pick
of the players Identified with the
long runs in New York and Chicago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16

drama about an inventor Of high eX-
p'osives and his frivolous wife, who
wanted money bad enough to be will
ing to steal her husband's scheme.
The play is very effective from the
first scene till the dramatic close.
"Rattlesnakes ana GunpJwder -
American a western comedy The
sheriff Of Kickup Gulch and an east
ern drummer both proposed to Edith
and she decided to test their bravery
by asking them to put an arm in a
rattlesnake's hole. The drummer
baked but the sheriff scattered to-
tacco in the snakes hole and put
his arm in fearlessly. The drummer
in the night entered the general store
and substituted iron filings for giant
powder. Next day he sat amid the
fake powder lighting matches and
bluffed the sheriff and put him tC
flight. He won the girl by his clever
ruse.
The Physicians Monkey" italia
The rector received a pet monkey
and in answering a hurry call left the
monkey in his rooms. The neighborS
thought the doctor was crazy judging
by noise i'm his apartments. Lots OF
laughs in this comedy.
"Foolshead, Somnambulist." ITALIA
Mr.. Foolshead had a number of try
ing experiences while walking in hi!
sleep and his awakening Is funny, in
deed,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16

"Spooning'' must be the art of sip
ping love with the mouth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16

Ripping laughter comes from. tn
Fountain Of Youth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
OTIheuTn.


Big Edison feature for Tuesdays
change.
l. New York state Barge Canals
From the Hudson River to Lake Erie.
Total length with branches, 400
miles. The largest enterprise ever
undertaken by single state. Esti-
mated cost, S1Os, 100000" In this
latest Edison educational offering, in
tercsting from beginning to end, we
are impressed by the fact that man
appears to have little part in the stu
pendOus work. The massive and com
pHcated machinery seems to act as
though it were itself alive and en-
dcwned with intelligence and yet man
planned and operates it all. Many
OF the views are at close range. In
all respects the photograph is per-
feet
2. THE Willow Tree" Vita
graph. A romance Of southern Cali
! fornia. Lost reason is restored and Il
sweet heart recovered by the recol-
/ lection Of home and mother, associated
with the willow tree 1t is different
/ from others, not appealing solely to
the wild West melodramatic thrills.
It is logical and human in its senti-
ments and truthfulness to facts.
3. The Passing of Dappled Fawn." "
Pathe Dappled Fawn is the daugh-
ter Of the chief Of her tribe. and is
- H. love with a young brave, but her
affection is frowncd upon by her
fathcr VINO gives her to trapper In
exchange for many gifts. Heartbrok-
: eu she leaves with the trapper, and
they ride away from the camp tow
. ards their new home. Big Bear, hel
lover takes a horse from camp anC
follows her He catches up witt
! them, and there ensues spectacular
. fight on horseback between the trap
per ana the indian Big Bear is Kill
ed and poor little Dapple Fawl
. throws herself from a cliff to join he
/ lover in the happy hunting ground
Tin Mines and Foundry in Ma
. lacca" Pathe. Being an exceeding
! Dr. interesting and instructive pictur
o. these india tries.
8. "Thc Burglarized Burglar.
!. Essauay. Here is as funny com
4 edy as you viii see in many day
Z There IS q decidedly novel twist 1
. the plot Of the fortune hunter an
7 the heiress and a finish you woul
9 never guess. 1t will prove productiv
: OF many good laughs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all It's stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment, Halls Catarh
Cure taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assist
Ing nature In doing It's work. The pro
prletors have so much faith IN its curative
powers that they offer One hundred Dol
lars for any case that II fails to cure Send
for list of testimonials.
Address
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnstipa
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
Is TARGET FOR NIETEoRITE.
Wandercr from Space Falls at Texas
Mans Feet

san Antonio. Texas Roland b.
smith had the novel experience of
having meteorlte fall at his feet
while sitting in his back yard just
after dark. He apd his wife saw a
flaming speck coming toward them
which increased in size as it ap-
preached. When it came near there
was a whirring sound and the OBJ
ject crashed into a pile of clay
thrown out from we'll Digging into
the clay, Smith found the meteorite,
but it was too hot to- handle In
shape it is similar to a rope with a
knot tied in it. The meteorite has
ben shown to several scientists and
pronounced a good specimen. Smith
/ 5 very proud of his rud but does not
/ care for another celestial lombard.
.ment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
The Pnstlne.

Coming for Tuesdays change Of
program A rema ~kable western
picture full Of exciting incidents and
replete with superb acting and horse
manship.
Dads Girls" Selig. Dad. a ike
able old pioneer character lived am
ong the foot hills Of the western min
ing region with his two daughters,
Rose and Madge. He had been do
ing little prospecting and about the
time the story starts we see him TAX
| ing some Of his quartz to Andy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
It's Equal Don't Exist.

No one has ever made salve.
ointment or balm to compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer of cuts. corns, burns,
bruises, sores, scalds, bols. ulcers.
eczema. Salt Rheum. For sore eyes,
cold sores chapped hands or sprains
it's suReme. Unrivaled for piles.
Try it. only 25c at Koeppens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
Is the World Growing Retter

Many things go to prove that II Is.
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs.
W. w. Gould, of Pittsfield, N. II.
Finding good health by taking Eleo-
trio B tiers. she now advises other
sufferers, everywhere, to take them.
For years l suffered with stomach
and kidney trouble" she writes
Every medicine l used failed till ]
took Electric Bitters. But this great
remedy helped me wonderfully
They'll help any woman. They're the
best tonic and finest liver and kidney
remedy that's made. Try them. You
will see. soc at Koeppens.
Rinnlinn. lnnrhter cnnnna frnnn III,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-16
Notice Of Roard or Foualization

NUIIVV OF bUdTU OI FVHHItNIIIVTI
The said board will convene at the
court house in Pendleton, Monday,
October 10th, and remain in session
until Saturday at 5 p. m, October 21,
1911.
Taxpayers may then, by sworn COM
plaint. apply for reductions or other
corrections in their assessment.
C. p. STRAIN,
County Assessor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12
Gil 9enner al Ijpienlaset.

Man9e al eber peb pel, at MipIenlos
gets fsrite Steoue afhoIbeS / Minneopp>
lis ben 7he Sltni 8. q. Set er altiaa life
Ell Wnnneb i9ieu iii ben Sio, oa tuu faa
bar ieuot irlS lin Gontinoent. 9crfor
pil ieg bebe @enner al Wipienla9et on
at ienoe inb 9iapn SebielSbag og Noress
ie ioutt en- Solar til Scr. 8. $. Quinn,
Si9blpooo, SHinois, Der bill ienbe 9pittez
ring for Yengere iamt Sorenin9s6aauo
til Dem, iom betaler auntingertcn for
1911. 8. M. SnIum bar life fanct Jig
tilienbt Hnpne paa flere eub As Weblem>
mer fra Stange. @r Der life Here Stangs
iotninaer / amerifd? Seq er irtfcr poa,
ar pi er ri9ti9 mango fere. 9crfor lfri>
ger ieg al fuIb SalS: %aagn op, Stangs
infninser. snib Sspnen al 9tnene %
Icnb inb eberS Scutir9cnt iomt Spbeiteo
pg abresie %inareit mulig, ida ri fan faa
ct ri9tig tort Stepne til Sommeren.
Ole s.. 8dsaaIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Villains, o9 Der meo 9Iitfet a Sen
bpiotIebte Srelier ieguet ON / 3eben.
Naltor &eIoes Sieneite iom Samaritan
er I mango Stbtfer pelbetegnenoe fer
EreltenS rette 6~oritaacIie al Ell friiten
g'orgers EIiet i en- forfurlmer Wteunes
lsebeo. Ga Sorfatterer bar ogiaa fors
fteaet ION foo at fibre, buorlebes Rens
ne ifene eIlh ioao er Jig ieIp Zig, ioet DC
ltadr f9roi9e til at torsfpite ben, iom
ptl felge Sanbbeben oeri, at elite line
Wteomenne'ter iom Jig iclo. 9ditor gSels
Dc bar nefmeIt en- Cptimiit. og ION iaa>
ran bapoe ban en- b~o9ltapeIig Soritans
ellie az ariiti @pdn9eIinm iom ct aIrbez
ltgt Snoltab. ga, ban iaa ariitenoums
mems Sploe at bore oenne, at ben iterite
SlGbe er at sisre andre glade.
Taitor @toiepig bar life ben Ipie Stits
telie iom lin aoIlega, tbi ban bapbe ueb
lin 8ingbeb, meo Then airfe % imau
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. laoet @esiimismcns
Gcrtc iaolebes iIippe Jig ino paa 9ipet.
q: ban ! zig ielu n%9rmeit bar ct 1erte.
lem I'll % meb itiIeoe Jig ipeien for 2ps
lets liugiocnbe @9enifaber. 90 bette par
Def Tom 8iorre. ar oft. Tom life bar
Imaat iom bans eget lille Ieuigbebsnrs
beioe, Oct tiIberte Den itore &erSens
Slot. ga. bans imdaIige Santer bapoe
lcalebes formet ariiteubommen. at 3ris
III @pangeliitm, Oct glabe Subifdb, ero
life baboe formaaet at gjsre bam Ielp
9Idb, men 9iort bans SilpGreIie triit %
Spiter. Sogen er, ifslge min Spfntnine,
ct l%tornrtet %erf o9 noget, inn life AZ
NJ artiife % tGufenbe Renneifer tat lG-
les uben oerpeb az bIioe minoebe ON Itore
Sanobeoer, % iom bill bare al ell life
l'hen gstponin9 for ben. iom ugter iia
ciennem 8eroen Iom en- @fterfelger az
SoeaIet SriitlS. Ser er al ben ilette
Menneifenatllr uogle llbtrnt, Tom life tils
teller mig, men Sc fan lpies meo ben
Irmme 9~etponin9 Iom Oct, Der life or
pent / SibeIeu, men iont Itaar nrrmeIt
ior ar pie, al Esbelen meb line raa
llotrpf 9aar Def lice. iorSi DC er paa
gale @eie. 2Gs gogenl 9u oil ium
en- intelligent Warto % 6pinbe pinoe
Scrler no ar ben, o9 oct er mere enb Sec
ian iiaes ON Ssger / lin MminSeliabeo.
iGrlig ba al Den Slags, lom life obiollt
tilbsrer Den reIi9igie Sppe,
@blpiu Snbiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

iamin Srcen $4,000, Better CIR. Mas
81, Warie Srsen, $1,000, Casper &.
@olm $4,000, Rid5ael u. 4oaan
$4,000. Ole &prifao 50. ale fra
GIentpoob, Wainn.; ebert Seaae S.,
CLINTON 5eege So, Yeira y. Strinoen So,
Mrs. Z. 81. gricfion So. ole fra Gar
%retion. Q. s.; ga9e 6. G6riitianieu,
Sius, @inn. $4,000; Better 90 Iartba
Green, @Ienpoob. Rinn. 5000 0 Sofe
Noem, Sarmonp, Winn. $1,000; @ns
breas y. Strinben. YeIiean 8apibs,
@inn. $500; Staiins Rorbeaaro.
9otbiap, Rinn. $500; Sbpert z. Stss
mes $4,000, Wtaren Dishes So. Carl
Sfsues 81. Mfreb Sfsnes 81. 9etpis
Sfsnes 81, Gbparb 9. Nasnes So, ale
ira 9uran Rinn.; Son. 8. R. SIion
(Sipe) Sort 3ob9e. Soma 10000;
Slapa ~llb9anro, Iabel, Winn $4,000;
Nrs. Wartba YiIion. 8ilistpn. u. 8.
&. s. SobnIou (0dQan), Geeorab, Sa.
$1,000; anoreas 19. Salan $1,000,
Sobonnes Sollan. $1,000. begge fra
Spriug Orope, Winneiota; 9ersitta
8oIIan 9anba, Norib 9atota 10000;
0l. 9. Satlins, Sisieton, g. 8ut.
100000; Carl u. 9ollar, 0ilbforb,
Iout. $25.00; Stat g. Strinben 5000
Anbriana (Strinben) appperub So. beg
&c fra Yelican Napips. Rinu.; Glen
Snlboriou, 8otbian. Iiun. $4,000; @.
9. Berg, Wobna 81. 8. $1,000. Sus
1amnten S1,223.00.
Siertelia Sat %oleiammeu iom bar
bGret ida penlig at ienoe mig line Vis
Drag. @nbui er Der noeutpil mango
Stobbpgser 1om life bar label hsre fra
zig, % je9 bnaber at ale oil pGre nleo
ar roe ri benne Rinoegdpe. Sioos
Yreite9ielb er piitnot iitanb til at bpaat
bette Mloerppmshiem uben Dor Sielp,
men hi gjsr bette forbi hi elifer Dor So
bebrgp,. % bill iaa 9ierne pfc bette life
nlene / Orb, men o9ina / @iernin9. Set
oil ogioa bielpe til ct bepare @finbet ON
DC uoilpttebe Stobbp9ger NED igieunem
Siberne.
W. 81. @ollan.
@lenipooo, Iinn., 2ben Mai, 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

fprcIigger Ell Del Homoncer % aor'
iangc, TO Speroer "2oreIep" % "Sp'
pcfe", iom begee er opfsrt pua Get
apl. Ebeater / aisbenbapn. gan
ocoe 5te Gee. 1904.
Voa amerifamrneen ipn5es g.'s
eate oonife "Serenooe", Der itaoig
bsrer til Sonaioreninsens iaite ne
pertoire.
Carl Hiellen, Ell al Ganmarts
melt iremroeenoe pngre aomponilter,
er ieot Den Soc Snni 1865 paa 5pn,
bpor bans 6aber bar Walermeiter 90
2anoSbpipilemanb. Son lerte Bio.
lin oa Srompet, blen aniat peo Weili.
%t9rmniifen | Soenie, men fom iaa til
aisbenbabn, bnor 8. %. @aoe bler
opmprfiohl poo hans ~Iremragenoe
miiifaIife Ggenifaber, % ANTHRACITE
ham iom Glen paa Wtuiiffpnlerpato'
riet. Som 8omponiit Hog ban bur-
tigt igiennem peb en- Raffe arbeioer,
Der pioner ON en- ielultPnoig perlon.
IiJbeo al uopr9get mooerne Silinit,
iaaIeoes 2 Spmfonier for Srfeiter,
aoifiaige aammermuiifpprfer Can
ae og aIaperitpffer, 2 Speraer "Saul
og Gapib" og "Wsascarooe", Santa.
ter til lloitiaingen / IarbuS og Uni
periitetets g~arSfeit. 6or giebliffet
pirfer ban iom aapelmeiter peb BET
fgl. 1beoter.
Ban amerifatourneen hinges 6.
MS merchandising, en- meget
oiprp Welooi til Sradmnnns Cert,
og "Paaife 2iqien" (aomponeret til
@runotpigs 6eit), Der, GA ben bleo
opisrt Tor isrite Sang ueO Sangfor.
eninqenS aorcert / Soraaret Jioroe
b~etpoeligt Snotrpf paa Silbsrerne.
e. 6. 2onae Wuler. ben melt
iremragenOe aomponiit 9onmarf bar
~ioitret eiter Sartmaun % 8uoe, er
isot / a%isben6opn ben lite Sec. 1850.
Sans fornpligt ieireoe 60 aars 6po'
ielSooq blep Ell ajpOe al beaeiItreoe
Observation-Disclosures til oen iriife og
iolfefipre Sonefrnitner. gl. a. aap
Observation-Disclosures, boem ban
bar ifipnfet en- bel Rpffe al oens pp-
perite aor- o9 apartetianqe, Ell fillo.
Itpnoia 2an1eW uler aoncert. 9.
MS Homancer herer iii Terlerne /
Ben banife Wuiifliterotur, bans Wu-
lit til 7rahmaun'S Ger par enaarlg
-" bar bioraget m9atiat til oenne
cneitaacnoe Ropularitet, men ieuri9t
far Sen iruqt6ore aomponiit ppret
uirf'om poa ioaaoot iom aae Wltii.
fenS SmrooSrr. Operaerne "Soue",
"Sponife S%tubenter", "Srn Sc.
onne", Gifinnebloo". 3 itore Spm.
ionicr for Srfritcr, Suiterne IS NI.
bombrn" oo "@eperbura" etc.
: Gmerifn images al 2anae.Wur.
Ter "aornmobs9lanien" %biitnof oen
melt ficnStc o0 melt 9ithcbc oonife
aportct. @nhpioerc: IS Sfnoen",
auartct mcb Iioct aor, "Af pno
Warfcn ficrnt" - Ell ruSiiif Tolfe-
pic, iont "Gn Gnqel bar rsrt oin
Fonoe".
n n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12
Verino i prooifener.
Sin TrGoifanten Den rcttc HGring,
% Salcrnc CT briliantc.

Gn iampittigbebsillo, itrpEiom %
beI0i1 Treitemnno ~ifriper: Get or
mig e1 @lp0e at irembGre Sioness
bprO on Den 6~ornpielie, ~;orsgeoe
Girfetroit % goOc Selbrco, ION leg
bar erbolot, peo at antagc @rGpe-
gtutS 5000 iom etoel al min Sipt.
"Sor ilere gar islte ieG mig bocr
Sormiooag mc9ct neotrptt pda
@rlno al ilct Sorosielie. Soob leg
ipiite til Srofoit ipnteS at iurne o9
fife iorosieS. Otter Miooog pleiebe
Sopeopinrn OF andre Spmptomer CT.
ter Nrofoit at ioripinoc, men epg fnn
Tor i9ien at iuotrroe ben nGlte Nor.
gen.
Ia ieg bsrte ON 8rope.9tutS
5000 beiluttcbe Ieg tiIlioit at gipe oct
Ell Hrepc. Seq loo min Trofolt be-
itoa al Grape Nuts meo SSipb1, rlitct
@reo ga Ecimm. Reiultaterrlc rar
operraifcnoe peo iorbc0rct &tltreo
oa Ell iuIoItGnbig llbeblipelIs n DC
Snoer, lea iaa Ipnge bop>c ltot a.
eitcr 6rOtoiten.
"0tin 6orbsielie bleu igien til
irebsitiueubc, @opeopinell ophsrtc,
oa 0en tioli9ere Sslclie al @nergi
penotc tiItn9c. Sioen bar lea aItic
hout Grape. shuts 5000 paa nit 6ro'
foitborb.
Set par mig oeian Ell 6orneiellc
at crinrc, at mcOcnS iea isr ieg BE-
qpnotc at BRUCE @rape.Atuts Soon
par aauife nernsS % let blcp trrt
% rnaitelig. nonr leg / Stloerpr'
rclict iorbcrcote mine VrToifcner, CT
Scr mi PEG Sordnbriuacn | min GiGi
n~rbtraaot Ell aiaiort Seorina oeri.
Seq or %ooerbepilt ON, at @rdpr
HutS IooS bar bcpirfct bette Heinl.
tot oa hiulpct mig iii ell robult 6or.
i%atrir9 / ioapel oanSelig Iom lcgem
li9 Stprfe.
Seq bar fienbt Here E~criorer, Del
Ter por plaaet iom ie9, % Iont poc
ianmc Moaoe pco min Anbcialiua Ct
bIepne biltIpuc ueb at BRUCE 8rapc
9tutS Soob." Nouuet opaipeS Del
Toitum 60, Battle Greet, Did.
Der er ell 8riub".
9GS oeu lille BOG. Che Hoab II
@eapiqc" i bper Taffc.
Nuseninoe lGit up~euitaacnSe Srep
ct mt nil iurcfumme ira SID til an
ben. &c or rate, ianoe % inloc a
,Sutcresic for Wcnncifebcoeu.