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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
THEATRICAL NOTES.

William Gillette. the actor, IS the son of clergyman. Ills only broth CT is farmer in Kansas
 Next season Robert Edeson will have the title part in The Cave Man" a play by Gillette Burgess.
 Elsie Janis, who has closed her successful season in 7The Slim Prin- cess" will have short season in vaudeville.
 A new musical comedy which has been named The Girl in My Home Town" will be produced in Chicago this spring.
 Charlotte Waller has been engag- ed by Dalamatei and Norris to star under their msnagement for a per icd Of several years.
 Beulah Pc.nter is to have a sum ner stock season in Denver Do-e Dsgyias;-sn has been engaged as member of the same company.
 Lucille La Verne has completed a dramatzation of Ann Boyd. tale Of Georgia fife. by VIII N. liar ben. and wiiI appear herself in the play
 A new musical comedy recently coulpleted by Walter pe-cfyaf and Alfred RObyn, called ~Will-o-the- Wisp." is to be given it's first pro trctlon in Chicago soon
 Nest season a new musical play is Co be produced. entitled The Ciaisvcyant" The book is by Ed seard Peple author of ~Tbe Prince Chap. and the mlsic by Karl Hos, Chna
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Personal Mention

W. H. Brcphy has returned from Douglas. where he went on business.
 G. O. strickland of Douglas is in the city on business.
 General Secretary E. s. Davis has returned from a visit to Fl Paso.
 FL. Gunter of Tucson was in the city yesterday on business.
 Ney Osborne, jr. of Phoenix was in the city yesterday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. vallenzuel- la of Tintdwn Thursday morning. a son
 J. s. Williams. jr., of Naeozari. is in the city. registered at the Copper Queen.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Will Beston of Brewery gulch, Thursday morning, daughter.
 Mrs. F. Frazier. who has been wis iting the family of Charles Scott of Douglas, has returned to Bisbee
 N. C. Gibson has returned to Bis bee from Douglas. where he went to look after his realty interests. 
 Deputy Sheriff Will White and o. Gcer Farley McRae have returned from Tombstone.
 City Marshal John igo of Douglas passed through the city Thursday en route 70 Tombstone on eourf bssi- ness
 L.. F. Hazard Of Bisbee. who has been attending the Columbia School of Mines of New York. is at Globe in- specting Inc mines in that district
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
B|SBEE WINS FROM
 PASADENA BUNCH
 BY GOOD MARGIN
Score in Rifle Match on Coast Was 793 to 776
 Last Sunday

Bisbee won the rife match last Sun day from the Pasadena club of the Pacific Coast Rifle league by the score of 7s3 to 776. the local club winning by a margin of seventeen points.
 The score of the Pasadena club was received by Secretary Verling ". Marshall of the Bisbee club yes terday morning from Chas. s. Backus of the Pasadena club. the score be- ing unaccountably delayed. So far Bisbee has not lost a single, match of the schedule, winning two weeks ago from Los Angeles easily. The lscals believe that their hardest match win be with the Tacoma club. who are reported to be shooting like demons.
 The following is the score made by the Pasadena club:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Injured Miners lmrrOvins.

Dr. F. E. Shine. chief surgeon of the Copper Queen mining company, stated yesterday afternoon that the miners who were injured in the acci- dent at the Czar Thursday afternoon were improving and that none of the injuries would result fatally or even seriously.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Brief Local Items
Mr. pouaIas To New York.

Walter Douglas, general manager of the Phelps Dodge interests in the southwest, accompanied by Mrs. Doug las. is en route to New York, going to Fl Paso in the private car ,Naco- zari and thence east on the Golden State limited
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Eclipse Was Eelipsed.

the scheduled time of the partial eclipse of the sun, the skies were obscured by clouds, which held un- tl about o'clock. obscuring the eclipse. When the clouds had rolled away. Sol was doing business at the same old stand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
woMAN,s HEARI INFECTED.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Mrs. Car roll Brown cf Baltimore. the eldest daughter of Marcus Daly, arrived here today, ending a flight by spe- cial train from the high altitude Of Montana. She was taken to the Daly home. PhysicianS announced that her heart was affected and her condition was very grave
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Red Mems Initiation.

The Red Men held an initiation meeting Thursday night at their hall. putting twenty-seven pale faces through the several degrees of tor ture. After the initiative exercises, the new members were rendered a dinner at the hall. attended by Red Men and number Of their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
ARTIST EARLE IS FREE.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Justice Newburger of the supreme court to- day signed a final judgment anndl- ling the marriage of Julia Kuttne and Ferdinand Primer Earle. the art ist whose matrimonial experiences added the word affinity" to the teie- graph slang.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

Geo. A. Greene. who for twenty ne years was manager of the Ari- ona Copper company's store at Metcalf. has rendered his resigna- ton. He leaves only two men in the employ of the A. c. Co. who were there when his employment began.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
EncAMPMENT IN AueUsT.

BOSTON. April 2S.-Orders for the national eRcampment ol the Grand Army of the Republic at Rochester, Y. Y, August 2i-2S were issued to- day by CommandeT-in-chief John F. Gilman of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Death of an Infant.

Charlie, the infant son ol Mir. and Mrs, J. P. Carlisle, of Moon canyon, died yesterday morning at one O.. clock. The child was a year and seven months old. The funeral was held at the residence yesterday after noon at o'clock, conducted by Rev. Pritchard. Interment was in Ever green cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
MANY VIEW ECLIPSE
 WITH SMOKED GLASSES

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s.-The .eclipse Of the sun today. total over part of the South Pacific Ocean, but only partial here, was viewed through smoked glasses. The sky was clear. Beginning at 3.03 p. m-, the pheno- menon YVES visible until 4:30 D. m- about one tenth of the suns face being shadowed at the time of great est obscuration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
May Pole Dance.

The first and second grades and the kindergarten class will give May party on Monday evening, May at 6:3O o'clock at the Central school. The little folks are practie- ing every afternoon on the Central school grounds for their May pole dance, in which over a hundred Of the little folk will take part.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
LooteI Johnson's Raneh.

LOotcl JOnnSONS raHCn-
 Pete Johnson, the well known cat tleman. with herds on both sides of the international line. has returned to his home in Bisbee. He says that on the morning of April 17th the in. surectos visited his ranch four miles south of Douglas and took away twenty-five head of Mexican horses and eighteen head of cattle, which had heea rounded up and placed in a corral Mir. Johnson stated that he would have lost a good bunch ot American horses had not a friend O. his who was with the insurreetos aa- v.sed him of the intended raid oi the ranch 1T tine for him 10 hrins sSc A-er.eau horses acroas Inc Hne.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 2S.-A fire in the Arbuckle Sugar Refining com pany's plant in Brooklyn tonight destroyed the upper half of the main story. The loss was S250, 600.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
PubIie schooIs Extlblts.

The following invitations have been issued by the public schools:
 You are cordially invited to at- tend the fourth annual exhibit of the domestic arts, drawing and manual training departments of the Bisbee public schools Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, May 8, and 10, from 3 a. ID. until D. h.. and Tuesday even ing from : until 9 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
.eeture on eTubereuIosis.n

Lecture on "Tuberculosis." ..
 Tomorrow is Tuberculosis Sun day. and in honor of the day a spec ial services will be held in some of the Bisbee churches. In the First Methodist church Dr. George A Bridge of the Copper Queen stan will speak on Tuberculosis, occu- pying the evening service with the address instead Of the usual Sunday night sermon. The other services in this church will be the same as us ual.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
T0NIGH I
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
THE LINK THAT HELD

HE LltNFN EIA glELD 4 story that will reach deep into the hearts of many a young couple. possessing great popular attraction, as it deals with every day characters. A foolish little wife is dissatis- fed with her humble estate, while a loving husband plods steadily on. a passive but true natured man in an economic position The child in the home becomes -"The Link That Held A story direct, true and appealing, and not soon to be forgotten.
 "iN THE HOT LANDS"
 \ story Of the west in which an obstinate young girl endeav- ors to make restitution to her mother for an over tact, Strongly dramatic.
 HEART OF A SAVAGE"
 A most impressive story in which an Indian in saving d woman and child who had be- friended him, gives his Own life. A thrilling picture story taken on Mt. Lookout. a peak of the Santa Monicas, one Of the most beautiful ever taken
 ALMOST MARRIED"
 And
 "SO NEAR BUT NOT QUITE"
 Two Lively Comedies
 SONG SPEciALTlES !. ROYALTHEATRE NJ. D. BETZ. Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

NOTICE TO ALL ODD FELLOWS
 There will be a special meeting Saturday evening, April 29 (tonight). Business of importances to be at tended to.
 By order Of Noble Grand
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

ALTA COFEE. aromatic. satisfying: airtieht tins. Wclbou-n & DOdds only.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
senator cIark at Jerome.

Senator Clark at Jerome.
 Senator W. A. Clark and his son Chas. W. Clark of New York were in Jerome last week for the inspec- ton of the property of the United Verde company, of which NIT. Clark is practically the sole owner. A proposition is being considered for moving the shelter to the Verde valley. below Jerome, but nothing definite has been arrived at yet
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
NOTICE TO ALL ODD FELLOWS

There will Je a special meeting Saturday evening. April 2s tonight. Business Of importance TO be ai- ;evdsd fc
 g order Of Nat.e C a-a.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LaftIe and Stanage; Krupp and Smith. Hardness.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
Alter Madero's Army.

After Madero's Army.
 L. H. Manning, the labor contrac' tor for the Southern Pacific, is now in Fl Paso for the purpose of cor railing all of Madero's army, which he proposes to arm with picks and shovels and send them to the sec ton crews along the Southern Pa cifc in New Mexico. Arizona and California. Manning declares that he wants 20OO Mexicans for railroad work.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
STRAWBERRIES
 Strawberries STRAWBERRIES

THE PRICE IS CHEAP AND THE BERRIES ARE FINE Basket .--.--.-.--...-.- roc Crate, 15 baskets. ..--.. S1.35
 Besides our regular morn ing shipment We will receive a large shipment on the even ing train. They will arrive too late for delivery. but those wishing nice fresh Der ries for Sunday can obtain them, as our store is open until 9 o'clock on Saturday evening
 IN VEGETABLES WE AL WAYS HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYTHING O5- TAXABLE. AS SOON AS ANYTHING NEW ARRIVES ON THE MARKET IN CALL FORNiA YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IT IN OUR STORE.
 FOR TODAY WE HAVE
 Fancy Celery, stalk. 15c 1ileD LCtAUtfs . AfetlH iO~ Artichokes. each .-..... f5c Green Onions. bunch. ... Sc White Radishes, bunch g. Round Red Radish, bunch 5c Young TuTniPs. bunch Sc Young Carrots. bunch . 5e New Beets. bunch ... Sc Vo9s rr.,s h,tucI E- Spinach, .......-...f foc Summer Squash. b.. fe1 Calf. Wax Beans, Ib.. 25c Calf. Green Beans. 10 2sc Texas Green Beans, 10. l5c Green Peas. lb....-..... 15c Calf. New Potatoes. 10. 1oc Texas New Potatoes. Ib. 6c Green Chill, lb........... 2Oc Bell Peppers. 10. .4os Sweet Potatoes. 4 lbs. .25c Egg Plant, lb.........15c Ripe Tomatoes. basket soc Red Cabbage. 3 lbs. ...... .25- Bermuda Onions. 3 lbs 25c J. B. Angius Grocery
 Phone 29
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

F. P. Poss of Duluth, who is here looking over the Bisbee Extension mine. returned 10 the city yesterday after spending several days at the mine out beyond the divide.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

McIntyre and kllng; Adams, Ma gle and Gibson, Simon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

General Auditor Olsen of the Shat tuck-Denn properties has returned from a short business trip 10 Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

l.. F. Hazard of Bisbee. who has been attending the Columbia School of Mines of New York. is at Globe in- specung Inc mines in that district
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

City Marshal John igo of Douglas passed through the city Thursday en route 70 Tombstone on eouri bssi- ness
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

William Gillette. the actor, IS the son of a clergyman. Ills only broth CT is a farmer in Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

Lucille La Verne has completed a dramatization of Ann Boyd. a tale Of Georgia fife. by VIII N liar ben. and wiil appear herself in the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-29

Beulah Pcsnter is to have sum mer stoek season in Denver. Do-e DssNia,sron has been engaged as a member Of the same company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25
Unidentified Body j., Rock Creek.

The body OF an unidentified white man
was found floating in Rock creek about
loo yards north of the VI street bridge
this morning. In a pocket OF the cloth
ing was slip OF paper with John j
Wall or John j. O'Neil l13 p street
written upon il in lead pencil The writ
ing was difficult TO decipher There were
no other articles which would lead 10
identification.
The discovery was made by two colore6
men. who notified the police Of the third
precinct and the body was taken to the
morgue. 1t appeared to have been in the
water about twenty-four hours.
The man was about forty-five years OF
age. five feet eleven inches in height and
weighed about $50 pounds. He wore a
black sweater, black trousers and a blue
jumper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25
SMALL FIRES.
Fruit Store Owner Loses $25 by
Blaze on His Shelves.

The explosion OF gasoline stove in the
fruit store of Tony Keart, 1916 G street
northwest, shortly before 10 o'clock this
morning caused about So damage. An
alarm was sounded which called out the
downtown apparatus OF the fire depart
nent. The flames had communicated to
paper boxes on shelves in the rear OF the
store and were gaining headway when
the hremen arrived. Chemicals were
Used TO eStinguish the flames. Mr. Keart
stated he had no insurance on his stock
No. ] engine company went to l3,
Connecticut avenue northwest last night.
when lire was discovered in the base
ment. The fire was caused by an over
heated furnace. No damage resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25

Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper is to speak at
the Public Library OF the District OF
Columbia, 9TH and K streets. Thursday
evening, January %. at O'Clock. on the
subject Politicians and Woman Sui
frage." The lecture is arranged for by
the Stanton Suffrage Club OF the District.
and. like all other lectures given at the
Public Library, - free to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25
Recovering From Effects of Gas.

The condition of John Dries, sixty-fve
years OF age. who was takes to the
Casualty Hospital yesterday afternoon
suffering from the effects of inhaling il
diminishing gas, was today reported to
be improved. Dries was found uncon-
scious in his room at 1919 X street north
east. Gas was escaping from a small
stove in the room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25
After Alleged Embezzler.

Detective Hewlett left this city today
for Grand Rapids Mich, to bring back
William j. Little. who is under arrest
there on a charge of embezzlement n
crime said TO have been committed in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-25

LONDON. January 25.-Sir John Ar
buthnot Fisher. first Baron of Kiiverstone,
admiral OF the feet, will retire from the
navy today under the age limit He was
horn In 1s41 and has been admiral OF the
nset since 1908
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
"0arocn opr
men oper9ir 1g iffe'',

0ette Sro tilifrioes General Cant
BRONZE. "a benne unoer Waterloo'
Slaget / Spibien for 2epninserne al
ben iranife @arbe i~orioarte Jig moi
gnelenberne, blep ban itraft til Sor-
ben al en- 8iigle. San laa paa Slag'
marfen Ell itor Del al gtatten; oo bor
enbeIig paagueoe al fin afma5t, I'll
ban tiIfalbt en- eneeIif Batrulie. Gen
ne fog Jig al bdm og tit ben boarDi
iaareoe Selt isrt til 2a5arettet.
Ser Ipite 8eneraleu nogen Gage
eiter / en- apis 9eretningen ON Sla'
get og ioa til fin itore 5orunorirg
at ban ifol babe itbtalt openitaaenbc
Orb. San flnoe life buite oct mino'
lite berom.
ga ban Tom biem til Sranfrig.
blep ban itaoig foriulgt al oisie line
"iiolte Orb, aQeoe5ne bpor ban fom
irem 6srte ban Dem bli boiifet efter
iig al beunorerbe 6remmebe. Sar
foriifre0e imioIertio itabig bit oa
oprt, at oct alorig bapbe funnel ialot
BAN ino at iige iaa lang en- Spt'
Ming.
gu bar en- Sranifmanb | en- nplia
llofommet BOG taget Jig for at I'M
oerisge SroetS Siitorie, og ban er
eiter lGrSe lluoerisgelier fommet til
bet Heiultat, at Gambronne trooS in
genegteIie life fan Hippo for Glen
6omsretten iii oct.
9l. q. bar en- 8renaoer oco Den
5amle 8arbe erflPret: Seq itoo
pes 8oterloo / fsrite 8pffe al @dr-
6ens aarr6. Smelem 10 Salper raab'
te Ben engeIife General til os: Gre
raoerer, opergi eoer!" 8ereraler
ioarte, iaa ieg bsrte Oct ganifc tpoe'
Iig: "@aroer SCR, men oOergir iig
iffel" "6pr!" fommanoerte sie-
bliffeIig Sen en9elfe General. Baanr
aientog ban CpiorSringen, after ipo,
reoe Gambronne set iamme, og Ri
SoIooter g~irrtos set begeiitret. Ruo
ben treble Spforbrin5 ira gngl9r'
oerne, iom mi omrirget os ira aat
Si6er, Ioorte Gambronne raienOe no.
ger Orb, iom ies iftf mer opfattet
So en- augle / BET iamme req mig
@isrne6uen al Sooebet og ilpneeot
mia ON bIanot en- SOB Sig"
Gnm6ronne mod altiaa iinoe iig
nj bebolSe lit Orb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
NQc forlangu set
3 Sceorab iom | aae andre
al tlnioncns Spcr ttoos
ta9cr man oct.

Golf nteb R%preipsocmme snlter at blipe
beIbrebet. glaar mon PLACES meb en- pGr.
ienoe Spa sipres Der anitrrnssIier til bet
pberite for at Itaiie SeIbrebelie. Der er
ioas mango RioIer. Der itufier 2inbrins.
men ium life belbreber. Ser er Sepis for.
at 3oarts aionep Bills belbreOer, o. at
SeIbreoelieH sr paris.
Better SaHien, 8f4 g. 5tb Ct, RpteIter.
Winn.. Tiger: ~Set er uieo Sprnsielie, at
lea bsptoner ben Rptte, ies bar baut Of
2oau's 8iontp Bills. 5pr pmtrent to War
iiben hauoe ies en- BET Tel Blager pee Ell
ltaoig Smerte oper Smalrpgatn, % bet oar
mig paniieli9 at tilbagebploe ll%otpmmelierue
fra Rprerne. Vile btsie Slayer bite. at Ies
bapoe R~preipgoom, % jes uar life iitano I'll
at erbpfoe rpgen 9inoring, fBreno ieg be-
epuote at BRUCE 7oar's 8ibnep Ii1s. Sno'
bolbet af fer GSifer brasie mig iaa megeu
Seorine, at ieg oa iinoe ppbgre meo oeres
8rus. Zen peo beres Brig srhploie guoe
yirfntns bar oiit TO at pGre permanent"
5ilialss hos ole Sdnbleuoe. gris 5OGts.
Soiter' gtIburn Co.. Buffalo. Reu gort,
gneasenter for be 5orsneoe Stater.
QUIT Misunderstanding tag intet anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
noutflim9em eaar raft.

"6ronff. 3eit.~ bringer isIgenS,
lille ianbierbige Siitorie:
Sor II Iar iioen banfet Be isrit'
f~pinoeIise Stuoenter paa lluioeriite
tets 9pr.
Scr fommer Sc life mo" erflG.
rebe Yrofesior z. | Sale fategoriii
ooerior Ell areoS al fine l~lniueriitets.
toIleger.
"Roo, mar" ia Ell al Sisic, for.
binore oct fon 9e bog pitt life"
"Sffe BET! Raar Den isrite apino,
ilipper i~noenfor Der, goor ieg min
Sci"
Ioret efter iao Ser 6 fpinoelial
Stuoenter, iom Dog pentet paa at bl
immatrifuIert, iom Silbsrere foror
Satetret / SaIles llniperiitet.
ga, oct tiger icg Gem" erflGre
sc Broiesior g. poerfor line aoIIeser
cot ieg tar nit Ssi % gaar Den 0of
cen fsrite apinoe bIir immntrifu
lert."
st Gor aor eiter immatrifltlerte!
&c ferite fuinoelige Stuoenter, oot
liben Het til at ta9e Gramen.
"Sa, mine Serrer," ia Yroiesiol
g, "iaainart Den isrite fpinoeIigl
Stubent tar @ramen Der, bill ieg ial
iolb life bore ber."
aQereoe aaret eiter tos Den fsrit'
f~pinoeIige Sale tiioert lin @rame1
meo Saub netop hos ben oite n9pntI
Yroiesior 8. 90 en- llee ienere forb
ties netop oenne fpinoeli9e Stuoent!
Iapn poa De SorlopeIiesfort Rroies
ior 8. ienote ON til gooe 8enner ot
9efienote / llniperlitetsbpeu Sale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

Winiiteriets aisane 17oe 6ebruar
1898 sif ban tiIbage til gmbeoet iom
Stotsaopofat. S 1901 ubnGuntes
ban til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % /
1906 I'll @igsabpofat. Hissaopofat
Smebal bIcp bo~rtrpffet / i'm bebIte
afoer. 9nnoet miiter / BAN en- al
fine ifarpiinoigite Suriter. en- al fine
bpgtigite % met pligtopfpIoeitbe
gmbeosmeno. Sans 9ortsaua piI
p9ffe Sorg pioerorn, oa ban bar en-
finttGrtelrSe. nobel Verionliabeo,
iom ingen llpeurer bnpoe. De. er en-
triit Sti9bre, iom er romnet De tire
M9no, iom bar inbebapt RigSaopo.
fatembebet iioen bets SpretteIie.
Saopel @et3. Slacfitao % SmeooI
bar faaet en- pllto'elig Teb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
D. banife Stnbcnterianaere.

ariitiania meooeleS BEN Ste Wai: De
banife Stltoetter iangere anfom ibdg
paa lin amerifatur 9ertil 8l. If |
Sorm. omboro / "llniteo States".
ifuIbe pGret tnbe tioIigere,
men maatte liege ct Bar elmer pao
|Sioroen paa @runo al Gage. Sm-
aerne CAB / MTobags al. 21a / Spit-
ningens @pmnuitifial en- 8oncert til
SoroeI for fattige 9srn / ariitiania.
9ofalet Dor fpIot til Erpneiel. %
Sungerne blcp mootaget meb flor.
menoe 9eseiitring og ct 8plo al
9lomiter. 0ereS Sange bilItes meo
iterf 9egeiltring, % Der maatte gipes
Ell W9ngbe ertranumre. Sdaoel
6en oanife iom Den norife National'
lang bIep nfinngen. 9ireiien ianbt
Steo ST. If / sften. Sangernes 9i-
riaent, Operarepetitsr Seoeplobn er
ubnGpnt til Hiooer al ct. Slapsor-
0ener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Charlottesville. Eroprie,

Gcuoomsials. YroprietRr 6.
Smien al Ct. 0ulbp bar iolgt i'm
gienoom, boortiI bsrer 81 Tor.
2unb, meo al uouenoia geiGtrirg til
2anbbrugsfanoioot Sesperien al
aarbus for GA, 0 0 SER, meooeles iro
Belle.
"Soumorfsganroer" peo Sin.
rer,tp. Der for co. I Mfaaneo iioer
fisbtes al Rpgler RieIien / aarbrs
ior 5000 ar. meo geiptning, er mi
after iolgt, oeime Sang uoen geiGt,
ming, iii RroprietGr Sougaaro al
Sanobolm / 9orum Tor 1900 8r.
Rebs WsQe5aaro meo Wsne er
al Sru Bang ioIgt til u. Sfop
Belle for 10000 SIR. @ooroen bor
ct 3iaiggenbe Of 100 5br. 2au6. 9e.
iPtning og Srpeutar meofslger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Sinniter for $4,000 arpner. lra.

fen 9mnraar 9i9rfe paa Steen |
&inesafer bar, III. "Smar Gifts
tiSenoe", iioen april iiior iolgt isl-
senoe 3 Sinsite: ~Steinsrim" 4
aar gammel, Jar S~tatsbmgiteu
"@aIoe~, Nor 5rsfeu gi9rfes 2ber
Yr9mieboppe ~Riliine". Solet til
Staten for 1000 aroner. "Sten.
ulp". Jar lite RrGmiebingiter
"9amien", Mor ~Hiliine". Solgt
til Staten iom 5oaarins ior 10000
aroner = ben foitbareite aonnrins
iom biotil er bit omiat / Norse
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Idroifulo Cplbsning
for &eijenoe.

en- imnft uoitpret Bog, "6acts
for Srauelers", beifripenoe Serbens
itsrite 1nmpifibe, Olympic" %
"litonic", $4,000 Resiiter IONS,
$4,000 IONS Displacement. $50
So6 LANCE, iamt andre bersmte
aiampeoampifibe. oe mango npttige
Splpsninser for Reiienoe, erfur.
Iionsyrosram, iamt Suibe Stierne
2iniens biaigite giaetpriier til
Sfanoinaoien, ieu6es irit til ale
Sjemreiienbe. iom itrar ~itriper til Q.
6. 9recfe, 8bite Star Cine Office,
121-123 Bro Street Soutb, Din.
neapolis, Winn.