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For States Attorusy,

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for states attorney at the June
primaries. w. III. Barnett.
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FOR SALE-House and cottage OF
sir rooms each; electric lights and
brick foundation; act quick as owner
is leaving town. Mrs. Cerney, 1908
First avenue north.
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Groves sToREn.

FOR HEN forage room for stoves
ana furnitur@. phona 179s-xs
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WANTED--Deputies for the Brother
hood OF American Yeomeni active
men or women can make $1gO per
month. promotion to district manager
for those showing ability, Write M. j..
Bredvold, state manager, Devils Lake.
N. j.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

FOR SALE--Elghb-room house can be
bought at q snap If taken at once;
excellent location, half block from car
line and Fargo college; all modern
except heat, including sixty 1--WE bar
rel cisternI concrete wallxR fine
shade and E~-.ff trees. Inquire at
Island park grocery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

FOR SALE-Registered French draft
stallion, age 4 years. weight l,s00
pounds; color dapple gray; price $500.
Address j, NJ. Vinje, Administrator.
Georgetown. MINI.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TAsLEs.

POOL AND BILLIARD tables; large
stock OF new and secondhand biI-
lard and pool tables; also bar fixtures,
show cases, tables, chairs and refrig.
orators; time payments. Write for
catalogue. Merle & Heaney Manu-
featuring Co, 521-523 Third street
south, Minneapolis.
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vvANTE Ep--Positi0n as bookkeeper
and stanographer, by young man.
oradl.ate az business course at first
Siasa college; would like to get into
Z bank or machine agents Office, but
win take any position where there il
good chance for advancement. ADD
aveas 452. care Forum.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Eight-room house, all
modern. except heat; large modern
barn; lot 75x150. Apply e1s Seventh
street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

NJANi ED--Men to learn barber trae :;
e. work, big pay; few weeks COM
pletes by our method. Write Tor Iree
/ illustrated catalogue. Moler Barner
College, ~ III, Nicollet avenue. Min
n polis MINI. Established 1883,
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FoR sALE-LIvEsrock.

Or. RiNDLAUE wishes TO dispose OF
his horses, carriages, harness, etc,
at once. Cali at barn, 321 Eighth street
south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

BUY Al LOT in a new western Cam
ada town from as and you are cer-
tain to make splendid profit; we have
clean. square, business proposition
in western Canada; every one can buy
at our prices and easy terms Write
quick for Information. National Can
adian Townsite Co., Pioneer building,
ST. Paul. MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

PERMANENT POSITION on farm as
teamster or chore man by middle-
aged experienced man, with son 10
years old; good habits. christian home
and rnOd acconnDda desired give
particulars answering. 40 care Fo-
rum.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHEN ANSWERING advertisements
In The Forum, please mention that
YOU saw It in The Forum.
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FoR ApoPTIoN.

FOR ADOPTloN--Baby boy with dark
blue eyes. 8 weeks old. s0i Tenth
street south. Fargo. Phone 1I4S-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

WANTED Barber at Fargo House,
SIS guarantee
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. 9iTins
a certain number care OF The B'oruTn
be sure to address your answer 20 tnaS
number, in care OF Forum. InAs Az
sures prompt attention.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.
WANTED--An young men and ladies'
in Fargo to send their suits 70 the
orpheum Pressing Parlors to be clean
ed and pressed. Phone a0~9, WORK
called for and delivered frea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

HIGH GRADE salesman and insur-
ance men can make large money
selling our Canadian townsite lots; our
property is inEide lots In all new west
ern Canadian towns; low prices, easy
| terms, quick selling; we have d spIen-
| did, clean proposition; write quick,
giving references in first letter. Ma
| tionaI Canadian Townslte Co., Pioneer
| building, ST, Paul. Minn.
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SLOW ACCOUNTS. notes. wages,
claims OF any description ccllecte6
on percantage arywhere. We can get
your money Tor ycu. BOX Sc. Cassel-
ton. ~. ID.
COIL EcTICNa attended to anywhere
III the IJnitsd States or Canada;
send us your claims: succsed where
others xaaI; best Of references The
rvergaard Law a Coliectton Agency,
Detroit. Mann
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HAIRCUT a5o-Fargo House barber
shop.
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FOR SALE--Two-story steam heated
building, 4sxss. in DiIworth; down
stairs used as store and upstairs
as a lodge room, now used by seven
different orders. Or would rent west
half of downstairs Owner wishes 10
sell on account OF Ill health. James
Lewis, Dilworth, Minn.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM at sa7 Roberts
street.
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FARGO AuTOMlBLE and gas en-
gineering school will give you prac-
tical instructions. Write for i1Horfn-
asi-n. l225 Front street
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FOR SALE--Household goods eaeap.
I0I Eighth street south.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE new 1912 motor
cycle, good and sound family or de-
livery horse, buggy and harness, for
q small automobile. Address 442. care
Forum
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- Knight Printing 30. prlnt It.
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WANTE D. Cashiership by first class
Al No. 1 bank cashier comes well
recommended and is a business get
ter; will go anywhere IN stare. Au-
dress 45T, care Forum.
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g0E.NsoN cUTs hair for Is cents.
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FoR sALE-4ousEHoLD oooDs.

FOR sALEThree iron beds with
springs. Phone SOS.
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DRIVER WANTED for delivery
wagon. r, p. Riley.
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IN ANSWE RING all want ads. giving
certain number care OF The Forum,
be sure to address your answers 70
that number. in care Of Forum. Tnis
tnsures prompt attention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

RESTAURANT for sale In Mandan,
N. D.; best restaurant In the city;
good deal and terms to right party;
must sell on account OF other busi-
meas; fine prospects on account OF
railroad building. Address Coonen's
Cafe, Mandan. N. D.
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DANISH MACHINIST wants POSI-
tion by profession IL possible, other
wise by anything; can't speak Englasn.
Address p. KjelgaaTo. HannaIoro,
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nosPiTAL,

MATERNITY HOSPiTAL--co Competent
nurees ard begt OF care: highest tes-
MRS. Jsnnse Camp s0l Tenth street
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EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires po-
sition. Address 45S. care Forum.
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HELP wANTEp--FEMALE.

WANTED Laundry girls. Apply
Dixon Laundry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

EXCELLENT location for ali kinds OF
business in best new town on Great
Northern main line. Fargo to Minot
outoff; large territory. Call on or ad-
dress J. G. Nelson, Townsite Agent,
Caraca City. N. ID.
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FOR SALE Plain household furniture,
will sell cheap, must be sold IN two
weeks, party is leaving town. lzVs
First avenue north,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

DRUGSTORE for sale in booming
town with twelve to twenty-five mile
! territory in best section OF North Da-
kota; only store in town; resident doc
tor writing prescriptions; large new
building; rent cheap; IL interested
write to No. 435. Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

WANTED-A position by an exper-
ianced male gtenoerApner and book
keeper, Address box 22T, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

Vv4ANTEpGood barber, SIS guaran-
tee. Apply Mitchell barber shop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

FOR SALE-Good restaurant board
ing house and grocery, on main
street OF Moorhead, doing good bust
ness; owner wishes to sell on ac-
count OF farming; 800 cash win han5la
this. Address 38l, care Forum.
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WANTED Bright, able young man for
bookkeeping; single; living. at none
In Fargo: good position. Address 4es'
care Forum.
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WANTED TO REMT--E4oUsE.
------
WANTEp--A good sized rooming
house in a good location. Address
All. care Forum.
WANTED TO RENT-By June 7, fur
Yished house or cottage for summer,
in good neighborhood by responsible
party. Phone l3A0.
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HELP WANTgD-MALE.

Wan, Everyone to cali 7ol.
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poslTloNs wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Everyoqe g eall 5O1.
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EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires po-
erences. Address A6s. care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

WANT e ~ Sitchen and dining room
help at Prescott hotel
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Buy oR TRApE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your sec
ondhand harness. w. II, Stewart
Harness shop. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

BOARD AND ROOM at 72O. Flftl
street south. Phone 23S6-L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

buARp AND ROOM In modern house
on co- line. s2& Eleventh street north.
Phone 979-L
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FOR SALE--A saloon in eastern Mon
tana, long lease. at low rent, fixtures
and large stock liquors, will invoice
about $4,000; this 10 a money maker
for live wire. Address 4As. care Fo-
rum,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

IN ORDER to close out the few re-
naming Fargo Forum carpet sweep
ers on hand, we win sell them way
below cost. The Forum Printing co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

FOR SALE-Furniture Of S-room fiat
consisting Of Singer sewing machine,
S5: book case and writing desk COM
bined, Sc; dresser, s5; sanitary couch,
S2; kitchen table, ST.; bed, chiffonier
and rugs and other household goods at
bargain il taken at once. Room 4,
l21 Broadway, Phone 2095.
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FOR Sale Cheap; all kinds OF furni-
ture at 312 Third avenue north,
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CoMPOSlToR WANTE ED-Lady pre-
ferred. to set straight matter and
ads; state age. experience and wages
wanted; give references. Press, Daw-
son, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE New
and secondhand stoves and furniture
bought and sold. q. Hartstein, sos
Front street. Phone 1S1.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-one-ha half
section land two and one-haif miles
northwest Robinson. N. ID. For parti.
cuIars address Box 27S, Steele, NJ. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-31

NLANI Ed Competent girl for general
oa1 n11ouseWoFk. z Mrs. M. LEVITT, phone
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

comedienne. has a singing onerlng WIN
costume changes and the Miltscope
pictures viii round out the program
GAYETY
THE Three Dukes n the ute OF
the burlesdue by Frank .Finaey ~
which Waldren'sf Tracadero bur
Iesq uers viii aHpsaf 4 3 the new Gayety
theater for one week commencing sun
day afternoon. II - heralded as an
attractive production IN which all the
elements that tend toward success W
burlesque are mixed In lust the rlRhl
proportions There are said 20 be IN
the company pretty talented perform.
ers IN vaudeville specialties. musical
numbers plenty OF funny comedians
and big chorus OF attractive girls.
Every burleyque patron knows Frank
Flnney, Irish comedian. Ftnney Is
funny without being foolish and his
humor comes with unexpected effect.
sam Adams and Murray Slmons furn-
ish him with capable support, IN the
comedy situations. and Minnie Burke
singing soubrette plays the leading
feminine role. Others who have promi-
nent parts IN the production are Co
rinne Ford Elsie Leslie. Edith shaw,
Camille FolardeauN Norine Holmes,
John T. Grifhth, Harry Mantall and
GeOrce Brennan *
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

iects this season include some OF the
rope. from material gathered bys Mr.
Newman during a SIX monthg journey,
Just completed The nfst sHDJgct VIII
ho1. Hoiiand," that delightful little
country whose oddly garbed people are
= never-ending source OF interest.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

numbers are declared 20 be features of
the show, two OF the biggest hits being
Vans original songs "Oh, You Props
and The I'm PUN Man"
MILES.
\ conspicuous Offering la the way
OF tabloid musical comedy IN promised
by the Miles theater next week. In Ru-
tan's Song Birds. an attraction new 10
the Detroit stage. The birds" are "A
company OF rttractive young women,
who are reputed TO he good singers
aud clever dancers The act is we'll
dressed with brand new scenery and
an extensive wardrobe Bob Albright
is hailed as the male Melba." lie has
also been called the "one-man quar-
tet. from the fact that he sings i'm
four different registers. For the par
ticular benefit OF the children there
will be Anita Dalz and her monkey
circus, comprising seven trained sim
ians Klein OFT and Nicholson are
comedians and instrumentalists on the
coruet. clarinet. tFpmbone, saxonhcne
and Nylophone, Richards and Montrose
have an eccentric acrobatic and dance
Ing novelty. Elsie Murphy. the petite
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

most amusing of variety acts. but the
fun OF the vaudeville Offering Is sa'd
TO nave been surpassed in "A Lucky
HoadoS.i a musical comedy which utl- +
lizes Props" and which Will begin a
weeks en- : dgement IN the Lycetin sun
day .-afternoonA This piece with Mr..
Van and the Beaumont sisters In the
princ1rA1 roles has served Its purpose
weIi,,as arusi rth-proSo Init Van
has Unlimited opportunities and his
success has been even greater than
when he starred ia little Memo" The
eonspanss Nv hlch~.isf n large one. in.
clltdes an attractive, chorus. Several
new songs and speciafties have been
introtucsd. adding 10 the strepgth Of
performances. "a, Lucky Hoodoo
IL In two acts, the nrst displaying the
81 tage or -svfudevflle theater. where
Van Is steve Gall. the property man.
IN .sss9Pa sss hs ls seen "a oaass sne
tfings happen TO him I'm a spiritualistic
Ca binat whare there are ghosts OF the
departed, "A wishing chrystal, dream
book and magic potious. all of which
-sguresin tho fur -making The musical
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

:. - - : -
with Japanese dlnlQrnats and : adents
who congregate regularly in his apart
sments 10 discuss plans -fors-the 'ad-
vancement OF their country. Tokera-
mo becomes Infatuated With A hsapti-
ful German actress, whose influence
over him beccmes so- greaetthst~ his
glect the duties entrusted 10 hin. The
'ehfNr" or tfrEo Rroup BUNNY -te lrs~ To-.
karame that he must gfve the woman
see seey IL hiissSS0s: @ ssd 1 9S saSe aassa BEEN
seldom euuaied IN n mo1ef nshi aY~-~ro
keramo casts. her on and hee IAsile-.
ment OF him and his country prolnpts
him 10 break the wbndbffuF VcafM OF
his race and he strangl lesrher:s lie goes
10 the .telephane and s,sp pu,mpns his
conferes. who immediAtely respond.
They decide thar tffe fnssfon-Sf Toke-'
being arrested and each Of .them vol
unteer 10 ASSUME responsfbnffy ffr IN !
crime. The youngest is ffnaliy deter-.
mined upon. .ths nalLSe are snlnIaened'
artist whom 'tlie ~uffarf mas IN esrded
for her Japanese lever. is,instruman IA 4
In wringing the real truth tom TO
keramo' VINO expires ofsheart fanure.,
The. trip Around shs~yy GRID -iEl 50,
Days, which was legendary only
few Years ago. In the fertile ifnagfna
tton OF Jules~verne, -nlsys berrns ado In
theater seat. sunday evening. in. the
Garrick theater by way~of Btuirtf n.
,Howe's Travel ena. And ,thabvtoo.
with more mental profit than eopId be
gained frufn fhe most brifllanf wffter
because MFs Howe's a NINA ted scenes
are exact reprodpc ions ,ot, what ~ -ac-
tually taking place For example n
tthriiiinE rare~ tet wseh Hr Hvdr1biane ne
and, a 500 horse powes..rnetsr boat.
harpooning whales and 70 ..feroeious
proTrarn will be presented tafso-sdaz-
cling visions OF the historic. pa lace OF
Versailles and cf magnificent Paris. In
rhe colors OF nature trfe Edlef5n. Hate-
~ burial of-the NasaA anls- r,nyty -other
subjects Of iplnlts variety. .,- ..-
-As~ew f~rce 90 " D.-- WIZ os~the
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
FAMILY.

Harry Better q Co, I'm the scream
ing comedy sketch, "A Matrimonial
blizzard" will be the topliner OF the
ig-act progrnm IN the Family theater
next week Another special attract on
will he the hrst appearance here or
the Sandros brothers, swedish aero
bats, who are reputed 10 show unusuai
feats on the trapeze Roman rings
silken ladders and other contriyances
including pilots wheel upon which
one OF the brothers balances while
holding the other alott by the arms,
Dcane' lindsay and Doane an eccen<
trio comedy trio. will be heard In 2
singing and talking act; George y:
Watson and Miss Florence Little VIII
offer comedy sketch; Thornton
Thornton appear in musical SIKH
tContInuea ON page nvel.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
'c1RRICh.

.The Typhohn, the sefisattonal dra-
ma written by McnyhertS eng che viii
be sScn la the liaFrick theate Non
Y fdsiy tvoning This play was' produccd
lsin A<AmeTfca last Spring BY Walker
~ hit es lsle ssayl hs.sSg esm Paay hessnem :
( Ibcls DI which Merf. SELECT 81 bX him :
lSeff! aiid'fn iffhe has achfeven the
l1alosA F4ns 4 Fya ole >ticcess of a~tORG' and
Interesting career Tue ptay -. de-
scrihed by critical writsrs as the most
unusual given To the stags W Wthalf
century. It's rsasis- kheoc 'is the in-
road OF the modern IRpanese aud thelr
methods Of obtaining lnforntstiont CON
ss4niHs other power1 Brfe iyet olttig tho
story concerns TDkeEapo,- asXpupg ia
rpanese noblemap who has been assign-
ed 60 an importatN mlssbnfh Btfll,.
IN the GermaIs-estIit Al .hs- s,slS sOsgia a. g
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

JACKSON, Mich. oct. S.-FlameS
that started when "A gasoline stove eN-
ploded. scorched a section OF the Len
mann hotel last night Frank Becker.
n former Detroit man, was paintullN
burned The factory OF the Mctal
Stamping Co, three miles from jack
son. burned late last evening. The loss
is S25,O 600
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

Z
opera house, go,
abdna town who-1s gfvinsr hls' frien'ss
a0en tfrne. He-ls pTesent duriAs 40
hiitflous scers@-aa ~ Broadway caty'
and nnAa .Ilp, IN the pouSe GGurt WV WIZ :
sentence or 80 days over tue iIN...h.,L
Fof 0IteaAtsr nc iS'hiding'his ieentlty
bsisentls a..slht % stripes on Blaek,
wells ISLAND, .YheTe. his native VII ahu
eorkS ma klm -the per OF the'wgN
meh 'sssfguEnd' .~priSon reform he
serR la. .hia..,..t tiTlp.- and returns holhs
10 End hlfnseif In the midst OF q MeNl-
earl RxhnUh-b -bAfty. Afranged by his- ufN
Eusap otiBu-aNiEe-se a welcome TO her
misriqg .huaRHpd SyEr9unding MT. 10y
Will be Arlfne Ffedeftcks, Iseona Steph-
enk Mgrte 1forgnn, David ,,Andrada. y.
s. lSlnslozv- Charles Swickard. Harry
MeSef. George 81 Trimble, Davis and
NaftAswk t6F~ -pancing Pages. the
Elrsae sfsdcsps-~and the Globe theater
bea,itx chorus -,.-
Witr~sa wriss~ of Ave new travel
tail s~na laslla6 sa-.to give not only, .
greh deal 9f,. Aptormation. but also
mud Nv n DE Some 'amusement, II. NJ
NeWmn 81 WITH ,return. to the Detroit
opefq-ho orse. toE .aEe successive Sunday
evep inkS begi9ning Oct H. The sub
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
TvMPI.E.

! AS tha--eI,lak. featuIA.- OFT he u ample
blll next Week VIII be a famous Polish
#rfiste ffUYn rhE cOhtinehtAT music
Inlis. Madame Olga petroya, who win
Appear In a series OF characterization
/anging from farce comedy TO tragedy
#he will als0- ~ rcdur~ hnieatious
which are said Ln-rapk Xikb Qe-work X
81 Elsie Janis and Clssie Loftus, Ma
Hame Petrova was brought 'to- this
.ountry by William Harris who dis
lovered her In the music nails or Lon
don and engaged her for the Folies
@,ergere cabaret~in New York = Madame
Petroxa WAS born in Warsaw, Poland,
Ind nt the age OF 20 found her first
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

lht inimltahle Eddie Foy. VITA hiA
y ~ alalle. Auporous ~ and essu
= VI rogntk ~ The plsirols ~ 0Pt.le
use WDndny efenlng 20 remtitt teI
q wafK In Re'Glo66 tbeater musleai
~ "a ,f<-wued Nv =" the RiyeE"
S,ch ~ six month s-viIt erthrTed New
Ifkers. roy nrst appears as the man
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

stage seRe nge4neRt In London III a mu-
Ilcal comedy chorus. She a now max
|nt htr HrHt Tour OF american vauae-
#iile. An exrplfeur vafisty Oftttfr WIN
IOond out the bin. incindipe Kara. ~
Sensational juggler from Europe. Al
|Irfr|r uuIf -7nrk fscwfs, tU rugrF TIITEF
.NnIk-.ScdkE thffzsftEllf s-ISeane. With
||rIr little vaudeville classic. "Drlft-
49, presented with n stage settinsr
.Ir|tting an apple orchaza- ~ fua
100 foends ~ TiiaFtiosdtT y sIba
|afMfnd and HeblssN --ltctt IN - new
.Itanlr viii offer n song nnmher. with
.ancc tIlnmlngsi nlee snlly = Scot &
||& ~
and I14 M1orozcopc viii brinr one face
4. face WITH fhr rerrnt biz news events
||5rr m over the World via the rathe
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05
= = Z. -. 49, = -.
/: EN1L0LAL+ PLA-YHOUSES

attraction, In the Garrick, the week OF
oct r. Instead OF the operctta. The
.June Bride. = = preyiausly announced.
srha tiu, % tho farce -. o. D. stands
for :ae nrst initials OF the Aanes OF
tho fhret leading characters In the
conn "a the daughters OF "A farmer. IN
N ------s------
LNCEIN.
Thosr Who. have seen Bllly i, Van
as x headlincr IN vaudeville VIII re-
call rhat ne had IA Props one OF the
The Detroit times., 1912-10-05

Kit yrtsordoH cSfnss 70 III ha f5e tfoft op-s
era heuss~ thes w~eir-uf- tsce.- f4y-rasily-
provad->ikself To- ha.dnring - long New
and TcpnfHr fnuyfcsf -successps IN sevz'
crai Rensonas~As-ts-said 10 saual. ID not
snrpaRa 49, kter bort 81 ~ leLY pperas.
aiste,rN~41l8s- t4ordUf- har--1w-rxccfieu ne
slnglnS. voiGaA1a-hrkns--nlLi .the IaelodS
OF tue Herbert love songs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-24
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