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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
8urhunnsatatrrttP.

sSulfe 8ranbt ,naa tilbage /
6rngiel. sllbanp, gs. g., BEN 81.
s5,1ni. slppellotionsretten ltaofe1te-
be ibag oen &ienbelie, joni blep
afeibet al slppel1otionsafoelingen
fsr1te Geparteme1m goae1,oe no poa,
at syolfe 6. Bran6t, Mortin1er 8.
@cbiffs ti0ligere Sjener, ntao ien=
6es tilbnge til Clinton Senglel,
Donnemoro. @ienoelien bar e11=
1temmig.
9en npc @omcitcaolop. Com
6bor boa e1poel Soreipprgiler meo=
beles fp1eenbe Oplpsninger, 1om
belbis tioligere bor neret trpft /
,Gfan6inaper"::
Sen pigtigite 8elte1m1elie Sen
nDe @on1elteo6lob er, at en- Settler
berefter fan probe op" ct Some
1teob og fao f1l0 @ie11oomsret til
2o1poet efter tire slors 9eboelie iite=
betfor iom ti6ligere fem Nar. 9en=
ne @eltemmelle giel0er baabe GoH,
ioln berefter tager @omeltea6, og
oen1, iom mi ii06er poa 2an6, Ser
life er vprobet op". Gi6ere er Oct
tillobt Settlerne at bpre fraberen=
Sc fra lit @onelteo6 fem Maane6er
ONT eloret. @on fan laale6es bore
bortc / Sinterlnoa1eberne, 6eriom
bon loo gnlfer. Desuoen er Ser en-
@eltenrnelle, lom flyer, at oerlom
Geirforboloene er nle6banlig ngun=
1tige, bebeper man life at boi9tte
fig pao @on1eltea6et, fdr Ser er ben-
gaoet tolp Maone6er fra Sen Sag,
man gior6e v@11trD". Oilers er
Jriiten ier Maane6er.
Sen 11pe Sou er al sen itgrite
8etponing for 6olf sVainneIota,
1om bor taeet SS>16imerlano, og for
Settlere / 9ofotaerne og @onta1ra,
fom bor giort vgntrp" Some
1teo6. sllle bisle Settlere pil mi
bere iltono til at foa @fjeoe, naar
Ser er bergoaet tre Aar ira ~@n=
trp".
sSfelge Sen rDc Sou moa ser be-
re op0prfet ii gcres beO l10gongen
af set on0et s(or og ialt tDbe Slc<
res al bper 160 Mcres, fer Sfieoe
fon u6ltebes. 9eoar BET gieloer
3prforn1ingslon0 frapes Ser ct
6obbelt iao 1tort op6prfet Sn1raaoe.
De11 npe Sob, lom er l1oorbeioet
af aongresme1o fra @elten, bar
bla,1ot on6et til &euligt at inoifr9n-
fe u6bonoringen til set beltltge Ga,,
nooo. Mgenterne for Sen conaoilte
&egjering bar alorig forlemt at
frembepe, at set par iaa nreget let
tere at fon1n1e / 8eiibOelle al Some-
lteo6lano Canada en6 / Sc Sor-
ere6e 5toter. 0ette Mrgnment
fon life lpnger benpttes, ioet Some~
lteo6lopene fer / 9onoet MI er f11lot
1oo liberole og in,d0efommenoe 1on1
2opene / Canada. (uSfan0. y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

9anmarf oil iom tibligere nepnt
opfpre en- egen 8pgning paa Eanas
cific=uoltillingen Son 6ran-
cisco. lt110er en 9ll1biens, iom lt0<
itillingsfomn1isiionen bapbe bos
Song Gbriltian x Sen 21be Slni,
crflpreoe &onger, at fan piloe tage
Oct oanife l1oltillingsbus un0er lin
lpecielle 9elfpHelle og ie1roe ct
&rigslfib og ct Dieielrnotorlfi6 til
Gan 6rancisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Blannt Eannan,wnn.

Blannt Eanna1twnn.
Mrs. Sarab Niellen, Oio6er til
6en befienbte oanlfe Speralangerin-
oe Mlice gfielien OpOe forleOen lit
Silent Seem Dorf, Is 9lar gannel.
Mir. ps Nirs. 9(ntom briitenion
/ 2onesboro, Minn, bol6t Sen lite
Suni 8rpllup for lin pnglte Datter,
Gillian, og @euben Bfilter. @ielien
forrette6es pe6 Ben tDlf-lutberlfe
8rnit, 91ep ae,npf af 8reston.
Samcs Maoiion, Ell al Bacific-
&pitem meit aniete 9anife, opbol6er
!iig for Ei0en / Gu1lmarf. Scr. &c.
bor 81. a. til Spgabe at fonferere
meo ben 0onlfe 9tegiering ONT Dan=
morfs Geltogelie / &er0e1slr0itillin~
gen / San Troncisco.
i !6ans Gbrtitenicn, Ser arbei6er
Z, for @asfonpog1piet / Manttotpoc,
@is., blep fun0en 1tpgt forbren6t
I; iom 6glge of at Ban rep en- Eeno=
j1tif, mems bn1 pur peO at repare=
re ct @asrgr. 9aoret brpn0te at
&ope0et og ban blep frpgte1ig for
brpnbt 9lniigtet og poa 9gn6erne.
$1enrD 6. Gbritcniem fra Bosco,
@aib., ofgif plubielig peo 9eben
poo Gejen fra Eosco til 5pofonc.
Mf6poe oor / 4 slor &aslerer for
@o11f Of Eascp o9 bar NieOle1n al
8pltpret ligeiom bon bar fremtre=
6en6e Maeble1n of flere 9oger. San
efterla6cr iig &ultru og 9 @ern.
Mfbgoe bar 81 9lor gu111n1el.
6carp 4etcripn, 35 slar ganrmel,
en 8oger onlot pe6 Cutters 9ugeri
Il @Ge11on6oob, SSa., blep Sen lite
Su1i 6rnbt Ma1fine11, iom brngtes
! til at elte Gejg me6. Ser par in
gen @jempi61er til l1lpffen. @on
F; pQr blepet tr1tffet ino / Ma1finen
meo &ope6et fGrit og par blepet
| frpgtelig ler11le1tet. @on efterlaber
@l,ltru og to lmda 8ern.
Ectcr Ectcripn, EN- efcentriif
gon1n1el SettIer / &otter County, g.
9of., 6poe for ct Ear Tiger ii6en
og slutboriteterne bor life biotil
bnret iltano til at fin0c nogen
@lpgt11inge 9er / 2onoet San eje=
Sc Ell pr1 6arn, oa bans 9ip por
asi,1reret. sSar1ncm og alt oil BE-
1dbc Jig til cit Gnroi af $4,000.
9crlom ban life bor 9(rbinger ber
i 2a116et, bil Bette tilfal6e 5taten
5po Gofota.
Saniferen 6. G6ritcnien blep
palgt til commissioner Of ST.
nance" pe6 8olget for Set npe ST.
|1tDrc gbereH, @oib., forIeoe11.
,S6orube1, bam bleb 81. sl. 8ro6ecf
iIpolgt til commissioner Of Pub1ic
ISafetp" og Mler S6omplon Cont
>nisiio11er Of Glblic @orfs". Sc
11De @r1be6sl1tpno er bolgt for 4
e(or mes cit oarlig Gage al $4,000.
i&eiultotet al &alget menes at bore
en- @cjr for @pens upaa6e" Gle
rnent.
Gb,uarb Eeteripn, en al Sc be6it
fjel10te &oncberS / Sem nor0lige 0el
al Mo11tana, bG0e forle6en / lit
Stem / @elt. Sans efterlo6te Se<
i 1tonne11te niier, at bans go belgber
fig til $160,0O0, bnorof @alp6ele11
Ili9ger 5000 slcres 2an6 ia11t
'el16el @rubeeien6omme / Greet
Soils og un6re @per. San eiebe
life min6re eno 1000 6oar og en-
bel 9el &p9g. slf666es @rtitru er
be6 Sefome11tet in6iat iom @neor-
bling.
@rDllnp. 5orle6en bie6es / ct.
&auIs Gbnrcb, @ol,tbiea, england,
,yru @liiabetb (@iis) @nnoiens @gn
,of fdrite 9ggteifab, g6bin ssSarnes
M111tbe @iis, 9}epreientant for sss11.
ternational CORRESPONDENCE Scboo1s
2to., til O}iis SIipe @innifre6 Bur.
,fitt, p1g1te 9otter al af666e @o6s.
'eier Se11rp @nrfitt, uMarib Court"
,5omer1etlbire, ng Mrs. @urfiH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

Nirs. Sarab Melien, Wfooer til
Sen befie116te banife Speroiangerin-
6e sllice 9tielien, DpOe forleOen lit
@ie1n / Seem Dorf, Is slar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Sauif 9srrit / &prtlaub, Sreaor

SaHr NrNlt ! NDrllauO, Sfe9Olt
S. 6. Scott, bol0cr Nflfeosgn6stje-
11e1te poo SGnoag SEN oerberenoe
8etbonio Menigbco. @porle6es set
ifol aaa for iig frelngoor life al
Mebbelelien / 4Yacific Sfanoi11u=
ben" bpori &oltot Scott ielp ifrioer
1om fglger:: Il
| r4a jea MI t11a Nar bar font
met til eOer, S fjrre 9anosmeuo,
@ang poo @ong, laa fonl foqn MI
6enne enc Sang for en @gfligbe6s
SfDl6. 81 far 10 Sr0iproget: u2i=
&c for 2ige, bpis Ge1rifob lfol bol=
bes" S fan 10 ogloa folnrne al
Sofnentmeligbeb oner, at s MI BIZ
Der fri NIT Haabrng; tbi nu mp6es
ri bel neppe mere fdreno ri poa 6el1
b6erlte Dag lalnles for ban1, ion1
fal 0entn1c lepenbe og oeoe. So
men perger S bel eocr lcln. Oh
bill bel ifel0e os IT'S? 9fej jeg ifol
prppe poo at nnrc loa ififfclig, iom
set fan labe fig gj6re. eeScg bor oo
beller life @rr11o til nn0et. Gan=
ifer11c Yortlono far pGret 1almi11=
oelig flinfe oper for mig, al Sc
Euiinoer al 8clpa ieg far af(agt.
er jeg flm blepen biit ltbgfligbeb
to 5teoer, og icg er liffcr poa, at
bogefter bar Sc tenft: bop0e ri bare
life gjort Set, for YrGlten er jo
ilet life nerre el1o os lelp, og bpor=
6on MON Set bi( gao %, om ri full
6e pere 6o11f Grrlt / 8ortlono.
@elpfelgelig, iiocn ieg blep foitet ro
al Menigbe6en, far ieg bolot mig
bjenme for at forbere0e mig til ne'
lte Sfanoie og for at tr1fe 1iot oper
egne og a116res 9umbeber, Der ifol
10 Sis til alt, ielp om Set goor
golt. &on loa Sen 30te Sunni, ifal
S no til @lo6ltone ON gfterni66a=
gen, Set gjpr 10 life noget, og Sc
/. fleite hlipcr bel bienme olligeDel.
Wien ne0ig bill ieg; ta1e for tonme
8e11fe SEN Sag. Wee11igbe0en ifal
ielbfelgelig un0es 2in0etrect, oette
er ogioo be6lt; efter ct iaa6ant
51lrptag togcr set ct s(ors Gio, fdr
man igjen Hiper 9la6 heb binanoen.
@om ioo og ber Set li0lte Sfu6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

|bil fl1n11e. ifriDes ct merfeligt Digt
ON Set 1tpre Sup og Sc ln1aa 0fen=
|teifer.
Sc ianbt u9 &oninl. Sen oanifc
&oloni / 2o11bon taler ifplge uBoli-
tifcn" / bisie Gage life ON anoct
eno SEN 6a1tlfe Geionbt, ST.. 8run,
og @onlul Sober.
@elan0telr bnpOe fra set engel1fe
6ofmarifallat foaet opericnot 10
8illetter til Sen oificielle @brge-
9uostjeneite / Anlconing al Sen
oanife &onges 9p0. &eo Tor6elin=
gen al 0isle 9illHter ,glell1te" ban
life blot @uptein gglli,pg, Ser er
6orma1o for Sen officielle Sore
1ingen 9onmarf" for bbilfc11 Song
Gbriition SEN 5ienbe ct Yroteftor,
n1en ian forbigif tillige paafal6ent
Sc @enerolfonl1l @oloernor Sober
og Gicefpriul 5cbelteo. Set paste
re0e pirfer ioo nle9et grellere, iom
@elonbten bap6e faaet 4 8illetter
til obers til en- gal1ife cipil Eerio11=
ligbe6.
GSorbol0et n1elleln @elon0t 1fabet
bar oltio pnret ipnnbt, og oerne
ii01te Siloragelle pil leIbfplgelig life
gjpre Somarbeioct lpffeligere. Set
ltaor enonu bc1 Set l1pisle, bbor=
lcoes Silorogelie1l pil 1topifle fig
men oen faar iiffert lit lille @fter-
ipil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

@frip efter Trbbcnnmcrc paa BET.
{ 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28
Bpt1 sjunknr @uarn.
aras Sb.

"Sbor @een imiler
iaa blanf og bloa,
/ gomle Si6er
en- @aaro Oct loa;;
men SSor6en nabneo
lin &e1npemu1l6
MI ilnmrer @dnroen
paa Sgens 81n0."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

6cnrp &ctcripn, 35 Mar ganrnel,
en 8ager arlot pe6 Cutters @ageri
/ @be1on0oab, Sa., blep Sen lite
sSuni 6rnbt Moifine11, iom 6rugtes
til at elte Gejg meo. Ser bar in
gen 9jemDi6ner til l1lDffen. @on
bar blepet trl1ffet in6 / Mafinen
mes @obebet f6r1t og bar blepet
frDgtelig len1leltet. @on efterlaber
@ltltr1 og to imaa 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

Ntr. ug Nirs. Mnton Gbriteniou
i 2o1lesboro, Minr., bol0t Sen lite
SsSl1ni 8rpllup for lin pnglte 0atter,
Gillian, og @e11ben @fiiter. 8ielien
forretteoes peb 0en tDlf=lutberlfe
Brnt, NeD. @e1npf af Hreston.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

@rpllnp. iSorle6en bie6es / st.
&ouIs Gburcb, @outbiea, england,
Tru @liiabetb (92iis) @nu6iens @6n
al ferite 9ggteffab, g6bir SSa1nes
M1urtbe giis, &epreientant for sssr1>
ternotional Correspondence Scbools
2t6., til Miis Slibe @innifre6 Bur<
fit, Dngite Gotter of af666e @o6s.
eier @enrp @nrfitt, rMarib Court" ,
6omerietlbire, og M}rS. @urfihH,
rEbe Jorb", Girencelter, @loiter-
bire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

Samcs MaoiiOn, Ell al &acific-
&pitem melt aniete 9anife, opbol0er
fig for Gi0en 3urmarf. Scr. sc.
bar 81. a. til Spgabe at fonferere
me6 SEN 0onlfe &egjering ON 9an=
>narfs Geltogelle / @er6enslr0itillin~
gen / Son 6roncisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-28

Senrb 6. Gbriitcnicn fra 8asco,
@aib., ofgif pluoielig peo Deoen
poa Gejen ira Yosco til 5pofonc.
9lfoe0e por l. 4 9(or &aslerer for
@onf Of @osco og bar lfeolem al
8Dltpret ligelom bon bor fremtre=
6enoe Me1le1n of flere 2oger. @n1
efterlo6cr iig @nltru ug 2 89rn.
9lfogoe bar 81 Nor gn11rnel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30

sales manager Of the Canadian 0sasrai
Electric Company.
ECAFFREr. MRS. LAURA SAoER.
bis wife.
MCATTREY. MRS. NARY. biz
mother.
NcAJTREY. GRACE MAxiNE.
twelve. his daughter.
N'CArrhEY, HOWARD sA0SR,
eight. his son.
A fsurtesn-pound mussaiongs. which
had been hooked BY Mr.. McCaRrey, was
rssponsibls for the deaths Of the family
party. MIR. Mccaffrsy had come here
Friday with his family 20 spend shor,
holiday with his parents. and with his
wife, mother and two children. started
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30

out IN . canoe down the Pigeon River
In quest OF muscaionge.
when the party failed to return.
ssarchers found the canoe bottom up
and the bodies nearby.
Ciutched In the hands Of Mr.. Nc
CAffrey was . trolling line. on the
hook q fourtesn-pound musca,onge. The
big species Of American pike was still
awe ana thrashed the water violently
- he was drawn In.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30

MANILA. Sept. D.-The cigar In
dustry Up Manila IN practically sus-
pended. Fifteen thousand men are ON
strike and lets than 1000 at work.
The cigar makers object to the Gov.
ernntnt reeistra tion scheme.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30
|SH UPSETS CANOE,
Eve PERSONS DROWN,
\ ALL OF ONE FAMILY

4 ONTO. ssps n-F1ve members
80 family were drowned In the lake
Il onsn,ss yesterday. The victims were:
q CAFFREY. WILLIAM. Of Toronto.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30
Lord 81 Taylor
October Sale of
Muslin Underzvear
Founded 1920

Silk Pettcoats, NegIigeeS,
House COINS, Kim0n0s,
Dressing Saeques g CorsetS
Commencing Tuesday, Oct. 1st.
Offering Exceptional Values.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

$500 q. m. Chicago Daily Express.
f1:15 q. m. ST. Louis Fast Mail.
11:15 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
2.45 p. m. Afternoon Express for
Sc. Louis. Odin, Effingham. Mat
toon and Champaign.
6:15 p. IN. Chicago and Eastern Ex-
press.
l0:45 p. m. Chicago Night Express
arriving at Chicago 1850 a. m.
Local sleeper al station. Bertha
can be occupied after $500 p. m.
1920 a. m. Memphis and Naahviile.
@;25 a. N. Coach sactien for Mem
pills and New Orleans.
$40 a, m. sleepers only, New Or
leans and Hot Springs.
1920 a, IN. Seminole Limited for
Birmingham and jacksonville, Fla
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

soc . m. Paducah aud Louisville
Express.
1851 p. m. Daily Memphis and New
Orleans.
t:51 p. m Daily Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta.
a:10 p, NJ. Fulton and Mayfield ac-
coInmodatfon.
$40 p. IN. Paducah and Louisville
Sleeper, paducah ito Louisville,
open at $40 p. M.
SAB p. m. Memphis and New Or
leans Special.
For tfEorgh tickets. sleeping car
accommodations and further infor-
nation apply at Hlinds Central
Passenger Station, Cairo. Ill.
]. II. JONES. Tiok.s Agt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
y, care Bulletin.
SET
Dwellings Fer Sale.

FOR SALE Two story housr
with ten rooms, bath and hail. hot
air heat; gas and electric Lights;
two lots. Property is located on
18TH ANA Poplar streets, opposite
the postoaice and is one OF the most
desirable places to be had at pres
ent time. Price is 100000. Par.
cash and balance on time Apply T.
e, i. Stuart or phone 367 Home. II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
Help Wanted Female,

WANTED Middle aged or elder
~ lady as house-keeper. Apply IL.
MI" Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
Buildings For Rent.

FOR RENT-Seoond foor or all of
The Bulletin building, 703 Ohio
street Suitable Cor wholesale or
jobbing house; 4,000 square fcet Of
door space, with large, paved base
ment., Switch of Illinois Central
Railroad in front Of the building
Rent reasonable. Apply at The Bull
letin Office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

FOR sac 102 acre farm in John
son county, Illinois. All under c0lti-
walton, good house and barn An ideal
stock or grain farm. Is wen watcred
By several living springs. Inquire
Arid & Foley. 2703 Commercial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

FOR SALE $4,000 cash buys a .
room new house, hardwood floors,
electricity and gas, 4 lots iron fenca.
paved street, stationary washtubs,
N legapt bath. Easy terms. Rolla IT..
spann. agent. Bell phone 409.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to August 1st, 1912
The Fast Mail Route
Trains Leave Cairn

12:45 a, m. Daily Chicago Vestl
buled It'd. arriving Chicago
r 10:40 a. m.
2:15 a. m, Daily st. Louis Night
It'd. arriving St. Louis 1890 a. IN.
Sleeping cars open at $3.50 p. m
1890 q. m. st. Louis Special.
i4;15 a IN. Thebes Accommodation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT Large nicely FUR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
Dwellings For Rent.

FOR Rents room house with
all modern improvements. Elm and
25th street. Apply Oandea lnsur-
ance Agency.
APO tt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

TOR SALE 4 Underwood.
newl roller and good writer, sSf5c.
Also No. , -Trcmier, now rot
let. for S2d,5o. Bargains, III 9sth
street. sor Bell phone 5e4.
o9c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

NANPEDT 10 retire from we'll
established hotel business. Rent on
Building is extremely reasonable
and will sell all furnishings and
equipment on terms TO suit pur-
chase, Am tired. Mrs l4elen
i,inyiiic, Court House Hotel, Cairo,
III.
Desirable room and board in pri-
waite family for 2 gentlemen Refer
cate exchanged, Address W., Buie-
lin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22
The Time IL Stop Your
Ad Is the Day Your
Property is Sold !
eEx1gE&fss gsr3

If every one wf1o4bad property to
sell followed the plan of advertising it
continuously and persistently UNTIL
IT IS SOLD, no one would ever feel
property poor" And, while occasion
ally an ad might havesto be repeated a
score or more Of tines Sthe cost of it
would be but triaina Compared to the
advantage Of finding the buyer to whom
that particular property WOULD BE
A BARGAIN at the price asked.
All property in or near this city
IS SALABLE. Thus the RULE OF
ADVERTISING YOUR PROPERTY
UNTIL IT IS SOLD is a safe and pru-
dent one. Of course, fhe best time to
BEGIN is NOW-and, as suggested,
the ONLY time to stop is when your
sale is made 44sq.sss
afvgMasss
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-12
SEVEN DAYS.

That marvel of merriment, Seven Days. Mary Roberts Rnehart ane Avery Hopwood's play of week in quarantine, pronounced by the New York Evening Mail "the jolliest seven days you can imagine', will be at the Auditorium theater right from the Astor theater, New York, with the record of third year on Broadway and fame for laughter that makes other comedies mere litter by con- parison.
 There are the members of New York's smart set who meet for din ner and bridge and are quarantsned for week; there is the young wife who got a divorce because her hus- band was fat and Is sorry she did: the other young woman who let her friends say she was married when she wasn't, and regrets it; the man who Is supposed to have wife and hasn't and wishes he had: the chap who thinks the girl he loves is mar ried. though she isn't, the policeman who has never done housework but has to, the burglar who'd like to break out but cant, the woman who imag- ines she sees things she doesn't, the aunt who would like to vote but can't. and the other persons who for week in quarantine endure starya- ton, Immigration. vaccination. indig- nation, humiliation, and insubordina- tion. with bird seed for food. patent medicine for drink and a telephone for marriage-all in what the New York Herald described as ''uproarious- comedy and steady laughter, saying further:
 Seven Days. and it is clean as we'll as amusing. There is not line one need blush over
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AmuSenentS
AT THE PRINCESS.

The bill at the Princess the last
 three days is one happy combination of daring acrobatic feats, clever musi-
 cal numbers, operatic selections, card trickery and g screaming burlesque on
 the old time country school. The fore going will give one an idea of varie- ty and as variety is the spice of life', so, then is the Princess the spice of the theatrical life of the re sort.
 The big act of the bill is the four Masons. From the time that they ap pear-and their make-ups are scream in themselves-until they leave the stage, it is one laugh after another, and the audience never seem ed to tire of their efforts. There is enough comedy in this act to satiss fy one for an entire week. You may Ihave heard other rag time songs, but you have missed the best of the lot you nave Hot uCoiu ihS AeS-' Rag, sung by the elongated human "toothpick" of this act. That man is whole show i'll himself. The Four Masons are big sensation and will be great favorites this week
 The bill opens with the Three Zechs as neat, well dressed and clever aer- ial act as one would care to watch. Their routine is most difficult and their respective features on the trap eze, whether singly or working with one another. was greatly enjoyed. Miss Clara Taylor is not only most attractive young lady, but her voice is as sweet as it Is powerful, and when she sang My Hero from ''1'he
 Chocolate Soldier, the audience im- mediately sat up and took notice. By special request she closed her act
 by singing .Silver Threads Among the
 Gold. old 'tis true, but it brought
 down the house last night.
 The Musical Fredericks offered a | novelty in their line. and their re spcctive selections were popular and we'll rendered. MT. Fredericks is a
 comedian of rare ability and his wit
 wen him many laugh. In J War
 ren Kean was witnessed one of the
 cleverest card manipulators on the stage today How he did it, no one
 knows but himself, for his hands were
 much too quick for the eye. Suffice
 to state that palming full deck oi
 cards was an easy "stunt' for him
 and he changed the cards, calling l them off without looking at them
 making him do his bidding and other
 wise showing his complete mastery oi 1 this deceptive art The show is 8
 wonderfully interesting one and deserv
 ed the great applause 1t received last
 night.
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FORTUNE HUNTER.

Tine Fortune Hunter', that most delightful comedy, which has had it's run of two years ar the Gaiety thea ter, New York, and half as long at the Olympic theater. Chicago, comes to the Auditorium on Monday, Janu- ary 15th. with the original New York cast.
 This delicious comedy by wlnchell Smith, tells story of young man who goes to a country town in quest of rich girl whs will bring him a fortune
 Tbs young man, Nat Duncan. has
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SWEETEST GIRL IN PARIS.

included in the roster of sixteen big song hits in "The Sweetest Cir in Paris,v which will come with TriX ie Friganza heading the famous origi, nal cast, to the Auditorium Tuesday January 16. are three comic numbers that completely conyuse the audien ces. They are That's the Way That limitations Look to Me, T Want Man.. and Gee, Ain't It Shame tc Do Fat.''
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LYRIC THEATER

There was much pleasurable ex- citement at the popular Lyric thea ter last evening at the presentation of 42 piece dinner set absolutely free and without any obligation to fortunate patron. One set will be given away every Wednesday night and this generous innovation is the subject of much favorable comment.
 The Occident was with the Orient
 for supremacy in this weekend bill.
 Austin Goetz is versatile artist who
 performs the various phases of his
 offering with equal excellence. His
 Italian character is drawn with life like fidelity, and his accent has the pure Neapoltan flavor He has a pleasing voice which he uses with
 much new features introduced heins
 a pleasing novelty.
 Little Albright and his wife are a pair of artists to taeir finger ups and in the case of the masculine DOT ton to the toes owing to the fact that his most difficult feats are ac- complished with those members. The little lady has very graceful and charming personality and sings a song in the Japanese dialect very sweetly and the various balancing and jug gling features of this offering have never before been duplicated Owing to the trains being late, connections were missed and the motion pictures arrived too late for the evening per formance, circumstances which is
 deeply regretted by the management.