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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpheunl.

Strong program. lfol Tuesdays
change;
/. The Sands of Dee" This is an
other typical Biograph picture and
very decided success. 1t is study
of human life and human impulses
and was suggested by Kingsley's
sorrowful lyric, THE Sands of Dee
You will remember that the song
mourns for a girl, Mary, who went
out to call the cattle home across the
Sands of Dee, and who was drowned.
The picture tells. in a series of beau
tiful scenes, set in a background OF
the oceans everlasting waves, story
of overtrustful love and of cruel a0-
andonment.
.. His Second Love" Pathe. A
trapper, badly injured. falls in love
with the Indian girl who: nurses him
back to health marries her and they
have a child. While. he is on long
hunting trip his wife dies. He is call
ed east and while there marries his
mothers ward. The marriage is un-
! happy and they separate. His second
/ wife ultimately realizing the sterling
worth of her husband joins him and
reconciliation takes place.
8. THE Light of st. Bernard" Wit
agraph. Far out upon the waters 1t
throws its great ray. The villainous
wreckers are foiled in their desper-
ate plot. A noble girl, who is keeper
OF the light is faithful to her trust
and stands bravely at her post. 1t Is
thrilling experience in the midst OF
lashing seas and trying situations.
4. Twins" Essanay. Hubby Is
cold and Indifferent toward wife
Wife impersonates her twin sister
who is coming from the coast, cap
lures hubbys heart and those of his
gay friends and leads him on until
he begins to hint eiopement. Then
she revals her identity and things be-
gin to hum-especially for hubby
great comedy this.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
u S p O r T S X X

ter Miss Mccoy and a newspaper
man (Mr. Willis Secord). Its story
is kept perfectly clear while the plot
is unfolded. The reporter proves him.
self good newspaper man and at
the same time wins a girl. Miss Nc
Coy is an individual wholly unlike
anyone else who plays In the pic
lures and her originality is distinctly
pleasing. She is an asset to the pic
ture. Mr.. Furnss' folly self also is
pleasant to watch. He makes the
spectator feel that he, too, is good
fe low.
Jane Seymore and Henry VII" c.
q. p. c. An historical picturu mag
Efficiently done. Indeed, the hand
coloring is so well done and so lavish
that some of its scenes will astonish
one. The story deals with Jane Sey-
mores frustrated ambition to sup
plant Catherine of Aragon, VINO Is
Henry's queen. Fate is shown as ia
voring Anne Boleyn. Queen Gather
inc deserves especial praise for fine
work. 1t is a picture that will please
and entertain the many.
"a Redmans Friendship" The
story of an Indians sacrifice to save
the life of a white man who had as
sisted him.
Hear the new music, "Oh, You Lit
tie Bear" Bill Vandeveer. One of the
most snappy. most gingery tunes writ
ten in many a day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
New PLAY at Grand

"Is Marriage a Failure?" At the
Grand theater tonight the Vim Moore
Stock company will answer the all
important question in a highly humor-
Gus manner. This comedy is one of
the very best in Mr.. Moore's large
repertoire and the theatergoers of
Pendleton are promised an evening OF
solid fun. The play is rich in humor
and the complications come fast and
furious. The company has parts well
suited to their abilities. Mr.. Moore
will play "Mr Buzzard the inno-
cent cause of all the trouble and Miss
Murdock will appear as Miss Tum-
blebee," a maiden lady of uncertain
age. This is the final week of the Vim
Moore Stock company and their sue
cess has been remarkable and no
doubt the house will be packed to
the door during their final stay in
this city. New pictures will be shown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
Cosy.


Wednesday and Thursday, Miss
Florence Lawrence, Americas most
popular motion picture actress, ably
supported by owen Moore, in the
whirlwind comedy. "The Players
Victor. The two actors both went to
the country to study rural things at
close range. owens part was that
of a village souse; Flo pretended to
be a green country girl. They met in
a most laughable way and their fu-
ture line of deceptions keeps one in
constant gale of laughter.
His Madona." Powers. Featur-
ing Edwin and Florence Barker, late
Biograph stars. in a beautiful and
touching story. The young artist be-
ing refused by Alice, left town. Years
after he received a commission to
paint a picture of the Madonna and
child and from memory painted AL
/ ices face on the church window. 1t
was the means of a happy reunion
! of the two.
"The Undoing of Slim Bill" Nes-
] tor. Lively western of bandit who
! disguised as a minister. caused lots
of excitement and trouble before he
was finally run down. Life ana
comedy combined.
"a Child to the Rescue" Eclair
Exciting story of society burglar
and the manner in which he planned
to rob a woman by cultivating hei
acquaintance. He bound the child
who managed to awake her mother
who united her. Thrilling events
come thick and fast and finally the
burglar finds himself at bay with
the child covering him with his owr
gun.
Coming Friday: Another "101'
Bison feature Snowfall and His Pal
the story of a wonderful horse, who
unaided led the soldiers to the rescue
of their imperilled comrades. It's
thriller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
The HaStiIne,

The home of good pictures Attrac-
tive program for Tuesdays change:
"The Understudy." Essanay. A
thoroughly interesting story of stage
life as seen from the "inside." A lit
tie country girl saves an opening
Broadway show from utter ruin by
playing the "star" role at moments
notice. Features one of the greatest
"off stage" scenes ever seen in films.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in fine portrayals.
THE Sketch With the Thumb
Print" Edison. A delightful picture
telling a fresh, interesting story of an
artist (Mr. Harry Furniss) his daugh-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
OPENING GAME IS
TAKEN BY BEARS

Walla Walla, Wash, Aug. 2S.-The
league leading Bears started the last
series of the Western Tri-State base
ball games by defeating La Grande
to . but it took ten innings to do
1t.
La Grande made her two in the
first inning and there was no scoring
till the ninth when the Bears tied the
score. The winning run came over
in the extra inning.
Gunner Mauser, on the mound for
waTa walla. started off by being
wild. walking Ford and allowing Nc
Bride a hit A couple OF hits let them
in. Mauser tightened up and then
pitched a fine game the rest of the
time.
In the ninth Martini and Davis got
on with two out and Mauser with two
strikes on him Strengthened out one
of Mountains benders for two bags
scoring both. In the tenth, Davis
bagger scored Thompson and the
game was over.
r,,,. ,r,v-l at Tho paO1a was small:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28

When fortune smiles on you, don't
wait for a formal Introduction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
POLICEMEN IN PERIL
IN SEARCH FOR BODY
Two Town Hall Officers Narrowly
Escape Death i'm Lake When Boat
Capsizes While Hunting Remains of
Girl Drowned Thursday

Girl Drowned Thursday.
Chicago.-Police Sergeant Nicholas
Pauly and Policeman Fred A. Meyers
of the Town Hall station narrowly es-
capped drowning in the lake mile
off Devon avenue while searching for
the body of Marie Doniat, % years
old. 4129 Kenmore avenue. who was
drowned while bathing with her sis
ter Leonora, at the foot of Buena ave-
nue..
The Blue Bell, a catboat, capsized,
and threw them into the water, but
they managed to save their lives af-
ter a hard struggle in turning the
boat into its right position. They had
been out a mile to see whether the
body of Miss Doniat had come to the
surface and were returning to the
shore when their boat tipped over.
When persons on short saw the po-
licemen's predicament they notified
the police of the Town Hall station.
who had their patrol wagon on the
shore when the boat came in. The
two officers were exhausted as a re-
suit of their experience. but suffered
on,y slight chills from the water.
When fortune SIN les on you, don't
wait for a formal Introduction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
, 80 80 <~~~>>'
) n. W. LEAGUE GAMES.
; sA>>4%~.~%%A%>>+
AGED Woman Dragged to Death.

Guthrie Center, Iowa.-Dragged
half mile along a rough country
road her skirts caught in buggy
axle, Mrs. James Pierce, 65 years old
was so badly injured that she died
two hours later Her body was
brought here. The accident occurred
about five miles from Guthrie Center
while Mrs. Pierce was en- route home
with her husband to their farm, eleV-
en- miles north Of here. The horse
became frightened and the occupants
were thrown out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28
BUCKS ARE BEST
OF LEAGUE TEAMS

The sporting writer of the La
Grande Observer yesterday paid the
following tribute to the Pendleton
team:
Six days more and the Western
Tri-State League will be history. On
the whole it has been satisfactory
history for everyone except La
Grande and the reasons why La
Grande's portion has been otherwise
have already been elaborated upon.
La Grande and the league leaders fin
ish it out at Walla Walla and Pendle-
ton goes to Boise to clean up the last
series. At Boise is where the real
interest will center for the first and
last clubs have long since been deter
mined. and this>wil tell the story for
second and third. ''''
Pendleton second Best Team.
Pendleton should win it if show
ing for the year we're considered.
Boise. however, has taken a spurt and
may get away with. second place hon
ors. II she does it will be because
she has earned it as the issue is dis
tinctly up to Beise and Pendleton.
But Pendleton has made the best
showing throughout the year. She
has had the most evenly balanced
team and has gone about as she look
ed from the start. She has, indeed
earned the pennant, for she has
better infield, as good an outfield, the
best catcher, many agree of any
team in the league and has had them
all the time. But where she fell
down was the lack of four winning
pitchers. Walla Wal!a's pitching
staff alone won her the pennant-it
wasn't her fielders or anything of that
sort. nor even her management. She
had the pitchers and enough of them
and that was all there was to it
Boise has been spasmodic, good al
times and then slumping, partly be
cause she changed players consider
ably and lacked pitchers like Pendle
ton, only more so. What the weel
will produce between Pendleton anC
! Boise is a problem. Both teams arr
going good but it is Boise that ha.
! the toe hold and Pendleton is fight
! ing for hammerlock. The serie
| should be a daisy. What happens a
Walla Walla is neither here no
/ there However, an unbiased criti
having no spleen in heart at eithe
! Boise or Pendleton. cannot help bu
wish that the Bucks get away wit
the second place. Their showing 70
the season entities them to it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28

Ia Grande % 0 % 0 0 0 0 @
Wal,a Walla 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 1-S
Summary-Stolen bases: Harmon =
Childers, Thompson, Ford, Luttrell;
two base hits: Lomand, Harmon,
Mauser. Three base hits: Mauser'
Pavis. Double plays: Naughton to
King, Jones to Thompson. Left on
bases. Walla Walla 8; La Grande ..
Passed balls: Mcbride. Strikeouts:
By Mountain .. by Mauser /. Bases
an balls: off Mountain 4 off Mau-
ser 3; wild pitch, Mountain. Time OF
game, 1:45.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-28

A girl with a sour disposition Is
nearly always in a pickle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
Anecdota ejemplar

Vossische Zeitung cuenta 10 siguiente,
que tiene todas las trazas de ser verdad,
V que es sulmamente instructive.
FL DR.. Bachler. conSejero nacional dc
canton en- Suiza, fue comisionado para
hablar con el burgomaestre de una al
dehuela riberena del lago Biel Trata-
base de un asunto de relativa importan-
ella para el canton.
LEGO Bachler y pregunto al jefe de es-
taci0n cual era la casa del burgomaestre.
-Siga usted todo este camino, Y al
final hallara una casa roja: Ell ella vive
ese asno.
FL doctor quedo un tanto sorprendido
mas pens6 que el jefe de estaci6n seria
enemigo del burgomaestre Andando,
andando. quiso comprobar esta suposi-
:i0n. pregunt0 un hombre decente-
mentc vestido
-Siga uSted derccho. Y cuando yea
una casa roja llama. que en- ella vive eSe
animal.
Aquell0 era demasladO; pero aun QulSO
saber mas el doctor Y pregunt6 un mu-
chachO.
-Ahi mismo vive ese tio-contest0.
Pensando encontrar un hombre incul-
to grosero. llamo FL burgomaestre
pareci6le la bondad personificada, hom-
bre instruido, discreto lleno de buen
sentido
En- un momento Sc entendieron que
daron de acuerdo Despu6s ell burgo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11

~-Prehero la muerte antes que If
a combatir contra pueblos que fueron
aliados de mi padre.
Ella, Ell ylspera de marchar las tro-
pas, dio a su amante sin que el 10 echa-
ra de yer, una bebida EN- la cual ha-
bia dezIlmado una planta Soporlfera;
y el hijo de OrSue qued6 asl imposi-
bilitado para marchar, pues permane-
clio por varios dias dominado de I'm
sueno invencible, ell cual interrumpla
Nay voluntad, derramandole EN- los
labios un aceite aromatico Y vivifican-
te. Mas declarada despues la que
IRA por los ingleses a Say Tuto Kua-
nina. Sinar Sc present6 a Magmah1
para decirle;
-Llevame contigo las batallas
yo combatire tn lado contra los blan-
eos; te prometo que merecere conner
corazones suyos aSados por los Sacer-
dotes que traere EN- ell cuello collares
de dientes de los hombres rubios.
Nay le di6 balsamo precioso para
curar heridas, poniendo plumas sa-
gradas Ell el penacho de sn amante-
.roci6 con lagrimas el ebano de aquel
pecho que ella acababa de ungir con
odorifco aceite y polvos de orc. Fin
la sangrienta jornada en- que dos je-
fes achantis, envidiosos de la gloria de
Magnahn. le impidieron alcanzar vic
toria contra los ingleses. una bala de
fusil rompio el brazo izquierdo de
Sinar Terminada la guerra Y he
cha Ia paz, el intrepido captain de los
achantis volvi6 humillado a su ho-
gar y Nay, dufante algunos dfas, So
10 dejo de eniugar q lloro que la ira
arrancaba su padre para ir oculta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11

alterable. Como sc ha dicho, ell solda-
do turco no tiene nervios, y asf 10 ha
demostrado siempre que ha sostenido
guerras con ell extranJero Ademas, su
ejercito esta muy orgamzado, por obra
del feld-mariscal aleman Won der
Goltz.
Parece que en- la entrevista que han
celebrado EN- Venecia Victor Manuel
III Guillermo Ii este Sc ha mostrado
muy reservado respecto sus buenos Off
clos para convencer a Turquia de qae
Sc deje guitar Tripoi y la Cirenaica,
de manera que Italia 81 Sc lanza a la te-
mida aventura, no podra contar siquie-
ra con ell apoyo moral de sus co-aliadas
Es una verdadera lastima que Italia
Sc hubiese precipitado en- tai extreme a
proclamar la anexion del Africa turca
pues todo Sc hubiera podido arreglal
| dejando a Salvo las formas, que es, el
realidad, por 10 que ahora Sc pelea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
JORGE ISAACS

mas alimentos que las frutas que ha-
liaban en- los oasis. Dos dias hacia
que haDian llegado a las nberas del
Gambia. donde deyorado por Ia lie
bre acababa de expirar el ioyen, cuan
do los peScadores 10 encontraron.
Magmahu y Sinar lleyaron al sacer
dote presencia del jefe de los kom-
bu-Manez: ell segundo dijo:
He aql un eXtranjero q. te snpllca
permitas enterrar en- tus dominios el
cadaver de su hermanO, Y tomar deS-
canso para poder continuar Ell viaje
a su pals; en- cambio te promtee curar
a tn hijo. Aquella noche, Sinar y
dos esclavos suyos ayudaron al mi
sionero sepultar el cadaver. AFRO
dillado eI anciano al borde de la hue
sa que los esclavOs iban colmando. en-
ton6 un canto profundamente triste
la luna hacia brillar en- la blanca
barba del ministro lagrimas que 70
daban humedecer la terra extra
iera que lie ocultaba el denodado ami
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
1220

Sinar lie respondio:
-Tu debes decir La yerdad, no de-
bes ser malo como 10 blancos aun-
que Sc tie parezcan; pero hay qulen
manda mas que yo entire los hom-
bu-Manez. Ven con nosotros: tie
presentare a su jefe y llevaremos ell
cadaver de tn amigo para yer 81 per
mite que lie entierren en- sus dominlos.
Mientras andaban el corto trecho
que los separaba de La ciudad, Sinar
hablaba con ell miSionero, y segulanle
los pescadores conduciendo en- una
manta el cadaver del Joyen sacerdote.
Durante el dialogo, Sinar Sc conven-
clio de que el extranjero era veraz, por
el m0do como lie respOndl0 a las pre-
ountas que lie hizo sobre ell pals de
los AchamiS; reinaba en- este un her
mano suyo, Y a Sinar 10 creian mner-
to. Explic0le ell misionero los me-
dios de que Sc habla Waldo para cap
tarse el afecto de algunas tribns
achamis afecto que tuvo por orlgen
el acierto conque habia curado algu-
nos enfermos Y la circumstance de
haber sido uno de ellos la esclaya ia
vorita del rey. Los achamis lie ha-
bian dado una caravana y Vlveres pa
ra que Sc dirigiese la costa con el
1nico de srls companeros que soDrevl-
via: pero sorprendidos EN- el viaJe por
una partida enemiga, algunos Gle sus
guardianes los abandonaron Y otros
fueron muertos contentandose los
vencedores con dejar sin guias en- e
desieto a los sacerdotes, temerosos
ouizas de que los vencidos volviesen
a la pelea. Muchos dias hablan via.
jado sin otro gufa que el sol = sir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
Ii
MARIA

mente dar alivio a 5lnar curandole
amorosamente la herida Tomada
por Magmah1 la resolution de aban-
donar la patria, y ofrecer aquel SAN
griento sacrificio al rio Tando. habl6
asi a su hija
-Vamos Nay, a buscar suelo menos
inerato que este para mis- nietoS. Los
mas bellos Y famosos .jefes del Gam
bia. pals que yisite en- mi juyentud, Sc
engreiran de darme asilo en- Sus ho-
cares, de preferirte a sus mas be-
Has mujeres Estos brazos estan to-
davia fuerteS para combatir, y poseo
SuficienteS riquezas para ser podero-
so donde quiera que un techo me Gu
bra Pero antes de partir es nece-
sario que aplaquemos la c0lera del
Tand0, ensanado contra mi por amor
a la gloria, y que le sacrifquemos 10
mas granada de nueStroS esclavos:
Sinar entire ellos el primero.
Nay cayo sin sentido al OR aque.
lla terrible sentencia, dejando escapar
de slls labios ell nombre de Sinar. La
recogieron sus esclavas. y Magmahu.
fuera de 81. hizo venir a Sinar ante su
presencia. Desenyainando el sable.
dijo tartamudeando de ira
~ Esclavol has puestos tus oios
en- mi hija; Ell castigo hare que Sc
cierren para Siemprc.
-11 10 ptedes respondio serene
el mancebo, o,-no sera la mia la prime
ra sangre de los reyes de los Achimis
con que tn sangre Sc enrojezca.
Magmahu qued6 desconcertado al
OR tales palabras, y el temb1or de su
diestra hacla resonar sobre 81 paw.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
La guerra italo-turca

Parece que Italia esta decidida a.
proseguir la guerra con mas ardor que
nunca, atacando a Turquia en- sus po-
sesiones europeas del Asia Menor, y
aun con prop6sito de bombardear los
fuertes de los Dardanelos apoderarse
de Constantinopla
Tan grave resoluci0n entrana inml-
nente peligro para la paz europea; ;
pues, 81 como sc cree Russia apoya al
reino de Italia para que pueda reallzar
su intento aprovecharse de clio para
tener libre la salida desde ell Mar Ne
gro al Mediterraneo, en- cambio Ans
-Hnngrfa habra de yer con malos
oios toda pretensi6n de dominic en- te-
rritorio de Albania, Macedonia, va
claramente. va bajo la forma de un
protectorado. como es ahora uso Y cos,
tumbre para disfrazar las conquistas.
La intervention de Italia podria Ia
cilmente ocasionar una inSurrecclon de
los vilayetos del mar Egeo, pues los ma
cedonios no estan NADIA satisfechos de
la situaci0n en- que sc encuentran des-
de que Sc estableci0 en- Turqulia el regi-
men constitutional IIa ocurrido Glli
exactamente 10 que aqui ell ano II; en-
virtud de los principles liberales Sc han
nivelado las regiones arrebatandolas
sus fuerOs en- aras de la unldad naclo-
nal, siendo muy libres como ciudada-
nos turcos, han sufrido graves perjui-
clos como macedonios: aumento de
cargas. servicio militar fuera del pals,
expropiacion forzosa de las tierras en-
beneficio de los turcOs emigrados de
Bosnia Herzegovina. Comprendese,
por 10 tanto, que los macedonios quie-
ran una amplia autonomia, como los
albaneses. pero 81 Sc concede la querran
tambien los cristianos del Libano y los
arabes del Yemen, Y EN- 1ltimO resulta-
do Sc disgregarla el poder central y sc
romperia el lazo asaz dificil de mantle
ner. que conserva unidos hoy aquellos
pueblos de raza religion Y costumbres
tan diversas
Prepar6monos. por 10 tanto, a una te-
rrible guerra, pues dejando un Iado la
tirania que ejercen los turcos sobre los
pueblos sometidos su domination, es
innegable que Sc trata Gle gente dota3a
de gran resitencia y coraje, con la cir
cunstancia de poseer una serenidad in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
Un club de suicidas

La policla, hace POGO descubri6 en-
Finlandia un club de sllicidas. Este
casino de desesperados tenia como di-
visa la siguiente Erase La muerte es
curaci6n de todos los males" Los as
pirantes socios, seg1n disponia el re-
glamento, debian demostrar sufciente-
mente las razones que les empujaban al
suicidio. De esta Recommendation juSti-
ticadora estaban exceptuadas las per-
sonas que llevasen diez amos de vida
matrimonial = Tambien eran admitidos
sin necesidad de periodic probatoro.
qlienes hubiesen experimentado con
trariedades de fortuna padeciesen
INTERMEDIATES incalrabIes.
FL circulo de los modernos estoicos
fue cerrado Y sellado cOnvenientemcn-
tie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
laestre convid6 conner al doctor char

convid6 conner al doctor y char
laron.
La suprema autoridad de la al
dehuela manifesto que hacia 10 possible
y 10 impossible porque slls administrators
estuvieran contentos.
II Cobra usted alguna retribucion p
pregunto ell consejero.
5 Yo? ininguna La gratitud y Ia
estimaci6n de mis- paisanos y administra
dos bastan para mi satisfaccion-res
pondio ell burgomaestre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-11
XT +

POGO menos de dos semanas habla
pasado desde la llegada del sacerdote
frances al pals de los Kombu- Manez
Sea porque solamente Sinar podia en-
tenderle, porque gustase del trato
del europeo, daban juntos diariamen-
te largos paseos, de los cuales not6
Nay que su amante regresaba preocu-
pado y melancolico. Supuso ella que
las noticias que daba Sinar de su
pals el extraniero, debian de ser iris.
tes, pero mas tarde crey6 acertar me-
jor con la scausa de aquella abstra-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-07
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS - Wonderful! Opportunity;
act quick, sell Andrew" Concen-
trated Beer Extracts; makes real
genuine Intoxicating Beer; right
at home, by adding water; saves
100 per cent Brewers Price: Not
Near Beer; Not substitute but real
lager beer; No Liquor License Re
quired; small package; carry weeks
supply, deliver as you sell. Am
brew is the concentrated ingredi-
ents of real lager beer; same ma
terial used by all brewers fo
brewing the best beer; big seller;
enormous demand large profits
lust send postal: We'll show yor
how to make money quick. Ameri-
can Products Co, Dept. No. 2076,
Cincinnati, o.