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The Washington times., 1913-10-12
BASEBALL PICTURES
At THE BELASCO

At the Belasco Theater late yester-
day, Manager Taylor received word
that the 'Oh, Say engagement had
been postponed owing to the piece not
being quite ready for presentation.
The Messrs. Shubert, rather than offer
to the Washington public a production
not vet perfected, preferred to loose
the date
This piece will appear in Washington
in the near future when it is promised
that il will be one of the big musical
attractions of the season. Instead of
the ''Oh, l Say performance there will
be shown at this theater in pictures
the World Series Baseball games. THESE
pictures are made up in five reels and
will be first presented Monday night at
$50, continuing the remainder of the
week with matinees daily at 3 o'clock
Every play will be shown in detail.
The films faithfully reproduce all the
excitement connected with the original
games.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
COSMOS

Pop" Anson, "the Grand Old man of
Baseball" who first put science into
the game and invented many of the So
called modern fine plays in the game,
thereby winning the pennant for his
Chicago ball club six times, will be the
timely attraction at the Cosmos Thea
ter this week.
Besides reviewing the worlds series
Of championship games now being play
ed between the Athletics and the
chants, he will tell stories of the game
and its famous players in rnonologue.
Supplementing this attraction will be
the story each day a championship
game is played, showing all its details
in rapid succession upon the new Illus
trated scorebcard and making in all a
rare feast Of baseball for the fans"
other attractions include Michael
Rrahan and Company in n novel
sketch, "A Dogs Opinion the Famous
Hursley Troupe of five skillful acrobats,
with an athletic speciality: the Masses.
Juggling jokers. In a novelty entitled
Fun In a Dining Room.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
THE RED CANARY"
BIG MUSICAL HIT
Lima AbarbaneII Brings New
Comic Opera to Columbia
Tomorrow Evening.

1.-THE Red Canary" the new starring
vehicle Of Lima Abarbanell, will be
the attraction at the Columbia tomor-
row night, and. judging from the mark
ed favor with which the musical play
has been received In other cities. the
gifted little viennese star has q comic
opera attraction that II likely to win a
popularity equal to that of Madame
The plot II An Interesting one, based
on the humorous conceit Of the vital in
fiuenoe which coiors have on the emo
nature. Involving comedy Incidents that
excite much fun. The heroine, Jane
Kirk. 10 young American woman who
visits Paris as the buyer for . large
dry goods establishment, whose busi-
ment Of French merchant who is also
famous a. q colofist The color influ-
ence brings about varied adventures OF
q sentimental nature, some serious,
some amusing-to the different charac-
The score ef the. opera contains many
catchy airs and Mss Abarbanen has q
number Of very effective solos includ-
ing Tho Look Of q Maiden" Tho
Love Blue. Poor Rose" and The The
act. S Color MIXING" sung By Miss Abar-
banell. David Reese. and. John Hen
bricks. is an unusually beautiful COM
position T. Roy Barnes, recently a
headliner in vaudeville. has proved
himself q comedian Of decidedly original
methods, and manifests personal
charm that - reminiscent Of Henry E.
Dixey.
Others In the company are Nita Allen.
Mana yucca, Bessie Crawford, Millicent
Rutty, Jean Gentry. Charles H. Meyer,
and George E. Roman. A chorus Of un-
usually pretty girls show that they
also have been selected with especial
care as to their singing ability. The
rich costumes show the latest Partisan
modes.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
OL|PLAYERS
GET "OUR WIVES"
Pretty Love Comedy to Be Given
Only Popular Price Presen-
tation Here.

The Poll Players will make their ap-
pearance tomorrow night in one of last
years emphatic comedy successes. Our
Wives" an adaptation from the Ger
man by Helen Kraft and Frank Mandel.
Its production here next week will be
the first at popular prices, and the only
popular price production permitted dur
ing the present season by Joseph NJ.
Gates, owner Of the attraction.
Our Wives" is a clean. wholesome,
and exceedingly amusing play. 1t tells
the story of a musical comedy hbrettist
who is a confirmed woman-hater, but
who is forced into intimate daily esso-
citation with a member of the sex whom
he fears and detests. This young woman
has written a haunting melody whose
strains float down from an apartment
overhead 10 the ears Of the author, de-
lighting him at the first hearing and
torturing him when he learns that a
mere woman wrote the music.
The librettist IS forced to negotiate
with the composer and to agree that
he will collaborate with her in writing
a work that will blend his comedy and
her music. Cupid blunders into the
workshop, and the comic opera proves
a hopeless failure. The story of the
TOIldilCt O1 6iil VIII hol
a sexless machine, and a man who is
cured by one woman of his hatred for
all women is worked out with skill and
ingenuity by the authors, and provides
wonderful interesting evenings en-
tertainment.
In this weeks revival of the comedy
Miss Jewel will have the role of the
feminine composer who falls in love
with the woman-hater. and Mr. Meal
lister will be seen as the unhappy libret-
tist who is forced by Cupid to amend
his opinion OF the opposite sex. Frank
Shannon, Mark Kent and Dudley Haw-
ley will be seen as the husbands OF
the wives that give the comedy its
title. and other roles will be played by
Louise Kent. Gertrude Bondhill, Hazel
May, and Thomas Williams.
The Washington times., 1913-10-12
CREATORE BAND At
NATIONAL TODAY

Washington's music lovers will have
a chance this afternoon and tonight to
hear Creatore's Band, which will give
two concerts at the New National Thea
ter.
Composed Of fifty pieces, tho artis-
tic organization Creatore brings to the
Capital is one Of the really great bands
Of this country. and those who hear it
today doubtless will find that listening
to its music is but part of their en-
joyment.
Watching Creatore conduct his band
is treat in itself. Probably no other
leader of this day enjoys the unique
position he holds, and as one admirer
The Washington times., 1913-10-12

cert: March. mo. g. CCreatore); over
ture. Magic Flute" ((Mozar): Exotic
Dance (MascagnD. act III from La
Tosca" Puccini, solos by Signori
Catena and Bozzacco. prelude from
Ruy Bias" CMarchettU, Hungarian
Dance No. (Brahms), sextette from
Lucia" lDonizettD. solos by SignoH
Catena, Ciano. Bozzacco. PanareIli, De
i.nca. and Elorio. grand selection from
Carmen" Bizet. solos by Signori Ca
tena' Bozzacco, De Luca, and NJ. Bot
teSini.
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Sn fsinen gemertungen
Dor BEN Senatsz zaommittes, oas Die
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tisen unb pirb oaourh als Hlaifenges
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den MeiIs Dsr6Glt es iid nit Der uns
foutrolirten 9epalt, Gtrufen rpegen
WPiBnhtuag bes 9erihts 81 nerbdne
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befeh eine unerldbli6e Garantie fir
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midi fsnnt. Msnn sin Mrbeiter iia in
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nunq pereebt ober nit 9elpalt IN be
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loneen beredtist, Der ridterlihsn Sss
malt eeipi'Ie 8renaen 81 iebsn.
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lit sinsr ber ernItti.sn unb iiihtisiien
unter ben mir ktdnnt gttpcrbtnsH
amsriionifhen Muiistrn.
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2iberal 4aper. llnterif. .Werein
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prcto,oll Setntdr: geore &. Sits.
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aranssnsaommiitee: V. RUBIN uno
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gemnod beirast oos snn,e Wetsinss
, nerm6ssn $4491.47.
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fiiablen llnternsbmunssn fir iih be-
bGlt, absr Der Iobnenbite 9etrisb stbt
al 0runoe. iptnn tr ihleht perpcltet
pirD. Die Sbee Der Muni3ipaliItrung
inIte baber niht aufssnommen iptrotn,
aIs bis ale gu einem sefhdftsmdbissn
gstrisb notbnsnbiseH BsbinsunssrI
porbonosn iinn.
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Die Tobritanten BON GRs

Die 5abritanten BON ebes
mitalieu, Die Dor Dem 5artrs&ommltz
tee erihienen, mdhten etnen Punff
eelteno, Der 8sadtung Derotsnt, lnoen
lie oarauf binlpielsn, oaB Die lsBte Don
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he pieoer gu pdNiren Die ablldt llt
ni6t beriidii6tist. oab 70 lanas stn
Sou auf RpbitoffeH bsitebt, Die 6srttss
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miiiie, Die bober itnp, ais Der sou fur
ben Rpbitoif, Weun, pte elm 5abrltanf
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Qeno lit. Der Quspeg beiteht BARN,
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i6affen. Damn tann man aud ben
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Die oemotrdtiitsn Wlitgliebsr nss
aommittees befinoen fth ouF etrlen
ipeiteren cSrrpege, tpenn tie rs
30Qe nit RIdIht auf Die Gtnnahmen
anIeben, bic Der Regierung oaraus ers
fpahIen. Sinan3soqe limb nur fiir Die
ieniQen Baarsn ougsbradt, in tpslteu
in Oieiem Qanoe gdr teine ooer nur
cine untpsisntlihe aonturrsn3 beitsbt
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gei Observation-Disclosures ioQ nur bic sra
qs beftimmsnn Iein. ob Die 3Dle eenu:
Qen, um bic 2uhnoiffersns apiIher
Hnlano unp NusLanp Qus2ualeihsn.
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eiHihIedier 3nitnnb 6cs
Wnssns tpiro Oft Onrd, Qeberlsiacn
ueruriad,i. lie bette Hebonsluns g.
Der oe6r1nh BON 1r. Mne,lit a6nip's
Snnlbufoer 1ropfen. Gle perdnbfFn
ben 0uftan6. ipornen be Qet9 an
nnb itezsH osM Gppssit sDisbsx ~.
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9ouperneur 6armon iparnt
In Ieiner 4bI6ieosbOtItaft pOr Der
ueberIaulouna Der Stdote pon S6io.
DaB 0ieie beoenflih 81 tpsroen be-
einnt, 1T ntht 81 beitretten. 4uf Der
aneeren Seits 1T niht nd6peisbdr,
odb ous GsID unniiB auseegeben pirn.
Der umitanD 1T, oaB uniere Stdote
Sdbr3sbnte lang poqig oerndhldHigt
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mas nptbpenoiq lit, nm cine Staot ouf
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ben unerldblid. 2taetn mir gIauben
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bsoeutsno uahoeluFen nsroen folte
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biq 1T, oab oas lleberaHgsbot Don
gonbs ben preis beitGnoig mebr BE-
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SteuerfnItsm Der ameritdnH6er
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ften munisipalsn llnternehmungsn, mi
StraRsnbabnen, 9slsuhtungsanIagen
telephone Il. T. n. Der pripaten 4us
bsutune IbsrIdiTsn rperoen. Cine ne
fsntIihs 8erbeiIsrund fam nur eintrs
ten, penn bieie 8striebs muni3tpaIiiir
peroen.
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g a n e.

Tes lllaIiifss hnere lit bas Gent.
blei, bas bic 9iefe Der 5relnoihaft
miBt.
Mer esne Woblthat empfdnet, follte
es ME nergeHeH, !per aber cine iolhe
sriueiii. iolIte iiH ME oaran erinntrn.
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Mii einens snnS anbers ssarteten
Girigeaten, nit Ipeobor Spkrins.
min i4 b<ute ben Snlub muftn. I'D
brou6x Jbnsn ben W0un nifi porSua
Itellen. ba gk Sbrsn 1onbsmcRn sur
geniigs. nnb pon per noribtilbafteiten
Esik itnnsn. S<it Ebobor Episring
In Rem Dors mad Mabler's Griran.
sung jsns lssisH Honaerse Der pbilhors
moniikn Gcifon bright bat. in ibm
Der Gkbnnie ans Tirioenientbum MIDI
mebr aus bem aopf geiommen. Dc
lsr Elm ausgs5sitBeter Woliniit uni
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trOsnsm unperuninOrtiih seln<ien, ibn
gum llmiutieln 5u rciben. 4ber nur
bat er bier In bklem Winttr bsreiis
brfi eicne Spmpb0nisioH3erie mi! ben
Dliibn<rorAsfisr seseb<n. unD barir
ben Deneis srbrn4t. bab sr ols Spm.
pbnkbirigeni f<iMn Wlonn iisbs. mas.
renD fit i'm oHionss skmlidb froitig Be-
bonDelie, bat nsuerbinss mad hsm kbl
Il tsn aon3srt an Dorioen 5rtiias, bi.
DerIiMr prsHt ibm NIT isIisner Gin,
ftimmisieit i4r Wobisefolien an feline,
DirisenteHleiItuns ouseefproGen, uni
LID frtue mid aufri9tig. bob Id bo.
Int. absriRfimmsn ionn. Gpieyine
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17
Certificate Of Authority
Certificate 5S6 Bank No. 817
STATE OF IOWA
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE

WHEREAS, The Brayton Savings
Bank, located at Bra. ton, in the State
of Iowa, has filed in this Office proof of
a full compliance with the laws of this
State pertaining to its incorporation
and sworn statement of its paid up
capital, and being satisfied from an e1-
animation that said bank is possessed
of the full amount of such capital r :
quired by Chapters 10 and -, and Title
8 of the Code of Iowa, therefore,
AUTHORITY IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the above named corporation to trans
act the business of Savings Bank, as
provided in its articles Of incorporation
and the laws of Iowa.
The following named persons have
qualifi d as the first Board of Direc' ors:
Niels P. Hoegh, JesseNymand, Vim.
Hoegh, M. b. Nelson, John c. Nelson,
o. f. Ide, John r. Heiken.
Given under nay hand and the seal
of Office. at the ity Of Des Moines,
this 2lst day of March, A. D. 1913.
JOHN l.. BLEAKLY,
mar27-4t Auditor of State.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Shingle-
decker are the happy parents of a
baby boy, born Thursday morning,
April 18th.
The Scarlet Fever scare in Gray
has now subsidized as there has
been no other cases. The one pa
tient is now recovering.
The wrecking crew of the North
Western arilway were i'm town last
Monday and removed the box car
from the creek, where it had been
placed by the tornado. 1t caused
great excitement. AL stores we're
closed during the time and people
gathered around the track to watch
the movements.
Sunday School in the M. E.
Church, Sunday at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Young People''s Endeavor at I
O'Clock p. m. Preaching Services
at o'clock. The sermon given
Sunday evening will be addressed
to the young ladies of the vicinity
Everyone invited. Special music
will ha given
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17
HAMLIN
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Mrs. Ed Rice is reported i'll this
week.
Jammie Olsen was on the sick
list last week. ;. -.
Chris Hansen made business
trip to Fort Dodge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Chase were
callers in our town, Monday.
Chris Jorgensen visited at the
Soren Sandbeck home last Sunday.
Hans Rattenborg' visited at the
Nels Rattenborg home, last Sunday.
George Carley sold fine horse
to Chris Zaiger of near Ross last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Carley visited
w. B. Carley's, here in town, last
Sunday.
The dance given here last satur-
day might by the D. B. S. was we'll
attended.
Fred Nissen's and Chris Wiges
visited at P. r. Nissen's, last
Sunday.
Peter Nlssen bought a fine horse
in Audubon last week to put out
on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. soren sandbeck Wis
ited friends out west of town,
last Sunday.
Peter Reisgaard, the store-keep-
er, is giving his store another
coat of paint.
William l0lsen's visited at. the
Jacob Jacobsen home near Extra
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Molgaard o.
near Kimballton visited at III. j
Hansen's last Sunday.
| CHRIS Jorgensen went out in the
country alst Sunday evening. We
all wonder where he went to.
| Lauritz Lauritsen, brother O
Otto Launitsen, arrived here Sun
day to visit friends for few
days.
| Carrie and Marie Sandbeck amt
Meta Haahr are expecting to ileav
for Des Moines this week, wher
i they will work this summer.
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Some of the boys wonder VIII
Rasmus Johansen looks so down
hearted, bu+ probably they .woul
look worse if they were in thi
place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17
AUDUBON TWP.
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Frank Thielan marketed hogs
in Extra Monday.
Miss Smith of Ames is nursing
Miss Sadie Balou.
A. j. Baylor is plastering for
William VanAernam.
Will Stager is working for c. j.
Grant the present season.
DR.. Becker made professional
call at the Frank Ballou home last
Saturday.
Scott Herrick went to Audubon
Saturday on business and pleasure
com bined.
Miss Frieda Wahe is assisting
Mrs. William Tibben with her
homework.
The A. j. Baylo and Walter Schlo
feldt families are having a siege
of the measles.
The Perry Bruner family enter
tanned their granddaughter and
husband over Sunday
Mr.. Chris Wedemeyer visited
with his daughter, Mrs. Roy Coll,
the first of the week.
Mr.. Christensen, the assistant
butter-maker at the Creamer cry,
sold a fine driving team to Glen
Hunt Saturday.
Paper hangers were busy at tie
John Schlater home the first of
the week. Thew will go from
there to Mr.. Wah.ert's.
Those who had sown their small
grain and did not have it disced
will have to SOW the second time
as the rains washed the grain
away.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17
Look to Your Plumbing

You know what happens In a.
house in which the plumbing is in.
poor conditions everybody in the
house DIS liable to CONTRACT typhoid
or some other fever. The digestive
organs perform the same functions
in the human body as the plumb
ing does for the house. and they
should be kept in first class condt-
hdon all the time. If you have any
trouble with your digestion take
Chamberlain's Tablets and you are
certain to get quick relief. For
sale by all dealers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17

Miss May Delaney spent Sunday
at her home i'm Carroll.
Mrs. D. o. Corner was i'm Man
ming ON business Monday.
Mrs. Chris Jensen was i'm Audi
bon, between trains Saturday.
Mr.. William Signal visited at
the home of his son Will, this
week.
Edison Farrell and family took
Sunday dinner at the Jay Farrell
home.
Cameron Ross and D. 10. Corner
were in Ottumwa over Sunday and
Monday.
The son of Rev. McVey began
work in the Manning restaurant
last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-17
Mrs. L. G. Heath and Mrs Dell

.
Mrs. L. G. Heath and Mrs Dell
Heath went to Extra Saturday
and spent the day with friends.
Peter Nelson, who works for
Jens Christoffersen, was confined
to his bed last week with lagrippe
and complications.
Miss Vivian Bartlett wine to
Atlantic, Saturday to attend he
funeral of Mr.. Ed Bergh. She re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Miss Kathleen Freeman came
down from Audubon Saturday and
visited until Monday with he1
parents, George Freeman and wife