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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

Ridicules Moralists
The evangelist made little of the
moralist's plea that he lives a good
life, pays all his debts, treats his wife
and family we'll and has never been in
Jail for any offense. He spent about
thirty minutes of the sermon in de-
scribing an imaginary trip of the soul
of John Jones, of Harrisburg, moral
list, who tried to gain entrance at the
pearly gates, using all the facts of his
upright life as proof of his fitness to
enter heaven.
He put all of his comedy skill into
the presentation of the scene as the
disappointed soul tried to pry his way
into Paradise. He gave the conversa-
tions between John Jones and famous
Christians who had been rescued from
evil lives by faith in Christ, showinh
the futility of the moraist's attempt to
get inside heaven, reserved for re-
deemed souls alone.
He told sinners that they must be
saved on Gods terms and not their
own; that holiness is demanded by
God and must be q condition of the
heart; whereas morality is q condition
of the outside man.
1T is faith righteousness and not
works-righteousness that saves. You
cannot work out your salvation, but
you can believe 1t out The man who
part of the commandment, Love the
Lord with all thy heart and thy neigh.
Dor as thyself.
Indian Among Penitents
Among the trailhitters was Joe
Turnn. an Indian boy. whose home is
in Nebraska and who has been q
football and baseball player at the
Carlisle Indian School, from which he
was recently expelled on account of
drinking. He declared his intention
of leading Christian life and of re-
turning to his Nome as soon as pos
sible. Another man who is we'll known
to all members of the Slough party
leaped from among the trailhitters to
the platform and declared that he had
been Christian. but wanted to seek
forgiveness for a recent departure
from the narrow path. He said he
had been converted in Sunbury during
the campaign and had come to Harris
burg to visit the Slough party, but he
fell in with some jolly companions and
had several hours good time, during
which he made fool of himself He
felt the necessity to hit the trail again
to make himself right with God.
Urges Family Altar
There were ten married couples and
many husbands without their wives.
Slough told all of them it is his desire
to start a family altar in every home
in the city and asked them to pledge
themselves to follow this practice.
Must Be Various Sects
At the afternoon service DR.. Slough
spoke before a small audience of
church people from the seventeenth
chapter of John, the Prayer of Pray
ers." in which Christ, just before his
crucifixion, prayed to God to glorify
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10
MERGER APPROVED
BY STATES BOARD
New York Central Lines May Con-
sOlidate the Several Roads
Mentioned in New Deal

The Public Service Commission last
night ordered that certificate of pub
lie convenience issue approving the
consolidation and merger in the mat
ter of the petition of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern, the Geneva,
Corning and Southern, and the Dun
kirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh
Railway Companies for leave to con-
solidate with other railroad compa-
nies into the New York Central. Sub
stantially the same action has been
taken by the Interstate Commerce
Commission and by the Public Service
Commission of New York State.
A protest against the merger was
filed by minority stockholders on the
ground that it would be unconstitu-
tional, but the commissions inquiry
within the language of the prohibition
in the constitution, inasmuch as no
corporation consolidates with or pur-
chases the works or franchises of an
other corporation owning or controll-
ing competing or parallel line.
The commission declares, however
that the approval of the merger is not
an approval of the purchase and it's
legality may be questioned at any
time in proper manner before
proper tribunal The stock remains
in precisely the same situation after
such merger as 1t was before, in fact
the merger is based upon a statutory
right which exists even though the
parties may have participated in many
unlawful transactions. To refuse the
merger would in no way correct
the supposed difficulty. If the COM
mission were to assume Jurisdiction
of this question and should find that
the stock was held and is now held
illegally it ought to compel a dispo-
sitlon of such stock, but 1t has no such
power. n fact the contention appears
to be based upon the Illogical thought
that If a party to controversy has
committed offenses, he may be denied
by way of penalty his legal rights.
This. however, is not the law. Even
a professional burglar may make a
valid will.
The commission makes 1t plain that
the certificate will evidence the COM
missions approval only of the con-
solfdation or merger, and the commits
sion expresses no opinion as to the
effect of the ownership by the consoli-
dated company of the majority of the
stock of the New York. Chicago and
st. Louis Railroad Company.
Send us your name and address for
q n knI< tsl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

Hill district. in which Mr.. Boswell took
an active part, and the experience thus
gained was invaluable to him while
serving in the capacity of chairman
of the census committee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10
sToUGH CAMPAIGN NOTES

The Wormleysburg male quartet,
composed of H. b. Baker, II. M.
Troup, S. r. Neidhamer and E. A.
Doepke, sang a selection at the open
ing of the services in the tabernacle
last evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

The Elliott-Fisher Typewriter Com
pany employees delegation, 800 strong,
composed of men and women, at
tended the services last evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

Send us your name and address for
a copy of our new catalogue. 1t is
free. Large and beautiful All prices
in plain figures
II. c. Claster,
Gems, Jewels. Silverware,
S02 Market Street Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

services will be the presence of the
e. A. r. posts and the Spanish War
veterans and all other patriotic organ
izations of the city. The old soldiers
Will assemble at the headquarters of
Post 5S and march in line to the taber-
nacle at 7.15.
At the opening of the service last
night DR.. Slough received an envelope
from the BOYS Brigade of the United
Brethren Church containing a five
dollar gold piece for the purpose of
starting Mrs. Slough and the six
Stoughlets on their way from home to
spend Christmas in Harrisburg with
the head of the family" DR.. Slough
used the incident to make a few more
remarks on the probability of the cam
paign extending more than the six
weeks period.
Slough also made comments on the
voluminous mail he is receiving every
day and told of one letter asking him
to try to collect some bad debts by a
businessan who is in despair.
bunch of chrysanthemums was
sent to the platform with the compli-
ments of the men of the Elliott Fisher
typewriter factory, who attended the
service last night in a body. Miss
Palmer was also given a bunch much
larger than the one handed to DIR.
Slough from the men of the Enola en-
ginehouse, where she has conducted
several meetings.
Seventy-eight Hit the Trail
The total of seventy eight trailhitters
last night was larger in proportion to
the very slim audience than on any re-
cent night.
Slough preached an excellent SER
mon on the fallacX of the contention
of moralists that upright living and
good works alone will be sufficient to
guarantee salvation. He said that
these things are secondary consid-
erations and that the souls standing
on the final judgment day will depend
on faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
His text was Unless your righteous
ness shall exceed the righteousness of
the scribes and pharisees ye shall in
nowise enter the kingdom of heaven"
and he endeavored to prove his point
to the man who hasn't hit the trail
He did not minimize the practice of
morality and decent living, but he
declared these things without faith
cannot save the sinner.
Slough based his argument on the
principles of heredity and environment
as they work on two children, one
born in the slums and the other in
good surroundings, and said that God
would be unjust to hold each one
equally accountable for his actions as
a basis for salvation at the Judgment
He said the Bible lies if there is any
truth in the idea that moralists do not
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

Seventy y-eight persons hit the trail at
last nights meeting. The total num-
ber of trailhitters to date is 4,254.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

l.. Nj.
Troup, S. r. Neidhamer and e. A.
Doepke, sang a selection at the open
ing OF the services in the tabernacle
last evening.
The Elliott-Fisher Typewriter Com
pany employees delegation, 800 strong,
composed of men and women, at
tended the services last evening"
Seventy eight persons hit the trail at
last nights meeting. The total num-
Der of trailhitters to date is 4,254.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
No. $3.50, had delegation present
last night.
The ladies' chorus sang two selec-
tions, Rock of Ages" and He Pilots
Me" last evening.
The Royal Arcanum and Artisans
Order of Mutual Protection patriotic
delegations were in attendance last
evening.
Tonight a delegation from Dau-
phin, the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, Sons of Veterans and the
ladies' auxiliaries, will attend the
tabernacle services.
'hsh 9SIool HsHI Will De nelu To-
morrow. Delegations from this city,
Enola, New Cumberland, Steelton,
Marysville and Rockville will attend
and sing their songs and give yells
The Harrisburg Railways Company
will also send delegation.
Miss Eggleston held a big meeting
yesterday at the PaXtang schoolhouse,
where two schols were present. She
spoke on the GOSPEL in a Nutshell -
Meetings will be held for children
at West Fairview Methodist Episcopal
Church after school to-day, and to-
morrow Miss Eggleston will speak to
Marysville school children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

The Modern Woodmen of America,
No: $3.50, had a delegation present
last night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

The ladies' chorus sang two selec-
tions, Rock of Ages" and He Pilots
Me-" last evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10
Rldicules MoralIsts

need the sacrifice of Christ as we'll as
the worst worldly sinners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

The Royal Arcanum and Artisans
Order of Mutual Protection patriotic
delegations were in attendance last
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10

Tonight a delegation from Dau-
phin, the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, Sons of Veterans and the
ladies' auxiliaries, will attend the
services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10
Must Re Various Sects

At the afternoon service Dr. Slough
spoke before a small audience of
church people from the seventeenth
chapter of John, the Prayer of Pray
ers." in which Christ. just before his
crucifixion, prayed to God to glorify
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

0rnobe moo Noroiisen / Sonmcn.
Illnina meb Sen. Srt afturus poa
Solcns Vlaos, og bcn bill iploe
Hitmnlet lonat iio oper Sorhcns -
ia enoog uoouer Mtnr5'S @o1e.
SanSinnliapis itaar hi her uoenior
Ell al Natl,renS ~ltsrite M~oSiedniant.
liltqcr. Ga en- RrbicI ariber oS
Iiaeirem peo Saufen poa. at Bette
alsocnhe, ~Qiaontiltc ali9leIcqcme
better iiq rlnbt = % ioIoer, -
iaIoer uitonieIig oper 10 ant. /
hpcrt Scfunh.
Ncnneifctc puSIcr ogiaa iortioen
meo VroieftiIer al arout aaIiber.
Ser CT ct al ~llniperIct3 ii Gam.
mcnIianirger. Set er ifuot 10 Ell
bcltcnlt H%ctnira. Sror fom Dc ira.
boor err WaaIet. on bpor or araitcn
iom gnp Set Sartcn?
"a hoilfe arpiter cr life oplaaret
/ aoIoaiens Suorel Gn ms IIo0,
tllieroe @an9c i~terterc ems Dor Soils
%itroaler ilitariclig lo ira bcn2 Ouer-
ila0e % trGn9er i9iennem til llri.
lets 8rpnier. Nuor mau life oenuc
Coils Sptteploneter boltrc iia i Gus
on Tarmc. 9ler er 0ct noler, iom
Tor Hllpor meuer at NftllrilS life
bar beboc6c Tlanctcr omfrinQ liz,
% ION oerior moa iorlparc Ben ob.
illr0e Sunfc, at oenuc riQc GUS o.
Narmeupr1oc gaar nptteleIc tnbt I
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illumination aicnnem hans iontolti'
lie Sfil0rinaer al Sluet paa Nrttl.
r%r@planeten; meu lea CT oo9 tiIbeic.
lig til at fro, al Sipet Ser uoiolOer
ii9 / Storbeo. Sfisnbc0 o. &ntcQi.
Qen$ iom intet an0ct Stco.
Nrtturu3 itoo pao Nippnrf@ Sib
G60-121 !. ar.) oper 10 Waaue'
oiamletre lrnqer Nor6, enc Den III
Itoar. Gen gnor ipOouer meo no9ct
oucr TO 9ueicfunoer for Narct og
bill ON noalc Garhtiinoer taQe Dor
0erret blonot Stierncruc poa Sen
ipblige @immel.
@omIc Iol fpiI mirbc2 ga Soma
lis Sonnet / Sftobcr 1853 ltreg jim
Sale ben opcr Aftllru2. 9dl oil
Gclopans Sonnet / SIntnin8en al
Sftober opiriife oettc Minoe % Tor
oS andre oannc ct uiorglcmmclig
Sceneri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
&c cmgclifc Soloatcr
% Ncitcnc.

S 6ranfrlg bar De brittle crop.
per plunbet Mn ior Den rerenoe ON.
bu, me0 bpllten DC bebauoIer line
9elte. 5 Ell engellt Aois ofientlig.
glsres ct Sreo ira Ell SrpnioIoot
9repet giper ct goot SlIleoe al oct
fomeratsllge 6orbolo meuem Mtano
% @elt. - "&ort SrPn bleu omrln.
get l0aar, men ri llog os igiennem
OF lllltteoe oS til ell aauaIerlafoes
ling, lom fom nctop / rctte Glebltt.
Sea Ter ifrptfellg no. Wtin Uniform
er reuct / 6IIler, ollie anappcrne CT
borte, % Oct er ~lort9roellgt folot
ON 9tatten. Seq lGner mig op til
Soften min % poa Den Wtuo0e fan
lea boloc @armcn i mig. 9elleue
er opitrpmte, men mine 10 ieler Jig
trpgge, noar leg Iigger lmeIlem Dem
ON Natten. 9Ol@ leg f%orlaoer Dem
et eneite Wiinut, CT De ltrar Uiloe al
Strut igien.
On ulIOe ioa Big Ell 600 2ottcr,
ON on iaa mig MI. Get er @eitebu.
gen, iom cr nit Sf~rlneboro, mcbenS
jeg ifriucr oette @reu. Get l~toftel3
Gpr ct ior trGt % uoflcrt I'll at
relic Jig. men Den ier paa mig meo
ilige ~ioritan0ige Zine. Get er Ell
prUgtia aamerat. Gen er Ipicgrad,
% OH itliI0e bare baue leet, buao leg
bar giort Tor at glue Den ell mln0rc
leineialoenOe 6orpe. Seq bar imurt
oen mo opcr belle aroppcn meo 1lG.
re, blanoet nleo Wloa. I'll ben DEN
2ere % Sole, ie8 funoe iinoe, bar
ieg gneoct ben in0 meo. Seq nlaa
lie, naar ieg Ter paa ben, % SeItnan.
ten bolot paa at foGlcs al Batter,
ga ban iii ie os imorges. Alt bar lin
Isierlige SIDE. Set piIoe life ppre
til at boloe no euers. -
Carmen er sreosuenoe. Gn fan
life bore, bpa0 Sioemanoen tiger,
ltoen at ban ronber al al lin Wlagt
Ii0e inc / 2ret pua Ell. gomberne,
Iom e~rplooerer. gisr oct til et Sci.
peoe rlmot omtring os, men Der Zig.
qer Setter min iaa rolig, lom ON oct
par / Stoloen biemme. Zen er $50.
lens trPt, og oct er Ieg ogiaa; men
mart ma ri ailteo igien. Ser er
intet bliUenoe Ste0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
Ocprebdnen.

Gaar man fommer til Iombaas
Citation, fan man life urogaa at lag.
qe Merfe til oe ipRre StenmRn9oer,
ION opnges op / en- 2inie / 6urll.
ifogen / noropeitlig 8etning ira eta.
tionen. Get er De itore Stenmasler
ira oen LANCE @enoetunnel ueo 0rsn-
bogen, bpis SpgaUe BET lfal bliue at
Gourebauen irooper Seiijel-
Oct.
2i9e oUerior set Steb. bpor 81.
pene 9rsna o. Sora meoeS, err Oct
ben ltore @enoetmnel gaar inc. o.
naar Sinien bar pasieret oct Isl
Meter LANCE Sui, pil ben tonlme
irem igien ca. 30 Dieter beiere, ipin.
genoe / mooiat Hetning og meo Ell
berIig ll0iist iii Goure. % Seiieiiel.
oene bringe Dc uproenoe Goprebane.
reiienbe oppper mob SnauiieIoet.
4rsnbogeutunnelen or pet panifc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

Ii0ite Fiintt poo isn0re Sibe al 1oo.
reiieloet og freezer ooifiaid 3i0.
Ger er ilaoet ino ca. 300 Meter ira
3%unnelen5 ncore Gube. huor arbei-
oct oriue9 nleo &aonofrdit. SSmio.
lcrtio er ser MI ltdtloneret en- IS Ne.
ltefrTiter5 Motor me0 Suitfomprc5.
lor paa Z atnnoifGre5 Srnf / Iltn.
neIen5 sore Gnoe, og 9orcmaifincr.
mes IItre Iur isrer Der oct itore o.
uirfning5iuIbe Gr0.
Zen Isaiprrnate Sten / 5mnelen
bltocr laa tran9portcrct llge | ga.
bet pon TO uGIoigc Stcnfmllemoiti.
ner, buer oreuct Al en- p Meltetrpi.
tiers Motor. Qourebaneu5 Nciiielos.
ltrptning ira Gombao3 iii Gripinu.
en- lfol ncnlig bpgges iou tic Alae.
les @one me0 IL 0lcter3 Fuflten2.
baldit unoer Sfinncrne (pua eta
- CombaaSbaneu bruate2 finn @rlla.
boaoit). @ertil frGue3 Ell uulOil
N}Gnaoe Elifiten; nlcn Sc 10 Moiti.
ncr fan bper "tpaGe % iii ~ SIN.
bitmetcr 6inplit pr. (ime. og Oct er
N}enin9ei. at 0e lfaI tpgge al |uf
til Observation-Disclosures.
9co @renboaeuturmcIen er MI be.
ifiritiact 50 Mono % 1 @eitc, Ger
arbcioc5 Nat o. 0ag ira belle al
1uuncIen5 Gn6er. on 0r AiocItnQ5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

DIT anIag % ct meget pirfionlt Meh.
lem al SSrorcmisiionen.
Seq bar for ct Eor Mar iioen fire.
bet Iiot ON @aarben Ringne$ / pa.
bopreitegirloet are02berreo. vi
Gigteren Spar SGters 9pgocbeifri.
pelie ior Sllbilultmsoarct Ter lcg, ii
bette 6crreiGoe bar prrct / famine
6amiIies 9eiiooclie / 'lcre gorbun.
orebcr. Gen iprite Mano, ser ont.
taItes iom eier, er Erif poa Hine.
mes / 1925 % ices @oarocu ira ben
Sio at bare aoaet / Arp, bcla paa
NonoS. % oelS pou apinoclibcn.
Ge nmtpprcnoe Gier5 Sor, Guci
Hinanes. CT fobt / 1912 og fom til
ariltiania / 1860. Sammleu nteo
i'm 9ror, Inunb HlnBnc@ % aonial
SlreI Seiberg, opreitcoe ban / 1877
9rpggerifirmaet Hingnea X 60. iom
err ct al SanoetS itsrlte / lit Slag2
OF bar IaQt 8rlnouol0eu iii @re.
orene5 foIosiaIe Sornlc, % lom %
'aa latte Gnei Hignne3 iitano til at
fiebe % igien iamlc BET tore Coos,
iom hans Sar baooe beij0oet. Zen
inopenoige gienbom meo oenS her.
ltabcIige @ebpggelle ng en0el al Sto.
gen bar han operla0t til i'm Ssu.
@aei Hingne5 junior. Der, lon ieB
pitt ier bar mc0oelt, er alit nleo Ell
al @pgoenS potreite &uin0cr, Ell 0at-
Ter al aiOeoe Storting2manO Srui5
Stran0.
Sra ianuue @pgbebeifriuelie oil
jcg / nit npite greu tonmle meo li0t
Here Oplp9ninger iom Giupg til,
bpao ieg Tor ilere Gor lioen ifrp
ont Ole SIepiqen. &e8 ucO, at @r.
9ie0aftoren lite Iifer lor LANCE 9re-
Nc, ioa ieg ifol noipttc ueO at neo-
itrluc Oct untpoeoe inotil pi0cre.
Giter at iornnItaaen0e par neoifre.
pct er ser ioreaauet nogIe GIcuOom9.
banoler al goot fienOtc Ferioner:
Morte Slnoe3gaaro bar al aieb.
mano II. Niellen / Spne'o2 tiebt ST.
enoonmen Norobeien, bporai enoel
ligger / Sang, for 5000 aroner, %
Ell paa SeneioS @p8 @rmto, ior ~.
600 aroncr. Ole Sppen bar iolgt
Sencio9' 0}eieri og Den @runo, buor.
paa Mieieriet bar opfert, for 5000
&roner. Snga @aalmann bar fiebt
al Sle @roool Gienoommcn @irte-
limo ipr $3.50 &roner. u. Open
bar Iolgt lin Sierbeport al 6iitepan-
oct &pISponoet til Ole Open for
1000 &roner. Slui Berg bar al
Cutler aibIe5 Irpinger fiebt en-
Salupart al Sfo9itpftet S.o9nafouea
for 1000 &roner.
Otter S%nitiatIp al Gilei @agcn
bIep ser ior Ell Sib iiOen al Roroes.
bop8 S%erreoltpre ipriottet 6iiferireg-
Ter, bpiIfe e.. troabt / Strait ioaIeoca,
at man life bar Sop til at fife meo
lmaomaifeoe 8arn og er alt Siiteri
iorbuot / Ganingstiben.
2unoer Sogn, &ingerife, BEN Ace
September 1914.
u. i. 8 ppegaaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

ingenisr Sogtb meooeler, at bet er
Sanfen at baoe ilauet giennem Ben.
oetiiuneIen aIIereoe til 0oaren. Gm
Hatten beIpieS @~r6eibsfeltet al fire
Stptfer 1000 Acknowledgements for.
n0en en6eL minore camper. 8eo
1unneIenS neore Gnoe err anbroat Ell
itor GentriiugaIoiite, iont fsrer iriif
2Iit til g(rbetoerrc inoe / 6ieIoet.
Ger BAR uPret goo Gilgang pod
ooeoc 9(nIGB5arbeioere efter ariien,
uotaIte aioeIlng5ingenisren. S 70e
aioeIiug err ioa goot iom oae Plo6ie
beiat. Ger er 800 Ntdno ! ocnrc
aiocliud. o. nleo oen go0e Iilgaug
paa ArbeioSfrait houber man at bare
@aucn iuroig til 6oItituen til goo'
rem. arbeioet oripe3 III ioa ener.
9tlt iom m,Itgt al baooe Irbeioere
% %u~acuisrcr. Fad Qoprebaucr5
N0iilclo9aioeIinger mao Arbeiocrue
DO / 9aratter, oa Ser life iiroe& nu.
set 0u5rum. 9lnIGg1ct bar iat on
uogIe bDggelige 9oratter % isrgct
for $uucntur OF SengfIp0er iamt
Mao Ill &r%beiOernc. hoilfet / oisic
lioer NOT fan bare line |anitelighe.
Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

stauaer &c tu epmaRineP -6usoenusn.
tr idd 400 tom uoaeu aHocn Spmdfftne I'll Den
bcbheIte YRS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
Slot Qitronomt.
SelapanS Sonnet. g%rflnrns, Sim
mclrummcts prlOigite &plps.
(qf Siouro Gnebo.)

GelapanS Sonnet p~aSiereoe / Of
tober MaaneoS Se6 unoer Sc itprre
Stierner / S%arlspognen. aometen
elf Den lite Oft. ino / Sogthunoene,
Iom ligge rlnnoer @o9nitangen eacr
Sen itore @iernS Sale. 9iaeoetS
flareite Stjerne, gIia eGer aarl@.
bicrte 6Iep nriten Opffet al Sorlc,
ten oen 90e og 100e eiter at Sen bar
pasieret tpt unoer Beta, bcll nCit.
fInrelte. SmfrinQ her 21oc gaor
Ben ino / bet itore 9iaeoe, gootcs
eaer 9iornebripercr, iom poa De
9omle Stiernefartcr lerer Sogtbru.
oene pes Soonber. &ileoet bar man.
&c flare Stierner, inm neb @iplp al
2ortct or Iette at f1oe. @eb oen
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
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SEN ON Iitenerne be3prote at fonl.
me op paa 2ithimmelen. Stiernens
ploite Naun er Arfrtrus. lln0er
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pirfelig StsrreIie gaar Den ii0ite
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bare p 2psaar bOrte, meoenS arf'
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The Ketchikan miner., 1914-04-17
AT THE GRAND

The finest three reel feature film that has ever been shown in the city. This is film that will pull you out of the lethargy and bunk that has warped your judgement and made you real ize the fact that years add a lot to the changing of a mans mind. It is an exciting film, lots of action lots of excite ment, lots of all that appeals to those who want something to take their mind off the wor- ries of the day. Get the spirit be a boy once more, you used to enjoy excitement, circus day was a day never to be forgotten now you have the chance to see something that will make the blood run faster in your veins. Don't be bigoted, if you have feasted on society dramas you are, or should be very nearly satisfied by this time to get out of the ruts and see a show once in a while. This is some bill tonight, a "Weekly," a fine comedy and the big three reel CT. It is at the Grand and as we are backing our judgement strongly tonight, shake off a few of those binding letters and realize the fact that the best policy is to live and let live and see a show that will stir you up if you have any sporting blood left in you. a:lv