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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
PREACHERS MEET YELLOW
JACKETS AT ASHLAND

The football team of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary travels to Ashland
THIS afternoon to play the Randolph
Macon eleven. From the form dis
played by the Presbyterians inltSeir
games this fall. the Yellow Jackets Will
have to play their best to win. Phave:
game again. materially adding to his
teams chances. 80 -,
This game will afford an opportunity
OF comparing the relative strength Of
Randolph Macon and Richmond Coll
iege. as the Spiders ,played the semi
nary boys to a to s the last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Iiimes-Dispatch Will
Show Worlds Series

Beginning Friday and continuing
until the completion of the worlds
baseball championship series, The
fimes-Dfspntch will STOW ON its
large scOrebOard every play Ms soon
as made on the Held at Philadelphia
and Donton. avs 49, ,
The hoard will be located In front
OF The Iimes-DisPatch building, 10
South Tenth Street, and Will he
placed IN such a manner as to be
readily and plainly seen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
TO. PLAY ASHLANDS

After defeating Petersburg High
SCHOOL Saturday by the score of Al to O.
the John Marshall High School eleven
noon at Broad Street Park, this being
the first game for the Marshallites in
Richmond.
AS McGuire's defeated the Ashlanders
yesterday, this game will give a good
line on the strength Of the two teams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
GIANTS AND oUAKERs SPLIT

NEW YORK. October 6.-McGraw.s
Coits round Mayer In the first game
of double-header to-day winning, S
to L. but Baumgardner was too much
Tor them In the second, which Philn-
delphia took, to O. In tho sixth
inning OF the first battle. with bases
full. Piez tripled and scored himself
on stocks single. The second game
was called at the end of the seventh
Oh account of darkness The scores:
FIRST GAME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
MACK USES THREE PITCHERS

PHILADELPHIA. October e.-Mana-
ger Mac Mack used three piteheers-Ben-
against New York to-day, the visitors
winning. to /. New York got the
winning run OF WyckoY In the eighth
on Maisefs single and steal OF second
Wyckon's wild throw and Cooks
single. Mitchell. Whaling and Ru-
dolph. OF the Boston Braves, witnessed
the game. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07

BOSTON October 6.-The Red sox
won easily from washington to-day,
S to 4. Boston handed the Senators
four runs In the last Inning by throw
ing tho ball all over the lot and allow
Ing the base runners to steal unop-
posed.
Foster pitched a good game for the
Sox, allowing only two hits. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
GsoysaBs,n
TERRAPINS HAVE SWALKOvER
WITH PITTSBURGH REBELS
Win Opening Game by Score OF II to L.
Hoosiers Regain the Lead-I1nk-
ers Fall Before Packers.
Federal League Result,
YESTERDAYS sCoRl

yesterdays SCORES.
baltimore, IL, Pittsburgh. tnrst
game).
or. 5a Inn,s5. II ritt-bursh. I jt.ec-
DufYalo, 81 Brooklyn, 1.
Kansas City, !, Chicago, o (first
camel.
ISansns City. 8, Chicago. = tscc-
ond Enme).
indianapolis. z, st. Louis, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
ST. LOUIS CITY SERIES
OPENS; AMERICANS WIN

ST.. LOUIS. October 6.-Runs by Well.
man and Shotten on Pratt's single to
right won the opening game Of the fall
series for the st. Louis Americans to.
day, the team defeating the local Ma.
tionals, to I.
Score by innings: R.H r.
Americans ......0 200o0oo-e
Nationals ..;;.oooooo Oil i
Doak. Griner and Wingo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
FIRST GAME.
Totals....ai 72i S Totais...so s sam
'Battcd for Tyler in eighth
tBatted for Davis In eighth

,''."'c % IETrIIHEs II.
Boston 4 o q n 1 n n
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures / a o,oHs
Bases on balls--on Davis 3; on Pfeffer a
Struck out-hy Davis. 9; by Pfcner, S. Home
runs-Evers. Connolly. Two base hits-Con-
molly. Egan. stolen bases-Connolly. Doiton,
Wheat Wheat Gets t:l. Double piays-Mccarty and
BY p!tcher-by Davis epalton sten,i h,t
Time. i:as. Umpires. Riglcr and Hart. ~
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IIilfatleInhia.


Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .................00 Oo o 4 O O o.
New York. .....................o0 q q q 4 a
Bases on balis-on Mayer. .; OFF Ritter 1
Struck out.hy Mayer. 2: by Ritter. 3 Two
nase hit-Cravath Three-base hit-Piez
Double pleys--Mayer. Martin and Luderus:
Holke and Grant. Time. 1880 Empires
O'Connor and Klein.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
BRAVES THIRD BAsEMAN !.
BREAKS LEG SLIDING
"Red" Smith VIII Be Out of Worlds
Series Contests Against Mack's
Athletics.
BOSTON WINS AND TIES
Dodgers Take Opener, While Cham.
pions Annex Nightcap-McGraw's
Colts Find Mayer Easy-Quakers
Whitewash Giants In Second.
National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
BROOKLYN, 3, Boston, (flrst
game).
Boston, 2; brooklyn. tsecond
camel.
New York. 3, Philadelphia, I tnrst
gnmc).
philadelphia, 8, New York, o (scc-
ond Eame).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
SECOND GAME.

Sostnn 1 o o o 81
pT"ohish .;;..;.';.....,,...:.... oil o IS
cGane called In seventh; darkness)
summary: Errors-Dugey, Martin Egan.
hhses on bhlls-on Strand Q: or Rucker, .
struck out-by Strand. 3: by Rucker l.
Home run-Devorc. Threc-ba base hits-Cather,
Mtcher-oy Rucker tMann). Time, l:4o
umplres, Hart and Rigler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Total.....ai / III Totals. al :. s q Is

SUMMARY: Errors-OldrIng. Wslah, Bender,
Wyckon. Cook: Boone Two-base hit-Baker.
Sacrifice hit--MulIen. Stolen bases-Maisei
ts). Cook, Struck out-by Bender. 8: BY
Plank. 2; by wyckon. ]. Bases ON balls-oft
Plank: Ii on Cole. l. Time. 1894. Umpircs,
Hildebrahd and Evans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
SECOND GAME.
Totals. 30 8 . .

sIIuTb-lreIHh, BrH1naTU, Thorpe,
E seaiy t9: Johnson. Bases on balls-off
Erickson. :. Struck out-by Baumgar I'd nj r.
:; by Erickson. 8: by Huenke. q Two-hase
hitsIByrne. Luderus. Sacrifice hits-Mar-
TN Brainard Stolen bases-irelan, Martin
Time. l:es. Umpires. O'Connor and KLEIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07

Acosta. Mcbride t.). Smith, Janvrin CD.
Gardner. Thomas. Two-base hit-Speaker.
riksen Stolen bases--Gardner. Thomas. jan
win. johnson. Moeiler. Williams. Bases on
by Shaw. 4: by Foster. 4. Hit by pitche,
by Shaw Foster). Umpires. ESan and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Bender, Plank and Wyckoff Used
by Manager Meck--Maisel Starts
Winning Run for New York in
\ the Eighth Session.
American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
New York, - PHILADELPHIA. I. q
BostOn, 81 WashinRton, I.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
tEnd OF senaon.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh nt Baltimore.
st. Louis mt Indianapolis.
- Kansas City at Chicago.
=. - brooklyn at Buf1nIo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Washington.

TotaIs....a7 8 s71i Totals. al 4 ,nll
'Batted for Shaw In sixth.
tBattod for Harper in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07

CARLISLE. PA. October 6.-The In
dams went through an extended prac
tice this afternoon. Following the dr;U
varsity and scrubs staged n forty-min
from his Injured back, but his leg /.
troubling him.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Fruit for Identification

New and valuable varieties OF fruit,
we'll adapted to Washington conditions,
have been found in commercial orch
ards in various parts of the state, ac-
cording to Professor o. M. Morris of
the State Experiment Station at Pull
man, Washington.
Apple and pear trees Of unknown
name exist in many orchards, and some
of the strange fruits are excellent in
quality. The best of these should be
kept and propagated from. Orchardists
having such trees are invited to send
specimens of such fruits to the Horti-
cultural Department OF the State Col
lege of Washington and Experiment
Station for identification. 1t is waste
OF time to identity worthless fruits and
these should not be sent.
Specimens sent for Identification
should be chosen to represent the
average fruit OF the tree in size, form,
color and general appearance. The
fruit should be sent carefully packed
Just as it comes from the tree. Do
not polish it, nor pull out the stem OF
calyx. Pack with it a small twig in
full leaf. Mark the package carefully,
giving the name and address of the
sender. Write letter giving briei
description Of the tree and date when
the fruit is ripe, and also the approx
mate age ofthe tree.
A few seeding apples have been
sent in and some OF these will, nc
doubt, prove to be OF great value tc
fruit growers Of the future. So far as
could be determined no Seeding pea
has been sent in, although two or three
splendid ones have been found in the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
stop that First Fall Cough

Check your fall cough or cold at
once-don't wait-it may lead to ser
ious lung trouble, weaken your vitality
and develop a chronic lung ailment.
Get bottle of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey today; it is pure and harmless
use it freely for that fall cough or
cold. If baby or children are sick
give it to them, it will relieve quickly
and permanently. 1t sooths the irri-
tated throat, lungs and air passages.
Loosens phlegm, is antiseptic and for
titles the system against colds. 1t
surely prevents cold germs from get
ting a hold. Guaranteed. Only Csc
at your druggist.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

cents. Add to that, pro rata, the enor-
nous sum it costs them for their staff
of add" writer's and illustrators and
the total would very probably exceed a
dollar Many people receive a catalog
who do not buy a cents worth through
out the whole year, so it is very appar-
ent that the statement given out recent
ly by former employ Of the house in
mind, was near the truth when he said
the expense Of publishing their ca,alog
for 1918 amounted to eight and two
thirds percent of their total sales for the
year. With their immense Office force
high real estate values, general adver-
Using, etc., it is reasonable to suppose
that their cost OF doing business could
not by any possibility be less than 20
percent-pr probably more.
If it costs the catalog and big city
houses as large a percentage OF their
total sales to do business, and they can
buy their goods no cheaper than the
local merchant can, there is only one
way left in which they can undersell
him, and that is by being satisfied with
a smaller rate OF income on the capital
invested in the business. How many
OF our merchants make more that ten
per cent on their invested capital2
Not very many. Yet the mail-order
house referred to above declared divi-
dend last year of tride more than %
percent.
A very natural mistake is made by
many people in thinking they can buy
goods cheaper from store doing a
business in large city than they can
from their home town merchants.
There are many reasons why this belief
exists among jewellers in small towns
and rural communities, but the main
one is because they simply take for
granted the statements made by such
concerns in their advertisements in
their catalogs, without taking the time
or making the effort to investigate for
themselves. Many go to the large
nearby cities to make their purchases
because they think they have larger
and more varied stock OF goods to
select from. In measure this is true,
but bear in mind the fact while con-
sidering this question, that the large
city stores cater to the extremes of So
ciety, the millionaire, as we'll as to the
dweller in the slums. The successful
city merchant who owns such store,
you can depend upon it, has made a
most exhaustive study Of his trade, and
knows that he has to gather his stock
from the four quarters of the globe to
meet the demands made by his wide
range of patrons. Just so with the
merchants in the smaller towns. He
has given the matter the same careful
consideration. He has neither the
millionaire nor the slum dweller among
his patrons so naturally does not burden
his shelves with goods that he knows
there is no demand for, but within the
range of the needs of his community
his stock is just as varied, and just as
large, as that of his brother merchant
in the large city.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

state. The apple orchards will be
much better than they are now when
they are composed largely Of varieties
that have originated in this climate and
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

BUTTER WRAPPERS AT THE
ECHO OFFICE.
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Suffering.

apittcrin9 for giorag til aornitab
airfeorGel; Wontnget fra g. 8. @bris
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SGtber 81, Ole !. Veberion So, Sons
=. Feoerion $40. q. gerg 50, Siai
6elietb S25, g. 6. 9. Sunaietb St3.75,
@t. 6. % Pine s. Snn9ietb $40, &ris
irine Slpeuien ST.
Sunnlet neo Sinf 3. Sallanb: Slai
SnIlnno $15, Teber Salnno SO, anlitc
Saunnb so, Ole 8. Snuono 50. OLE
her 3alnno So, Sobonna z. Saaonb
50, :. Sbortclion $15. SiIinnmcr,
$145.75.
Santtlige @ipere tnffes bicrteIiq for
at bare eftcrfon,met Spforbritgen. 8cs
Ipbct CT afienbt til Nornitob 6crreoss
itnrelie; men. Der CT enbnu Nulconina
for Reiten of @ngoeioIfet berober at
poe lin 8ape, pg ieg boabcr enoml at
ido mootnae pg fremicnoe nloige Ga
per til por Sepebneo5 airteorgeI; men
cnbper ioln bill pbe lit Offer ier aIottei,
ilaor lit iibitc Slns / 1914 rton ifpnoe
iig 49,, tbi Sibeu ct fort, og bette for
ns inu mcrfeIiee Inr fommer albriq
tiIbnoe. hpcrfen rneo line S%fferanleos
niiger eller lpffeIi9e Winocr.
6ans g. Eeoerion.
Sbief 9iper Sans, Winn., 30te Nop.
1914.
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~SipmGmocmcs
SuIctrGfeit Bottom.

0ob mia oaiau inur fuo 2op til at
fonlnte til port Iolf rlniot omfrin9
/ Welten meo Sen famine gen lom t De
forrioe Nar: 8lent life bore Sies
iolf MI oa ,Sillen fontnter. 81 pleier
oltio at bupe SllletrGfeit for Sies
mUtocne. Som Hegel CT Der $50
300 al Dem tiliteoe. so oeo Sitle-
trUic'ten pil III aierne gipe oem 90
Der. Men hi mnetcr fife at iomle nof
al 6isie FER / Bottom. Tertil trPns
ger ri Siplp. Sipr er set Silfrloet
M. @i bar nemlig aonife nplig
fiebt en- Cont, bpor hi meo Sioen
penter at bpgge Ell Siemonosfirfe;
men ri bar Ell lpr @irlo pan oenne
Cont. 6iGIp os oerfor o0 ieno 60
Der til por Sltletrpfeit, belit npttiee
pg parme 3ina. 0eriom noeen bill
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bliucr bel anpenbte. Seno Dem til
Normeaian Scamen's Misiion, ITO
Gunner Ct, Cot 9oIton, Mais.
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Slemanospreit.
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International Dolooift.
(&co On Sogisrer aoIbisrn goe),

Sonfcn ON at ofgiere ilterrotio-
nnle SpiitiQhcorr uben arig fan 10
res iilboQr I'll 8rotilis, Der bar Ben
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ter mellem Stater ueb Golbgiit.
Set tSNe Mnrbunoreoes Splns,
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FOR 5anfeiL % 1ibens melt fienote
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taire o. &ont itetteSe Den.
Get er ocl fsrit | oct t9be gor.
hu1loreoc, "a irrlia eitcr at Nopo.
lcorafriQcn var Hut, % Geroen iilf.
feoe eiter 6rco, at SSeeen trrocr irem
icm en- Soa. iom oct er Saab ON
at flr1lne reuliierr. Oct er MI life
lul,gerc bare 0ioenifabsmrno %
Gigtere, men oeiaa ieIue Solicit,
icm beaunocr at i%nteresiere fig for
Sa9en.
Ger blipcr itiitet 6reosiorenin9er,
iprit / Amerifa / 1915, icnere |
GnaIono o. eiterbaanoen / DC fle'te
cipiIiiercoe 9anee. Zen isrite inter.
rationale 6rcosfonares blep holot I
2onoon 1913. s ben ienere 5io
bar Der nnrIiat p9ret bclot i%adonn'
ne aonareSier.
%co Sioen berai bar Statsmpno.
&ibenifabamrno % Giatere arbei.
Set paa at ifabe ell IN Hrtstil'tailo
nlellem Stoterne. Der or iti'tet ct
Snititut ior international Net az
NetSlUroe. Ser bar optaeet 6olfe.
rctten til pioeuitabelie 8%ranitnina,
piocrc cr intcrparlamcntarilfe 0or-
bilno, ~beitaacnoe al Miasoa9sm1no
/ ollie 2auoe. Der arbeieer for Sno'
'rreIicn al @oISsitstraftater = %
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Torrttmimaenotiicr
Wcftliae Ganobns Sucbclunc.

st AZ Sc melt f%renitoaenoe Srrt al
Re res NriQcn iremfalotc SorboIoe cr
sen tiltuNtuoe GitcrIperQicl eiter @pcbc.
Ga IA Sc b~pcoeonrfenoc Hnuoc / Den
qnwlc &erocu iou onttreut CT 'dt I'D al
W|ctraQtniuN oil Set bopeoloQclia 'tad
iii Sc Eurcncoc Stater 90 Canada at
lcpcre Wtu5ieu al bpdo trUu0cs, Scr
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pno. at @ocoeourtuiu9cn ! Canada Der
peD bill ioo Ct 6rcmitso iou aIorig fer,
90 at SC itOre Zlctter, iont nn Iiager
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2C1rt. Gunuou2 &orobuno Ell bel be
ricuot for i'm 6rlBtbarbeo, ~ nreo De
Qooc 5ilbuo, iom Aeqierinacn 8lper De
iuoiluttcuoc %orobrlgerc, nil MOcocurcu
let ntr piituoi meqet ioreNc@ tomnncnNe
2lur. Ter cr bleueu ln0t. At uuae
Wuuo. Ser bar tnQet 6omciteuo / ga
uuOa, er pliqti9e i'll NijlitUrtiencite,
men Oettt er %tjlbaQepilt ION oct rene
Gpipjno. W. 3. Scott. Superintendent
Of &nuligratiou Gttama, San, o%plpier,
at Storbrit1unleu life pan IopllN N{du
De fan lIDitriut ell cuc'te ~tuno0tli col
out arig ligeiom Ner heller lite lotn
Gunuon5 5uuItuitc tlu tuQt3 Ell cutltc
Collar al oettc YouN3 EeuRc til NriQ5
uorntniuQ 0poN scr III noc2 al crop
per "a MioIcr er alt irjpiujQt 0pnN
Canada ielp MI bcIlt vii have CT NtUno
I'll at onr,c otto Euro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Wennelferacernes
Sarper,
Gn Grnrrinas.S eori.

Soorior' er nj buioe2 % buorior
er Meercne iorte2 Sioligcrr bar oct
blanbt @ioenfabsmpnbene prret en-
oIminoelig uobrebt Wenina at gar.
iaaen til, at Menneifene bar iorifiel-
liae 1arper. isrit 81 frenlit maotte
Isoes | SplitraaIerues ior'flelligc
Iirfninaer; men npere Scrifninaer.
ON bpiIfe Sc 2Groe forsprigt or hsili
ueniec. ifaI bare gipet til &einItnt,
at Sc enfeIte &acers Sarpc fsrit %
ircnit h9necr ianncn mco SereS
GrltGring.
Otter bpaS Der peo SiSIe 6crifniii'
ger ifoI prre iuuoipnligsicrt, lfal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Eli 3unoeberrimeer fra
3eicmarfen.

Timber nit Nrbcioe meb at iantIc
IateriaIier til en- @n9bebiitorie IA
2unne bar iee iaaet aicnoifab til al en-
bel Sci ecoe Solt berira CT ropanoret
I'll Nmerifa.
I'll SC settetabler font Set er San>
fen at fan nteb / Spgeu, piloe ieg
aicrne ia SpIpsnitaer ON Be ubpails
oreSe gpsnefpIt: Mapn, Gloer, Stiaine,
9p'teo p.i.p., = oeiau tiGbase / Siben
Sc / ameritd afpeoe, % Naon paa Sors
irhrcne hcrhiemme i~aalauet tilbdee
&ienoifabet eaar.
Sil et i9rItilt gfiuit ON uSnanbreoe
SnobeioIf oil BET bore al Snteresie at
iaa SpIpsninacr ont Sc ~enfeItcs 2ipss
og NrriuesforboIo | Imeritd, Napn paa
Surmen, SterreIie. antal Se'te oe
appa m. u. Sotopraier al cnbel 6iem
% Sumlilier itulne oct psinu bore eilot
az faa meo.
Mllligc Srnnitioner ira eanlIe Sage
ON 6~ieinbheneu % 9ibsiorhplo Der.
pilee ies irtie ltur Tris paa at faa
meoeelt.
Sea trr bcbe mine u~bpanpreSe Snns
bnaoinaer trnte pper bette. % baabcr
ieg al enoeI al Dem pelpiuie ril ntenoele
mig S~pInsniuser / 9rtrt AZ %irteren.
Nep peuIig Silien
Clap Strnnna, Carer,
ennSe | Felemarftn, Bite Oh. 1914.
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Misnno life Gcres Wabp, iorbi

fan er aluo oa De er niSnlooia, for
81 ban Ter, meoens Dc %iltffer. San
er inuoipnligpis life belDigere enb De
er, men hans YIno er rent % fraf-
tiat, neoenS Ceres cr liuloit oN for-
aiitet; bans 2euer u0fsrer lit 9lr-
bci6c, nleoenS Ceres npoter at aipre
Oct. Or. Eeters allrifu pil giengiue
Gem Snnobe0ell, og 'On Ell Ielge
bcruI, ct guot Sumter. Sffe at fda
hos Npotbefere, lilell fin element
lofulc NQenter. Gaer ifriu til Or.
Neter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 1876
90. &opnc gue., Chicago, 81.
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Menncifet oprinoclip bore nrrei
tort. Set Icucbc iiur al Vlunicitci'
fer % IriiIier, lom inocholht Sctu
OF niongoniitre SoIie, Der iorncNc
Sloen fort Cnonu Sen 0op iNoa
fan man %io9tioac. at De melfebritfcn-
Sc Negeritnmner life CT foo urrfc
t Slloen iom De Stommer, Der leper
al EIunter. AncrifnS Ntbionerc
bIeu rsoe. ioroi sc i%ilicrtc fit Wloo
Ell rigelia Mrnaoe Nrnoalcbiu ira
glooet al Tprenc, ienn Sc pIciebe at
iortpre rao cller hnlproo. Wcnao.
lerne bar i'm guile Snofarre, foroi
oereS SoriGore NartilinNer igieh.
mem bar lepet oclS al Eriaicr Oh
oels al Wclfen fra oct apT0, iom DC
orep ON nich pao N'ienS bpibe Siep'
per: oenne McIf iuoebolbt nenlia en-
uiS Trpcenthel &lor, ipn / 2ibenS
Sob uopucOe Ell bIeanenoe Tirfning
poo oen nienneiteliae Sno.
git bette hlep SiliTloet | enonrl
bsiere Grab hos Dor Hace, bar lin
Noriag /, at Sen bar SEN ierlte, Der
tiliatte fin GSeoe SoIt; BET cr iren'
ior alt aogialtetS alorinobolo, Der
bar gipet guropGerne lin buioe Suo.
Saaoon lpber sc me Seorier
men set er lom iaat Sing, ion De
2prbe enbnu tribes brobeligt ON,
pa man bebeper oerfor life at fro paa
Dem ltrur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

fom ga op / 40 Mono. ReupcrtS
"Spn0 ntia bicn", initrlnenteret al
WrieA, ionit Den InnoSfienotc "SU
t|cricnteno Ssnbo0"" al Ole Bill, /
Eobou SucnoieinS 9eorbcioclic blcr
oliao ipiuct. aapclmcitcr Soban
NoIporieu oirigcrte.
Warn Wnrrut, ior li0rn Ell al Dc
melt ircnraDcnoc Einnilter | Norge,
Qou iorleocn en- aoncert ariltlanio
mcO NSliitoncc al 0%ioliniiten Senrif
Gnc. Zen I~pn1pattifc altnltncrinoc
Ninrhc. meAen Sptfc, iUrli9 me0 Ge'
br@'p % Eti5t.
nj (boruolo @ulhmer9 CT pan
Norlt WtulifiorIag uofommet ior
Sang % Niono 10 Qigte Al Sen
rit 3bicn", 0oerin1len % Ssluet,
iou neo tort @iinIn bleu lltn1et pun
WFulitfellcu / CONNER. Gn0pibcre
ior blunoet Aur en- "NiprlcninnB"
Ill Cert al Sbateipcorc og Ger
Qnor ct title 3oA" mco @iernion@
potrc Cr0. Gen ii0ite lorcIiaacr oA
Iou ior Soug oa (iono. NJ Stu
peImeitcr (oroli &oi3 er u0giuct ne
intereoiuntc Muno9for: "Sol",
Sen iprite Songcn" og ~3u auelo
meo oin 6reo" % al Cloi Nnulu2
"0uIoren" Tor Colo % apr. Ten
ii0ite blcp eli al &c ~iterlte Silfceief
poa Sangerieltcn.
@ioIiniitin0en MilS NotbnliC
Senior CT 0po / tit Stem / Chicago.
gPii9 3euien bar beIfienbt blonO!
9torite % Tonite. @uu par uooal'
net / Ohliif t Chicago % buuoc Tor
fort 6io ii6cn tiltruaot Ell Folt Tom
@~iolinIurcr pc0 ct College / &citcn
ScnOe9 1aocr, Mr. 0iQgo SEMEN
bar I fin lio Erpiibcnt Tor ben oon'
ife Screening "@nrnionicn."
Gioniitin0cn Miis Moric Berger
len. bpi5 Stu0icopbolo pco &onIcr-
uutorict / Mien iii Ell brat Gnoc neo
ari0enS llobruo, Qop iorIcbcn ScH-
Oua Ell op%eroroentli9 oelpffct Sou
cert / Zen norife aIub / Chicago,
a5iiiteret al @ioIiniitcn, WiiiS WobcI
@Goooportb. Ser blep itblsrt ct Bro
Qrom al @rieg Mto@tolpifi, arci9ler,
Chopin, 2ocilp-8oooluifu, Saint
Sacn5, Goleriogc.9opIo % Wic'
notplfi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

Set bersmte f@rdnife ensemble
Gapet,abnrtetten, iom itltIoe IA fon.
i~erteret i ariitionin i iorrige M}oa.
ne0, fom life pau @rmb al ariQeu
SnmtliQc Apurtctteu9 N}eOIcnmner
cr iielQc et @repfort ira 9ratihen
Maurice @emitt |iou5 les orapes
arr.