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Evening journal., 1914-04-10
lEW nFLnS.

night. OF course one Of the charms OF
the Weber and Fields companies, espe.
cially those which were quartered in
their own music hall some years ago.
has always been the spontaniety OF the
comedy and the unexpected things that
are always certain TO happen, but Daley
seemed TO have the knack of witty re-
tort down shade finer than any OF the
others with whom he was associated
with the possible exception of William
Collier.
The season that the late Charles Bige-
low joined the company he made fife
miserable for that eccentric comedian.
Those who remember Bigelow know that
he was almost totally bald. He was ex-
tremely sensitive about this, though IL
gave TO his appearance an element of the
ludier0us which added much TO his sue
cess as a laugh-provoker On the night
that Bigelow made his first appearance
with the company he walked right into
Daley the moment he went upon the
stage.
Put on your hat, Charlie, you're half
naked gleefully remarked Daley and
the audience rocked with laughter.
Bigelow blushed furiously through the
grease paint on his face and wis 30
dunb-founded and embarrassed when be
realized that the audience was laughing
because be had been made the butt of
Dailey's sally that he could hardly
speak.
"When he came of the stage he wept
like child" said Mr.. Weber in telling
OF the incident, "and il required a great
deal OF persuasion on our part to get
him TO agree TO 90 ON for his next scene.
Daley promised to let him alone and hc
dd-until the last scene. Then he for
mally presented him with pair of mill.
tary brushes and the audience went wild
again at the poor fellows discontinue.
That was one OF the delights OF the old
music hall. None Of us ever knew what
was going to happen any more than the
audience did and in that audience every
night were several hundred persons who
had seen the show before and who could
tell the new things"
On another occasion while Bgelow
was member of the organization q
burlesque Of Mary Manncring's success
"The Stubbonness OF Geraldine" was
put on. It was called "rhe Sticlines-
Of Gelatine." In this traVcsty William
Collier played the title role and had a
long scene with Daley in the opening
act. The scene was laid on shipboard
and Bigelow had an entrance line which
called for him to remark; "My wife''
overboard" To this Collier would reply
81 don't care,' and then Bigelow woulC
always get a big laugh by remarking
l'T don't give d. either"
One night Bigelow came on and re
marked as usual;
"My wife's overheard"
u don't care" Collier cued in
81 don't give a d. either" broke il
Daley, deliberately robbing Bigelow %
his biggest laugh.
After the performance that night thi
bald-headed comedian threatened TO bea
Daley, but wiser counsel prevailed.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
CONCERT MUSIC READY.

The final rehearsal by the choir OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church for
their third concert next Tuesday evening
was held in the church auditorium last
night and the final rehearsal completes
.all arrangements for one OF the finest
choir concerts ever given in this city.
More than forty voices will participate
in the chorus work and the program in
cludes. male quartet, female quartet,
mixed quartet. solos, choral numbers and
organ selections.
The members OF the chorus are: So
pranos: Misses Ruth Clugston, Beta
Seibure. Clevie Newman, Reba Jackson,
Rhea Jackson, Sue II Evans, Lola
Evans Mabel Downham, Leila William
son. Mildred Kershaw, Mrs. c. r. Hope,
Mrs. A. NJ. Fritz Mrs. r. W. Mcclellan,
Jr.. Clara Strickland; altos-Misses
Edith Downs, Georgia Newman, Jennie
Groves Mabel Groves, c. Catherine Zoch,
Jessie Slocumb, Miriam Taylor, Beatrice
King. Mabel Allen, Mrs. William Coch-
ran; tenors-A. J. Price, B. II. Cook, A.
r. jackson. Gilbert Jack, Dominick
Lombardo. Ralph Raymond, Clyde Tag
cart. Andrew Boch, Oscar Berg, f. T.
Everson; bass Richard Enos, c. r.
Hope. Fred Boch, r. H. Escott, Fred Pen
mock. Elmer Price. Calvin Brittingham,
William NJ. Mask, Jr., Howell Pedrick,
Robert Strachen, II. Earle Donaldson.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10

times just as like it now,' added
Mr.. Mantell. The theatre-goers
here always seem to like me, and I
always had pleasant recollections Of
the people even though the theatre
was old style and the hotel was in
the same class. Today with Mrs.
Mantell I went around to see the old
places on account Of the pleasant
memories. But ] want to congratu-
late the city on the improvements it
has made and especially on this new
theatre and hotel Everything ap-
pears improved since I visited here
last, and am glad to see the city
going forward so rapidly"
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
RED MEN Chief OF
records ON VISIT here

Keokuk Tribe. No. 8. /. o. Il. NJ.
entertained the Honorable Wilson
Brooks Of Chicago, Great Chief Of
Records of the Great Council OF the
United States. Improved order
OF Red Men. in their wig
wan last night Mr. Brooks wit
messed the raising OF the chiefs Of
this tribe by the team of Usage Tribe
headed by Great Sachem John IT..
Lynn. Great Chief OF Records
Brooks arrived here yesterday from
Baltimore and during the afternoon
he was shown about the city by
members of the order The visitor
was taken TO the Red Mems Home, at
Newark, In the afternoon. Following
the session of the lodge last night,
Mr., Brooks spoke of his recent visit
TO the Canal Zone, and the work that
had been accomplished there.
Mr.. Brooks left today for Atlantic
CITY, where he will meet represen-
tatives Of all tribes of New Jersey to-
night Tomorrow night he will visit
New York.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
fR. IAANTELL pleased
With CTTY'S PROGRESS

Il was never more surprised in my
lfe," declared Robert B. Mantell, the
fagedian, as he stood on the stage
u The Playhouse last night, waiting
. go on the stage, than I was when
saw this theatre and the hotel ad-
oining."
Wilmington was never well equip
led with a theatre to present shows
Ike this. The old house was we'll
damaged, but the accessories were
lot there. The last time I was here
Fas ten or twelve years ago, when /
layed Othello.
when Mr. Brady told me that he
lad leased a theatre in Wilmington,
md was to come here for a werk,
must have shown my disappoint-
nent, for he remarked, You are due
pr SURPRISE / got it when 1 came
lere."
"But liked Wilmington in the old
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
ESPECIALLY coon VALUES.

Childs' Laundry Soap. cake. &C
Childs Naphtha Soap, cake ........ &C
Childs' Floating Soap. cake ........sc
Childs Washing Powder. package &C
Big Box Tnlcnm Powder ......... &c
Large Can Table Syrup ............sc
White Norway Mackerel ..........sc
Quaker Corn Flakes, package .,....7c
Quaker Rolled Oats, package. .... &c
IA l-b. Childs' Cocoa ...............s SC
Peerless Evaporated Milk, can ... &c
Pure Prepared Goldfish, ...........o &C h.
2 scent Boxes Parlor Matches. SC
. pkgs Threaded Codhsh. SC
BUTTERINE.
Childs' Rest observation-disclosures 2sc h.
lChlds' Special .................2 2oc ID.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10

You can gain a vast amount OF in
formation about available farms Of
all sizes in various locations by read
ing the Want Columns daily. and II
you don't find just what you want to-
day, you may tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
JOE WEBER.

Probably the most remarkable "ad lib"
or impromptu comedian that the Amori-
can stage has ever seen was the late
Peter Daley, fog many years one of the
principal support Of Weber and Fields
in their famous New York music hall.
Daley was never known TO give two
performances exactly alike and fre-
quentIy he would re-write his part over
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
Extra Special
Bargains at All tn
EASTER CANDIES.

EASTER CANDIES.
Jelly Bean Eggs ..........oe In
Cream chocolate Eggs ..........1ac ID.
Large Chocolate Eggs gs............sc
one Doz' Large Chocolate Eggs in a box
for .......
neet fure Lard ..,... ..........rtc ID.
Fancy California kvaporated Peaches.
Be ID.
Here's a Snap in Canned Goods.
Large Can Tomatoes &c
Early June Peas. &c
Tender Strong Beans &c
3 cans for 1oc
. lbs. Best t'ranulated Sugar. ...... roc
sweet Bloom Print Butter SIC ID.
oteiiihg butter ................as asc lb.
oVc Tea ..'................... 2oc ID.
Evening journal., 1914-04-10
ChildS' Stores
cHLDs' PRUNE BARGAINS.

Medium Size Sc 10.
Large Size observation-disclosures lb.
largest Size ..................ra ID,
aSc Childs Special Blend Coffee.
Large Can Martin Wagner's Baked
Beans ....t.s...t... Ioc
Leu and Penins' Worcestershire Sauce.
fec
IA H. can Colman's English Mustard.
Itc
Curtice Brothers Fruit Jams ......I3c
l-2 III. pkg. Childs' 40c Princess Blend
lea .t....ss..-st..ss.- IlQ
Fancy Whole Grain Rice ......sc ib.
poe Can lemon Cling Peaches ..... 1sc
Old-iashioned Golden Rio Coffee.
NC ID; lbs. soc
Evening journal., 1914-04-10

Our motto: Don't crow. but keep
scratching Fish. oysters and clans.
A. II. Ainscow. Eighth and Iatnall Sts
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Bbnr / Dartmark.
Mumelcte for &jpbenbapns sfiftcret,

@lllolme0 Mral &nn1olen. Miels
Mmoreaien. Nattepagt Gbrilten'ens
@ultru &are1. Tbp. Sormano
Gbreitcl1 Mnoerlen. Jrf. Snaer
@rl,ur. Sfriper / Magiitraten Aler=
an0er MiffelIen. @%aabebpgger Sor=
lenS @l11trl1 Mnna. @%aarofuiter
Mosm1slens 9llitru @onne, al M=
lerslm pr. 9ejre. Nefn1t i. 1. 8.
915, G1rtier gbriltian @briltenien.
SDerife Matbiloc Sssprgen'en. Mplle=
forpugter 8ro0eriens g1tfe Maren.
Genl. Splororsbctient Gbriitiu11
Wficbeliens Slrltru Soiepbi,u. Mrb.
&attbergs @litrn Sobnnne. Tiene=
.itepige 9ettp Milslon. 8ogbol0er
Garl 2arlen. Ncn''. Iogfgrer Nster
9lien. N6p. Mnlfeiorpagter A1r-
oers Gbriitenlen. 5perife Marie
Mnoerien. Snfa5lator Neter Mloe=
melt. gnfe Sophie SSenien. SIP.
5fomagermefter Sons &an;en. So
9anges gnfc 9altrentim.
5neo6ermeiter &eteriens gnfe Sine.
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3labs til mango Iuinlo tDdde arigs-

- .s'ut'SS SUIIlEU 1DfR Nlt9@
fa1tger.
nstblesrpisiebe @ren5poit" for-
teller, at i Nperne moro for @rpr1-
len tan man lgie trpfte Opflug ON,
at Der vberifer @ungersneo / &nz
oerslep, at &amborg er ifuot i
M1riner ofo." 0g Mlaoet angriber
berfor De banite Mpiier iamt till
fgier, at ubisie Neutrality-suspicious.
ifal life blipe CLIENT.
NeL hi baaher 90 oalua, at
r@ren5poit~ life -bil glem1me Sen
5lpngel, iom bar bunbet ben bisie
9pgt1e paa Wrmete ffriper Solo.
5olfeblao". Noyet ino6ant - life
Ell Sang Ell Sfpege at noget ,'aa=
Don't bar albrip itaaet ct hanlf
gla6 og beller fife / utrpfte Splag
0unmarf".
sabsliiterne fra &rigen. 8 en-
Ia6slilte fra arigen ltoor opfgrt
fplgenoe Ncp11e, Ser er eller fon an
tages at pure ira Spnoerjpllaao:
Sra acknowledgement Ger. 81 i
Mltona, 1. &ompagni: Meierpijterne
Sans og 6recerif Mpler, begge fac
reoe; Wuifeter Sel1ien, let looret;
fra II. aompagni Wnlfeter Sprgen
Sprgenlen fro Moltrup, baorot iaa=
ret.
Sra acknowledgement Scr. So,
Ge1osburA z. aompagni, 0ieefelo-
mebel Gilbelm 8n'cb fra 6piooina,
let Iaaret; Sobon &eterien fra Mol-
ler1p / Ggn6er Mmt, boar0t iooret.
Gnobioere incomes ira Snfqnteri=
regiment Scr. SO, @0ln, 2. Aompog=
nj &eierpiit Otto Ebieien iom 'ao=
ret, SIGNIFIES opgipe5 life.
nj acknowledgement Scr. s.,
Mltona, 5. &omrugni v@efreiter"
San}en (labnesl; al 6. &ompogui
Wel1ifetererne SSacotdan og @orlt-
manm (begge 'aarere).
III acknowledgement Scr. 1872,
|Stroi5blrg i @lios, 5. &cmpogni
@f1tlfeter 9orens @eterlen Clonret) !;
@iemiteo nGpnes life.
Mf Snfanteriregiment Mr. ITO,
SHerbnrg, 5. &onrpagti, @eieroiit
6. MniSmann G'aaret); &iemiteo
nnpnes lite. :
M1 acknowledgement ger. n75,
@rm1oen5 og @ruppe, 3. @on1pagni,
Meierpiit &einbolo Get loaret)
&iemlte6 nppnes life; al 5. aaomr=
pugni u@efreiter" Ml1gn1t 2a11 fra
@ebrenoorf @iernorup beo alip=
lep) 500.
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81 gammelt 2~rgemtobel

I- " yus1t11tt1 wv HttUp IT.
fen, bnrtigt pirfenoe % prisbilligt
er Or. Gefers a1triffo. S S oper
ct 6unoreoe Mar bar Sen beitaaet
.Goens Grgpe. Gems &iitorie uos
mnrfer Jig DeO en- long &nffe Of
6elbrebelfer al Blob. % fonitifutiio~
nellie gpgoonme. Ea1iinoer bar
spionet ON bens belbreoenoe ggen-
ffaber. Sc Ct i11feresiere Sd
gjerre 81. gseter 6obrneD.
& Cons 90, 9---225 SO. Sopne.
ggDe Gbieugo
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TIL E1avER son BYknER JoRpEN.

m.d aa:f D 5 nogssn.ind as ,tsnIt q e verdea. Bssolkning .dgel med hyer ~,
t 81 A a1. yl dse, aa se en- Farm = Bannermzfket "a igdom og Udmrkeie.
en ideae nys o.nrsads, som nrop ID aabnes for Brue ] Mid.sn # British CO.
. uIons. !; norn Coast Gosst led g b haIu dmE5eet lord til sag' 4 Prince George D-
uhyre frugtbart; klimat udmxnkn; bedstc Land for Kve9ayl: Hemmemarked
En- Anledning for JordbTugnen til at bGye uahanpio. For ODiwninper fIskiys
paa engesk: Dept. N, whitney Land Co., ST. Paul, aalnn.
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6unnrrjYlla11n.

6nnnrrjyllann.
Muno- % alopipse er nobruot i
M~oroilesDig peb ben 0anite @rpnle il.
S 5lespig=0olltcn er / 80 apmmllf
ner %tonltateret Mlm6- OF alopelpge
paa 20 @anroc.
0aaroeiercn % bans @bgter. S
yaploing gtpis" fprtelles:
st lille Stpffe Spo for @rpnien
ligger en- iterre @aar0,, bpis Gjer
er blanot De %inofalote. Sglaa @aar-
6ens &egter er falDt llnoer goc,ben,
pg Der er BET e~jenoommclige 8ilfpl-
&c, at sc. to Manb itaar peo inmne
4foeling, og at &6gteren er 8efa-
ltngSntano, me0el1s @narbejeren er
Menig.
Waos 8ram er life falben. gn
Meffe 8laDe bnr meooelt, at CEN be-
fjen6te ggnoerjDce Mnbs @rom
ira &%ipbenboDeb er foloet peb Siege.
6nns 5arnilie beoer / Sen Mnleo-
ming oplpit, at ben far Boot 8rep
ira bom for fao Gage iioen, og ban
6efanot fig 90 bel. SEQ Siege bor
5an ilet life beret.
st 2mftifib al 3eppelin=Eppen,
forme1tlig fprenoe tpif Stag, fore
tog nplig en- @efognofeeringsfart
Lungs ssn0erip1la11os @eitfpts op
forbi Man6 og Spn6erbo. Outfit
bet buooe finn ri1tge Jart og iDntes
at too belt title oper &om1e ct &par=
tiers 3i0. @eo 1Oh=Tiben penbte
91ftleileren 90 ltoD lpo poo, i6et Set
latte 6arten op og bolot fig / en-
2inie ca. / Wlil pelt for manp.
! 9em nDe GperprGi ioent for Giles:
pig+&ollten bar gipet Or0re til al
alle Sc banife Moro1 lespigere, Del
hefinber fig / 8oretrgtsorreit, 1fa'
lgslabes. 2igeleoes er Sc banlf'
Nla0e / Senberipllono otter be
gpnM at uofomme, ON e1rb / n1r0re
E5fiffelie, og honife 8la6e ira Son
geriget,r lom fpr bleb bof6t ttlbage
fnar mi otter Sou at fomnre in6
Gpiflm1D.
Gn al ct 5iastilfrlbe. @aoro.
ejer SSafob gff'en al 2angfier blet
forleoen rant al ct SIogtilfnlbe, %
er liben ofgaaet pes 9eoen. So
bans @uftru er Gette Dgosfal6 e
, meget tungt Slag; tbi beggc sggte
porrets 9gnner er in6fal6te ii
Solbntertieneite. Sen plolte G0n
&re6s6agsmo1r0, @aor0ejer gfien
&alf, Iigger for Etoen iMopens, me
0ens 6en pnglte Sgl1 er mc0 Soc
rem fornlf M%ntiperpen.
6alben / arigen. aaptejn gin
Oolf SSiireenien, Ser er faloen Sri
gen, bar fpot / &e0oing, bpor BAN
Ta6er, afbgnpz 2onb0ugsmn1b Sc
bejmeroob SSiirgenie11 CT @ltirml,
:, &alpfjero1 erne DOR Mn1tsoommer
@an bar tjent / H%egimenterne 81
og IS, in0tl ban for ct Dolpt slar:
Em 1iban f%orflpteoes til Snfo1tc
riregimeit t43 i 6pltningen @fnt
sig peb S~tra'aburg. Sons &egimenl
bar ct at Be fgrite,. Der orog &ri{
moo 8eit. 6an Gage efter at Sap.
tejn Siirgenicn bapoe Ifrepet til line
'Slngt1inge, ot. bans S6erlt pa1
falbenz blep hnn ie1p orrbt.
s. rnsff 5aueenffab. Gbriition
Glm1s1en, cit Sm al Gnfefru Or.
gla1sfen / 6aoerslep- bat iirotil
&rigens l1obr11 iDsielSot, / Ell inter
national Ranf / Mrfangelf i Mas,=
lano. San oeler nu- Sfjnbbne iam-
men mes anore 9Difere i Muslan0,
i6et BON peo arigens l16br11o b1ep
mbolm iom ariggfonge. Get Inf,
febes BAN at ien6e Ell @i11en biem
me0 en- tpif 2ererin6e, Der bar 1rooet
Epiflono. Glausffen merte, at ba1
biIoe bIipe fbrt til en- mel1emitor
Jaitning mellem Mrfangelif % Ne-
tersburg, bpor Der par forget for
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observation-disclosures III
INERTIA. e. aieberens eu.
at laoe @oarben r~eltaarrere %
'ereiter fiGnfe ben lii MationaImll
paa 8etingelie a, at Der ino
.etteS Maalel,m % 8ibliotbef i ben.
storfen reiier. Gorleoen Otter
miobag iaaes Gglge r9ollo,ro Sui
tiers 5oltetibe1oe" i Miarfen bet
iielone SDn, at bertpeo 80 Storfe
fiji ben ODER @ooitpp paa 6nliter,
fog fig neo poo @uaroeier Sens
&asmusfens Marf, bpor De ipanfa1,
ru1ot III fen imoo etfte11.
5ua letteoe oe % fiji MOB stor.
itopen, bpor Sc iatte Jig til Nettc /
1ogle gnnlle, uo9ancoe Gae. Multe
Morgen bar belle gparmen for
fprnben.
sra 3bnne meooelcs: 6Sor ut
ilifre @Den tilltrnffcligt Brsbforn
bar Mgnne 8DronO peotaget at OBJ
fisbe 10000 Tbr. Slug ct til
itrGfbeligt &par,tl1ut for Mdret ino-
til npite @glt - iamt ct Harti Sbe=
DC og 8pg.
Ser er 6orbuo mos l1ofgrlel al
aorn berfra, gen, bpilfet bar gene
ret o6ifillige 2anomrno, f'om plejer
at afbanbe en- Gel al 6eres @oru
mmio6elbart efter @glt. Neb &grrne
@omml11res @iM bill Ser mi Mits
Mfiptning for stbrlteparten al be1
Auomtllm, Der inbponligpis efsppr.
teres.
S%loebranb pan v6iurtesaarb",
Sra &gnne meooeles, at pei
8ronoen paa u@iortegaar0" III
faloet r2erfesDba", neobrnnott
lamtlige @pgninger til @run0en
Se1te=. OF SpinebeSptninqe1 reb6e
bes, .me0ens S1r0boet, Mplsre0Ta.
+berre og bele Sen i1roanleoe Snl
brnnote. &reat1rerne bor poo
Murfen.
8Dgningerne bar forlifre6e fo1
$1,000 ar., 2gsgret for ca. 10000
&sro1er.
Sloen menes, otter bpob Der e
oplpf, opitoaet beo @l6oer ira ga
ifefeolen, ser bar frnget / Colts
trappen. gjeren, ST.. Mollelen ia
fun eiet @aar6e1t ct 8ar Mnr.
v6jortegaor6" 1te06renote f1tlo
lten6ig / 1896.
Gn 9ammel &empe. &pao en- Sc
teran buer til, for forbenperen0
@an6polt Mnoers @anlen / SSn
0erlg piit / benne SID, ifriper vIpn,
Sibenle". Ga 4Dligten falote Sc
ange Maanoitab fra 9dtarbeiod ii
Jnorelmoets Jorlpm, mel6te M1l
oers @olien fig til Eienefte pu
&gitngeren, bpor BON pel life me
loa ltor Mbbol0enbeo, men me
lige llna gob @ilje iom Sc hinge ia
gaaet fine Sfaar meo 9een. Mr
6ers &anien er SO Mur. 6an ble
Iom 6orltgrfningSman6 in6faIl
1864, bbor ban Dor me6 beo Gan
nebtrfe og ft6en ! 4dmpen be
DDbbgI. Com gfsernpe1 poo. bpo
noboloenoe ben ganrle 2onopo'
enonn CT, nnf6res, at bon for iii
lenge ii6en epfIebe II Dfil paa e
9ag.
3uuanh.
9posfalo. en al 8enoipsiel
fienote, agteoe 2qaromp11o, Nqrtifil
Tier Ebomas Olelen, @unnerl1p, e
afgaapet beo Dbben, 81 Mar gam
mel. Den Mfopoe bar tioligere Be
t1qot mango al ggnens Ii1lioa
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e SET id,,ua,e, u,epsloet b6 iase
ietrot Mot,ot 4iebenbaDnert,e, de-
life ontager os for 6petulatlter
q. grgbforoprere. ss4
xjsGrnIlasn.
Gienbomsials. Broprietpr g.
bar til ai6benbapnS Som.
nnl,,es iolH r8ogsgoar6" ! Ratar.
orup for 1866 M.
9bosfalo. Gen gamle Sfole=
Nruiesior 81. 8otfenbelier,
tioligere 8eltprer al gfterllGgtsfel-
ifabets Stole, er nfgaoet Deo Dgben.
Mp &uman, 5orfotteren 5opbl1s
Micbelis bar MI nfleperet manll-
ifriptet til fit 1De, ltore &omta,1,.
vNifareta", til @ploenoalife 5or
lag, bpor oct er Mepet laalet inDe
/ Ell Jernbor OF nfpenter roligere
Eiber.
sofroneieblerne. Dglaa be ,,pe
Sofroneleoler er mi fnroige fra
Ebieles 8ogtrpfferi, bpor De lige-
iom i ST. -5eolerne bar faaet poo
trpft oct oaarite @anben. 6orelpbig
pil 2 &r.-5eoler11e life fomam i
Girtulation.
9posialo. Na1tor. emeritus Gre
Derif 8eneoict Meller er afgaaet
peo 0pOen / lit @iem i @igbenbupM,
80 Mar gammel. Sen Mfbgoe, Der
Dor &ip6er al Damebrog og Gam
nebrogsmano, par iiolt @ogneprait
til &gnninge, fro >bpilfet gmbeoe
bmn tog lin Mflfeo / 1912.
&aa aipbenbapns Gentralbane=
gaarb er Der tipIge r6olbefzgo=
item" Muglrit Mnmeo lolgt for
100000 &roner minore 2. @lasjes
8illetter emo / Muguit / 6ior. Ser
imo6 boloer Salget If 3. &IasIes
8illetter be6 6e fprjfielliqe 8ale=
gaorbe nogenlnnDe set 19bpanlige
Moal.
&rofesiorinoe Miiuter fra @uffa=
10, y. g. Cute efter Dor af0pbe
%9anbsmano, 8rofesior, Or. meo.
@ermm Mitnter beo Buffnlos
l~lntperiitet, bar oen iioite Gil
iammen me6 itn Datter opbolot Jig
paa 8eieg Der / 8pen. De to So
liner pen6er / oisie Gage otter til:
boge til Mmertfa.
Song @eors's Butte, S S 9iebef
meo 81riterne / 6re6ensborg 9lots.
part at Song Gbriitiom. Ben 9. ol
Dronning 2oliie iamt Setter Mler
amber Ben 8, la6er @ongefmniliet
for Eioen lope en- Bron5ebuite a
afoeoe Song @eorg al @refenlano
8illebbuggerinoen .Brf. Mieliin'
&eterien, fom bar moelleret ooen
nGbnte 8a11ter, ital ogioa lape ben
ne. Hlnofen, bpor 811iten ifal op
TITLES, er fhnlft paIgt paa @lene1
foran oct itore @runparti / BET
norore Del al @lotsparfen.
9et nbe 8rpa. Man piI 1tlt
4iebenbapn forigge me6t ct rp
8rgo, beitaaenoe -af en- Ere6ieoe
Slug, en- Ereoie6el 8pg Cd en- Sire
bieoel Spebe. &poroan set bill fal
De ITO, pil ferit Eioen piie. uMr
beibernes 5pllesbogeri" opertere1
&1gbre6 til 10 9re, meoens 8ager
ne forla1ger 80 9re. Da uMl,gbrg
BET" til Is Ore er set iaafulotf
&rigsfbre6o~ 1te6 en- Eueoieoel @peps
iblan6et, rie1er 8ager1e, BET tom.
mer inn 111rber falif. &eflame.
Bprfeitem bdr en- Gel Snoienbere
febenbapnife 8lnoe / 6e ienere
Cage mtt1tret Jig meb- at a11befole
Maisbre6n Tom Gritatning fo1
&1gbrebet. Oct belmente @auf
bar fnn to Sell: Man bor olfereoe
for mango Mor ft6en giort Bor5pa
meo M5aisbre6 og 5ori6eet mislpf.
feoes;; Sen anoen Sell er lom be-
fien6t, at fniber BET 11eb Mugett,
fniber BET enf6nl mere i1,eo ,Mnifen.
@fr1tf.
SlIemerfebiemmet peo spenb=
borg, Der er opfert efter Gegning
Of Mrtiteft Giemmen(en, bar foitet
IN. 0nr.<a I.Y ..YA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02
3uua11n.

9posfalo. Gn al 8~enoiDslels
fienote, agteoe 9qnonr911o, Nqrtifi..
Tier Ebomas 0leien, @unner1rp, e,
afgaapet beo Debe11, 81 Mar gam:
mel. Sen Mfopoe bor ti6ligere be-
f1uot mango al Ggnens 3i1lios.
bpern.
9po efter. ct sab. Seitebanoler
2arS 8gDer | @ettrup oeb Malbprg,
Der falbt neb fra StRnget / iin 2a+
De, er MI ufguoet peo Cohen Tom
Jglge al fine aoaltelier.. @n,t e.
ferlaoer &nftru og g. pofsne ggr11.
Den bebra9erife 8rnssforenings=
fprnarb % aanopoit fra @olten
bar INT .ifrepet fra 2tperpool og
meooeH at bon CT paa Sci iii
Mmerita. @umtioig bar ban ienot
BE 800 @roner, font ban bar beoro-
get &oitppienet for. Ser biz rinre,
.ligDis mi life Mipe giort noget for
sm faa bam bentet tilbage og
itraffet.
Slanborepet Sig. 2iget af Mo=
lermeiter emil &oltgaaro, 9larbus,
-er orepet ! 9anb paa ben Deitlige
sSfe al @irlmell. Moitganr0- og
Ell 9eofager foriDunH ben 3. SUM
UNDER en- sejlt1r fra DARIUS til
anebe! Big. 2igct al bans sebio-
ger er et1onn iffe funoet.
6orsget Drift. Nan gron1e &
@oloiebniots 5abrif i st'fbe itrpm=
mer Der 5glae ug9ibe stfitstiioo. Z
ino meb geifilIinger JON life i mani
sc Mar. Da Der nlt life fan faas.
alaoeoarer fra tpife Gabriffer,
11taa Sc boloe iig tit oanife arigei
Ton iaaIebes boroge tI orgget
@rffiombeo Ben biemIiae Rlaoe.
sSS,iouiIftn.
8ange for arie ! Splla1b. 2appe.
fnfniIirn. 1hn,np 1binn rHeDI
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fienoersntd,ege 2anounn,1b, snl ~
bet nunrle, mensIoet b6giiste
sfiettot Mo1lot aiieberbaDnertre, daa:s
Sc life ontager os for spetulanter
[oa. BrgbforDDrere. s
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Til Salqs.

Opdyrkede Farme, Skovland og ned.
nugget Temmerland j Diet nordlige
Wisconsin til Salgs. Skriv paa engelsk
ON Oplysninger- til William C. Erik
son, B~utternut, Wis
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0fr,n.

G5Jz.EtT&s4. - -a&%
SuIemerfebjemmef peb 9peno-
borg, Der er opfgrt efter Gegning
Of Mrfiteft Glemmenlen, bar foiiet
ca. 10000 81. % bar 9laos til ialt
rs 8iiger % 25 Drenge, er MI ta=
get | 8rng.
@anbmaneel paa Bpe11, Sra
9oenie mebbeIeg, at man poo Set
bn begD16er at libe UNDER WnnD=
mangel. Sc mir16re Danolgb og
Da,tnie paa SSoroefne bar 1e1rge
bqret panofatige, % nj fniber 6et
o9faa meb 8nfnooene.
9bosfn0. Eioligere 1erer, Scum.
rrerroao Noolf SSaeobSen Glen
tofte er ofgaaet be6 Dpoen oper 81
Mnr Gmmel. Som bar i so Mar
29rer beb SDIleiteb STOLE Sub
neitliellano % bar Ell nfege baielig
2Rrer og en- fIog Nanogifper ma11-
ge 5orbob for iin Gyms 8eboere.
Son bar uogiDet fIere nugget bertDt-
teoe Sfoiebpper g1oiirfaoe1te.
sdg Gaarb. Gen ea,nIe @ooro
gpborg, Der gnor uttber 9aaonet
ertoft 8Neoer ieIs Waar er
Hfolot go11foirefter GiiBbse,rien /