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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

"Noar "0ccorob Noiteu" bar Tor
mouct al iuinae iiN ~ ira Ell nocril
taruelia &cgpnocIic iii at BIZ CT az
oct uouanoreoc HorgcS Storblo0c.
iaa ifploee set naturligpi@ | alcrier-
tie Rrffe oct3 opgtigc % d%arrooQuc
@runoIpQQer, y. Nmroien. .
2. Nmmoien iorenebc / iie man1c
bctnNcIiQc GQcnifnbcr, iom nohtrIil
u0pcQte ham iom ben rettc Nton0 I'll
at pparbcioc ct irort 9Iobiorct0Qen.
Oe. 6nn por cit rigt begouct 9}1tur
mc0 ct itcrft SiIrt al p9te @cnere'
iitet. III Grinrinl bopbc ban IUrt
EcnQc5 &Uroi, men uben bcrfor at
taQc Sfaoc paa lin Siul. Faapd&.
leila / set imoo, qioroe set bnm onot
at ie Sen miloitc SiuQ 5oa tiIiplloc,
lom mulioenS eli @onl fltnoe fom.
nle tiIunttc, men han hioIp oitc o.
6~erc0uiQlo, hpor set trUngtcS. .
Som Norretnind5mon0 par han fIoQ
.oQ udriom. San 0rog life oltlO III
Sta0cu Sen SAG, hou inoIeoc men
ban fom oltio tiO9uof til at Ioa uh.
iort oct. han piIoc. "a set bIcp rel
uOiort, Tor oItina bar pcl oucrucict
2nuuoicu uor olion Ell tor Nr6eloa
froit. hpaO ser iPrliq fom bel neo /
sc ieritc Norene. Sau, 'om flcn0tc
ham. uil iorumorc iiN ober, at hans
Yiu5 &crf blcu en- Sufce3. for Dco
Si0cu Al andre %iortrinligc GUucr
bciaO hou oQioa Sen al fumne lrQ1c
belle lit geruciule &Uien ir0 1T
@lo0. @ubIlfum idt0t set ioliolO Der
iuortiugt / enbper 5orbinbeIic, 'elu
.citcr at bans 9|lftiuitet par iorbt, ion
Set hopcOin9eIiQ par bare GroNitio.
ncn, iom aif iaicn. Gen 'om /
@raO fau latte lin FerionIiNs
hcO2 FrUQ poo lin @iernin1. er IN
0cn oImin0cIiQ Mton6.
"@rnuiIo AmunOien bar isot ]
Sficu / 1871 / ct iottig Stem Glt
iom Barn mnottc ban u0 at ticue 1T
@reo. Ncprc inn Nor gonmel be-
Qprotc BON oen Stamp Tor (iluGrCI
len, iom 'ftIoe pare Iou9t % / hans
Mouo0om5 AI0cr. 5 II Mars
ulocreu blcu ban NoatrufferlorIiul
otter ut nUre uoIprt Tor BON ct Ear
9lur t%ililes, on / 1864 uormOrc0c
han III 9lmcrifa. Non tom til l2is
couiiu ga prsncoc ia Der meo nolei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

oeroor" uhQipe poo 9torlt / Gnrm AZ
ct poffcrt iarpetrpft Nille0c Ill %
bpng1ing / @icmmcnc. McO 0cttc
iom Nrrmie % "NuamonO@quttcn"
lom Selicton qior0e 0laOct Ell Trem.
gang, iom pna mcNet fort Sio 1nu
BET TIoo@ blanot oe melt uObreotc
norite gloiicr / %eroen.
~9ecoroh- Goltcn" uc0bIcu 'ou
llQcbIoo iii 1897, men cr iiocu No.
tommet TO 0onGe ON llNcn. Mongc
ANDRE llopIOcI'cr % Torbc0ringcr
bar opret giort ira SiO til onOen.
9luerebe / 1882 ioa llo0iocren iig
iitnlo I'll al %9ienopto1c l~lONipeIien
al "@eo gIrnen" iont 6olQcblao til
"Gecoroh. Soften.
@i %citerer her eiter Rcnoftor
&oh8. g. 9&iit8 Gen norif orcri.
fonife NrcSic eiter NorIcrfri9cu~*)
ipIgenoe:
"@runotanfcn mes "9ccoro6 10
item" a at gierc Sen til Ct Ntnhco3-
og Observation-Disclosures, altiaa cqcnt-
Iio finn Ell ll0pioelic al set Grogrum,
iom llbgipercn bapoe forisgt at 1icn-
ncmfere "9SP0 Wrnen". San aif
u0 ira, at sc oIlereoe beitooenoe nor
ifc Ipiier, hpori Ser purlfcoe Ell Hi-
Qeligbe6 al Observation-Disclosures.
iaopel ON firfelige iom poIitiifc
Spsrgsmaol, tilireb$itiQebc ole ri
melige arap / 6en Hctning. Sfll-
De man pinoe S<nbqnng for CT mt
@Ioo, ainlot oct al finbe Set mere
ireoeIi9iiloche Tltblifum, iom bel
enlfeoe at ielGe meO lin Sib, men
life felte Jig iGrlig tiltrllftet Al Stri
Ben 90 &irUlet. Spor FORFEIT ban
%re9ne0e, pier Nla0et$ @iitoric,
"9ecorob Eoiten" itiQe6e Tia
'trengt rcicrcrenoc til nTriogt ct
bnert %oiientlig SpsrQsmool OF pe0-
blep bermIeb lrnge citcr at pare bIct
Ell pirfcliJ WiaQt / Dor norifc Frc5ic
heroper. Gn ltnotoqelic bcr'ra Oon.
ncbc peO iiclbne Hnleonin0er 0cts
&ol0ning / Iofale SoQcr / @inre-
ibict Gountp, hpor 0et uofommer.
) aft bette er ser aanifc nil fleet IN.
gcn T%oranbrtng / Sc i|ellcrc Ior. ga
me Siocr neoUcnbi9pi9 isrer me
Sort 9tm%crifancrnc5 Scitifriit 1914.
352 Sioer. |ri5 $500. G6e Spms
rn Company, Secorob. Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Get ferIte Nlimer al "9ecorab-
Soften" ithfom Sen Ste September
1874. Set par eft 5-Spnltet o0 4
iibet @Iob. Get betcgner Jig iom "ci
Atpbeo5. oG IpertiSiemcntSbIoO".
llOgiperen flyer / i'm Senoenoelie til
Tnblif,tm, at @loOet life pil inbe-
holbe Folitif, men lofalc ian1t an
Sre Npbcber fra iiernt oq mar, Solg-
beretninger ira @inneibief Gountp
% onoct, fom fnu pore al SntereS'C
for Golrntuet5 8prgere". Abon-
nentSpriien pnr 90 GentS on So
ret, og 9Iooet banoe Tom lloflip-
nings 1elicton en- Canning al nor
ife, i%penife, banife oa omerifmIfe
Sonee ilnoer Sitelen "Suren".
Yoiten" bapbe Iotreiten
en- Sorbiitorie, iom fsrer o5 aolfil-
Iiac @lor lPnaere til6aae / norit-
omerifonif 9labfrsnife .. Nnuno-
fen bapbe nennltg / Ga CROSSE / 1866
beepnbt ct tibet unoerboloenoe Wtna-
n~ebsblao, "&eo 9(rnen", iom bon
i1eb og tired nleb at boloc lime
Ser, inotil ban / 1868 ilptteoe n1ee
Fl. 5rpfferi til Secroh inr at oper-
fnge Srpfningcn al Ben norIfe Sp'
NODES 0llblifntioner. San ior1inttC
her meb "&e0 Nrnen" iii 1870, "a
@laoet blep opgipet al Mongel poo
ben ~nsbpenoiae StStte.
: 1869 bopbe ban, oeo Chen al
"@eb Irnen", begpnot llogipelien al
ct Iofalt NpbeoSbIno, Sra 6iernt
% Seer, iom Iigelebe5 gif ino /
1870. 1ette iioite Slab bnpoe poo
ct Ior obnaoet at ioo belle 70 Nbon-
retter. "Gc0 N(rnen" hupoc 400
Topne pao N6onncntliiteu, men ci
n'orboIoSmpsii1 mart 9(ntal al Dem
ftob mtilreit meo aontingcnten, iao
2iiten par life ipnoerlig pprb.
: Ben melIemIiggenoe 5io bar Scr
irser norit 2pis / 9ecoroh. men
anunoien, iom inioIertio i~ortiattc
fin Notwithstanding. peuteOc
boa Ell nm Nnie0ning iii at ioricgc
fig Tom @lnouogiper. lloiilterne
bar eaerS neppe ipnoerIiQ lpiere i,r
ct @labioretagenoe / Secorab / 1874,
ems be hap0e pTret / 1870. og al
ltbgiperen ieIp life gioroe Jig oper.
p1ttes itcre 6orhaa6riuaer irem-
eaor berai. at ban forelebig finn iot-
Re iig BET Maal at gisre "Toiten" til
ct Hpbebsblao for Gountpet. Sans
Sorpentninger til @iaoet ites uel
betpbeIig iiSen, men Ran bapoe nep-
pc nogen Gang / Sen ieritc Sio pen-
let. al Der itulOe bli ct StorbIoO al
'SeGrab.N oiten".
Get FOG imiblertio life mango
Gar, inoen SIaoet maatte lGgges
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

ODER pao Ell nogct bre0erc Gaiis.
Get q cgcntli9 Den fuln9enoc Hs0-
penbigbeo, iom bar NorioJ beri. :
1877 beilutteoe nemllig Spnooen at
oprette cget Srpfteri / Secorab. %
slmlnbien bapbe iualeoes mt life
ipnfcrlig anbet at foe pou enO 9tpi-
len. Nen benne par oreuet lleO ct
efter SmItGn0igheberne bctpoeliQ
Cab | Sc to-trc 9lor, ban bapoe ll0
glDet oc1i, % 9o0e 9iono bar oerior
0nre.
llogiperen par itror pua SET rene
nleo, at ell az 10 Gina MI mantte gie-
res: Gnten mnottc ban laOe @laoet
goa mo, eler ogiou mnattc ban no.
pioe BET % ior glpor ioge CT iterrc
Fublifum. San beitemte ia ior set
iibIte. On 10 Tiger uofom "Eoiten"
/ betpoeliq ioreget StorreIie "a ueO
lo~8enIun6c tiliparenbe 6orbc0ring /
oct reooftionelle. Som Sogernc
Ito6, bar Bette ct nofioa oriitiJ Or
pertinent, men set gif goOt, oq "oet
9lnr bctultc ~9eprubsEoitcn" ior
iig ielu", ~ifriper Wfr. 9lnlroicn So
ocn til 6omilicn og liOt til ~iorial-
ben 8iGIo."
Sanlc6ea peObleu Set III / Sc NOR
melt ielqenoe gor. @looct florcbe
iig. % Nbonncntcrne ogcoe5 ipr huer
SiO, men SET gif life iort. Sao
hGnote oet Jig. at Sen icnerc pei.
fienOte norif-omerifonife Soriottcr
8. q. 6oi5 / 1884 bapOe iorisgt at
anbrinae 6ortpQingen "6usmnn0s-
gutten" hos @%oghanoler NeQing /
Gbicogo. iom bar lloqiper al Nor
0en". Gnten MI "Horoen"3 Reonf=
tion bap0e retltrncret Tortr4in zen
uoen at lpie Ben, eaer Sen pirfeliq
hduoe fun0et Ben lanuenoeliJ Tor
9laoet, nnf er oct. at Soi5 iii "@us.
manosguttcn" tilbaQcienbt mco Sen
@citcA> al ma life fltnoe BRUCE zen.
6oriattcrcn bar / Suil ON. huorui0t
ban life bur0e brpu6c Miamlifriptct
meo set iamme, iaa BAR SEN 5un0
~trltffet M; men eitcr nGrmere Otter
tonfe bcIlutteoe ban at ieroe SortGl-
linaen iii "Gccorah-&oiten" fml0e
man hcllerttfe BRUCE Ben ser, iuu lit
sen dan al aieoet5 Sang. Zen gleg-
oe 2mm0icn op0ale6c itrar. al her
par ser noset. iont SOlf pil6e lTie.
San fiebtc oerior TortGlingen "a
.rutte Sen ionl 3elicton / 9laNet.
6eiuItatet rar en- iaooan SiIaang
paa A6onnenter ira ale aroge OF
@ierner al Sluoet, al Ser bolot pna
rent at tagc |uiten ielp ira anunS-
fen.
Smtrent iomtioig hermeo bauoe
ban uoflGffet ell ubmerfet Sorret-
ningaibe, iom beioo / at Iaoe ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

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(Npbess. % Advertisements Slas.)

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tes Hstaut N--rrnrsr ga
Rsfst - 'ruc,u e issis- far'ri
49, taicssa Hssusi % ns-re t
Jrsss.A isri isu asnlgsn m
2sussos. Va Gsras ~ 81 us.
,rs 40 chr saHassuN e b.
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e d, sansauzu q b,rsr. ,st
tidIiI.
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.snbr . ID. DsoorAa po,Fts
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ysu payusass III .hs, ], susii
"a AZ b. d sh.l b. ny am %
nass h i~aisrrsuns ard A. he slo-
srHasnpniy q saail Only 90
es . yea, sL.l Is asovt saagsh
to pay iof biaa. PaPsr-I llrs a
q rcrr st-r time 90 anro = sut-
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sua.1s- ss-l taahud o.
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ssshss sni aruusma sa It
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Aaa tha .riscruuaaPu-e. J. s-i
sst b. frsWita III 10 su-r Do
draw ansiiisa tlc-u ~dl b. al
5otss bri-ssa ee,y alrsrnm
1000 eop.ei Il tls p.pr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

iOr'tlcuiQe StebnInJsproceSier laoes
tnnoe hoInruuOc EInOer al Gotten.
GiSie Eluoer 'nrorbeioes ia uIoere
REQ SlPlp al ct huIpt Guiin lppre
W}dltircr. inotil oc er iUroile til at
lraqes pno G%pIinoerne / Tresier.
Roar oeu ii0itc BLADE er iGroig. er
2lottcu haIo icr % / uoite Gieblif
bar N en- IN Tpis.
CGida CpparmuIn1sipitenre on
&ruitonlTdact iuncs ocu Neiegeu0c
oct er mtereainnt at itiite Reficnot
tab mc0 Ser er 10 TampfieOIer %
70 Gompmaitiucr. IiIeila "@crcra,
tor" Tor Dc elcttriite 2ps o. Bitter /
9uqulnqcn Ser err ogiaa en- HTffe
miu0rc Gresicr ior Afcioenstrut.
ming od eH ktesie. irm beuntte5 nu.
item uOclutfenoe iii (rufuinq AZ
&rum1cbelcr ioruoeu mcgct niloet.
lom oct piloe isrc o3 forUt0t At %.
rtguc her.
9Ianr set er pno ser trnplelte, or
Ger 30 Eerioner i Grbei0c ! 30.
Imu"2 ioriticllige AiOcliuger. form.
0cn De Gutter. iom brinJer 9(piien
.'omfriu1 / 9nln. Ncrj err life me6.
rcQnet @laGet5 uoerbue3 Weoor6ei-
ocre oG aorreiponoenter
2uirrnc nil / Bette Rlmer iiuoe
Here 0tlcGer. ioul maaitc iUrlig Uil
urrc AZ '{uteres'e Tor Dc t%ltiener al
sore &cauer. iom life bar DTrct {
Cetor1h ) en- 9u 'om Dor er Set
uecocrot1 at HuOrctta 'jl lila. al man
life reiiferer uoQeu Goriinfelic |
@iaOcts ll0giuelie pau 8ruro Al
AicuQel ga1 NuterieI eaer ueo pou.
fomm,uoe llteIO. 2iEIOerctn1en
al Ocu N1Grjua lem er oibiI0et
oucuior en- iom uaehlftcnoe be-
urttcs Ill "Guitcn"s ~lloaioelic.
az ser u,.soes altio pal ga.
Ger ina , It'll 5 Observation-Disclosures
1cr EcDtr GA EN- GoInlaouing altI.
.1I. T. ~4.itcu-s ~allIopllQ pes Foct
>slorO Rorcu err Ser beitanoig en-
ertrc Ecri0nin1 q ire Sernbane'
uolulo0nuscr &uI.
&luoets @rur0Irgger. 9 9%(rurh.
len cur Noatrutfer ar Eroiesiion oJ
ATE i'm 2Grs / At uOJlce Ser / tppo.
1rafif Ncuietnoe teoiy u0imreoe
0laO / Ger uarite 5prog. Ccrur ior.
ifliieoe lan iig itaoig me % iorbe-
oreoe N}a'tiucr. SloIe0eS par "Ge.
coroh Goiteu~ Ser ierite norite Slno.
iom eieoe en- iaufalot &eb |re@i-
Ell @reSie iou rNttcr paa F0pir
ira Ell HuI o. iol0er o. gisr Uni
len nlIot irroiI Ill ar ~a0rcS'ereS.
! Sc iioite p Mar bar @laoet hart
ire iuaolune Tre@ier. Sen enc ltsrre
"a Foitborere eno Sen anSeu; III
ligeium es Iorife / amerifa sraouis
er uoret | Selitnnb. iaaIeoeS bar %,
iaa 0ecorab- Goiten" ira Sio iii
anoen fltmet alGbe liz peo Ell npac.
flaaelia Sremgaus. Senne Srem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

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lass afh asas m aHcsst
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n aGgr r. "a n tars.
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Hs,s - ss5russ q ~ as
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1874.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Sortipttc5 pon Sibe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

6ortiettes paa She 4,
Evening star., 1914-06-07

Daura had spoken more than the truth in saying
that it could easily be made "ft for King" The
housekeeper had been dead for nearly six months yet
there was smell of dampness Of dust the door
opened. Perhaps, Daura thought, Douglas still stole
in here sometimes, to brush the hangings let and
light through the deepset windows with their loaded
panes, to kinde blaze in the huge stone fireplace
She stepped in with curious reluctance of which she
ashamed, and conscious of hoping that the
maids would soon. When she had laughed at the
idea of anyone being frightened by daylight she had
been sincere but she had before into the
Black Breton alone Often months passed without
her remembering its existence and then again she would
suddenly find herself thinking of it and its CHASTITY
story in the middle Of wakeful night.
Now, leaving the door open (she really could not
make up her mind to shut it, though she would have
liked to do So and impress the maids with her courage)
she went first window and then to the other
fastening the od-fashioned catches mild delicious
Evening star., 1914-06-07

jumped into her head than she that this was the
only thing to do The servants must be warned not to
talk however; and she rang the bell in little red
lined boudor that she used office for transactng
household business.
"Tell Douglas want to him. she said to the
frightened looking young footman who answered the
All the servants looked frightened this morning; for
the of the bridegrooms accident and the post
ponement of the wedding had flown like wildfre over
the house.
When the butler came Daura told him what she in
tended to do "AIr. Troy will have to be put into the
Black Breton room for it's the only that be
made comfortable in hurry" she explained, trying to
speak the arrangement quite natural and to be
expected. "But, she went on, "you must warn them
all that there mustn't be any silly talk don't suppose
Mr.. Troys supersttious still, don't to have him
hear that stupid old story. You needn't look hor
fed Douglas! If he doesn't know he'll be as happy
Evening star., 1914-06-07
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE Z. 1914

dence working for us, and Furnishing the wicked. If
anything should happen-as in the old story,-George
and Mira would be saved' Presently she said aloud
that there really question about the matter.
The time past for believing such tales that of the
Black Breton room and-and the lost piper There
other decent place put Mr. Troy Margaret and Janet
would have get the Black Breton ready at
"There'l be nothing the 1asses wouldna do for her
Leddyship, mumbed Douglass "but that'll be a hard
trial"
"Do you mean they'll be afraid to go into the room
in broad daylighto'
"They II not be liking it, ma Leddy."
Every well, I'll go with them, then, said Daura
her overstrained beginning get the upper hand
at last and making her irritable that she longed for
someone to scold "I'm going there now this very
minute she snapped. "Ill be much obliged if you'll
send the maids to me. There's time to lose!'
For all her bravado, Daura's spirit of defiance was
damped as she stood in the deepset doorway of the
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there as anywhere; and happier because it's splendid
room, the best in the whole house. Why, with half
hours work, Margaret and Janet make it fit for
King!'
@Oh my Leddy, my Leddy' groaned the old
as there not something else do for the gentle
man? l wadna hae it conscience that we'd put
an unoffendin' stranger in that room"
"An unoffending stranger' If Douglas but knew!
@You DEAR silly old thing don't be foolish!" the girl
coaxed him. for Douglas family institution great
ly loved and valued. @Probab1y there's ghost for
every in the castle, if only knew about them.
Just because we don't, we're all right And SO it will
be with Mr.. Troy"
"My Leddy-but if it shouldna be a richt?
Daura did speak for instant @If it shouldn't"
she thinking @wty the surely, it would be Provi
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Black Breton room fitting into the lock key she had
brought from the red boudoir. This room the
Bluebeards chamber of Dunulrn Castle. 1t was more
than fifty years since anyone had slept there but, be-
cause of its evil fame rather in spite of it. the splendid
old furniture and embroidered hangngs drought by a
bride from Brittany in the time of King James Of
Scotland had been left in place. 1t was, in way,
kind of family If people came to Dunulrn,
they would often ask the Black Breton and
they were taken there in parties No visited
alone. In the day of the old housekeeper she and
Douglas went together occasionally to sweep and dust
and polish the magnificent black oak. The younger
servants even those whose fathers and mothers and
grandparents had been in service the castle, had
until been asked to set foot the threshold
of the Black Breton ROOM
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air floated in smelling of the sea and seaweed. The
en1brasures were immense; but by leaning far out
could look gray shoulder of rock down to the
sea. The room was the ground floor of the castle,
and not far from the great hail. yet it seemed distant
from all life of today 1t really rather like
in a museum she thought, and it had gained its queer
name because all the furniture of carved black oak
from Brittany.
It had been sent over from the home of the bride,
before her coming, to be ready her arrival.
Even the thick beautiful enbroideres and tapestries
the walls Breton work, gifts to the bride from
her own people. This had been her bridal chamber;
but the second night after her coming in state to
Dunulm she had disappeared and had never been seen
agaisprted away by the fairies, the island folk said
Indeed, what other thing could have happened In the
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Columbia

Despite the toughest opposition pos sible political speaking on every cor ner and excitement on every hand the Columbia entertained two good houses last night with a return to the Thea ter Beautiful of the Boutwell, Browne costume oddity, The Woman in Red, The show is so full of the many lit tie things that have gone to make the Boutwell, Browne stay here success that it needs no mentian at this late date Suffice the girl with the big voice. who has been absent from the
 cast for two weeks is back and sing | ing as she alone can sing She took a bow last night, so much for fame, when she came on in the clever chorus number which introduces the
 show Tonight will see the election returns read from the pit and the management has provided for com
 plete bulletins every few minutes un- 1 til midnight
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
C0L0RED HER0'S
 LAST b|V0uAC
Forgotten by Comrades, Ser geant Dorsey Lays Down His Arms After Gallant Service for the Stars and Stripes.

Forgotten and forsaken by the comrades who served with him on many battlefields, homeless and pen niless, attended only by a faithful woman of his own race, Horace A. Dorsey, colored, hero of San Juan hill, died Sunday in a little cabin in the rear of the old Third avenue theater building Death was due to wounds received while serving with the 24th [. & infantry in the Philip pines
 Dorsey went through the Spanish American war as trooper in the famous Ninth |. s. cavalry, and took part in the battle of San Juan hill, where this regiment greatly disting uished itself. After the war closed he re-enlisted and was sent to the Philippines with the 24th infantry where he participated in a number of campaigns. He was wounded in the arm in one engagement and at the battle of San Pedro Mecate, on the island of Samar, received the bullet through the right lung that eventu- ally caused his death. On his return to this country he was honorably re- tired with the rank of sergeant.
 For the last three months of his life. during which time he was gradu- ally growing weaker and weaker, Sgt Dorsey was cared for at the home of Mrs. Allen, who attended him faithfully to the last.
 The deceased man is well known in Phoenix, having lived here for the past twelve years. For three years he was employed at the Ford hotel barber shop. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
 Efforts to provide suitable burial for the dead soldier are being made by a number who know of his honor able record, and any who may desire to help by subscribing to the fund may do so by notifying w D. O'Neil. Arrangements for the funeral, which will be held from the parlOrs of Mer ryman and Hayt, will be made later.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
Million Dollar Mystery at Lion

For providing clean entertainment,
 for holding attention and giving something to think about, The Mil lion Dollar Mystery" which is shown at the Lion theater today fills the bill This episode shows the treasure box thrown into the sea, at least We suppose it is the treasure box, but anyway if you solve the mystery you will receive $10,000 in cash, which is some money these hard times An other good picture today at the Lion is "The Aftermath,' a picture of capi- tai versus labor, and features Vivian Rich and Wm. Garwood. Our Mutual Girl, Pathes Semi Weekly and a comedy complete the program, which is an exceptionally strong one from every viewpoint Miss Grace Scott sings a new song tonight accompan- jed by the Lion orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
Vote for Frank H. Parker and economical government.
SEA WOLF SHOWS ID BIG CROWDS AT ARIZONA

The re-appearance of Jack London's great story of the Sea Wolf in nov ing picture with Hobart Bosworth in the title role, in Phoenix was greeted by packed house at the Arizona thea ter last night. The crowd saw the story so vividly told by London unfold before them in every intimate detail in a manner that carried greater emotion to the soul of the onlooker to a greater degree than either reading the story or seeing the versions of the play could do. The wonderful work of Bosworti. is among the finest ever recorded by