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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

Pine i min Ryg og i Siderne, og
nedadtrykkende Fornemmelser. Jeg
kunde like sove og havde ingen APP
petit. Efter at have benyttet Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
har alt Vark og Smerterne forladt
mig, og jeg befpder mig som ct
nyt Menneske. Jeg kan like anbe-
fale Deres Medicin for h@jt." =
Mrs. AUGUSTUS LYON, Terre Hill,
Pa.
bet er en- Sandhed, at Naturen
og en- Kvindes Virk har frembragt
Diet st9rste Middel for Kvindens
|Sygdomme, som Verden nogensinde
har kjendt. Fra Markers R@dder og
Urter gay Lydia E. Pinkham for
fyrretyve Aar siden Kvinderne ct
Middel for deres siregne Lidelser,
der har visit sig meget mere virk-
|somt end andre Sammensetninger
af Stoffer fra Apotheke, og idag er
Lydia p. Pinkham's Compound an
set fra Kyst til Kyst som ct ledende
Middel for Kvindesygdomme.
I Pinkham-Laboratoriet i Lynn,
Mass, opbevares- Beholdninger at
hundrede Tusinder at Breve fra
helbredss@gende Kvinder, hvoraf
mango, med egenhendig Under
skrift, aabent ,udtaler, at de har
gjenvundet deres Helbred we'd at
BRUCE Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; og i nogle Tilf;el-
de, at Diet har bevaret dem fra en-
kirurgisk Operation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

5orn1ano, saurits Srpluno % Mars
git 6rsluno (nn / 5eattIe, 8aib.).
.afopoe S. 8erg-5 prenien, &arl sSer-
genien (Garp, Sno.), og, ulalt but
not leo t., Soreninge11s ~nl1pererloe
Sorman0 Omar 4ifier, Ser meo ct
2=aarigt %Sormanoifob og 2 @or os
5 Maaneoer ! onore 8eitprelicspo.
tier bel nof ct Ben al ollie Sorenin=
gems Meolemmer, Ser er ututffet"
melt pao, og ipm ogiaa / ct GiOs=
rum. al 9H Mar bar biet II. al 1905
al SID og &refter lom bel faa, OH
npgen un0res.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04
Tr,t Tranfs ssmanbsmision paa
ct. Sbpmas.

9et er ct Marstio ii6en, ser bler
looet til 2po for SEN Gag. 90
oct bar bilt Jig, at ser finbes nogen
@elbilie for Sen. &c. Son1e1L 500
per, Gebr., ien0te mig-$2.00. Disle
og en- til ienote ieg til 6ru Sronfs
og bar fooet ben6es Suffering Ser
for. Mrbej0et goar for loa bibt
go0t for benoe; men bum maa trent
oeles itole paa CUBS og Menneifers
8ilton6 for at bol6e set gooen6e.
Ser TITLES mango &rap til os, % hi
fan fife impoefomme bem ollie; men
npgle fan hi. 0enne 5gman0smis=
fton paa st. Sbomos ligger ioo
ner be6 Dor 9pr, at hi fan life
goOt an0et ems ogte poo Sen. Seq
fan imiblertio life llorette lao meget
for Sen, iom ser buroe gj9res.
Seq tror, ser ct en- Opgope for
Sen 6anife &irfe", at tage op. Sm
oen bill, be0 jeg life. Mr. S. g.
5aaborg bor BOG lobet at billie moo
toge 9i0rag til Sr1 Sranfs og fem
Be Dem bi6ere. Og ieg bill be6e Soft
ON at ien0e libt eller meget til bom.
Seq bar enon11 11ogle Gfsemplo=
rer al 9ogen ONT Sru Sranfs 2ibs=
fprelie. Sen folter 80 Gents porto
frit, og ialges til Soroel for benoes
5~pmanosmisiion.
81. $. Siirgens.
Menominee, Micb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

@ctragter man GorbolOene beorp:
rcnbe MillipnbGrcns GprlDninQ
mc6 &onpnlnoteriel, mao set erin:
ores, at Mrtilleriets Hnlle / 6enne
&rtg bar b9ret laa ltnr, at MON
iffc tbr paoregne Iom frcmtibig
Stonbarb mrinore ems 81 &ononcr
pit. Battalion fpr1ben 1pert, n1ohilt
Sfpts. Set bill iigc = 90 England
hor 6 9onons @otterier = 500
8otterier lfabte fra MI, ct Mntal,
ion1 set er bpjlt lanOlpnligt bilbc
flnne macs, lelp meb Mnlpen0elle
al ollie &refter / 29bet al 2 elur,
11aor man toger / 8etragt11ing, 0els
Sen 1tbpre Mengoe M%mmunition,
lon1 tillige ifal fobriteres, oels at
ser fra Slaobens og .@erens SIDE
lamti0ig bill titles meget itore &ron
til DC 1amme &unpnfobriffer.
Ser fom1ner MI til bisle Mnifuf=
fellcr Sremltillingen al ubnre
Mengber al a11oet Moteriel: $50
trontaIfer, Sahehpi, Seletpj &ognc,
&ogebogne, Gelte, 2a5aretbaraffer,
Meoicin, Snltr1tmcnter, Sorbinosic
ger, 9on1erbes, ~olb.> Mengber, on?
bbilfe man life let gjer fig noge'
8egreb.
Somtioig ifal Ser ltaOig lfaffes Gr=
ltatning al @oohen og Ammunition,
Eropiont og lloutl MISUNDERSTANDING
til Sen fnmpenoe Seer.
Selb on, alt goor otter 8ercgning,
lelD ont @nglan6 life fomlner til at
lioe rtn0er Mfiperring, CT oct berfor
nanifeligt at le, at set if11loe lpffes
oettc 2a1l0, bbor rigt set ems err pao
Nerae, Sabriffer og emile, birfe=
Zig at reiie en- brugelig MillionbGr
paa 1 = ems iige 81 Mor.
Snarere bill 6ette freeze SEN sob
bette Sio; Sc l1otoleller fra engelif
SIDE, iom gaor lto paa, at &rigen
bill fon1me til at bare 8 Mor, er
utpipliomt ogioa frem1ot n1e6 Sen
blif paa Sc neb11te @onifeligbe0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04
"Gu6ifatta"

S EN- 9rtifeI ON u2n1ttania1s lin
oergang ifriber uapbenbapn" blanbt
arbet:
Gi, / Sc nelltrale 2an0e, taller life
fuo fra oct frpgtelige SAD, ser refer
Jig Dos SDiflan6s W%iooltnnbere beo
8%l1oifabet ON u2uiitania"s 5fjeb=
ne - ct Sa6, Der bill gipre oem til
til ifaanielslgie 5troffeoommere,
bbis GDiflar6 buffer UNDER. Meen
hi ipprger meo itigenoe SorfGroelie:
bbob ct GDlflan6? @el fanot hi
oglaa inben &rigen / bets MnlDn
baar0e og %iframmen0e Sref. Men
Dpem biloe babe bobet at l9ie / bis=
lie Srpf EN- 8ebuoelie at v2niita=
mas Undergoing meo 1900 iages=
lp1e Bgrn, &bir16er % . Men6l
2lrmifere ems ct unberi6iif Gfjer l1=
re0e oen tpife l1n6erbon6sbooo paa
lit Spite. nben 8ariel gleb Sor=
peOoerne moo u2ulitnnta"s SIDE,
og nogle 5efun6er efter belteoe
&empeifibets Sn6bol6e 1to gjennem
gabenbe 5aar. @%run6igt ifl,Ioe set
9jpres; Ser moatte life blibe Sale
ON at frelie @fibet> og bets Men=
nelfebrimmel fltn6e ligeluo fist font
me / 8etragtning lom bets &ulbun=
fer. Ser er jult gooct tire Mor, Il
Den rSitanic" 1anf - meo fprre
Mernelfer ems I'LL u9uiitonio". Sele
Serben bar | Sprsr. Ser 1fobtes en-
bGlbig 2iteratl1r ODER benne 8cgi=
penbe6, 2irefosierne brebebe 0ens
forgibne Melooi / ollie 8aggoaroe.
Mfen bba6 III n1eo r2niitonio"
5tof til nogle Cages 8la6artifler?
S110til cit 11p &atoi trofe forbl1nfler
ct allere6e -balbglemt Minoe?-9et
er en- laa6an 8erbens= Meboll,tion al
olle 8egreber, iom Spiflono ipnes
at billie iberf1ette.
sSSo, hi CT 11elttrole, 90 N%el1tralite=
ten paabD0er % at bore 11partii fe,
-, 49,
ligcs Ser. Seen ifal III beller life
ber tage Narti for bem, 1om life
trocbe, iom oniuo set for 11nr11ligt
at SDiflan6 bill gjere Mlpor al @rep
9ernltorffs Grl1sler? Sbis hi fife
al Dor ful0e Sjel> og u6en ct 9jc=
Bib at tenfe paa S9lgerne, fprbgn1=
mel be11ne @anoling, ct bore !Sen=
ser ioa rene?
Set er 10 BOG iaa, at ingen fan
tGnfe fig @eroen normal igjen efter
EN- 8egibenbeb iom benne, meo mini
bre Ben tones, iom Spberne / sen
bobDlonilte nolpnoigbeo 1onc0e BE-
res SDnoer. 81 fan life be6bIibe
mes bette neutralt=um iporsIple: iao=
le6es er &rtgen. 81 tpnfte % life
&rigen iaoleoes. 81 .bil0e bape for
lporet> at &rig fltn6e feres lnolebes
al Dor Sibs Menneifer. Sen, ser
paoltoor on6et, bon Ipber.
Sg hi 1p6rger: &il set tpife
Soft tage Mnibaret for be11ne Seas
l%eorlfning al i%agesleie Menneifer.
Ser ienbtes til 8un6s lom &attefilz
finger / en- Sef. @bis set tplfe
Soft bill og t6r ta9e bette Mnipor,
Ioa be0 Ri intet onoet Spar ems 6or=
.fproelie. @eroen ligger / Merfc.
@il Ser nogen @inoe igien blipe
2Ds?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

Sar Sc benbenM Gem til noger,
af 6e Mpertenenbe / 8Ia6d. @bis
lite, fua ifrib ioag, beriom Der er
noget 81 mangler. ener beIgg Dem
ON m,liet. Sci bill BITE fig at Doe.
re forhlagtigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

- sfrip efter Hrgbeun,nmer Of
bette SLAB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

O~~ w. W. S~~ pS
enten en- 0obbeltfportet eller ct belt
Sangfor, 11n0er 2eoelie al 6orenin=
gems noflom befjen0te Soliit og 81.
rigent, @inar Mifier. = Serlt MI
beo 10 Mars Stiftellesfeiten er set
oerimo6 lpffe6es Soreningen at fac
fit eget emblem.
S en- Screening lom l1ngoomsfor=
eni1tgen al 1905 bill Ser ollie Siber
bore enfelte, Ser orager Set itore
Secs; ct betpoeligt Mntol, ser glaoe=
Zig ofrer al Gio og &refter, for6i
Sc bol0er al 6eres Screening og bill
birfe for 6ens Gag; enoelig Sc ODER
SO 3roce11t, Ser mere npoer ems
pber". Saaoaru er MT en- Gong
Soreningslibet - / al 6alb bonif
6oreningslib i Mmerifa! Set er
life 6enne lille 5fities SormaaI a,
gibe Il. al 1868 u%per1onalia",
men hi t6r Oog Der lige paapege, at
fra Soreningens fdr1te fen1 2ebeaor
CT Ser tilboge 8 Charter members"
og 5 un0re, Ser en0nu f6lger 6ercs
Screening og 6ens Sfiebne meo sen
melt leben0e SSnteresie, life min6rc
ems me6 oeres aftibe 9eltagelie. 81
Soreningens Is Sormeno Tan al
mere fienbte Mabne 1ebnes 6. 6.
J 9aroenfletb. iom Soreningens fgrite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

Snn: uSSeg glitter mig al0rig
meo EN- Mano, l1oen at ban fan OPP
gibe minbit fem Narller / fin Sor-
nue."
San Nenrpft): rGag iaa en0e=
Zig mig, for ieg bar lite anoet ero
ge1ller."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-04

rakke. Dem min
Anbefaling for
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. Da
jeg f@rst begynd-
tie at BRUCE Diet
var jeg plage't
med k~vindelige
lUlemper i lan-
gere It'd og f9lte
Smerter AT nae
stem enhver Art,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
Ends Dry, HOarse or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
A Simple, Homemade Remedy,
Inexpensive but Unequaled

The, prompt and positive results given
cough syrup has caused it to be used in
more homes than any other remedy. IL
gives almost instant relief and will usual
lly overcome the average cough in "a
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Get 21s ounces Pinex $50 cents worth ]
from any drug store, pour it into a pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain granu-
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Dlnt-a family supply-of the most eff
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Easily prepared and never spoils. Full
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The ,promptness, certainty and ease
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Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
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To avoid disappointment in making
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
ORPHEUM HAS CLEAN,
BALANCED BILL
An Operatic Fantasy and Fine
Music Combine to Raise Per-
formance Above Average

Another lineup of solid, good stuff
at the Orpheum follows last weeks ex-
cellent bill and justifies the manage
ment's claim of clean-cut and really
entertaining place of amusement. 1t
can be said of all the acts, from the
skating bear to the European Grand
Opera company of eleven, that they
are well-deserved, well-delivered and
well-received by the audience.
Probably the best act, from the
viewpoint of those who love music and
gorgeous staging, is the Oriental oper-
attic fantasy presented by the company
of singers from Warsaw, London,
Paris, Stockholm, Berlin, Budapest
and Petrograd, who give four-scene
opera, including the Tower scene from
IL Trovatore, and the final scene of
Verdi's Rigoletto.
Harry and Eva Puck-real brother
and sister, they say--were applauded
so much in their Sunshine and Flow
ers" song hit, that Harry came out
with a neat little speech of apprecia-
ton of his second warm reception by
Harrisburg. Harry gets off some of
his own popular compositions and Eva
does some filmy dancing work that IS
just sufficient.
Augusta Close in her original piano
logues and bits of Characterization of
the athletic, demure, Stage-struck and
strictly proper modern girls does some
clever and graceful work that takes
well. Speaking to Father" by Mil
ton Pollock and Co. is laughable skit
and very well acted. Hoey and Lee
get off some rafting dialect stuff that
holds attention and gets rapid-fire
laughs from the audience.
The three Willie brothers prove they
are master in the art of equilibrium
by showing some good up-in-the-air
acts.
The skating bear and his human
partner do some lively work on roller
skates, and the comedian from the
jungle we'll deserves the lump of sugar
which he seems to appreciate much
more than the applause.
MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
EXPLAINS
CAUSE Of
STOMACH TROUBLE
Valuable Advice to Sufferers

"There are many different forms OF
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are traceable to excessive acidity and
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
ENGLISH BIRDS To
Be BROUGHT HERE
State Game Commission Is Import
ing Ring-necked Pheasants to
Stock the State

Ring-necked pheasants, one of the
most famous of the English game
birds, are to be imported into the State
by the Game Commission for stocking
State preserves and counties where
game has become scarce and will
probably be liberated before the first
of April. The commission has been
buying quail in Texas, Florida, Cuba
and other places for restocking the
State and has turned loose large num-
bers of rabbits from West Virginia
Tennessee and Virginia and is about
to receive consignments of deer
The deer were bought in Michigan
and Massachusetts and the first of the
lot will be distributed this week. 1t is
expected to follow up these shipments
with others which are being caught.
The ring-necked pheasants were
shipped from England last week and
are on the Atlantic. well out of the
danger zone of war. The places where
they will be liberated are not yet Sc
lected.
The State Game Commission is ex-
perimenting with Mexican quail. A
dozen have been kept at the Capitol
for almost a month and have thrived
in spite of the change in climate.
1t is expected that before the end of
the week the legislative committee of
the recent conference on game and fish
laws will haze a talk with Governor
Brumbaugh about the suggestion that
a commission of twelve, to include
senators, representatives and sports
men, shall be named to make a study
of the manner in which consolidation
of game, fish and forestry depart
ments has worked out in New York
and other States.
The first hearings on game bills will
probably be asked for the second week
in March.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
What Thin Folks Should Do
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Physicinn's Advice For Thin, Unde
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
THURsToN, THE MAGICIAN

1t has been the custom for the past
forty years to devote a week to magic
at one of our leading theaters, which
has enabled Professors Blitz, Hermann
and Kellar, to make profitable week. s
stay. During the past eight years,
since Kellar's retirement. his successor,
Thurston. has filled the honored throne
this city has demonstrated his fitness.
Thurston will appear at the Majestic
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with
matinees Tuesday and Wednesday,
when he will present an entirely new
nrorram.=AdYertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
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tlfy a skin that has been damaged by
the use of face powders containing
"Pearl-white" or "Bismuth;" how to
make yourself fascinating. charming
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
COLONIAL

Reduced rates to "Poppyland" are in
vogue this week. You purchase your
tickets at the Colonial box office for
so small a price as fifteen cents and
then proceed to this veritable land of
flowers and beauty. An abundance of
pretty girls, clever comedians, delight
full scenery and spectacular light eff
ing production. 1t will likely create
a new record for the Busy Corner. Dill
Ion Shallard and company, in an op-
cratic act. will prove an especial treat
to music lovers. Several other clever
turns round out rafting holiday show
at this popular priced vaudeville thea
ter.-AdNertiSement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
PHoTOPLAY TODAY

Jones, a self-made millionaire, and
his family are typical Westerners, and
after purchasing a grand home on
Fifth avenue, invitations are sent out
to various society people, among whom
all Wall Street financiers. The So
called aristocrats emphatically snub
the Joneses, resulting in their recep-
tion being a failure. Jones finds his
daughter sobbing bitterly, and, swear
ing to get even, r'unges into the Wall
Street game himself and beats the
fnanciers to a standstill and eventu-
ally has everyone of the big Six in
his advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-23
AL. ii. WILSON

when Old New York Was Dutch"
will be presented at the Majestic on
Saturday afternoon and evening by AL.
II. Wilson. 1t is a romantic drama
DAYS when New York City was known
as New Amsterdam, and Wall Street,
so far from being the financial center
of the country, was a. picturesque
thoroughfare in a town inhabited by
the Colonial Dutch. The time of ac-
ton is the year 1864, and Manager Sid
ney r. Ellis has provided the produc-
ton with a series of realistic stage
settings descriptive of the localities as
they appeared at that time.-Advertise-
ment