davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
GIRLS! YOU CAN
LIFT THEM OFF
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift your
sore, touchy corns
right out

A noted Cincinnati authority dis
covered a new ether compound and called
it freezone and = quarter ounce of it
now can be had for . few cents at any
drug store.
You simply apply e few drops of this
magic freezone upon\ . ttender cornlor
painful callus and instantly the sore
ness disappears, then shortly you will
find the corn or callus so loose that you
can lift it of with the fingers.
You feel no pain, not = particle of
soreness, either when applying freezone
or afterwards, and it doesn't even ir.
ritate the skin.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns be-
tween the toes, also toughened calluses,
just shrivel up and lift of 50 easy.
It is wonderful! 1t works like charm.
Try it!
Women should keep it on their dress.
ers and never let corn ache twice.
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Martin Hansen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
Lcrsirned Nicotine Christine Hansen
Administrative Of the Estate of Mar.
tin Hansen late Of the Village OF
sp:ingbrook in the County of Viii
liams and State of North Dakota
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, to said Administrators
at the Office of Ernest A. Francis,
Attorney for said administrative, in
the City of Williston in said Williams
County.
Dated 21st day Of February, A.
D. 1919.
Nicotine Christine Hansen,
Administrative.
First publication on the 9th day
of February A. D. 1919 81 1T.
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
SUMMONS

State of North Dakota, County Of
Williams, ss:
In District Court. Eleventh Judi
cial District.
Edward Purcell, Plaintiff, VS.. John
A. Mcintyre, Mrs. John A. Mcintyre,
and all other persons unknown claim
ing any estate, or interest in, or lien
or incumbrance upon the property
ccs. ribed in tn: Complaint, Defen-
dants.
Summons
The State of North Dakota to tho
Above Named Defendants: @
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in the above en-
titled action, which will be filed in
the office of the Clerk of the District
Court, aforesaid, at his Office in tho
court house in the City of Williston,
County of Williams, and State Of
North Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer upon the subscribers
within thirty (30) days after the SER
vice Of this Summons upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demand
ed in the Complaint.
Dated this Twenty-seventh day Of
January, A. D. 1919.
Usher l.. Burdick and John J. Murphy,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, With Office
and Post Office Address: Williston,
Williams County, North Dakota.
Notice
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the above entitled action relates to
the following described land in Will
liams County, North Dakota, to-wit;
Southw Est Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter, South Half of the South
west Quarter, of Section Twenty five,
South Half of the Southeast
Quarter, of Section Twenty-six
and the West Half Of the Northeast
Quarter, Northeast Quarter Of the
Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty
five, Township One Hundred Fifty
three, Range One Hundred Four
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian
Dated this Twenty-seventh day 0.
January, A. D. 1919.
Usher l.. Burdick and John J. Murphy
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Williston, North Dakota. 35-6t
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
and over again.

girls from the age Of three until ovel
four. One was younger and the 9th
er older than she. The two little girls
did not have much home training, As
their mother was q society woman
and left the children to the care OF
a maid. They almost lived at oul
house. When the children grew quar-
relsome, I usually suggested party
The little table and chairs were gay.
ly set on the piazza, weather permit.
ing, and mill, g1aha1 biscuits and
dates were served or grade juice and
arrowroot biscuit. Sometimes an ap.
pie or an orange was carefully pre-.
pared for the occasion. Such party
always stopped the quarreling. Sit.
ting down rested them and eating
quieted them. Then after they had
finished left my work and told them
a story. Oh, how eager their little
faces were.
One day, the younger visitor, who
was spoiled and selfish. and conse.
quently quarrelsome, was making
things unpleasant for the other two.
l entered the room and quietly took
her on my lap. She knew she had
been anughty and was little afraid
of me. and also curious as to what
was going to happen. The other two
children watched with awe and Won
der on their little faces. Very quiet
ly l told a story my grandmother
used to tell me about Naughty Spot
ty." 1t made a great impression on
them all, and, as l had foreseen, it
was not necessary to say one word
Of direct censure to the aughty child.
Both of our little visitors were
story hungry. Their mother said she
could not tell stories. BY reading a
story over several times and getting
it's meaning and spirit, anyone can
tell a story. Don't be afraid, to put
expression into your voice and face.
No stories should be told which may
frighten child. The children may
dream about them or lie awake in
fear; such stories also make them
afraid in the dark.
Then there are pictures. Good pic
lures and picture books are very
necessary for children. One or two
pictures that are worth while are
better than many poor ones. Since
babyhood my little girl has known
and loved pictures. She learned
nearly all of the animals in that way.
She has also learned how to handle a
valuable book and now she can be
trusted to go to the bookcase and
take out and repace a book after
looking at the pictures, and asking
about them. Good pictures are an
education to all children and they
love them.
In kindergarten children play with
blocks, among other things, at first
with the simplest kind, then with
more complicated and larger cts.
They are directed and taught how
and what to build, and it trains the
eyes and hands, teaching accuracy
and construction. At home most chill
dren have blocks and can build on
the boor and love to build for hours.
My husband builds castles and all
kinds of wonderful houses with our
little girl, and in this way the build
ing becomes more and more instruc-
tive and worth while.
Crayons have played a large part
in our daughters life. She loves to
draw and can really draw we'll.
have drawn simple things for her and
she tries to copy them. She also tries
to draw what she sees and thus in
these two ways she is acquiring an
other medium of self-expression.
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20

State Senator Tom Berry Of
Spencerville, Ohio, is usually
back of any legislative measure
advocated by women. The reason
is plainly shown in the above
photograph. Berry claims the
family suffrage championship of
the land. Ten daughters to assist
mother can usually talk him out
on any purely masculine argu-
ment he may make. Ten visits
from the stork-ten girls. Can
this community beat it? The
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20

Let Service OF the above Citation Be
Graphic, aweekly newspaper publish
ed at Williston, in Williams County.
North Dakota, at least once week
for four consecutive weeks, and by
personal service upon all respondents
who are residents Of the State of North
Dakota.
(SeaD II. B. Wtngerd,
STAT. Judge.
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20

CITATION HEARING PETITION FON
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
Williams.
In County Court Before Hon. H. B.
Wingerd. Judge.
nka o. HsTr MapssyPr; Pst,tisSsq Rseeased d., Elm.
Haugsver, Gudrun Mikalsdatter, Mil<al
Edwin Mikalsen, Oscar e. Westberg.
Sounty ,nG dhs,ns Wl,ams Gounty; snsn;!;
Guardian for Gudrun Mikalsdatter ana
Mikal Edwin Mikalsen, minors and all
other persons interested in said es-
'a3Si Th. HssPS.'s1's ssaPte Of North Dakota to tn.
above named Respondents and all per-
| sons interested in the Estate of Mlkal
| o. Haugsvar, Deceased:
You, and each Of you, are hereby no.
| tilted that !. A. Berg, the petitioner
herein. has filed in this Court peti-
ration Spon the estate Of Sf mRaI g.
jorden in Norway. deceased. be, grant
TO e Grana nu foiRs Ns
Oak kota, and that the said petition will
be heard and duly considered by this
CorEt on M91day the 1ttn day IA Of Of
Rooms of this Court: in the County
GSSnty HoS7e "f wams II tns CITY snS Of ta.
you. are hereby cited to be and ap-
pear before this Court at said time
and place, and answer said petition.
and show cause, If any there be. why
the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
By the Court,
(Court SeaD III. b. Wingerd,
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 9th day Of February. A.
D. 1919.
Let the service of the above CttA-
tion be made by personal service up
on respondents above named who are
kota. and by publication of the above
Citation in the Williston Graphic, once
each week for three successive weeks.
at least 20 days prior to the date des-
ignated for such hearing.
(Court SeaD H. B. Wingerd,
38-3t. Judge of the County Court
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20

The ball is made with the two
hands rounded together; the hammer
by doubling up the hands and pound.
ing, one on top of the other. Baby's
soldiers are made by holding all the
fingers up straight. The hands are
clapped together for the music, and
doubled up, one in front of the other
for trumpet. For peekaboo the
fingers are spread in front of the
eyes so that baby can see between
them. The umbrella is made by
placing the palm of one hand on the
index finger of the other, and the
cradle by putting the two hands to-
gether, insides of the palms touching
and outer sides open.
AS l said the words of this little
play and made the motions, baby
would try to make the motions, too.
She also knew Give Little Squirrels,' y
"Good Mother Hen" and "Little Squir-
rel Living Here" Of course, she
could not play them perfectly, but
she loved them and wanted me to
play them for her over and over.
Baby also loved music and even
when very tiny would stop crying to
listen to soft music. She has always
loved stories also. First we took up
mother Goose Rhymes" would
repeat them over and over to baby as
l sat sewing and she played on the
floor, and before she was two years
old she knew great many of them.
She also knew the words of several
little songs, such as "Rock-a-bye
Baby" 1t was enchanting to hear
her say them in her sweet baby way.
l neper actually taught her the songs,
howefer, simply singing them over
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
knew the little play for the fingers
Here's q ball for babv."

new the little play for the fingers
Here's q ball for baby"
Here's q ball for Baby,
Big and soft and round!
Here is Baby's hammer
o, how he can pound!
Here is Baby's music
Clapping, clapping so!
Here are Baby's soldiers,
Standing in q row!
Here's Baby's trumpet,
Toot-too-too. Too-too!
Here's the way that Baby
Plays at "Peep-a-boo!"
Here's a big umbrella
Keep the Baby dry!
Here's the Baby's cradle
Rock-a-baby by.
Williston graphic., 1919-03-20
Korea Demands
It's Independence

San Francisco, March 1O.-Korea
will demand recognition Of her inde-
pendence from Japan at the Paris
peace conference, according to a
cablegram received by the Korean
unionists here today. This followed
by few hours Of cablegram saying
Korea has issued declaration of in
dependence, March 1, action being
taken by the Korean National Inde-
pendence union in the principal Ko-
rean cities.
News of the declaration was with
held owing to Japanese control of
wireless. and cable lines, according to
local Korean representatives, who re-
ceived their cable advices from the
unions representative in Shankhai.
Two Koreans, DR.. Syngman Rhee
and DR.. Henry Chung, are in Wash
ington endeavoring to get passports
to Paris to outline the desires of Ko-
rea before the peace conference, ac-
cording to C. H. Aim, head Of the To-
cal branch of the Korean union.
Three other delegates are believed en-
route to Paris from Korea.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. u S.
Land Office at Williston. N. D., March
4, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Will
liam NJ. Witherspoon, Of Williston, N
D., who. on June p. 1915. made Home
stead entry, serial No. O21523. for T. 10
Sc IA, Section 35, Township 1874 NJ,
Range 90 w, 9Th p. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before The Register
& Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at Will
liston N d.. on the 18th day of April
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Vernice r. Hicks, John Nelson,
Thomas Mathewson, Nellie Donovan,
all of Williston, N. D.
w. e. Byerly,
SS-6t. Register
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

9icflep Tor at bente ganule So6n
9ancocf, bar ban life at finoe.
W2anoer Iom forte, Denteoe u6er.
Tor 6ptten ! uGiten en- Jjme, meoens
Noboerne i5gte efter sen 8amle. San
par fife meget ~taolmo6ig. san oar
ra'cloe oper. at et gamuatt TatttC.
lem loo BAN 0ente, og trueoe mc0 at
fIere tiIbaga uOeu ,$obn.
% han moatte fi9re tiI6a9e uco
tom alrrrc.
C8omIe Sohu ioo lin ii5Ite Sson
unoer &oguetrrct oco Si0en al i'm
Notfe. San 6aDoe u0f5rt fit ii0ite
Arbctoe % IGI poa set qrsrne
@rrs, iom ban eIifcoc iaa bolt. meo
Dc Iuftcoc Zine uenot ooao moo 6en
flare @jmmtI en- iattig gegrnpel.
ic bar alt, hooo ban ff for fine ferti
liars 4rbcjoe; men ban blau life
'tu'fct | lit naab, Tor bar 6IaU ita6t
til @piIc 0oa oer grsnue, ioIriae
Airfcaoaro. b0or ale hans aipre
buiIcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
$maafort3Ilinger % Bi$torier.

Ssiter inbtog life Irngere fine Iaul.
tioer iannen nleo Sienerne / Sisf.
fenet. Ter bleu i"erperet / Spiie.
itlten, iom / gonIe Gage fln bIep
brrgt I'll SeIitaber, os oe blep op.
partet al Ell net Eige meo inebpio
aappe og 6orfI9oe.
Set gomle 6omiIic.S elotei Ser
boooe ppret neolaaiet / en- &omooe
ooenpaa % fun taget / @ri,g peo felt.
lige anleoninser, iom @arneooab,
9rplupper og gegrapelier, bIep M
brugt til bpert 0eaaltio. "Soao
geptte bar hi al at giemne bisie
Sing?" Iagbe Rorp Hope til i'm
9ro6er.
Warp Gotpe bar opbraget / en-
Teniion % baooe taeet ben beiere
@rumen meo llbmerfeIie. Sun ipiI-
lebe Siano og maleoe / Gle.
Sum bar netop traaot inc / set
@prelie, bpor @rooeren lao, meo ct
Wtaleri, bum bolot paa at male. Oct
foreitiQeoe Ell &ornnarf, boor Sol.
fene bar / fuIbt Irbeioe. Wolertet
bar enonu iigtigt, % bum bar oct
forii9tigt.
"Spoo bar ou Ser, Wnrp?" ipurg-
te Com Hone, ba bun traaote mo.
Marp iporeoe life, men penote
finn @iueoet imoo BAN, for OF ban
ielp funoe afgjgre set.
"Nei ie!" uobrpo ban, "bet er me.
get natltrligt, % on bar iooet De lie.
ite al Irbei0ernc meol
Ser er gamle Sobn moer Gogrs
trpet; ban er pppcrl;g, rent i~fufien.
Sc lig!"
."Sg Iteg," iortiatte Iarp. Gu
bar life opoagct lille Wteg, Soml
Seq iatte De TO / 5%orgrltnoen: Sen
ganle Wano % Barnet. 9e banner
Ell ltolnerfet Sorgrlunb."
"WteI leg Iaa fife gfeg; ieg ioa
finn gamle Sobn. Oct er opcrraifcl1s
De ligt BAN; jeg ifltloe bape fienbt
bam iaien boorIombelit. Seq gao
bloc, bpao ban bill gisre, mar pi er
borte - Werrinlun pil life beboIoe
bnm."
Werriman bar Sen 0tano, ser
bapoe opertaget 8aaroen.
Get er rimeligt; bpao fol ban
bel 9isre meo en- gammel Wanb paa
otti Star? Sngen iioen on, Sonl,
biloe babe bebolot bant iaa lplae.
San bar life arbeioet for i'm 2pn paa
Iar og Sag"
gal life ON 2ernen; lea lifte
goht at bupe bam Der. San bor ar.
beioet pon @aaroen belle lit 2ip; oct
bill blipe perre for ham at relic, eno
for nogen al oe andre"
"San burbe babe lagt op Genge,"
Iagoe WfarD, Der altio bar Sen praf.
tiife. "San, iom bar orbeibet Ierti
eaer iptti Iar pao iamme Steo, bur
De bape funnel lGg9e list tiIiioe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
unoer Roonetr1et.

Snbbsittingen nar forbi. Zen
bebite paa mango Iarl Der par lao
ban Sperilpb al aorn, at Soeoerl
ialot ~betpbelis i Tris. Sngen bapoe
n~cgeniiitbe fisbt ben lao biligt, %
Ben lope Iris bar en- flor @%cliignel'
le for SattigfoIf MI, ba Sinteren Itoo
for 9sren. De piIoe life fonme til
of manaIe 9reb / benne &inter.
Sroos Den riee apltng bar Sonl
Gope neot til at iplge lin Gaoro.
Gen laa netop / en- ggn, boor man
iornenmelis oprfeoe Spebe. San
bapoe fun fem Waal Soro til @rp3
for areaturerne; alt Oct sorlge bar
anpenot til 8ornapl, og paa 8riine
berai off set oaarligt for Com Stone.
Spis @ooseieren bapbe tiaaot BAN
at tiIiaa Oct babe al Gienoomnen
meo 8rps, iao piloe ban baue flaret
fla, for ban banoe aapital nof til at
fiebe Saar % &reaturer al De beo'te
9tacer. San funbe til % meo ilaa
fla igiennem, inbtil 8rpSiet bar
poret til; men ban fltnoe fife bpert
Star betale IrbeioSlen FOR of oripe
@aarben, naar ben fun bragte Sab.
Sans Saber bapoe oreoet 8aaroen
tibligere; 5amilien Stone bapoe for
pa9tet Ylainsfielb / iaa mango @es
nerationer, at De fslte Jig ganife roo'
feitet til Steoet.
Taa airfegaarber bar Ser noglc
aanlle Wonumenter nle0 Naonet
Some, Tom bar oper 200 Iar gamle.
Set bar set ploite % melt at-
ieeoe Nopn / belle Spgnet. s mango,
mango Iar bnpbe ct Neolem al So.
milien Home inoebopt g~eitiaingel
iom &~irfeperge. Gen bar gaaet /
9lrp fra Saber til Ssn.
@amle Nicbolas Gotpe bar beo for
tolp aar iiber, ng hans Sen og Gat.
ter brep @aarben efter BAN. Wten
Be fortiatte life / Den gamle WanoS
Spor. San baobe fert ct mere nei.
FONT 2ip og ppret tilfrebS peo at
arbeioe Iammen meo fine egne Sic
mere. San arbeioeoe ligeiaa itrengt
iom oemL og liaelaa lGnge. 9erfor
furloc ban ogIaa lGgge op Eense,
ielpom oct bar tra1t9e Sioer.
Set bar ct Selb for Dem, font fom
eiter aomle NicbolaS Eope, at ban
eiter!ob Jig iplote Saoer.
Sans Ssn gif paa Sagt ire 8ans
&c ON llgen pg bplot en Spipns.
nlano til at ~efterie alt paa 8aarben.
Sllsbplbningen bar ogiaa blepen
foranoret / Sioens Sob.
Gn net Stlepige pg en- Goffepige
bapoe eiterfllgt Ben tarbeIige Siertes
itepigc, ser gamle 9uge nlaatte no.
fere alt Irbeioe.
Gen llnge @aarobruger pg bans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
Com rpite0e paa NopcNet.

Som rp'teoe paa Soocoet.
Seq tror life, ou oiIbe haoe Iaat
me8et tiliibe al toIo Shilling llgen,
raar Oh ifitloe crnrre en- hcl SAINT.
lie Seq oeo life, boormanae ser
par al Dem, ipp eIIer ottc Bern, tror
leg, al boiLtcn Rem enc bar areb.
ling"
San houoe Sptter, % Marten
% gGbIemoiten," ipareoc Marp bllr.
tig, "og ban flnbe ianrIe &co NOT til
@rpnbe."
"Sa, ale oisic 6orbeIe bopoc ban,
ga ban pur iterf og fraitig; ban fll,.
oe life BABE florct iig uben Dem; men
ban bar life oprfet Soroen pao iIcre
aar. San bar ogiua opgioet gGbIc.
molten, % bans llgeIen err flrr set
babe af Bbab Sen bar orret. &pt.
ten bar ban enbnu. Sea peo life,
bpao ban pil gisre, naor Sen bliper
taget ira banl % ban ingen Con
faar."
San bill fomme pon Tottiqbuiet,
trtlfer ieg, % ban bill ioo oct me9et
bebre Der, bpor man fan iteIIc for
BAN % pleie hont."
Sit bette Dor 9onife Ionot; tbi
Sobn baboe Ieoct gonifc aIcue / fin
Spite MI / lem 9lor, iioen bans Sl,,
Itril beoe. San boooe life nogcn til
at foge i'm Wtab cIer pIeie fig, uoar
ban bar ing.
Sans @ern - Be bar bit ouc
miooelaIorcnbe Mrno % &pinoer
MT - bar reiit fra BAN; ale unos
tagcn Ell, iom bar Git meb en- Gran.
fer % booze / beu anoen @noe al
@pen. 30 al bans Senner bar reiit
u%oenlanos, % Ell bar 300; De eprige
pio'te ban irttet ON.
San IeUebe aan'fe oIere; Der bar
ingell, iom funoe ta9e fig al bam.
Sans arbeiosoag bar forbi. -
6%porelonoet babbe erboIot meget glr.
bcibe fra bans Snnoer, ibetminoite
iptti Iars Irbeioc, uoen e., Tags
6orismmcIie, iom Warp Some bapoc
iogt.
Cen fsrite llnberretntng, 9anlle
Sobn fit, ON at 8aarben ifulbe Ipl.
geS, bar peo en- ltor boio TIofat poa
2aoepr9gen, Tom ban fit ic en- Nj
ten, ba ban gif biem, "SiIioIgS oco
Iuftion."
@an fun6e nof life Ieie EIafaten
ielp; tbi 9an1le Sobn bar life nogen
lGro Ntano, pleieoe ban at iige. S
bans llnaoom fanoteS ingen itore
Observation-Disclosures. Iu fit ban
en- Gut, Ser gift iorbi, til at lPIe 9la'
faten for fig.
San iagoe life ct Orb, ga @ilt.
ten buuoe lGit GIafatert og pIpitrell-
De gift lin Sci; men ban blep ltaacrt.
De foran bcn, itirrenbe boa be Iorte
So9Itaper mes lit taagebe 9lif, og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

bans Iniigt Dor graat, ga ban omit
Der itaoreoe hicm Ill Spttcn.
Sans Guttcr tom inc i'll bam on
Nftenen % fanot ham iioocnoe
NcrFet. Sau bapoc aIemt at tQnoC
2onipeu, o. Slocn hoISt paa at gao
no. aftenSmaScn too ursrt pao
9oroet.
"@porfor iiooer on i Merfc, ia,
ber?" iagoe bun icrbauict.
Sl,n par Ell mioocIalorcnbc &pin,
Sc, meo boaroe Grrf; benoeS Nm,
iigt bar ifarpt. mco ct befnmrct llo.
trpf, % blm par u3icIt fIGbt.
Gen gnmle 0iano iaa %; han por
ian annoSfraorrenoe, iont ON ban
life hapoe bert Sprrg&maalct.
"Gr Der noget / 9eicn meo oig,
6aocr?"
"Nei, life Tom ica oeo ON" ipo.
rebe Ben samle 0Iano, ifipIpenoe Tor
OotterenS ipsrgcroc 9Iif.
"&ar on feet &Iofoten?" ipur9te
bun.
"So, a." Ionrc0c han ilScn at ic
pao bcnoe, og bans 6oueo ianf neo
MOB 9rpitet.
&an bar meo Ell @ana blcucn
damned % birIpcIo$ III 6arpc bar
peeen bort ira bans Gniigt, % bans
boioe &oar par / llor0cn. Sfiortcn
bar aaben | Salieu % ircmpiite bans
rpnfcoe Sal8 % @ruit
90 &r. Howe ifoI %rciic."
"&o," in8be Den 0omlc Wano.
80 man ta8cr Soften fra oig."
"Sa."
"Spoo bill ou 0iorc, 6noer? DIT
fan life ina Ieiet Sen i8icn; Sen cr
bortIopct til Sen me Torpa9ter, en-
ing Gaps, ser ifoI giite Jig
@amIc Sobn los life til at inter.
eSiere iig Tor alt Bette. San ior,f
mere % mere ianmcn, meocn5 Cat.
teren talte.
"Spi& Icg if Sou til at DO her, "
iogoe ban plubielig "fln6e ieg 9reic
mig meo Ell balu arone ON llgen;
ieg ifuIoe nof arcte set"
"8aoer, on funOe life 9reic oig
mcb Ell baIp &ronc og oertil betnle
0u8lcicn," iagoe Caterer, Der cr
intet onoct for Dig eno at fomme poa
6%ottiQbuiet. Ger OiI on bIipe pIeiet
og pastel % babe set aoot ON Bin.
tercn."
"So," iogoe 9mnle &ohu, "moaifc
- men icg oil beler IeOc for Ell baIp
&ronc belle llgcn. Oct piI bIioc Iaa
boarot at goa bio"
San fuloiertc life Srtuingcn.
bare itirreoe ino / Sl0en ubcn at iige
ct Orb.
"SpiS @iQ bar Tom andre Wrno,"
iagoe Gotteren, "og brogte biem i'm
llgelsu ont 2srbngGn, funoe ieg bnpc
SLABS til big, TaOer; men meo ole
@ernene, ofte uoen gtao / SuIet, og
@tu brltffcn."
ga, @ci5," iagoe sen ganIe
Wano npitcn mes ct SmiI, men
bans 2Gber ifialp. Seq oeo, bpao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19
SnonOnet. Or. gl6om Sells, po,,.

6nSnOiIet. Or. Goam Sells, RoIe.
buo, 0@ont., ifrioer: IS oper otter
2lor bar lea OGrat pIaaet al 9nI0er
% @%uouo'Iet. Or. Gctcr3 Qllrtfo
bor fltIoitpnoig bcfriet mig for min
Sloellc. l~uiiuoer bar roit bette
anmIc llrtemi0ocI5 6ortriu iom en-
Nloorcnicr og @~ienopbuggcr. Snaer
@potcf 0}coicjn 2eDcre3 oirefte al
Gr. Gctcr Gabruep & Cons 60,
2501 @aibington gIuo., Gbicoao,
&u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-19

"FtrTit" 9iealernr for bitnrrtiitnSe Sidn,
%0tnaucr bar tiIe nor Del blepet mootftcersoe.
ylloNTnot9c Cplp5ulu9er oerom fi,ure srs
hoIoeS Ueo al bslsqs eller t%ili,rtue Scduorr1s
pton aircricur Siulsu5 Hontor, III r..
geGrboru Street. Gbtcdqo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-05
Breed Theatre.

The human appeal and trcmendous dramatic power of The Th.rd DeEre7. are splerGidly maintained i2 Vita graphs screen version Of the Charles Klein drama which will be the feature attraction at the Breed theatre today . Alice Joyce has tLe ste. Jar role of An nie Sands Her role is that of the waitress bride Of a college youth. who crushes the power of ncr millionaire father in law, worn to destroy her. and of an all-powerful police ipqutsi- ton to save her. young husband from death for q murder. he did not com init, but oe which he WAS tortured 10 confess. Other pictures on the b.H include Betty Compson and GeorEt Larkin in The Dfyil's Trail. a hNcf part World production and the RatIf News.