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The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Motor Express Line
From Coast to Monastir

Emerging out OF the turmoil Of war.
SerY1a finds herself sadly In need of
transportation facilities to meet re-
neWed and enlarged peace time activi-
ues- With the help and advice of
italy new railroad lines are to be
established. During the war several
new roads were built and many old
roads improved for military purposes.
engineers have suggested that adyan-
.aSe be taken Of these means of COM
munication, and motor buses and mo-
tor Iorr1es be run into and through
eerVla. One Of the most important of
these lines would be from the seacoast
% Monastir.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

oiling them. The knowledge of metals
gained in war work will be reflected
in the cars OF the near future. En-
gine and chassis fabrication will be
much improved and the fuel problem
will be much reduced in importance" I"
Peter Steenstrup, manager of the
General Motors Export Company,
thinks that America will supply the
world with automobiles. THE Euro
pean markets will be demanding mo-
tor cars in quantities because auto
mobiles are essential in the vast work
of reconstruction which must follow
the final settlement of peace. For
more than four years no automobiles
for civilian use have been manufac-
tured in Europe"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

Since the war started in 1914 in
terest has Jagged. Auto racing
stood up well for a year, the 1915
season seeing good competition with
foreign cars in action. The next
year the sport began to fall off.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

ly interfered with, 1t is promised The
men involved have been transferred
to other plants in Detroit and Bay
City. By next week, It is expected.
parts Of the plant in which the fire
did its greatest damage will be in
operation. Some 400 men were en-
ployed in the plants which burned.
Plans are under way for the construc-
ton of two additional stories TO the
new Wilson building, now nearly com
pleted, thus making It five stories
high instead Of three. Also, a new
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Bristol Show in Anr;I

Plans are being made by the Bris-
;oI chamber Of Commerce, Bristol.
Lenn'-Na-, for an automobile, truck
tractor and airplane show to be held
some time In April According to g,
" ROBERTS, secretary, the show win
De one OF the largest in the South.
because OF the favorable location of
Srtstol.-From Automobile Tonics
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

For its sixth 5Oo-miIe race Indian
apOlis will bring out the over OF
the worlds racing field. Many for
eign cars are expected and several
American factories, patrons of the
sport in former seasons, contemplate
a return.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

Cliff Durant Is the son Of w. c.
Durant, president OF the General
Motors Company. which includes
the Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Oakland,
Buick Cadillacs, Nortbway Motors
and the Weston-Mott companies
From Automobile Topics,
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
WILSON BODY FIRE
MEANS NEW BUILDING
Loss Was 100000. but Produc.
ton Will Not Be Much.

While Gre, supposedly resulting from
lightning during an electrical storm
in Detroit, caused a loss of 5000 to
the Wilson Body Company, produc-
ton in the plants will not be material
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Addition to Truck Buldins.

United States Motor Truck Cons
peny. Cincinnati. Ohio. IL prepar-
ing plans for an addition TO ics
plant. The new building viii be
three stories in heights-From Auto
Trade Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

building VIII be erected on the sits
of the burned plant, of concrete and
steel construction, and modern in
every respect. = From Automobii0
Topics.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Goddess In the Machine
Dictates 1919 Car Modes!
BY FREDERICK M. KERRY.

BY FytEDEHICh M. hEHBfs
a.
New York, March S-wonsen are 60
ing TO be behind the steering wheels
of the 1913 autos. Men must drive
cars built for women" Mans pre-
tense that a motor car is an intricate
piece of machinery that a mere wo-
mans untechnical mind can't UNDER
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

The return OF the 500-mile race to
the Indianapolis Speedwy means the
return of automobile racing as a
major sport in America.
Since the war started in 1914 in
terest has Jagged. Auto racing
stood up well for a year, the 1915
season seeing good competition with
foreign cars in action. The next
year the sport began to fall of.
Indianapolis did not stage a race
in 1917 nor 1918 because the owners
Of the brick track could not see pa
trIOtism in trying to keep alive the
sport when the participants were
needed by Uncle Sam to care for and
pilot his airpIanse. trucks, tractors
and automobiles.
From its inception in 1911, when,
with forty-seven entries, the first
5O0-mile race was staged, the In
dI1napOlis event became the Blue
Ribbon OF America Indianapolis, in
addition to being the only speedway
to successfully stage more than one
50O-mile race, has a track that tests
the driving skill of the pilot. The
brick course which is familiar to
>
slight gradient and four stretches.
The curves force the driver to show
his skill to stay on the track and
the stretches permit sprints for po-
sitiOn.
For its sixth 5Oo-mile race Indian
aDOlis will bring out the over of
the worlds racing field. Many for
eign cars are expected and several
American factories, patrons of the
sport in former seasons, contemplate
a return.
The first entry for the 5oo-nfle
Liberty Sweepstakes automobile race
to be run over the two-and-one-
half-mile course has arrived at
Speedway headquarters. r. c. Du-
rant, president of the Chevrolet Mo-
tor Company, of California, with
headquarters at Oakland. Cal, en-
tered a Chevrolet Special for the
big motor classic. Cliff, as Durant
has been known to the racing fra
ternity. is an ardent race fan. He
has been a visitor to every 5OO-rniIe
race, and at one time acted as re-
lief driver for Barney OIdheId when
that veteran endeavored to win the
last 5O0-mile race with a De I,age
car.
Cliff Durant Is the son OF W. c.
Durant, president OF the General
Motors Company. which includes
the Chevrolet, OldsmobiIe, Oakland,
Buick. Cadillacs, Nortbway Motors
and the Weston-Mott companies
From Automobile Topics.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
.SyIeI / Maven foIaaI-
.sageI daaI|ig FoId0je|se
Frembringer Gas, Snrhed og Smerte
Hvorledes de behandles.

Observation-Disclosures siger, at
nnsten Nitiendedele af allie Nave
vanskeligheder, Uford9jelighed, Sur
he'd, brsendende Fprnemmelser, Gas,
Opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
fra en- Oyerfl6dighed af Mavesyre
| Maven og like, som nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa Ford6jelsesvmd-
skier. Mavens delikate Slimhinde
bliver irriteret, Ford9jelsen forsin-
kes, F6den bliver sur, og derived
opstaar disse ubehagelige sympto-
mer, som ale Mavelidende kender
a vel.
Kunstige FordGjelsesmidler e1
ikke ~n6dvendige saadanne TIL
.fmlde og kan gore virkelig skade.
Prov paa at undgaa ale Fordgjel-
ses-Hjelpemidler og faa / stedet
paa ct Apothek nogle faa Ounces
Bisurated Magnesia .og tag en- TIE
skefuld ct kvart Glas Wand lige
efter, at De har spdst. bette for
:frisker Maven, forhindrer en- over
fl6dig Syredannelse, og der OPP
STAIR ingen surhed, Gas eller
smerte. Bisurated Magnesia q
Pulver eller Tabletter - aldrig
flydende eller / M@lkeform) er
uskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og er den NEST virknings-
sfulde Form az Magnesia for ale
Mavetilf@lde. bet benyttes az TIL
sinder af Menneskrr, som nu kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Fryg4
for Fordgjelsesvanskeldgheder
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
operbepiIelroe araft. BarIallcne rig

operbepiienoe Strait. BarIallcne rig
|tigc2 Set CT 10 mligt, at n-8aab=
cDefernc MOB fin Billic bar taget
tell % opgipet altfor bpie Sal. Seq
mao tilitaa, at leo ielb troeoe poo
|oiSic Sal % paa, at l(~baa6sfrigen
|biloe aipe os Sejrell. So, leg piloe
gaa Di6ere enbnu / mine 8efienoel-
let. ga ben tpife &igsbag filtes i
9c9Dn0el1cn al Suli 1918, efter at
Huogettet bar peotaget, bar leg per-
|lonlW operbebtlt on, at i,roen hi
1.oae0e 1.September, bilbe bore Sien-
Ser fDnllnc meb Grebsfori1ag til os.
Seq lugoe set lelo / Migsonsen, %
man troeoe mig. @anife pi1t bar por
|5tillina meget far1ig, foriaapiot iom
|pi bauoe lat alt paa ct Sort, men
bba6 betpb bette bel, naor Ri bar fit
re pao at pinoe arigen. 0g ri bar
iao meget mere fire berpaa, Tom olle
oe Oplps11inger, ser in6Isb til os
iro bore ~bemmelige Mqenter, meobel=
te os, at Gtemntngcn / @ntentenS
9a'loc, iprlig Tranfrig, bar fortpipz
let. Set por oaiaa @raft al Be
|plo1t6cocn bcront, at BET itore SoDeo=
fporter fortlatte mes 8omburocn1e1=
|tct al EariS, ifient Negieringen !
|Gplflanb i @rum6e11 bar tmoo oct.
Man baabebe be6 bette 8ombnroe=
nte1lt Werligere at fren1fpn0e Demo<
yaliiationcll % Gplpsringsfrocesien
i 6ronfria ben Splpsningsproces,
iom bore bemmetige Mgenter bper
Sag gop os mere og mere 6etoljerebe
Gplpsninaer. ON. Tor. TENT %erfjel1ote
ri, at ser ingen 1ao6on 9emoraliloz
.tion oa Splssning fon0tes, oa at
bore Ngerters Mopporter bar f1lo=
ltaalOi0 lpgnagtige. @i nentebe, at
Scr / 9lutningeu al S,1li Mool1eo..
.oiloc %u6brp6e fpGre l%1roligbeoer /
Horis. Set bar for at paoifpn6e
oisle, DIT Ri begDnbte Sen ltore 0f-
fcniip bei Is. Slt1i. Den 18. S1li,
0a Sen frantic Offeniib bros Ias, og
oa 6ocb po116t fit ferlte Sejr, bor Ser
ingen imellem os, emo fife oen melt
optimiitiife, lom life forltob, at nj,
bar alt tnbt. Geroens Sfiebne bor
blepen afgjort pua tire Gage.
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4Krnnaha.
Saa finger man.

"Dani ten bat SER pu116en, S1,rra,
@urral" s5na0an 100 set noe pao
,SolDla116 MDeltue forleber often, og
bet bar Serman @urlen, iom lang al
.Siertens 2pit % pltr @Ia6e, for mi
.bopoe ban faaet @epn oper aegle=
.lpiller1e fra &acl1e, og 39pt1en er
lp6, / 5arbelesbeb naor man foar
9pnfeiteg Gilgift iom SeirstrofG.
Oct bar Sons 9ol1liens &eglebolb
fra Racine, alle fem raife 5penoe,
lom ben1e Gong tom neo til &enoiba
meb 81ob paa Ean6en for otter at
uofGmpe en- DDit meo &ermansabin-
tet, Der fit 1%noroerligt @lg oppe / @o-
cine for llogen Eib iioer1. 0g fra
sStarten al los BET til, at oe 5ren1.
.meoe ogiaa 6e1lne Gang piloe goo al
.meb Sejren, for i fprite gse0gang
pa116t be meo 10t Noints, ino set NOT
.fll1oe le lo til, at 101 bar 1tbe for
Serrlanifterne. Men ina begp,1ote
aaptainen at tale tDif. Niebs for
.blpffen 1aiferr, formaneoe bon fine
|Spenoe, bborpaa ban ipDtteoe Soc
|per1e % laaoe for meo fritz Moo,
for oct Inner at blibe forIgft 1neo en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
:. :. .. !. inbilerer.

9cn 26oe Mpril bar set 100 Mar,
iibe1 oelt ferfte 2oge al Sen Ser
6ensorganiiatiou, foln er fjenbt nm
Der ooenltaacnoe 8osltaber, Ser
Eitaor for "SSnoenpent Srber Of S66
SelloipS", bleu orga,1ileret 8alti-
more, 3merifa 90 / ben11e Mnleor
ming bleo Der Gbnoag gftermi6oog
.afbolbt Ell flor Baraoe / ct. 8u1,l.
Set oaarlige Ser bap0etil Meiultat,
at Gil1ll,tningel1 life blep }oo flor
Tom p%entet; men oog bar Ser ODER
1000 Soo TellomS' fra CHILLING
.bpernc / .@eleboerne, ba Srfeltrenes
Maricbtoncr lgb. Bara6en git fra
.@opitoliet .gjenuem @Dens 6orrets
n%ingsfoarter til Mu6itorium, bpor
Der bar arral,geret ct fortr9ffeIigt
Nrogrom. @angnuanre og Caller Of
hetsleoe btnanoe1l paa Ell barmoni1f
Maaoe. Yaa- 5cenen Iaaes flerc
fie11bte glniieter ionl Gfs=8orgmetre-
tic @iam NomerS, ct. Yaul> og
@ollace 9. Mpe, Minneapolis, Of
Or: 3. :. @arbam, ogiaa fra MeI1ez
bpel1. S 8ara6en iaaes EN-. Del
fjenote 6anifc Nniigter fra &olonier=
tic. / Winneapolis- % at. Ba,,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Meiler til 9anmarf.

Miis Mnno Subj, 8%eitpreri116el,
.paa ltng6omsbjenlmet, refer Ons6og
ben 5. Maj berfra til Seem Sort for
at rei1e til Dnnmarf. Sen6es Sober
.er olporlig jig, iaa Set er nprmeit
:af oenne @r1tno, at @eifer1 Tier 1ao
.tiolig. Mi1s Marie 811cf, iom er
belfien6t ber, %opertager Miis S1tb1s
.8jerning iom 8eitprerinbe.
Mn1o Subj bar mt mart / 3 Mor
|ppret 8%eltprerin6e at l%1ng0omsbiem=
met. M1e er iifferlig erige ON, al
bum bar fpl6t oenne @ln6s mes ulao-
banlig Dpgtigbeo. Set er fifferlie
alles Saob % 9nife, at pi mart mao
lie ben6e iblon6t % igien.
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Moberae gerliner-

De 1i0lt nnfo1n1e 8er1inerblabe re-
@fererer cit &etsiag, Ser CT ganife be-
.tegnenoe for be nl,baren6e Eilltanoe
/ Spiflanb. @n 1,ng 2ebemano Gar
rnr life mere el,6 is Mor) blep 6bmt
til 6 Moane6erS Spngiel for at ia:
be i%tioalet $4,000 Marf fra fin Chef
|5or 6isie Benge more6e Fan fig fac
grlt1roig, at 6e ollere6e efter nogl{
Tigers 6orl6 bar llupne op. 81. a
lejebe ban Ell 2eiligbeo til ct Hige:
barn, Ionn ian fal6te fin Sorlobeoc
,og bpem ban forereoe a6ifilligc foft.
bare Smnffer, ct Hioto etc. @cfte1
al &engene blep lpiit og 6ruffet op
Gen unge, 1pfffeliige Game bar -.
ID Mor gommel!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
@innlapnltB.
Wers. Gpreniens Besrapelje.

Mr. Mntbon 6. fSprenlen, Omaha,
Der opbolot Jig Der ! 8pen iioite llge
i Mnleoning af bans Slitrus 8egra-
belle, fif life megen Gio til at ie fine
mango Wen1aer, 90 Der bar meget al
|orbne % Eiben. pat fort. Gil De
mango, ban life iaa, ienoer ban fine
penltglte SilIener. San reiite tilbu=
&c Eors6ag Mften.
Sra ba,,s @enner / Omaha bar Ser
iellbt cn Masie @lomiter og Deforu
TONER.
Mrs. Sgrenlen bpiler mi paa sen
lm1,ffe @rabplaos paa @rD1tal Safe
airfegoar6, tGt peo &aitor Eronb=
|bergs Min6eltgtte. &iiten blep baa=
ret til @rapen at Bamiliens nermeltc
|Bennefreos, s.. So. gbriitenier, Mar-
tin !So1rieu, 81. 80. 9unobeim, Mnr=
tin MclIou, Sacob Nprregaarb %
90. q. Hasuusien.
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aon1resmouo S. s. G1lslportb,
Ma'tfato, bor officielt anmelbt fin
aonoiootlr for ben replblifanlfe
Nomination til @l1pernprembeoct al
Mfimeiota. !@an erflerer fig for Ell
Sonmage=Tar og flyer. at set repl,=
b%lifanIfe Narti bar opD6rt at fungere
/ Winneiota. @all er sen fprite, ionl
6efienotgipr tit aan6iootur. Set
ferlyoer, at @l,per,1br 8urnquilt life
ogtcr at iege @ienbalg, bporimob
onbre flyer, at @%ubern1ren enonl1
fife bar truffet nogen 8eltemmeI(e /
|ioo &enleenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

we'd god Vel, Postrlte, Telefonlinje,
wild" men let ryddelig, god Eng.
8 Mil fra Milaca, ct velbebygget
Nabolag; lette Betingelser; $3.50
pr. Acre.
100 Acres god Leriord. alt ind
hegnet og krydshegnet, god Vel,
&c Stykher Kvaeg, IA Make
kSer, 4 Heste, allie Redskaber. 80
Hons, 2 Buggies, Vogue, code Byg-
ninger; 20 Acres under Plov, 40
Acres Eng, 7h Mil fra en- god lille
BY, er til Salg straks; $4,000,
Iette Viikaar. For naermere Oplys-
ninger skriv til
Allen & Morneau. Inc. Milaoa' MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Gr Der ct ban1f 6oIb?

S Ml1leoning Meobe1e1ier i Sag
.blaoene, at Ben berparen6e onnife
Mtletfll1bs 5occorfo6bol6 Solo /
Sgmoags ieireoe ! ct Spi1 meo gf-
bio,t @oloet, nofaloet bar 2 Maal
moo I, bar oi babt ooifillige Sore
fpSrgiler, ON Der Ter / Bbe1 er ct
oanf 5ooboloDolo eller life. 81 maa
looe Spergsmualet gaa bioere til
rette @eofommenoe: gi bar ingen
Me0belelier fact fra Gnnf MtIet
&lnb om Sobboloprogramn1et for
iaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Ent1tft HcI1dtat.

@eo Ben nDlig afluttebe Seirs<
lnnsfnmpogne bnr Mrbeioet belt mel
lem 25 8omiteer eller Seam, bber
me6 en- General, og Set Seam,
iom fltn6e opbiie oct 1tgrlte 8elgb
bier Sag fit 9gren at at ifpoe 5fi=
BET poo Mico1let Npe frem. &omite
eller Seam" ger. 3 bonoe Dor bel=
fjel,otc 2anbsmano Sbs. S. Sfellet
It'll General, og UNDER bans energiife
G9rer1fab IpffebeS Oct bcnne &o1nite
at erboloe $3.50 Subifribenter til
|SeirSlaanet, og oct tegne6e 8elgb
m1orog $1,t96, 200, eller meo nnore
Orb BEN felnte beo{te at Sc IS &o-
miteer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Snbaae ira California.

Miis so. Senlen % Mi1s Sgrge1ts
len, 270O 22no ctr. g., 1om set
melte al @iinteren bar opbpl6t fig /
Sos Nngeles og bar gjort en- 8eiie
longs aplten meb Opbol6 / flere 8D=
er, TOM / 2eroags tilboge fra 6enne
&ejle. Sc bor meget flint % go6t
at berettc fra r1Gbnte Neiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

o. J. Olsens danske skraatobak,
l5c pr. Rul; karvet Blad, $l.00 pr. Pund;
Lys Virginia, ST. so pr. Pund. De reneste
agte Ware j Markedet. Deved like, hvad
de mister, som like bruger dem. .Sende.
overall mod Money Orders og.K ontant. C.
q. D. 10 Cents extra. Rabat til Handlen.
&c. 9 Onion 81, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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2prbag Miten ben 10. NRa;

Miajfeiten 2prbag Miten ben 10. Ma
Com omtalt bar II. al 1905" ar,
rallDeret cit Waifelt, Der bill finoe
|StcO &eroag Mften ben 10. Maj i
|9anio lille Gal. Mt opmme eftcr Oct
|itore afDefsleuoe Brogram, lom Seit-
|fomiteen forleoen forelog6e %; teg-
ller bet til at blipe en- Set, lom bill
|ltge 9pnrto til alt, bbab 6e for
|ifiellige banffe Goreniager / &ntcr
eu0nu bar bubt Den oanlfe aoloni,
og mai oil bell1e Mften fonrme til
at gienopleoe 11ogle al De forneielige
elmer, lont fjenoetegner Maifelterne
i Sc CODE gamle Gage, ba man ems,
I'LL life fie1tote til Bol|bepisme eller
tprfte pua, at man eli pnoig Wai=
n1orgen / oct @errens @nr 1919 fan=
De flpbe fra Mpl1ebDen til "tbe
Win0D GitD" paa nogle faa Elmer.
SSrniolerti0 fan befler life nlle glere
bette, men 0erimoo fan alle "flpbe"
It'll 9ania Sail en- Inn Majaften %
lie oen moriomme Iarceippg "@ump-
ret initter", Ser bil Unite" 8ubli=
fum, iaa ser oil ber1fe ct Snmer 1o1n
al6rig fpr / Dariaborgen; man bill
.ligelebcs meo Spmerflombeo lptte
til 6. 6. N~orbenfletbs fortfattere
Calf" ON "G1espig, bort omltriote
2on6", buoroper Sribe6ens Col mart
bill ifin11e. gnbpibere omfatter 8ro=
.grammet &or=, Colo og Da1etlange.
og mar man Iaa tillige oplpies ON,
at aomiteen bar iprget for en- for
trpffelig D%aniemultf, fal1 ri 1iffert
foruoiige fulot &us til Maifelten.
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2per tie Son.

minneapolis 9if / Mopoags "oper
TIE Cop, lom set be66er. Bpen ban-
sc oa tegnet fin Mn6el / GeirsIoo=
net. Stint.
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$4,000 landsmand onske.

} til at indsende to Safety Razor
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&onfirntationsielifab.

Fnltor EarpQaar6 og Srue babe
! Mllleonil1g al 6eres Caters Som
firn1ution inobuot Ell 1terre &reos at
heres &enner % 9efjen6te til et
Mften1elifab / sgn6ags. @iaiterne
til6rogte Ell bpegelig Sis i Set gi9it=
frie 8%raitebie1n. aonhrmonoin6en
Mifs Sl1qer 9arpgooro blep mango
CODE 9nifer tiloel ligeiom e, Gel
Ilnuffc @aber operrafteS benoe.
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MI. Farmer: K x ta like De aiso es Mo.
nitor drill" vaek, fordi Pladerne
:apreder eller skilles ad. Bestil ct
Sat af mine ny patent Disc At
~stachments". Disse holder Pladerne
.sammen og holder dem samtidig re-
ne Pris:, 60c Stykket, eller $12 for
ct sset af 20; kontant eller Halv-
,delen at Belgbet med Ordren. For
CSC vii jeg sende en- Prove med
Poster. Opgiv i Ordren, ON Diet er
for ''single" eller double bar.
John A. Swanson. Bantry. N. Oak.
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fyil1t.

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Hv0R Err
De DODE?
at JOHN EDGAR.
Frit oversat af
Frede Westergaard.

Skriftet forteller logisk og
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Had skal do, men KRrlighed
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m1tnofulo goif. Saa Iotte ba1 aug=
len no meo fu16 Sart. Sc anore.
fuIote Crop meo BET &eililtnt, at
|8agerboloet i a1roen Neoeang mdnttc
BUTTE UNDER mes 20 8oints % tre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28

paid man In vaudeville.
Ioudini Ia now IN California do
Ing dcath.defying stunts before the
camera. During the filming Of
The Grim Game" Houdini nearly
lost hls life. In swinging from one
plane 10 another. while thousands OF
feet IN the air. tho propeilerH on tho
two machines cntanEled and they
dashed straight down 10 earth. This
was, OF course. an accident. but the
camera In a third plane caught the
entire scene. from the enlargement
TO the crash.
IL may be safely stated that this
particular feat will never be dupll
Gated. as such an accident would
hardly happen again under the cir.
cumstances. nor would most camera.
men be cooLhcaacd enough 10 keep
on turning the crank when the
death OF several persons looked Ger.
tain.
This hair raising stunt IL ono az
tho features shown In The Grim
Game" which opens a, the Mission
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28

Pretty little Mabel Normand
doesn't often look as serious and
angelic as she does here. on the
contrary. Mabel geenrally wears a
mischievous grin and looks more like
little imp of satan.
Mabel comes TO the Clemmer Sat.
urday In her very latest comedy.
which is titled. Upstairs" described
as story of tho sunny side OF life
with a laugh at every flicker. And
tho little star plays two roles-first
she appears as the overallclad rascal
who sings hash I'm the kitchen of a
big hotel-next, she is CARRIED I'm
qucenly finery. ana IL the center OF
attraction as the ''ragtime stepper'
In the cabaret OF the famous Hotel
RITZ.
with Mabel I'm the picture Is young
Cullen Lands. who played the Curly
Kid" In Rex Beach's "The Girl from
outside"
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