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The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Horses at Garden
Ale Regular Actors,
Performance Reveals

They are the most intelligent
horses I've ever seen. never saw
animals like them before and
wouldn't have believed that a horse
could know as much as these seem
to know" n
Thus spoke the stage manager at
Moore's Garden Theater when re-
ferring to Highball, SNOWFALL, Anna
and Kate, the four white horses
which make the dash across the
Garden stage In the chariot race
which precedes the showing Of the
film attraction 'Madonnas and Men. =
For INSTANCE" he said. ''they
know their cue as well as a human
being could know, It. It so happens
that we start the race Immediately
after the slave girl Is seen chained
has told what woman means to
very loudly. This Is the signal for
the curtain to rise and the horses
know, It's all we can do to stop
know. its all we can do to stop
them starting to gallop the moment
the actor stops speaking" .E
But the thing that puzzles me Is
rhe way they get on to the cue. We
don't always use the same prologue
in every city played and on Sunday
last, they had their first show with
the exceptionally lavish proiorue
we are using here. and by Monday
night they knew that cue"
There's another thing. These
four horses know that they do two
prologues in the afternoon and two In
the evening. r'd like to see you
drive them on the stage before they
have made that race twice and I'd
7lso like to see you keep them on
the stage after they have done it,
This bit Of information came
about. during = conversation at the
Garden theater where the film show
mentioned. a most spectacular pro-
duction, Is accompanied by what is
considered the largest. most ex-
pensively staged and most unusual
prologue that has ever been at
tempted in Washington Is being
shown.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Preparing st. Johns.

Scenes on the Steamer st. Johns,
now lying at the Seventh street
wharf. show the early approach of
GUNNER. A crew of painters and
workmen are busy daily painting
and decorating the big vessel in
preparation for the opening of the
season on Decoration Day.
Several private excursions have
been booked for this date which will
be announced later. The steamer
st. Johns has had a complete ovver-
hauling in dry dock at Baltimore
with new wheel and drive shaft i'm
stalled, and the owners are antici-
pating large season for moonlight
trips and Colonial Beach tripa
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
At the Arcade.

At the Arcade Auditorium next
Friday night which falls on the
dreaded thirteenth of the month.
there will be staged q series Of Jolly
Lucky Spot" dances when deIlc-
ious boxes Of confections will be
awarded to thirteen lucky ones ot
the fair sex all life members of
some Of the many Thirteen Clubs
who are expected to turn out In
force on that night. Several Of
those old time favorite Paul
Jones" dances win bs the attraction
tomornow svoninG
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

matte love story. Some idea OF the
character Of the heroine may be
gathered from the title
The wren. most diminuttve or
Birds" says Shakespeare. viii
fight. her young ones in her nest,
against the OWL In the bird king
dom she represents the very spirit
Of motherhood and when Dickens
in Our Mutual Friend" wanted q
name for the crippled little dolis
dressmaker who was 50 eager to
mother and protect everyone VINO
came near her he called her Jenny
Wren. Seeby Olds, In this new
Harrington play, is just that sort
a girl filled with the mothering i'm
pulse toward her father, her school
children and her lover. II is a role
that Miss Hayes has previously
played, but It is one that will suit
her. personality precisely.
I Miss Hayes advance to stardom
has been rapid-but not too rapid.
She has been under Mr.. Tyler's
management ever since she played
'Pollyanna" for him on the Pacific
Coast. The next season he gave
her a part in his Broadway pro-
duction Of Tarkington's "Penrod'
and then he lent her to Charles
Frohman, Inc. to play the little
dream daughter in Barrfes Dear
Brutus" with william Gillette at
the Empire Theater. Her success
in that part was phenomenal and
set the whole town talking. Of her
brilliant future. Last season she
scored another hit as Cora in Tar
kingdoms Clarence" which she left
to be featured in the title role of
Bah"
The Gayety Theater closed its
doors last night and buriesque In
Washington for the summer months.
Manager Jarboe announces that he
will lay away the same reservations
for next season that had bean re-
served thts Pear.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Vaudeville

The Strand announces for the week, beginning
today program that includes Cantor and Yates pro-
duction, Five Musical Buds" a hodge-podge of music,
charm and syncopation: Work and Mack In eccentric
doings: Phil Fen and Flo Tennyson in "A Revusical
Musical Jim CoRnors and Edna Boyne In their latest
Piece of Lace" Bart Doyle, the Dublin
how: Shirley Mason in her most recent cinema MASTER
niece The Lamplighter" special short subjects.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Sheltered Daughters" "-Rialto.

"sheltered Daughters" Realart's latest feature
production starring Justine Johnstone
from the story by George Bronson Howard will open
a weeks engagement at Moore's Rialto Theater to-
day. Showing of the adventures which came
girl who had been kept closely confined the story
Is said to exceptionally strong lesson for
both parents and children. Helen Ray Charles Ger
ard, Warner Baxter, Riley Hatch, Edna Holland and
others appear in the cast.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
VaudeyiIleR. F. Keith's

Marion Harris, the favorite of the phonograph
fans with Fred Hoss and his famous orchestra Will
be the main attraction B. F. Keiths theater this
week commencing at the matinee tomorrow Others
will be the sisters, one-time queens OF va
riety; the FrankIyn and Charles Company; Spencer
and Williams; Buckridge and Casey; Anderson and
Yvel; Etie Erie The Topics Of the Day" kino-
grams and more novelties to be announced later.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
'Madonnas and Men"-carden.

With startling PrologIe; "Madonnas and Mem
Garden for another seven days. beginning TODAY
Ihe prologue with It's chartot race and the picture
carrying q story of sweeping tremendons sctJor
mark notable offering. Evan Burrows Fontaine tbs
dancer: Edmond Lowe Raye Dean, Anders RandoIS
Faire Binney and Gustav Won seyfritz are members
ot the aL-star cast supplemental features complete
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Sacred and Profane Love"-Palace.

Elsie Ferguson, the noted stage and screen star,
will be seen at Loew's Palace Theater for the full
week beginning this afternoon In the version
Of Arnold Benefits mighty romance, Sacred and
Profane Love-" in which Miss Ferguson is supported
by Conrad Nagel and anIexceptonal cast of players
This the famous stage success which premiered at
National Theater here and in which Miss Fergu-
son had a brilliant Broadway
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
"Shaight Is the Way"-Pols.

Beginning today at o'clock, Polls Theater will
present the Paramount Cosmopolitan picture Straight
is the Way" for period of week with the ex-
ception of Monday, May O.. The hlm will be shown
continuously Sunday. and beginning with Tuesday
the showings will be twice daily. at AIS and 8:i5
George Parsons, Gladys Leslie Mabel Bert van Dyke
Brooks and Hebry Sedley. '
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Vaudevine-Cosmos.

Dr. Carl Harmon, famous mind reader heads the
Cosmos Theater bill which opens tomorrow. Wini-
fred Gflrane assisted by Herford Hartwell and hve
dancing buds will present The Whiri Of the Dance;
tones and Sylvester Catching Their Train" Holi
day and wiilette in -Detaied" Gillespie and Lee IN
music: Jocelyn Turne in AT the Post; Alvin and
AIyinS eonilibrists; wallace Reid IN The Love Spe
ciaI" and Greenhorns." comedy, other acts
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
The Oath "-MehopoEtan.

This weeks offering at the Metropolitan. begin
ming this afternoon. will be the last of First Nationals
Big Five Rsoul WaIsh's special production Of The
Miriam Cooper. Conway Tearle, Anna Q. Nilsson and
Henry Give cast in the principal roles The
duction of exquisite artistry the story
of
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Habit

crandaIPs will present this weak she~,nn,,. a..
day; FIRST Nationals latest stellar vehtcis Sor ~.
Ssans drama depicts The sIpsrisnsss Of
luxury and resorted TO devious for psrpsta.H9 ~
ing her life Of ease when seemed 70 ~
The supplementary comedy will ne 49, .a5Isstened
titled Turkey ~ f>fe~sss en-
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
'In the Shadow of the Dom.v-R.l..,.

. A. the Shnbert- -Belasco tonight win bs sha~, o..
az m time On any screen the latest bF prediction
ssnadow Sf the Dome The story has 70 DO wits
Hail. Eulalie Jensen. william Parks ~ p"psId
Marguerite Gale Clayton Frye and Imoxsn T.xss.
are seen In various roles. A'A'ssh fAyor
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Sentimental Tommy"-Columbia.

Sentimental Tommy" the adaptation of sir Jane.
n. Barries famous story. in which Gareth HuThss
May McAvoy and Mabel raliaferro have roles of i'm,
portance. will be presented for second great week
at Loews Columbia Theater, beginning this afternoon
at oclok George Fawcett is included in the cast
players, and exceptionally hne array ~ added
program selections makes Offering one OF distfnct
novelty = - N'oN---~N
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
The Oath '-Kniekerboeker.

Today and tomorrow the Knickerbocksr will nra
sent Raoul Walsh's special production 'aThe oatb
with Miriam Cooper. Conway Tearle, Annato Nilsson
Peters and F,orenee Yidor In Lying Lips" Thursdsy
day. Vitagraphs Perturbation of Black Beauty
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
THE CALL OF A. WORTHY CAUSE

Under the provisions of the terms
OF sale of the Red Cross Stamps, the
funds from which were to be used to
treat tubercular patients, and seventy
five per cent of the receipts to be re-
tanned by the local chapter, this chap
ter has expended its en-
tire resources in providing treatment
for two months for q most worthy
case, but the hospital authorities stare
that it will be necessary for this lady
to remain for four months longer to be
cured. The lady in question is a
widow, with two children, one of wnom
IS only four years of age, and she has
no relatives who could come to her
aid. If she is not permitted to remain
and receive this treatment she will
return a charge upon the community.
| 1t costs forty five dollars a month
! to keep her in the hospital, one dollar
and a half per day. If just thirty
people would volunteer to pay for ono
days expenses each month for the
four months it would mean the saliva
ton of a life and the return Of q
mother to her children well again anc
able to provide for them. No worth
Ter cause exists than this Mr. Hugh
Johnson Chairman Of the Red Cross
has consented to receive and disburse
the funds for this purpose and an ur
gent call is made on the generous
people of Scotland Neck to come Tor
ward and take care of this patien>.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
FREE TYPHOID TREATMENT

Notice has been received from Dr..
carter, County Health Officer that ne
would be in Scotland Neck, June 18TH,
between nine A. M, and four P. M,
at the Mayor s Office to administer
free anti-typhoid treatment. If anv
person has not been treated in 1ne
past three years they should ava1i
themselves of this opportunity.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

Mr. H. J d ''>
Rapids, ~ N'
Hon. Nlfs0''
sion, n - "'o q '''>'-''> % 80 y =
Town yes.sf''''
,4.rv end Hattie Weeks
left TINS l'''' '''
C.. TO A'.s
No of Hohooo5 N :,
MI ...;aoss visitor in town this
uor1lfs'
r 7vb;+abnrst of Hohooo1
7.;ss a;+o :,
" -
gu"
Mr. E.soar Dunn, of Dawson IS
Mr.. Dickens, Of n. L. Steadman &
"a Of Halifax. n. c., was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
=
Mrs. w H. y Z" s''' v ON . :
=
Ar. ana MIS- - = : min =
Aorf'-A' '"'' "i'0 ''''S - - : - : :
Mr. j. W. Maui .'''' : ! = --N : : -
o...- I-++ e cnoo;,,a
., t.- hoor r;s;+;ar bora 20,
4o7a - hu how.
Mr. Louis Hancock, of Hills y
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

Call me when you want hauling
done, trunks or packages moved,
Bowers & Co.'S Gray Horse and Dray.
Prices as they should be, conditions
considered. PETE WHITEHEAD
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

1t is an established fact, that good music
has the power to steady the nerves and
calm the agitated mind. Mr.. Edison
spent 3 millions Of his dollars and over !
years of his time in research work to
develop an instrument of such absolute
realism, that the true beauties and full
benefits of good music could be enjoyed
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

,r,sos Mary and Hattie Weeks
,.t+ this morning for Greensboro, n
{. "a attend Summer School.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
LOCAL NEWS
- AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

- T. Jones drove to Roanoke
1s \. C.. yesterday on business.
,r,n Wilson G. Lamb, Of William:
C.. was a business visitor in
,rn Yesterday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
~"epIprin9en" flutter.

Gaa @rlrno af Sen fore Sorismmels
len fra Gbonncnternes Sioe oeb at inos
icube Sornpelie, og at ben @runb iGtter
llbqipcren / en- u~bebaselig Sttling nel
at paafsre fig unsbise llsgifter ol
Girlb, bar ies iunbet bet ticnlist al
itoppe gInbet, bpiIfct er meset MOB min
Bile. Seq beb bette gubIiab blir moo
tat meb Semob af mango; ii9r al DC
irm iornbet / CONNER. ct turet grios
Tab er bet for be mango iom LATTE gld'
set / SoIsr, os oar slao | Oct. genlt'
aens bet er noset anbet norift SlaS ION
fl,nbe fomme os til llnbiGttclie beo al
otertaee Dor 9iite os sipe os 8um for
bort Stof / gIabet.
Sea taller for De mango bhseeltgt
stunSer leg fit tiGbrinse peo ReSaitsr'
Itolen at "Solsrineen". Seq bill alortq
elemmc be mango sobe grebe fplot al
@IGbe ober at f,mne lrie bort gIao, oa
frrbc isien fienbte, og mansen Sang bal
nit Die paapt % Siertct fplSt at 8lGsc
cuer at tunne iibSe | Ell StiQins bpor
lea funbe iprcbe @lGbe 90 Spe9c til
Sunbrcber al mine S~ambp9otneer.
Sjem.
giu ieler ies mig bebrsoet. tiee og lei
oper at maatte ilutts bette Ian rcspGt'
biee Srbeibe paa @rirH al al Solf for'
iemte fin YIist beb at ienoc ino | rette
Sio. Ga. 400 er Salet pda &c lom er
tilbase, cs life bar betaIt cp. Sapss
be billet ienbt inb bpao DC 'tbletc, tirnoe
Set bIi mig til Iibt Si9Ip til Spbetaline
gen Of ben l~lnberbaIance ieg er fonntc'
/ paa gr,ino at Slaoet.
Seq bill life at Saset ifal poe mig no.
gen mere SiGlp enb be bar, tht sasei
bar life flere Nibler eno Oct trGneei
til at betale for Bet grbeibe iom bet e.
Ia: til at tdge bare paa.
Seq hapoe | sanfe for et Nar itcer
n ,iSsiue en- pos coer Solrnser | Ser
benstrisen. % WinSer fra Sclsr; meT
icm Gmitrnbiebeberne MI er. fan it
life tnnfe paa bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
min lille Pige bar
ti|tdget fefnten Pund,"
$i9er Iykke|ig Nor.

buife. arn en- Wooer fan foritoa
boab leg leo ueb of lie min Sotter
iaalebes iagte men iiffert at torres
bort til bper Sag. Seq fitnbe oanife.
Zig boloe Suarerne tilbage taar reg
iaa paa henbe.
"Sor Ter Ioaneber iiben toe 81
benSe ub al SfoIen, troerOc bette
ntaaife flinbe bielpe benbe, men bun
pebbIeb of blipe bGrre. 81 blep for.
talt, at bum pilbe blipe bebre mar
bun bleb 9lbre, men iea bar bange
bum life fiinbe lepe OF fplbte mangen
Saare oper benbes Sorfatriug. s
girfcligheben par baabe min Dto1o
% ieg ligefrem ipge az sgngitel'e
oper heuoe, oa boa oar Der intet lom
aioroe henbe noget gobt.
"Gn Gag iagoe min gtanb: 'Soor'
for life laoe Iarn forIsge Sanloc?
Sper Icrqeu bar ieg leit / Ipiierrte
ON en- eIler anben, iom er blepne
billpite oeraf, og oct fan bore boao
bun tr91tger.'
asa, ieg bapbe iorisgt oft anbet,
% ion BEN iibite Stlflitgt loo iea
Iarp iorisge SanIac, % reg bar
ppret tafnemIis ct Sltiino @ange at
ieg iaa eiorbc. SCR bitn bar ferot9
meb ben ferite Slaife ipiIte bun iom
hi bapbe snifet Of ie benbe ipiic De
iiSIte ire g(ar. Nu or bun BEN fsrite
oeo gorSet o9 Sen iibite iii at forlnoe
set. Sun bar tiltaqet iemten Slrrto,
bpilfen @egt f~rembeles sges, og ben.
bes Iniigt err iaa runbt % ~ro'enrsot
Iom set nceeniinbe bar. Senoes vi
ne formclis ipraeer al Sirtoheo, ben.
bes Sfriot er lette og bun er iaa fltlo
al 9ip iom en- &atunge. Set g1sr
nit Sierte eobt at bore bertoe iprtn.
oe omfrine, i~pngenbe % leenoe.
iaien npoenbc 9ipet o. Ell 9oh Sell
brcb. Miu Safnemliqbeo liaecoerfpr
Sonlac bar inocn SrrnIer."
Sanlac irlses al gube Ipotbeferc
/ enboer 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Siocn Eise | &bubc Sslano or fpif %
glao, benoes 8inoer liseiaa ruieu.
rsoe iom nugeniinbe.
SUM tan nu boIoc
Sfriot ttco fin &lasjc.
Stun en- Iuber Fan foritaa bpaS ies
LED, ba iea iaa min Satter iaste
at torres bort" tiger Mrs. Targ
Smith.

"Sper Gang leg Ter paa min Sat.
tiers roienrebe &inoer, iplIlnter nit
Sierte Of Iris oa Sofnemligbeo Iiee.
oper for Saulac," iagbe upIig Irs.
Marp Smith at YeaceoaIe, u. s., Ell
Soritab til 9%rppioence.
"SSltotil Warp bar enepe Iar gam.
mel banbe bun aItib npot Ell goo Sel.
breb % bapt ct nleeet Init % globes.
Itraalenbe @empt. s 2sbet al oe ire
iioite Iar blep bun ooa mteeet maper
% ~ioaeelia. Sun fit Ell meaet gutter
Sarpe, beuoes Situae par belaet, bun
flageoe oper ting Smae / Munben,
Ell bump Sopeopine iantt Ell Sslelie
al Slspbeo % Sr9tbeb til ale 81.
Ser. Srn table lit Ipie 8einpt % bIep
nerpss, irriteret pg t,rngiinoie. Sen.
bes Ippetit blep ioa baarlie, at iee
ntaatte loffe benbe iii at ipiie. Sent
bes Sspn bar urolia, benoes Zine
matte, o. bertoes Sfriot blep iaa tun-
&c, at BET ipntes Tom ON bum life
bapoe &r9iter til at lsfte fine Sober
fra @ulpet.
Sum bapbe altib itaaet bsit / fine
Sfolefae, men Ill blep benoes 3araf'
terfcrt iaa baarlige, at herbes 2erer'
inbe aflaebe mig ct geiog for at en-
fare, bporfcr bun bar gaaet iaa til
baee / fine 2erer. ga iea ipurgtt
henbc, bporior bum baobe ieilet iaa
tit Sfolearbeibe, qr9b bun % iagbe
at bun itiberebe iaa bnarot iom no
aeniinbe, men ipntes life at funnI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
sra u Wor9e.

Sntet Smile bapbe en- Grefulbere Sors
tic eIler SIStib cnb Rprbmsre Splfe
iaa lGnec Der bar ct ~ielpitrnbiet aon9ci
riae. Suprrc bar life %fornlaaet ii
itiuIe Den SanSbce. 90 BOG bar beI
merit fua rorife Snlfer iom fom Zig
/ Sfamfroecu efrerat Norse blco FAINT
let til ct Hisc.
Ga / SiftoricnS Sfn9ge bar SnIfct
liaact / n,a,ec SlnSrebe Iar. Tprii
Stsnning pgl @luerius isetc at lsftc
paa Saeaens Slie, iaa llbenpercencr
fl,nbe foa ct Stint ialfdlo ino / Tsrc.
Icn fsrit / DC iioite gar bar Soil paa
Gaitebct beepubt at iprcbe SiIturtcrs
9assIps inbooer RorSmcres SiorSe oe
SjeIoe.
Set Ieneitc / bcu Retntne iorelis9s;
/ surm al "garsfrift for Roromlc,
Sitpriclae". Senne garbog iicmerte'
i,e peb Int llbitpr os 9opt SrbboIb. Ser
CT ct paffcrt 9incSe al Sinspua Sreites
acaro % 9irfc, Den 9dr,Ic Snltctirfc
iom afbsoe Spsncpreit 8aaen lbaao e.
taftert Sefte mcb talrise Snuitrationer
9enne Sang ct Set Sognepreit Siarnt
Sspem, Tom Icperer en- iielocn fpns'
Tcncc Sfilbriue paa SanbSmaaI ope'
EreItegaaroen.
@bparb 2anaietb bar Ell Irttfel on
"SoIfebiftninga paa Horpn1sr". 5 Den
ne opIpies, at bet er M omtrtn9 1.
Gar Iiben Fan for Ilpor fog fat paa al
ian,le "Solteminne" paa Rprpmsr %
G;rannebpaSene. Solfemtnue omfatte
gpentpr, Sesner. 8imbiste, 8aaber o.
"Sruer" o: Spertro. gan bar renIfre.
bet fine SnbiamIinecr os aaereoe t,o.
icnbt til lluiperiitetet 6 fore bdancs
iIf,epne 9ino. 90 bette ital ucgisr'
omtrcnt en- Sunorepel al ben Ssit
iun MI er boio iii Snbiamlins. Sci
iiSite Salpbel af Irtiflen er Srsocr pas
BE eager, Tom er inbiamlet. @ooarl
Sansietb bar / De TO iibite aar bdot c.
Iibet Stipenbilim elcr Sibrag I'll Reiie
rbgifter. San bar paa egen Saanr
label trpffc ct Bar imad llopdIg al oen'
ne SIass SpIfeIiteratir, men ban Ithlt
BE- snIfe, at npeen pad Huronrsre pile'
gaa / Spioien for Of ubgipe DC 6 Sins
/ en- Boa pad 1000 Siber. Slao Yber.
iiab bar freoet en- meeet interesiart Gr.
tifeI ON ariitianiuros Nuielm, Der NJ
irart er fonrmet ida langt pdd Gei, a
hi Torbmsrineer fan trruse en- llge'
Sio I'll at itibere bet, naar pt tpn1nteI
hem urite Iar. Serne Grtttel er no
itpret meo Here SileSer at Suie o.
6 ienitanoe. iom er fonrnlet frem pat
Yuielmssrunbcn. Ser er iaaleoes Del
bctienbte Sten fra "NImifaara" os DC
acmle Stubbdr fra Norplauoet. Sc
Itaar en- fin Stpl os paa BEN lieger or
norbmsrif grlbefrore meo Silbchpr
Torfatteren beitriper Ell sdmn,sI Rese
itlie fra Stauepif % fsier peb osiaa e
raffert Sotosraf.
Sen Ienefte Slrtifcl bar NnSerS So
bal Itrcpet. Sen Icncrer SiosraTsr a
fIere Stormanbsetter paa gioromprc III
100 af oe for. Serre GrtiteI ldnlle'
| Spmerfiomheoen cmfriue to iise Sles
&c, uemlia 8ptter9tteu / Stangpii rrd
1900 af os Storiatseu 8dsmlIs Satob'
len S~citsaarS. iom osiaa bIeo melt orr
renSe inbe / Sanspif % Smesn. SsI
tpmmer psiaa mo Song SreSrits Sal1
al Be norife airfer efter ben tore nor
bile aria. NrtitcIen faiter StrefflpS
IND aiennem Siorbere | &c Sage. -
| G%arboeen or pad IS SiSer. en- irrteIIi'
gent Noremsrius fan life faa beSre
EMBARRASSING suS bernie Nnrbca. Sri
irei itrar % faa ben. Sene Sreo III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

SIap gScrItab. 8riitiarsilrb g.. Eor'
fran, europe % beitil Sosen. SGg en-
9ouarieSoel inbi @reoet ri @etalina.
Ioa %fontn,er ben itrnr. Seq ut en- ri
SuIeedue fra min Sror, men Icnnts
i.rdr eftcr en- I'll.
gu tan bIiue liospdri9t Reblcm pco
or ienbc 100 Srouer / SubtrGoclIcss
penoe Ell Sang for aae. Sem 8runcr
er aarstpntin9euteu. Ser CT $50 Ncbs
lcmmcr alcreNc, men Oct Sol MO s9eS
iii oct 4shobbelte pdu CT slur ntincit.
Sc ri Torbn,eriuacr her / Sorbet bur-
&c iauoelie life hpISc % tilba9e.
g. 9dugfetb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Tet bpaacr SAitemet up. Iofiai'

Set bpaacr Saitemet up. IoIfiai.
&C al 99ierne bill ilbeu Spil bore irt'
teresieret / ct fornplia mobtaget fort
grep fra 6rit @irait Solte / Itpater,
Saif., bun ~ifriper: Nj egen grfn.
ring bar iea fittoet Or. Teters &liri.
TO at pGre ct eobt YHbbel MOB ooar-
Zig 6orbeielie os I'll at 9%ienopbpegc
ct ~neobrilot SpItem. Gnorc, iom bar
brugt Bette Nibbel, nioner ogiaa ON
aooe &eiultater." Oct aamle. bel.
fienbte l1rtemibbel, Or. Geters alt.
rito, bar Hp for at frerne Sorbsiel.
len % Itnrfe bpert ereite Organ / Sc.
genet. Set err life noget Ipotefsme.
biciu. Sor nprmere ltnoerretniue
tiIifrip Or. Geter Sobruep & Cons
Co., 250t @aibington gluo., Gbica-
90, ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Saa bill ies paa Slabets Se9ne tattc
ole iom bar itaaet bet bi / Haae %
Saab, oa NIT Saab er at ri enbnu flins
Sc pGrc iitaub at eisre npeet / &etnin5
al Slab; men set maa Srcmticcn piIe.
Sat for bp9eeliet Sdmprr o9 for
Giunhen on GAP os uor unriiteliee col
sring". Tarius Sagen,
III Queen Ine. &c,
minneapolis, Niun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

CT Der noseu az "9ccorabs$os
iten"s SGiere, iom tnn ben Gang, JON
bcber, "Ss bar eiurt faa sierait itrfoe"
lao pGr iaa uenIie at ienoe en- SfIfrifI
al Den til snub S. Staa, GIarts @ropc,
Riuu., &oute 1, @or 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

let bruSer cite, Of greoe, icrt ineebcIcer
Isle Peree oa tie or regiitreret, fonruIer bort
ruu 0eier. seue oerirr TIE Isle Tense useu
at iaa Suffering ipr Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Sp.: Soao er Nbrcsieu til bet ~ipenifc
Spriulntet / Neip 9orf?
Srar: Gpnfulatc 8encrnl OF Sfpe.
trm, New Oprf 9th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Sp.: Ina en- Suitrli betaIe Sfnt for
tripat gienbpm? or Gtotc OF 8pos
ning Bombs ifntbdrc / Soipa?
iSpar: Gil besse Spsrssmaal: Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Sp.: Spor iabritcrcS Strittemaitis
ner?
Spar: @erbart Shutting WafiuC
Co., Glearielb, Ea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
2laben K~orre1ponoanoe.

ri be,porsr s~psresmaai fas sost d ian. n.b Be
~. n.o.t iuribif anipar for. Of Snarens / ole I'LL
..m.r r. si(oIuf FORFEIT % inlbefaisreube.
T1narasrusaI fro Derioner. 'cnt iffe cpair line NaSns
fpsssrosrs bsSss afatte Hus epsrssmoaI ct arsit %
tsSelia eprsa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Sp.: : 1oiten" for 4be
Eopeut6er forcfonmer Napnet Shor o.
ion. iom pnI,bt Oct nmcrifdnife Neiters
fab / IibScIpeetss 9rpbuins. CT Sbor
Glen fsbt i Gorse? 9por edmnel CT
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