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10c
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HIPPODROME CIRCUIT
THE RAYS
FOUR ACTS
GOING TO A JUBILEE
SHEPARD and HOLMES
A MAN AND A MAID
FOGARTY and FOSTER
BRAZILIAN NUTOLOGY
RITTLE BROS.
SENSATIONAL ACROBATS
PICTURE PROGRAM
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BARD TIMES IN SWEDEN
TURN MANY TOWARD U.S.
Stockholm—-(A. P.)—The influence
of hard times on Swedish emigration
to the United States is illustrated by
recent reports from Swedish iron and
steel works, and from L. W. Fager
is the governor of the Aland islands.
The recent labor conflict caused a
number of workers to leave their
homes for America, attracted by the
reports of industrial prosperity in
that country. It appears that  Most of these emigrants were skilled workers. 