Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-05-13
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c.aaL and Turk.

Inc .hloomers.-Boston Globe.
Greece already has done enough ns
in q week to last Cuoa aoone
Chicago Times-Herald.
rho ralorous Greeks have not given ny
ro+ They still have chance u Ai-i7
tbeir king-Detroit Free Press.
osman Pasha will get to the Irohe -
+;noa 20 annex all the glory wltnout any
of Tho danger.-Pittsburg News.
Women are arming to fight the 1urAs
~ long sigh of relief is going ny
tlsaabout the Ottoman Emplre.-Chi-
cago News. -
Some of the Greeks are evioenliy u
termined to get the better OF solle.n 4
even if it's only their own government
Chicago Post.
Ix;ne Georges way of ruling his turDu-
1ent neople is apparently simply to SIT paca
ond lot them have their own way.
falo Express.
remarkable feature of the recent
Crock victories appears to be that the ioi-
lowing day the victors usually retreat'
Chicago Post.
IF those Cuban correspondents VIII oniy
stav away from Greece we can keep Ialriy
we'll informed on the progress OF Has'eiA
hostilities Journal.
To Col. Alb Hamid and King George:
DON'T worry about food supplies. Inc
United States has plenty OF everything
to sell.-Chicago Times-Herald.
Turkey says Greece started it, Greece
saws Turkey started it, but from TINS sac
of the water it looks as if the powers drop
ned the flag for the fighting to begin
Baltimore American.
If those European fighters should ever
run short Of ammunition they might ere
ate havoc by breaking few chunks OF
their names and hurting them at the foe.
Cleveland Leader
A cable dispatch from Macedonia says
that many of the Greek irregulars lie IN
hiding during the daytime" Fhe CORE
spondents seem to be lying by day and by
night-Chicago Times-Herald.
If the Greeks could perform the appar--
emily impossible by giving the Turks
terrific lambasting, Old Glory should be
run to the top of every flagstaff, just on
general inciples.-Cincinnati Tribune.
Political Potpourri.
The Ohio man continues to keep his
front fea in the trough.-Boston Herald.
The howl of disappointed politician is
about as effective as the challenge OF
defeated prize fighter.-New York Jour-
nal
If the Congressional Record ever starts
sporting department John j. ingalls, is
the man to run it.-Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
How much better everybody would be if
people would think more of their push and
less of their pull-Harrisburg Star-Inde-
pendent.
The new Kentucky Senator has been
doctor, lawyer and school teacher. That
is a hard combination to beat, and it leads
naturally into politics. Amer
lean.
We infer from David B. Hills remarks
that later ON it is his intention to organ
ize an expedition to rescue us from our
over-governed condition. = Washington
Post.
The majority of Americans sympathize
with Greece just as heartily as does Sen
ator Allen, but very few of them make
such a mighty noise about it.-Scranton
Republican.
Now that Roger Q. Mills has said over
his own signature that Senators talk too
much, we may expect a series of long and
excitable speeches in denial of the accusa-
tion.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Secretary Long is getting ready to sell q
few Of the old-style, out-of-date war YES
sells of the navy. Here is good chance
for some of the ten-acre South American
republics that are getting ready for an
other revolution to supply themselves with
News.