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Sanaes Snuuoc.

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itrem SGrere peo Sepea College,
So., bier besee "~iurpriieb" al Sfo'
lens Gleuer % 2Grere meo pasieuee
8oner.
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HeIbreder hurtigt
Tobaks- Vanen.
Gnburr Tan iaa en- fri YrsSepaife peo at
ieupe Naua % @oresie.

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at ofipdrae 5pbat. On ~pslfleuot SeIntter elnounaft
bar opeaset at WibbsI. Der plrftlia %uorneosr 1ranet't
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En- Maaneds PreUe Frit

crts Ts bar Rnsumans ue. iaa srgn III II. Socrp.
Rattns Tis. cor ls1 siier 'sI tlat'st az haHs
Rheumatic Cure. Grprets hstaii. SeRo tEetn Vxnee
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Mbpent.

Sur iel'9en beil'aen @eibnadtsseit
yHas miinid' ib Dir ms Sers binein?
Yas Sh0uite, mas pom Simmel fam,
Sas l,ebe, iiiBe Sinbelein!
Stun aber merle, mas i'd Jag:
Sin Sripplein brinse her lo9lei1,
Sarinneu ribte emli9li6
Gin s'ett pou Moos, gar lanft uno peld.
limb breite iGuberli6 barauf
lin Sinuentu6. 9anS blant uno weiB.
Gns itreue &oien rings lumber
une itreue Seil6en RINGS nit SleiB.
@smu Niles 10 ssridtet 1T,
Damn peilet germ oas beige Sin>.
Gun borde wobl, mas Sripp' uno Wtoos,
@aS einnsn, Goi' unb Seilden llno:
Die 8rippe 1T bein sissu Ser;,
9sbcriam 1T bas wei6e Utoos:..
60 idmiesiam must bu beii9rn el1.
90 pei6, unb 1T au6 bart oe'n zoos.
rlus Neiubeit in bas 9innentud.
90 ohne Ratel, blant uno weiB,
SeSente wobl: Saraut lou rubin
Ser @rbe unb bes Simmels Yreis!
&as Ssildsu unb mas &oie iit2
@spis bu tennit bas bolbe Yaar:
Semmtb uub 9iebe liuo es ia,
Die bauden Siiite wnnberbar.
gun, bait bu feisis a%ufsemertt?
Sanu mad es gut uno mad IS iein,
Gbriltt,uoleiu tommt! Va tloptt es lton.
Sta5' auf, mad ami! unb laB es lem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

Stillpa1er.- Ser friber I'm
bielisen 3udtbaus ais @d9ter anSez
felt seueieue $. 80. &oberts uou
Minneapolis lit BON ben 9ei@uorenen
,9ulbiS befunoen worben, benz @e=
lansenen 60 2elanb 81 ieiner Sludt
us benz StaatsseIdn5niiie bebilfli9
q erpelen su iein.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
Sketch of the Sensational Slab
Artist Of the New York Team
on and Of the Diamond.
HIS WONDERFUL CONTROL.

It was thought few days ago that
Christy Matthewson, the marvellous young
twirler OF the New York club. had outlived
his time as nine-day wonder, and would
only attract people to games any good
pitcher will. This opinion was SO unani-
nous that New Yorkers began to doubt
Matthewson's ability to- draw larger gate
than the other winning slab artists of
Freedman's organization. Though Matthew
son had never won a game in st. Louis. his
magnetism was still of sufficient force to
draw the largest crowd that ever attended a
baseball game on Monday at League Park,
excepting holidays that fell on wash
day."
Though the wonderful mechanical ability
of the young man is the main attraction.
that is not what causes SO many fans to re-
turn to see him second time-after he has
ceased to be curiosity to them. Matthew
son is one of those good-natured young
men who appear as overgrown children with
the brains OF maturity. He is full Of life
and good nature. When hit is made of
one of his pet benders he does not tell the
batter how lucky he was to land safely at
first-a falling with many young twirlera
Matthewson Is thoroughly modest. as be-
comes youth-he is barely 22-of his breed
ing and accomplishments.
As q pitcher he is now known throughout
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
rRApsHoorERs, TOURNAMENT.
Great Scores by Gun Men In Yester
days Big Events.

Great Scores by Gun Men IN feneer.
days Big Events.
New York, July 16.-Ten sweepstake events
were shot of to-day over the Interstate
Park traps near Queens. i. ]. This was the
opening day of the Interstate Aseociation's
second grand American handicap tournament
at inanimate targets and the majority of the
best professional and amateur trapshooters
In the country took part In 1t. None OF the
professionals had any share Of the money
prizes and shot for targets only. so that the
amateurs who were successful in scoring a
sufficient number OF breaks IN each event
money.
OF the ten events five were at fifteen tar
gets each. and the other five at twenty tar.
gets each. The best aggregate score of the
day was made by Simon Glover OF Roches-
ter. n. Y. who broke 1s7 out Of a possible
o,6Y The ., neH1 beat the a ea@ ny tar
get shot Of the world. who broke 1eS. Fred
Gilbert Of Spirit Lake. Ia. with 1854: was a
delphia was fourth. with ISL breaks. Win
chester had the credit Of making the best
run of the day, as he made Is consecutive
kills from the second to the fifth event.
The principal event of to-morrow's pro-
gramme will be the preliminary handicap.
open to all. 100 bluerocks per man: unknown
purse. handicaps from fourteen to twenty
five yards. for which there are seventy-two
men entered. There also will be five sweep
stake events. similar to those decided to-
Following are the straight scores made in
the ten contests decided to-day:
First event fifteen birds-E Banks New York:
!, 9. Banning. jersey. City: Franklin stearns.
sawin: Gardner. Mass. and j. j. Hailoweil.
Philadelphia. Is each
SECOND Second event, twenty birds b,,rds-simop Glover.
Hood. Baltimore: ". a. Hammond. Richmond
Blackbird. Lancaster. Pa; F. E. McCord. Roch-
ester, 20 each
Third event. fifteen bIrds-Fanning Dudley ].
Snow Rrooklyn. O.: Isaac Tallmann. Miilbrook.
fths. Pascoag. r. l.. is each.
Fourth event. twenty birds-Glover. J. M. Haw-
kins Baltimore: Winchester. Burke. Lawrence.
20 each.
Fifth event fifteen birds-Glover. Crosby. Fan
ming. E. H. Storr. Baltimore: Leroy. Campello
Mass: Winchester. Ed Fulford. Utica. n. T..
and Griffiths is each.
Sixth event. twenty blrds-Glover and Crosby.
Seventh event. fifteen birds-J: HOFFMAN. Jr:,
Ellison; Richmond Va; Lecry: Wlnchester. Phei-
Eighth event. twenty birds-R; Q. Heikes. Day
ton. O.; Crosby, Bankers. j. Blink Philadelphia.
20 each.
Ninth event. fifteen brds-Gilbert. Burke. Phei-
lis. Colonel Courtney. Syracuse. N. Y: Kelsey
and Captain Money. Is each.
natl and W. Hopkins. Adueduct. n r. %
each. =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
CHARGED WITH KILLING GIRL.
Henry Wisely, Negro, on Trial for
Murder at Warrensburg.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
warrensburg. Mo-. July 1.-THE trial Of
Henry Wisely. the negro charged with the
murder Of Nellie Allen, a 15-year-old white
girl at Knobnoster, on March s, was be-
gun In the Circuit Court here yesterday.
The defense asked for . continuance Of the
case, but this was refused.
A number Of important witnesses have
failed to appear. and attachments were Is
sued fer them Jury was selected to-day
from ventre Of eighty men. Most Of the
county. The case is creating, a great deal
Of interest and the courtroom Is crowded
the Indictment and made the preliminary
statement to the jury this afternoon, after
which court adjourned until O'clock to-
8. j. Caudle and Ewing Cockrell are at
torneys for the defendant. while Prueecut-
ing Attorney C. e. Morrow and Senator N
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
SUGGESTIONS FOR
TABLE AND KITCHEN.

Okra is a vegetable par excellence in the
hands of a good Southern cook
The seed pod Is the edible part OF this
nlant. and is wholesome and nutritious.
ket; Of these. the best Is the short, thick
green pod, which will remain tender longer
than the long. slender pod, which Is pale
green and wiry.
Dried okra may be obtained In the market
when the fresh Is out of season. 1t is
sliced In rings and evaporated like apples.
The very small tender pods may be canned
whole.
When dried 1t must soak in water for an
hour before cooking and then boiled in
sailed water until tender. which will require
.Okra nay be dried at home with very lit
tie trouble. Cut the pods in rings. string
these on cords and hang them where they
will dry quickly
stewed Okra.
Take young and tender pods. cut of each
end and wash them thoroughly, boil them
In salted water until tender labout three
water: season with salt. pepper and but
ter and serve in a covered vegetable dish.
OkrA GumbO Soup.
Cut two quarts Of okra into rings and add
Of water; put over the fire and let 1t boil;
take young. tender chicken, joint 1t and
fry nice brown; put 1t into the okra and
.om siSs, make Re. brown sauce with the fat
Add three small onions, chopped fine. q cup
of corn and cup Of lima beans, and salt and
for
tablespoonful Of boiled rice and q table
spoonful Of sweet green pepper. cut fine, are
put into each soup plate.
Stewed Okra With Tomato Sauce.
Trim the, tender pods same as for stew
ing: cover one quart with sailed water. add
O slice of bacon and cook until nearly ten
der. Then drain and add one cup Of to-
mato and one cup OF brown sauce; salt and
D9DnoT TO taste and simmer until 0krQ IN
done.
Okra with Rice.
Prepare one quart of okra as for stew
Ing: put them In a saucepan with pint Of
tomato pulp, half a pound of ham or lean
bacon cut into cubes. a small onion and q
red pepper chopped fine and a pint Of good
hour. Just before serving add a table
spoonful Of gumbo fillet powder; let 1t boil
up once and serve with boiled rice. The
rice may be heaped in the center OF the
Okra sauted, Creole style.
Wash. trim and cut into slices a quart of
young, tender okra: place In a granite
saucepan two tablespoonfuls Of butter, a
medium-sized onion. a medium-sized green
pepper, both minced fine: stir over the fire
until golden brown. then add three large
tablespoonful Of Spanish or some hot pep
per sauce and salt to taste. and the okra.
Cover the saucepan and simmer gently Tor
sprinkle over with teaspOonful OF minced
parsley and serve.
Brunswick Stew.
Stew a large fowl until the meat leaves
the bones: remove skin. gristle and bones
and chop the meat In coarse pieces: Re-
turn TO the liquor: add q pint OF corn
scraped from the ears, a pint of young lima
beans. three cups of tomato, good-sized
onion. minced fine, pint of young okras.
a small red pepper. minced. a little celery
seed, two tablespoonfuls Of butter. and
salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce to
taste Simmer until okra is tender and
then serve.
The addition Of a little paprika just be-
fore the stew is taken up improves 1t
greatly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17

Trade With Belgium shows a Stead

MACHINEAI,
Trade With Belgium shows a steady
Increase.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 1S-The Bureau OF
Foreign Commerce Of the State Depart
the volume entitled, Commercial Relations
for 1907 which Is now in press, this extract
dealing with United States trade with
Belgium.
Belgium is a manufacturing center. having
exported last year some $3.50 600 900 worth
and imported over 800. 100000 worth. OF the
imports the United States contributed over
$SSOOo,00o worth. and received some $13.OOO.-
600 worth of the exports.
Consul General Lincoln, at Antwerp.
states that the trade between the two coun-
tries last year was marked by a large gain
an increase in the Importation Of firearms
into the United States and a decrease in
the importation into Belgium of American
refined petroleum. bicycles. hemp, wheat
Our iron-working machinery, according to
Consul Winslow. is bought by Belgium
manufacturers In preference to all other
kinds. even at an advance in price over
the machinery of other countries, and their
own. The German imitation Is admitted, he
original.
American machinery. it is stated. has
wonderfully changed the manner of making
firearms IN Belgium. and many of the
cheaper weapons are now made by auto
matte machinery at great reduction In
$50 at ieast 5000 Of 's what are known as as
the machine-made guns were shipped to the
United States. Large numbers Of the
famous Damascus gun barrels made no.
find ready sale in America. The secret Of
manufacturing these guns il handed down
from father to son and Is jealousy guarded.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
Amateur Base bali Club Notes.

The Parks have organized for the season and
would like to hear from all teams In the IA and
Is year old class. Address T. Bappert. No. 17ls
South Fourteenth street.
The Chemicals would Hike to sign . good
battery. Address John johnson. General Deliv-
cry. LAG
The Borozone team returned home victorious
from Charlottesville. No. having won two out Of
three games. The Borozones have an open date
Sunday, July q. Address Frank X. Reynolds.
No. 1887 Bell avenue.
The Perkins & Herpel team goes to Flora.
Ill. Sunday to play, the strong club of that
place. They would like to hear from all out-of-
town clubs, Alton Cairo Virden and Quincy pre-
ferred. Address W. Topping. No. Al0s Cook ave-
nue..
The Temps defeated the st. Louis College Of
Pharmacy team the c. b. c. grounds by q
score of IA to II. Batteries-Tozier and Mckenna.
Kramer and Ryan.
On last Sunday the Regulars journeyed out to
the Pasttme grounds to play game scheduled
with the Ben Millers. The Ben Millers were on
time. but refused to play. so the Regulars
claimed the game by a score OF to 0.
The Browns Reserves defeated the Chapman.
Ind, team twice by scores of TO and "A to I.
The Reserves would like to hear from all first
class teams out Of town. Address George ellison.
No. 1927 Biddle street.
THE Troy. ILL.,. team would like to hear from
Collinsville. O'Fallun. Edwarisvile and Glen
Carbon Mines Address Fred Hess. Troy. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
p,..,ae.t,s Array Appointments.

Washington, July l6.-The President To-
day made the following appointments: So.
S o1Sns artillery, Geo G. Greenoush. Seldom
Day; Majors. artillery. Samuel 4; Mspn.n =
Rsceiow. Second Lieutenante infantry. Jason -.
Wins. Norris siayton. John x. Cowsn: Cap
,.in Porto Rico Provisional Infantry. Oryal p.
rnwnsrnd. Second Lieutenants. Porto Rico Pro-
visionsI Infantry. Willis 4etcsM: EMIL Hu ss-
Phiiirpins: scouts James H. Aldfich. Howard
Atkinson. Morton I. Aver. Robert y Brgcss.
!. K Clark Robsft G. Corliso. Hilo G Corey.
iArcus CovSn: Jamss Conway, Norman =. Cook.
u. Hen4lyx, IEv1h 4 Hunsal1f. Efa1k 4. lsr.
1igAa, .31s0ae - KitA .Wssley k1nGs J0ha xsas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
FIRST DouBLE-HEADER TO-DAY.
so,,o. WIN one. ser,e, wa Two

Boston VIII Open SeRteD WIN Two
Games-BueAs FaFmed Out.
Frank Selee's Bostonians will furnish the
attraction at League Park this afternoon.
season in this city. Boston had to post
pone a game on the last trip on account of
rain, and It will be started at o'clock
this afternoon. At its conclusion rest of
fifteen minutes will be taken. and the reg
ular scheduled game commenced. Powell
and Murphy. are up for their turns. and
they probably will be cut loose on the
Beaneaters as pair. st. Louis has played
seven double-headers this season, but has
failed to take both games in any one In
stance. Local fans are hoping to see
Brooklyn take momentary brace and haul
down Pittsburg, while Manager Donovan
"sics'' his terroIs onto the visitors and
crawls up on the Pirates.
Jimmy Burns has been farmed out to the
Grand Rapids club Of Michigan. As pre-
dicted yesterday. Burns was tied with a
tight cord before being allowed to amble
away from st. Louis. He can be brought
back at any time.
The ST. Louis team IL now playing with
sixteen men and It looks as though they
will be retained for the remainder Of the
season. Wicker and Heydon are OF UNI
known quality In a certain sense, but they
will make good II records count for any
thing at all.
Pete Childs has been signed to replace
Cupid Childs at second base for the Chi
cago club. A regular berth will improve
the ex-St.Louisan considerably, and It
would be no surprise to see him come here
with the Windy City aggregation and bang
the ball all over League Park. He will Try
his best to do 30. at any rate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17


needy. Thoma. N: Kelley. Albert Lass. Daniel ).
Pasgelow. Bos. Reese. Alfred Roedsr Bsajanin
Stark. JE. Aipnonse SeIebler. Anton Seeanan.
Carl l. Stone. Emil Speth. Roscoe TreadWell.
Samuel Willis. George n. Wf1y. Cha4ieo C.
Professionally Second Leutenants In the Philip
pine Scouts-Charies B. Baker. Juniue !. Boyfe.
Joseph W. Blanchard Moses I. Barlow, Robert
X. Beam Charles @. Clifton Harold z. Clear
man. Louis E. Caulneld. Thomas b Croeh1et,
Israel Costello. Edward Dworak. Charles Z
renee E Grennan. Herman Herring. Ffedsffck B.
Hennessy. Raw Hoover. John Hoffman,, HugA
Ktrkman. Thomas =. L0udon, Aitstef u 0Ae-
nab. Dole ~ Metcslf Georse ncCue; oseas G.
Noah Overly. Charles I. Pitney Peter Petsrsoes
Houston B. Pnrrott. Shelby L. Rucker, Odus ,.
Reeder. Joseph Rodgers. Thomas Ryan. Henry
Rodgers. Andrew Shea. Roy p. Stoue6urn. Joseph
Uhrfg. George X. Wilson. James D. Watson.
Army Orders.
Washington. July 1.-THE following army
orders were issued to-day:
The leave granted First Lieutenant John STE
extended to such time as he may recefve h0
commission In the regular army.
Leave for twenty days Is granted Major Ihorps
Artillery Corps. -
fantry. has been transferred TO the Fourth cav
Major James Buchanan. Twelfth Infantry. has
been transferred to the Twenty eighth Infantry.
to the Twelfth Infantry.
The extension Of leave granted Captain LEROY
Upton. Fourth Tnfantry. Is further extended ten
days
enteenth infantry. has been transferred to tho
Sixth Cavalry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
To-day Arnold won high average. with

To-day Arnold won high average. with
Felt second.
The result of the events are:
First event-Money divided between Rogers.
Cunningham. Zm and Stevenson
Second event-Won by Arnold, who broke them
all. Rogers. Arnold. Clapp and Collins won the
third event.
Fourth event-Money goes to Arnold. Hayden.
Vivion and Elliott.
Fifth event-Won by Rogers Monroe. Ltbbey
and Palmer. Score. "A In Is
Sixth eyent-Rogers. Cunningham. Conser: Hay
don and Lockridge won first. Score. 20 In 20 -,
Seventh evsnt-Zim Clapp. Lockridge and Ell
lott. 10 straight. =.
Eighth event-Rogers and Zim. Score. ~
straight.
Ninth event-RoGers and zim. Is straight.
Tenth event-Won by Arnold and Clapp on q
clean score of 20
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