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The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Belgrade's Interesting Drama.

While people are apt q become
wearied of the constant succession of
stories of massacres, outrages, distur-
Dances. and revolutions in the southeast
of Europe, and indifferent to the woes
OF the Macedonian, as we'll as TO the
prosecutions CO she Christians in Al
bania, it viii be we'll not to lose sight of
the drama now Ina progress at Belgrade
True, the staging is tawdry, and most of
its features sordid and vulgar to de-
gree of responsiveness. And yet, with all
that, the play being enacted there is CT
absorbing interest. as full of sensational
and exciting romance as any novel of
Anthony Hope. Max Pemberton, or Will
iam lie Queux.
Indeed. the story of King Peter, who,
reared abroad, as a soldier of France
and winning distinction on her battle
fields. is suddenly called at the age OF
fifty to assume the crown of country
which he has never before visited AM
whose people are as entirely unknown to
him as ne Is to them, is stranger than
ANYTHING which these three authors have
written And infinitely more absorbing
than the experience of Rudolph Rassen-
dyll" as pseudo King of Ruritania" IN
the Prisoner of Zenda," and Rupert Of
Hentzau," are those of Peter Kara-
georgovitch on the blood-stained throne
of Servia.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Giron. the Homewrecker, There.

Realizing this, leading newspapers OF
Europe, have sent their best writer's to
watch the course of events at Belgrade,
one OF the principal Belgian journals
being represented there by the notorious
Prof. Giron, TO whom the ex-Crown
Princess Of Saxony is indebted for the
loss of her home, her children, and her
rank.
OF all the difficulties by which Peter
is confronted the most preplexing one
is that Of dealing with the conspirators,
who. by assassinating his predecessor.
King Alexander. brought about his &C
cession to the crown of Servia.
AS a man whose private life until now
+ has been singularly free from reproach.
and why, thanks to his training at st.
: Cyr, possesses some of the best char
aeteristics of the gallant French officer
; and gentleman. II is difficult to believe
that he has anything in common with
the rufians who, towards on the battle
field of Slivnitza where they led the
flight before the victorious Bulgars,
have distinguished themselves only by
the ferocity with which they sIashed
with their sabers the body OF Queen
Draga until it had lost all human SEM
blance.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
COFFEE AS DEAR AS WINE

900 YOU think we charge too much
- for coffee, do your asked the
steward Of one of the big uptown hotels
in response to a mild complaint from a
guest. ''You paid So cents for small
pot of coffee with cream, didn't you?
You admit that there was nothing the
matter with the coffee. but you say you
didn't use all Of the cream. Maybe you
didn't. but some other guest might have
wanted more than you did. The coffee
pot. pitchers for hot milk and cream and
the sugar bowl were OF silver. Your cup
and saucer were OF the very best china
II costs something to make that coffee,
and we have to get some return on our
investment in the silverware and china.
There are two cups of coffee In a small
pot, and we would lose money If we sold
II at 10 cents a cup.
There is another thing you must con-
slider. When you go into high-class
cafe you are given table by yourself
No matter how badly we are crowded nc
one is placed at the table with you
Suppose we sold coffee at popular prices
Don't you know that hundreds of people
would be dropping into the cafe just fol
a cup OF coffee in order to see the crowd
They would monopolize all the tables
Don't say a word. but one reason why
we put up the price Is TO keep the cot
fee drinkers out, so that you may have {
table when you want to sit down q
champagne and terrapin."
The Washington times., 1903-08-16

fresh Strawberries make the most de-
Put half a pound or heaping cupful of
granula:ed sugar and four egg yolks
together. Mix well with a wooden spoon,
then add one pint of boiling milk ana
stir again two minutes longer. 1t must
not boil. and should be taken from the
fire as soon as IL Is sufficiently stirred.
Add a pint Of sweet, luscious straw
berries, carefully picked over. and strain
the whole thing through fine sieve.
pressing the berries through with a
wooden spoon or spatula. Add then a
pint of scalded cream, and when the mix
ture is cool freeze It. It Is not positive
" necessary to scald the cream, but
French cooks usually do. The straw
berries must be very ripe. and thus give
the ice cream not only a fine color but
also a fine flavor.
strawberry ice cream la Muscovite
is made as follows: Put enough ripe
Strawberries through a sieve 10 make q
quart of PURGE. Add ten ounces OF loaf
sugar, and cook the whole for three or
four minutes until the seeds are well
separated. Add one tablespoonful OF
English gelatine which has been soaked
for two hours in cold water, and large
cup of milk. and strain the whole care
fully into a quart of cream which has
been whipped until 1t is stiff. When the
chill has passed away freeze the mixture
The cream of ordinary fee cream is not
whipped, but In creams al la Muscovite
which have a messy consistency, it al
ways Is.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
SURE CURE FOR CORNS

IT HERE are suggestions without num-
Der for the cure OF corns. Any
reputable chiropodist. and some who
are not reputable. can furnish an I'M
failing remedy. But there is one sure
way to prevent them Don't wear the
same pair of shoes two days In success
sion. Corns are caused by friction on the
toes. and the most expert bootmaker
cannot make two pairs of shoes which
will rub the feet In the same place. The
change OF shoes gives the feet a chance
to rest. II is also good for the shoes
and footwear which is treated in this
fashion will last much longer than II
put TO daily use.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16

more cleverness. For although thei :
was much more argent necessity for the
removal from the throne of the wholly
crazy Emperor Paul. IN 1901. and Alex
andeT connived at the conspiracy, be
ing aware that his own safety. that OF
his mother, as we'll as of his brothers
and sisters, was at stake, yet the very
first thing that he did On ascending the
throne was tc Danish those very mobiles
and court disnitaries. who. with his
knowledge, had brought his father g
reign to close, and had thereby placed
him In possession OF the crown.
He took the ground that IL would con-
stitute moss unfortunate precedent and
disastrous example to reward men who
had conspired against their sovereign
and who had betrayed the trust that
he had reposed in their loyalty, and
then. too. he realized the necessity
of disculpating himself in the eyes of his
own people, and in those of foreign ma
lions, of all completely in plot against
his own father.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Owes a Debt to Decency.

And having spent all his life in France.
England, Switzerland, Austria. and Italy
that is to say. IN countries where q
higher grade Of civilization and a
healthier atmosphere prevail than in
Servia-Peter must have realized that all
decent people looked TO him to repudiate
every kind of connection with the slay-
ers of King Alexander and of his con-
sort. Indeed, the Emperor of Austria
and the Gear gave expression to this
hope in the messages by which they
acknowledged his announcement Of his
accession to the crown, while King Ed
ward not content with this went a STEP
further and withdrew his minister, Sir
George Bonham, from Belgrade until
such time as the King had disassociated
himself from the assnssins of hts prede-
cessor.
Peter should have started in from
the very outset TO fulflI these expeeta-
tions which would have strengthens
his position both at home and abroad.
Instead thereof he has displayed a lack
OF decision and a degree OF irresolution
which may eventually cost him his
throne. In lieu of making the consplr-
ators who brought 10 so tragic a close
the reign Of the Obrenowitch dynasty
! feel that it was a favor for an hon ssi
man and a gallant ofncer TO accept The
CORY crown which they placed at his
feet. he most uniudiciously gave then
the impression that it was he who was
their debtor, and that he was obliged K
them for his throne.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16

OF cotton must expect to be taken
In.
One favorite imitation silk IS made
o: cellulose treated with chemicals It
isn't good material to get on fire in
But It IS in aduIterating goods which
really have some silk in them that the
greatest skill is exercised 10 deceive the
buyer. TO obtain the required rustic and
body rough floss is often used for the
weft OF the material This soon causes
IL to wear shiny. Another trick is to In
crease the weight and apparent solidity
of q fimsy silk material by using metal
lie salts in the dye watts. Pressing with
some kinds Of silk increases the weight.
also. but at the sacrifice Of strength.
Cheap, crackly. stiff silk which has
heavy cords should be avoided.
There are several tests which reveal
readily the purity of a piece of silk. The
microscope. OF course, will show it at
once even to an Impractical eye. Pure
silk burns slowly. with slight odor.
Cotton flares up quickly, and would
throw off a decidedly disagreeable
smell.
Then the tongue will readily reveal
the presence of metallic salts. There is
no mistalxing their taste. But all these
may be disregarded when silk is offered
for the price OF cotton. You need not
bother to test that stuff.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Submission May Be Fatal.

Whether King Peter will be able 20
muster up the energy, as well as the
material force. to emancipete himself
from the domination of the murderers
OF his predecessor remains to be seen.
But that he has made q grave-possibly
q fStal-mistake in submitting to their
mastery In the first place is abundantly
clear.
Gar Alexander I, OF Russia, displayed
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
petegted by Other sorereigna.

1t was mainly due to their presence
at his court that the latter was treated
with such scant respect by foreign
sovereigns throughout his reign, while
most OF the mistakes which he made
were ascribed to the belief that he was
subject to the influence of those who
had organized the coup d'etat con-
sDiracy.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
WE EXTEND YOU CREDIT on EASY PAYMENTS
Mattiugs.

zoe Mating reduced
to ................121ec
sc Mating reduced
to -----.--.--15 c
SOC Mating reduced
10 ..-----.....-- .2Oc
4oc Mating reduced
TO .............. Zoe
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Presidents for Justice.

Frederick the Great. whose opposi-
ton to his tyrannical father took the
form of actual conspiracy. which would.
according to Carlyle and other histor-
fans. have cost him his head had il not
been for the Intervention of the Ger
man Emperor. and of other foreign SOW
ereigns, far from rewarding when he
became King those who. as his confed-
crates, had risked their lives and their
liberty in his behalf, turned his back
upon them and exiled them from his
dominions, while the late Victor En-
manuel, although he owed much OF his
kingdom Of United Italy to Garibaldi.
did not hesitate to place him under
arrest and to throw him into prison on
no less than three separate occasions,
once after Aspromonte. in 1868, in Sep
TENDER. 1867, at Asinalungs, and again
in November. OF the same year, after
the battle of Montana.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
GO-Carts.

Great chance TO secure
a fine Go-Cart at a great
~ reduced price.
$500 Go-Cart. re-
duced to-...- $3.50
$4,000 Go-Cart, re-
duced to-. S12.50
$500 Go-Cart, re-
duced 1855
5000 Go-Cart, re-
duced $3.50
The Washington times., 1903-08-16

Infinitely less shrewd than the RE
GalantuomO" of Italy, Napoleon III al
lowed the prestige of his court and the
success of his reign to be gravely COM
promised by failing on his accession to
the French throne TO d!sassociate from
those conspirators to whose assistance
he was SO largely indebted for his pos
session thereof. The coup d'etat OF De-
cember. 1851. though characterized by
less individual treachery and bestial
savagery than that at Belgrade IN Juno
Lass, was signalized by a far greater
amount Of bloodshed. and while people
both IN France and abroad displayed q
readiness to forget the means by which
Napoleon had seized the crown. yet
they could not understand why he
should have retained as his principal
advisers. as his most intimate asso-
ciates. such men as Morny, Persigny
Fleury and Maupas, who had been the
ringleaders OF the plot.
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
HOW TO BUY SILKS

~ EOPLE who expect to buy pure
of cotton must expect to be taken
The Washington times., 1903-08-16
Refrigerators.

so High-grade Sanitary
Refrigerators at one-half
price.
$40 Refrigerator at..s10.00
$50 Refrigerator at..s15.00
$40 Refrigerator at..$17.50
$40 Refrigerator at. $1,000
$50 Refrigerator at. $4,000
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
aen inbsiuaae geter eaiott. ionl

Seu VhpefuuBC FeleI Sulull, lull
giorbe Spitpr / oct Spibe Gus iorle.
ben, oil blioe bragt tilbaee til Mfin.
neapolis, for at bans Sinbstilitano
fan blipe unoerisgt.
Sanif SorretningsmanS bsb. NelS
Snnion, en- 6orretingsmnno % Ger
al flere Suie / S~tilipater, Mfinn..
SsNe iibite Sirsbag. San par isot
paa 6alIter | 7anmarf 1910 % fom
til amerifa / 1866. San bar bapt
~baarlis Selbreo ! mango gar, men
bar ienseligoenOc fun nogle Tiger.
San eiterloher fig gufe, ire Conner
o9 en- Cater.
Banana brpsger BET igien op til
ltoeir, ibet General Sipina boloer
paa at faa iitano en- reuolutionGr BE.
oGselie nleo Oct Sormaal at iaa ifilt
Eanamatangen ira Den sorige Gel al
Hepublifen Colombia. Set er forre.
item life isrite Sang, General Opt
ia bar Ifnbt Jig ~baIitpria. Siior bieo
BON l%anbsforpiit, Oa fan blep inopif'
let / ct 5orisg paa at aiiGtte Gr9ii.
Sent Warroauin. Sipina bar ben.
gang SrigsmiuiIter.
Streif isncs nnnSsaaelis. - Iaa
@runo Of at Observation-Disclosures bar
negtet at inbeaa paa Irbeibernes
Sorlangenoe ON s ~iItebetfor 8 Si-
merS Dag, bar llniteb @armert 8or.
fers Of Imerica orbret Ell Streif, iom
bill cmfatte 10000 arbeioere / &od)e-
tier. Se, iom er birefte in~poIueret, Ell
Silifi9rerne. 0e lofale Sabrifanter
bar nestet at indulge g~rbeibernes
arap, og ben lofale Sorening maa
prbre Streif, bpis ben life bill mite
lit "Gbarter", tiger Limited @armertt
@orfers. Gen Dor berfor beilrttet
fig til at taae oete Sfriot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
Stor EMIGRATION ivooper

Suopanoringen I'll SpoeH bar pGret itgrre
be- linlte Nar euo npgenlinoe fpr, % nRite
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Der al inoie, at be lange bitre Stntre I giors
ben err ct Snoe. lpm tan unognaes, OF mango
al pore Sanosm9no pla Horopeitens Bro
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Siem / Iiooelifaterne bpor De fan ta9e 90
bet mere maaeli3t, - bpor Be npoeliaite
Srustiorter % auoet al Stpets Sober ian
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me 3io fan aule buaoipmbelit, Der porer I
Hprbeu % ltee nieget pr. Acre. Sppr &rea'
turapl % Meieriorlit lptner ZIG iaa meget
beore paa @ruuo al, at her er tim 2 Maas
nebers mito Sinter, nepens Der | Nprops'
ten CT 8 I'll Z. ps nieset At rem 5ioeu er Der
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inobefattenoe SntpHtteine peo Tenn. &ioge,
Snnnmii pa 5bompiom. 7etts 2duo er life
| Suoen, men cmirent I Ntioten al be Sor.
Staier, fun nosIe 5imels 5ielie ira ebicaeo.
Ser or Stanomarer baaoe paa Gauoet pa
| Sperne. Ct Of be bsote Canning 5ae.
torres / Statsn er beliggeube ueo Tenn.
8ipss % eies al en- &oromane. NRr. Sobu
VI Carton.
vi bar nIialss $4,000 Gcres, ~beIisaenoe
fra a I'll 8 Nfil ira 6aetoriet % I'll @ris ira
SO pr. Gere os 90.
Or Sc Mieresisret, iaa ifriu eiier bore
trutie Eager, 5rustblueoer. 6otograrer
Din. iamt 9iite pper Sfauoinaoer, ION bar
tIpbt her l aar.
THE MIDDLE STATES LAND CO"
Tennessee Ridge. Tenn.
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EcoSfalo.

Mrs. S1eu Z. Sbe, ipot Gage, afsit peb
9poen efler en- Ian lere Spsopm i fit Sient
NOR Brandon, 2. Eat, ben ODE Geptember
bette Gar, o9 bleu beetaoet paa Split Hod
@enisbeos 8irtesaarb ben 1ste September.
Menisheoens Brett. Iaitpr %. Bpe fra
Stpur SAILS, tprretieoe peo Se9rapelien.
ytrs. ODE bar isot pua @aibrnston Brat.
RE Den lite December 1855, os inotrabte
@gteitab meo Often 9. ODE ben lobe Sau.
1888. Sun eftcrluoer fig peO Chen al fin
isrseuoe 9Gstef91e 8 Sprn.
Mrs. ODE par en- tro % iuri9 Grbeioer i
GIBBS 8irfc, % uiI lGnse James al ben Ore,
niabeD, bpis MebIem bun par. Ssrren trps
ite be tlare Giterlaote. sreh meo beuoes
Stpu, ueIiisnet p9re beurss giinps. X.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
G,arens Sampittieheo.

st Telegram, iom opsipes at bore
ira Seliingiors, itilbrer G5aren JON
EN- Wano, Der bar en- ono Sampittig.
beb % berfor er bange for at msoe
0eprbere, bpor ban iGroes. S @ieil
tliroe bun life utie fig for Solicit, men
bolot fig bulut ifiltlt. 9aa Siem-
beien ifuloe ban eiter stftale reiit inb-
ont 8isbenbdun, buor ban er iaa bel
fienbt ira gornoommen al; men ban
popebe BET life. Sunge bar oct pRrci
operteret, at ban ifulbe beis9e &ont.
gu tiger set bel unoerrettebe tpife
8iao "asIniIde 3eitung", at ban al.
beles bar ppgipet BET.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
1nfIaeet SfolcIerer.

Gn Mano / elopra, So., pe6 Naun
gbene3er 2. @lpoerburg blep iorIe'
ben Gag arreitcrct, antlaget ior Su'
itrrmprb. Sans treble Sititru osSe
/ Noi iibitIeOen, men "a ban bar
SsuoagSitoleIGrcr % auieet for en-
from % iGroeleS ifitfelig Ianb. ale'
be ingen llraob, isr bans Suitrlia
GIG poo Overwhelming al ofSsSeS Se.
tier bIeu opsropct % Wtnueiubbolbet
icnSt I'll aemiferen Groi. 9. =.
@ougbon / snn Nrbor iii llnberis.
aeIic. Groie&icreu fonSt beri NOT
arienif til, at set fiinoe haoe Nrpbi
Here Gerioner.
@Ipoeuburg boebe tioli9ere / 9roof'
Ipr. % Set er uit opfIaret, at osiaa
bans TO ieritc Slritruer osoe pIuOic'
liat. o. ale ire TOR hsit Iiu~Sasiurcret
San Hap los al Irrciten MOB a
title $4,000 aoutiou.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
SmaapIuf.

Eoit. 3afarias Sr0al ira gu.
perue, giinn., anfom til 3ecorab iio.
ite Ssroag for at ooertage ISoitell eiter
q, 8ruuoeieu iom SogboI0er % &or.
rcfturl9ier i &irtb. Tllbl. Souie.
sait. Sroal or Spigcrisn al Gaitor
@~uIisbcrg, @eiwrcrcu al &l,bI.
Souie.
0fr&. Z. :. 8eiier reiite / SHs,
bags til Srtorpiue. NSinu., Tor at be-
isge lin Sen, Y. 5. @eiicr.
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her poo nogle GoGC3 Britt bo& ituc
TorrlOrc. Or. ~ Mtr&. ". e. SmiT.
Non rr M &oipitoI%IUpc / Mcrr;Q,
@iE,, % rciite tiIba3c Sertil 3ir&S0a.
Carrie NorNleim og SuIia
SiSne ira &Icoiont GopuIhip rc;itc
i EirsOng5 I'll a1lor. q. 0of., paa en-
Siiit.
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Houbag$ tiIbnge til N~Iiuncopoli& Ter
at iortipttc fine NhgiiFimt0icr. Sen.
Sc@ 4toOcr leSilgeSc bcnNc 0ioop.
Shorten 2Prerc o. 2rrerm0cr
kriro 9pCn reiitc ianor til 9paion
GitD FOR at OCItoRc / HortbmcIeru
Coma &eahcrS dissertations Nora.
mebe. Eroi. Goneer cr. ION bcticrbt,
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rie Snuae ira @IlTton "a @Corac N.
4nbcricn ira 6rantoillc oar ijNitt
llae tIIiteOc Uco 3Ste Coma RcgimCntS
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onrCiorrctning bar fiGbt 0}r$. Gen
MS Sua pau Gait Niuiu Strcct ion
$500. 5Iict uroerQaar III en- ON
iottcnNe Separation ca zen me Ste,
lne6 6aniIic ri. iIuttc iu6 mcn Bin
tcrer.
= q. Sofois bar haut c. r.,
ltarra poil, men tun6e life pUre 70
Iig lrnaerc, o. MI cr han after i iulS
&irfiOmbeO, ibet hau bor begpnb.
meO Ell gPrtiteo til Separation al IL
Raffineri % !igueuOe i ct Sofulc
han bar Ieiet pao 8eit @ater Street
et Bar Gsre ira geteriens Whlitf6an
Sci. "a Der fnaDt not fiu0eS Scr
Ting | @fefantfen, iom Ir, SoToi;
life ioriinnr Tia pnn, % ban er en- reT
Weiter | TT Gag, sr Der insen 5ar,
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Bans Selano.

Sans Selano I~fripei, at ban font
mel i'll Minneapolis / Wtioten al ne.
tie llge, % at ban blir Der en- IA 9a'
ges 5i0. Ser pil UNDER bans Spbolo
ser blipe a~rranaeret en- g~ftenunoer'
bolbring, ueb bpilfen ban oil iortplle
S~ititorier.
SeIano bIir antaselig | DULUTH
Sreoas aiten BEN 23oe bs. 9erira
aaar Siren peitoper til Groofiton,
@raub Sorts, Sarge % andre Steber
/ Reb &iper SaIen. San fomrer
tilbage til minneapolis / 9espuOeI-
ieu al Nobember, % oa bill Der blipe
a~nIeoning iii at faa bore BAN Der.
Otter bpob Soften" bar eriaret,
er oct ogioa Meningeu al ina SelonO
til 9ecorab, men pi peo enonlt life,
bpob Sib ban fomner.
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Sirsbaas g(ften. On @asaIinopn er'
p~looereoe.
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Wano | GroofitorL Ninn., blep forle.
ben brGbt oeb Ell Sernboneulpffe
nar @innipeg. 4fbsbe bauOe giort
Sieneite / SRren.
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Sort Iilep / aanias. Sberlt Seine
f9rer 8ommanboen.
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