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FOR kENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

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aI3 NEW JERSEY AVE NW.-Overlooking
Ga pttoI; three rooms: large closets; unfur
n.sned: partly furnisned; sls- 1y1-2t
FoR RENT--,rwo nice furnished or unfur-
nisned rooms. III q st. jyl-3t
THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS for ligh;
housekeeping; also one furnished. 9o5 eth st.
TWO furnished and three unfurnished rooms,
at Low rates. in PATCSENf, Sit l2th St
nv. 5yl-Zt
TWO ROOMS, first floor; furnished Or I'M
furnished: long porch 80 q St ne 1e5o-3t
ROOMS furnished or unrurnished; IS and 81
Sl4 1sth st- ne Jeoo-S
ron PEN,rIerce airy rooms furnished
or uufurn:shed flats. southern exposure
s2l H ct NV. Je3o-St
FURNISHED and unfurnished fats for rent,
cheap. III 9Th 81. NV 1eZs-3t
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CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY daily
ases, SIS; sickness cause of selling: cnIv
s6o0- NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS
81 = 81 iyl-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Higtest cash prices paid tor worn
garments. ladies' Eentieraen's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and will call any
hour. f. TARSAfiS. 1865 9Th 81. NV. Phone
North j82. my2S-00t
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BUTTER AND EGG STAMP. ncl,,s,ias
route. Gearing 1925 month: price ssel NV
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 6II f ST
jy1-3s
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ADVICE FREE-Damase. estate. and divorce
cases, etc; all courts. Able lawyers. No
charge without service. Everything strictly
confidential Money advanced Address P. O
BOX 2e7, City. jel4- BOT
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WANTEDa~CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets. office and store fixtures of all kinds
Furniture stored, packed, and shipped. Ad-
Cress BAUM gl2 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
Phone Main 1854 je26-3Ot
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FOR RENT-To gentleman only. large fur
nisfied front room, three windows; moderate
rate; private family. 1912 sL NV. one
block iron. Connecticut ave. cars. Jyf-3t
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For Nearly Century Havenners Brea
Has Been kecognized

AS the standard of excellence in Wash
;y1eton-s best homes The most deiicica
and nourishing bread that skill and bss
materials can produce II doesn't pay u
make AT home when you can get TINS &c
,Icious bread. * all gTccers.
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MY FREE gOOK

FOR SALE-First-class ga loon in Alexandra
III health cause of selling sacrifice. inquire
ia North Fairfax st ixI-at
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Lightning Rods.
Finest Ice Cream at Reisingers.

]. H. Kuehling. 5e2 18th NV
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Let's have your order today for the III
81 gal; soc Il gal. 30 q St Phone
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THREE LARGE. cool furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with Use OF organ and
sewing machine. SIS per month. 1225 both
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Royal Pilsen" for @the Fourth"

Remember case Of this superior hshi
beer for July T. Write, or phone " 10
Abner-Drury Brewing CO.
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-T'nree large unfurnished rooms.
secand Hoor: rot TO exceed S12 or Sl4 per
month; permanent us Dearborn place II
WANTED-Three rooms for ladies'; three
rooms Young married couple: one room for
gentleman % Metzerott building YI-2t
CALL ON WASHINGTON RENTAL 81
REAL for roomers and rooms % Matzerott
Du ding Jsi--e
wAETED-Furnished rooms: light house
keeping for july and longer: use Of bath
room and yard; small children 9ls NJ 81
NV. suite "A. IL
w sNrED-By settled lady second story
south front room, furnished, So. light house
keeping Address BOX 100. this office. II
wANTED-Two three Furnished rooms
for young couple: permanent; Aithin walk
nv distance 81 Capitol: possession inlsredi-
ately Or within week Address BON lis,
This Office. 1e3o-1t
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WANTED-Estinate on raising a house
Apply Mrs. FOUNTAIN, ZIG & st. NV
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY-Ail kinds OF
ice boxes made TO order for groceries. diaries.
hotels. restaurants, fish and fruit dealers, etc
THE PREUSSER MFG. Co. sos New YORK
ave ieIS-I4c s
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FINEST CORNER GROCERY Tor sale. cheap.
% 1th st Sc frI- 81.
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CAPITAL-sS-0o0 20 5000; can manage bust
ness, form company. own majority Oh stock
near city: opportunity large Address Box
I25, this office fs.s;-s.
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds of
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 9Th and SITS. nv. Phone North 1913.
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FOR SALE-Trrscott gasoIene launches in
stock for immediate delivery: marine en-
Truscotts; also cfas. A. Streiinger four-eyc!e
engine. Reversing gears rnagnetos. bilge
pumps. etc. Samples of above Tor inspection.
Z. NJ. MACLEOD. Agent. cG7 Jenifer Build
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Oh, Hush! Take Home Some of Our
Hard. Soft, or DeyiIed Crabs or Chicken
Sandwiches. Lloyd,s Cafe, 1873 eth st NV.
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For Your Fireworks Go to Geo. E.
Croswells, 4s1 7th ST sw.
Fussel1's e-Cream for the Fourth
Prompt service. Phone 1913. 1927 n. Z. ave-
Oh, Hush! Take Home Some of Our
Sandwiches. Lloyd's Cafe, 1898 7th st. NV.
Will Open Lunch Room
Monday. at II O'Clock am Come and
try our delicious coffee and Oolong teas.
POLL 18th ST. NV, near Z ST.
Your Kitchen Kept Cool.
Chicago, Jewel, CHIEF. and DangIer
Gas Ranges; best results. and bottom
prices guaranteed G. A. Muddiman &
Co., 616 18th St and 1904 g St
Buckingham's Ice Cream Is Absolutely
pure. 500 per gallon. Order for the All
East AS.
Fireworks! Gould's, 4aI 9Th St. Bal
looms, Lanterns. delivered free. Phone
Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
IN town. John HartunK. 1os Fla ave
When You Want a Cut
OF asythins-Joyce EDTavinE Co.. Star Bids
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c.

MACHINERY. TOOLS, ETC
!. z. HURLEY,
1910 Ohio Ave. Phone 45a
Machinis,, Blacksmith, and Boiler Maker.
SPECIAL SALE.
Three s0-H.P. stationary tubular boilers
One 35-H.P side-crank engine
Ons io-H.P Lidgerwood single-cyiindeS
single friction. drum hoistins engine and
boiler, complete.
Large assortment Of small engines. boilers.
and pump ael7 -30t
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TIIREE BEAUTIFUL rooms. second floor,
pleasant, HEALTHY location bargain; Guich-
nl- II q, NJ iyl-2t
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For Your Fireworks Go to Geo. E.
Croswelrs, 431 7th ST sw.
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viii Open Lunch Room

Monday. at II O'Clock am Come and
try our delicious coffee and Oolong teas.
Poll 18th st. NV, near L ST.
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ANACOSTIA.
suRY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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III n Nw-Desirab,e room TOR two gentle
men OF married couple. transient Yl-3t
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sARGAIN-Ba-be- shop. furnished complete;
5e-y ear stand. Northwest, rent. $50 ACTRESS
BOX 126. this office. jes9-3t
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ao9 II ST Nw.-I1arse iron tfoorl for light
housekeeping; all convenIenees: private fam
iIy; back room a SO 1t
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cool. FURNISHED rooms, IS month. SIS
\ e. ry jy1-3t
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FOR RENT-IArge. nicely furnished. COO
room; reasonable. 1875 ttl ST. ny. Jyi-3t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

DON'T PUT your bicycle in the cellar. w
pay highest cash prices for them. 113 Penn
sylvania NV. leif-3oe
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ROOMS; HOUsEkEEPING: TILED BATH
GAS RANGE DELIGHTFUL, COOL;
FIRST CLASS, REDUCED
p STES- I33A YALE ST. Jy1-3t
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
town. John HartunE. 1os Fla. ave
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FOR SALE--Dogs thoroughbred fox terrie
puppies, male and female; beauties; choic'
TlU 2sI7 18th ST. jyl-3t
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SMALL CONFECTIONERY STORE and soda
fountain. price reasonable, coed chance for
right party. Address BOX I4Z. this office
Je3O3t
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EOR REN-BsautIfuiiy furnished room, IN
strictly private family OF two peep-e, no
children; no other roonlers, southern e1-
posture: excellent location. near corner OF
18th ana NV, S13 Per month Is'o
Vernon JeoO-ZI
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ADMIRABLY located. simmer location. cen
tfal overlooking Franklin park: lawn. shade.
hammock etc: 81 10 1907 St IL
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ICE COMPANIES.

AMERICAN ICE co.
PUREST ICE; UNEXCELLEp SERVICE.
OFFICE, 1437 PA. AVE.
PHONE MAIN 49, te17-l5t
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GET YOUR MIRROR RESILNERED at
GEO. SACHS, ll25 7th st. NV. Drop postal
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Fusselps Ice-Cream for the Fourth.
Prompt service. Phone 1918. 1927 N 7. ave
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FOR SALE-A mechanical and electric
engineer SCHOLARSHIP, IN Scranton Schools.
cheap for cash. Inquire evenings l2I I1th
Sc {yI-3t
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FOR SALE-2oo sash. almost sfSen away Il
taken quick. Apply new building. 1920 L 81
nv. jyI-3t
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WANTED-To buy small cigar store; give
price and location Address BOX l30- this
Office ies9-3t
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FOR sALE-AuToMoBILEs

FOR SALE-The selling season is over. anc
win sell our 1905 White demonstrating ca
at low price. COOK & STODDARD 90
1n2s Connecticut ave. jyi-f
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Fireworks! Gould's, AL 9Th st. Bal
looms, Lanterns, delivered free. Phone
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FOR RENT-Eour rooms on second floor. for
light housekeeping; references given anc re-
ouired. 81 stu 81 ne. jyl-2t
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

distinct from our own, they will like
wise possess the right of ballot when,
IN 1906, the region they inhabit Is
opened to settlement.
Some of these peoples, voters and
non-voters, comprised within the area
mentioned, are very curious and inter-
esting. For instance, there are the
Havasupi, who live deeper down in
The bowels Of the earth than any other
known human beings. Their dwelling
place is Cataract Canyon, an ofshoot
Of Grand Canyon, which is called the
Place of the Ladders, because the
town at the bottom can be reached
9nIy by such means, descending the
vertical cliffs. These strange folk tan
ouckskin and make beautiful baskets;
md they own wonderful deposits of
copper ore and red earth suitable for
The manufacture of paints, which are
eagerly sought by the Moki for color
ing their weird masks and other para
DhernaIia for ceremonial dances. The
Moki are such marvellous runners that
frequently they make trip on foot to
The canyon, distance Of 100 miles, in
single day.
The Moki Of Arizona and the Zun1
Of New Mexico are called Pueblo In
Hans-the word pueblo meaning a
town. They are builders Of towns of
a most peculiar pattern, which are
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

and who lived in houses cut in the
solid rock. Here the cliff dwellers had
their seat of power and here are the
links which bind the old Spanish in
vaders with the civilization of to-day.
AS one walks about Santa Fe, or any
of the other cities. scenes of the CEN
turtles past greet his eye. Santa Fe is
the site of an ancient pueblo, or town,
ruins Of which are still visible, and
which present a singular contrast to
the street cars, electric lights and 9th
er features Of modern city life to be
found in this second oldest city Of the
United States. One Of the interesting
spots is an old house of crumbling
stone and mortar which is reputed to
be the oldest house in the United
States. Not far from Santa Fe are
villages which present all the aspects
of the aborigines practically as they
appeared to Cortes and Coronado. Of
the adobe towns, or pueblos, the most
noted in Taos, which lies in a beau
tiful valley, watered by branches of
the Rio Grande. 1t has two great
adobe buildings five stories high, sur
rounded by prosperous ranches.
The pueblos Of New Mexico are
nineteen in number and are very SINH
lar in appearance. Each accommo-
dates from 100 to 800 persons, the
pueblo Indians being communistic in
their manner of living. The houses
are built one upon another, in a sue
cession Of terraces, sometimes five in
number, the upper stories being reach
ed by means of ladders The walls
are very thick and the interior is gain
ed, not through doors, but by entrance
ways cut in the roof. The Pueblo In
dams have been pronounced by eth
nologists to be the oldest race on the
continent
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17
COLD CAUSED BY MlCROBE,
Popular Notion that 1t Is Caused by
Exposure a Failure.

GApOSuEG d AZURE
The common theory that all colds
are the result of exposure of some sort
is a great mistake. Exposure is not the
direct cause Of the disease. Scientists
say that colds are caused by a hostile
microbe, which gains a foothold when
vitality Is lowered by exposure, and
that if one is Injured to exposures he
has al effective remedy against the mi
crobe Of cold as we'll as many others.
There are many evidences to provo this
theory. There are many places where
1t is impossible to catch cold, because
there is no cold to catch.
Nansen and his men, during the three
years they spent in the arctic regions.
We're immune from cold, though they
were constantly enduring exposure of
every kind. They passed day after
day in clothes SO saturated with per-
spiration that by day they froze into
solid mass, so that they cut into the
flesh. And at night, in their sleeping
bags, the first hour was spent in thaw-
ing out. They returned to civilization
none the worse in health, but soon
contracted severe colds upon reaching
there.
Then there is the remarkable in
stance Of st. Ktlda, that lonely. rocky
island which was visited by DR.. John
son when he and Boswell were making
their famous tour Of the Hebrides.
There are about 100 inhabitants on the
island. The coasts are SO precipitous
that for eight months Of the year IT
Is practically inaccessible. Several
vessels from the mainland call there
during the summer. And, strange to
say, whenever ship reaches the ISL
and from the mainland every inhabit-
ant, even to the infants, is seized with
cold. This fact has been known for
more than 200 years and was of great
interest to DR.. Johnson, who was skep-
teal concerning it.
The question Of this ST. Kilda cold
long puzzled men, who never dreamed
that 1t was an infectious disease and
that without the possibility of infec-
ton 1t Is impossible to catch it no
matter what the exposure NAV be.
That Is to say, 1t Is due to a micro
organism, and without the presence
Of this micro-organism the disease ca n
not be contracted
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

there will also be placed the bodies OF
great German dead.
The organ, which is the largest in
The world, except that at Riga, is the
gift of Prince Henke1 Of Donners-
mark. 1t has 113 so-caIled voices and
1000 tubes, and cost $37, 800. The
chancel is of marble and bronze, and
Is the gift Of Prtvy Councillor Pastel.
The cathedral stands on the banks
Of the Spree where Inter den Linden
ends Surrounded by grand build
ings on all sides, the new cathedral
stands in one Of the finest squares in
the world. 1t is 341 feet in length.
The cupola, with it's lantern, rises to
a height Of 325 feet. The bell towers
at both ends Of the porch flank rise TO
a height Of 211 feet. The cathedral
consists of four principal parasitic
church for divine service, the crypt,
destined as a pantheon, encfrcled by
chapels; a church for marriages and
chrfsten1ngs and the long porch.
The memorial church IN the crypt
was originally intended for the recep-
ton Of the collins Of the HohenzoI-
lerns, and many Of these were trans
ferred In due course from the old ca
thedral vaults, but Emperor Frederick
resolved that the church should also
be used as the burial place of the ma
TONS illustrious dead. By Kaiser
Wtlhelm's direction an epitaph In
memory of Bismarck will be placed
at the entrance.
The central cupola is surrounded by
four towers situated at the corners Of
the building, of which the front two
are 210 feet high and hold the bells
The entrance to the church is formed
by a great arch with fine columns on
either side, over which is placed in a
niche a figure of Christ, wrought in
bronze and over sixteen feet high. AT
the same height on the far side are
figures Of the twelve apostles, and at
the foot Of the two pairs of great
columns are grouped the four great
prophets of the Old Testament The
cathedral is distinguished by it's beau
tiful proportions, its simple grandeur
and perfect distribution and harmony
Of its mass.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

The successful wife keeps on hand a
little boom in case Of need She keeps
q surprise tucked up her sleeve, where
It can be fired on q moments notice.
Maybe it IS a carnation for his coat
lapel; maybe it is his favorite pudding
served extra; perhaps it is the baby's
picture framed for his desk Some
thing she has ready, and when his af-
lection needs jogging she does not
hesitate TO do the jogging. Why, a
bunch of violets or a knot OF bright
ribbon where it adds the most to the
wife's charms almost make a man for
get that he is hungry. A saucy pinch
with the usual kiss Or a merry chase
away from the accustomed greeting
viii almost make man forget that he
is married to the adorable creature.
4 stage whisper now and then and
twinkle of mischief are worth hours
OF cooling. The woman who buries
her ROBUSTNESS on her wedding day
robs her home OF much of its happi-
ness
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17
DANCES OF THE CORA INDlI
Cerem onies in Spring Following
Fast.


Fast.
In the spring Of the year the q
assemble in their mit0te or dam
place on FIVE consecutive WednesdN
says a writer in the Southern W
man. An old woman has charge 4
large sacred ground bowl, ID
Mother" and decorated inside and
with numerous strings of yari-c0la
beads. There are some wads Of
ton in the bowl, and under theulA
two carved stone figures Of great
tiquity.
Every person arriving places
flower in the bowl on the cotton, q
it is completely filed with gorge
tropical blossoms. Soon after sun
the ceremonies commence with a
prayer to the morning star, the tuts
genius of the Cora, who is invited
come and to bring with him all
other gods. When the dance Beg
after nightfull, the principal singers
companies himself on the musical y
This is the only musical instrun1
Of the Cora.
They dance in a sort Of quick q
step, and every time a dancer aT1
in front of the altar he turns w
sharply around. OF course, each 4
dances for himself, one behind
other.
Just before dawn, when the morn
star is brightest, the ceremonies
concluded with fervent prayers
a bowl is brought to the ot1claq
leader in the singing. TINS oo"I =
tains water from a sacred lake IN y
land. and, dipping a red orchid INTO
sacred water, he sprinkLes the wa
over the Mother" bowl, over the c,
Of seed corn to be used for the SpIl
planting, and over all the people
the food the women have prepared
the feast to be held after the ddnr III.
and other ceremonies are over !
sprInkling symboIizes the refresh
dew which the morning star seilu'
earth to delight everything living,
the time the sun is up, every lhlDs
over and the Cora are aIoWeu " -,
the long fast which precede' ~,
dance Of this character, and rss'
themselves with the good things III
women have prepared for them
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

constructed much after the manner of
oeehives, an entire city being prac-
icaIly under one roof, with a multi
Dltcity of rooms arranged in suites.
Entrance to the apartments is accom-
plished by ladders. These aborigines
are sun-worshipers, and the orb Of day
Is their great god. Next in import
ance in their cosmogony is the snake
god, who controls the rain supply. In
honor Of various divinities are held
elaborate dances, the most remarkable
Of which is the famous snake dance"
In which some of the participants act
aaIly carry five live rattlesnakes in
sheir mouths. Another odd custom Of
theirs obliges the young girls to wear
their hair done up at the sides of their
leads in such way as to initiate
squash f1@rs, while the tresses Of
the old wSmen are braided to repre-
sent the withered stalks of the squash
vine.
From an antiquarian standpoint this
southwestern region Is the most won
derfuIly interesting on the continent
Here where snakes hiss and rattle and
the coyote bowls was civiliza ton
long before Columbus touched these
shores and relics Of it are still bis
tered by the sun in their derest lone
uness. Hundreds of ruins are to be
found of a race Of men who, scien-
lists tell Us, were and s feet tall
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17
eERLlNs NEW CATHEDRAL.
The Westminster Abbey of Germ any
and Protestant Mecca.

and a Protestant Mecca
With great pamp Berlin recently
dedicated the cathedral which is TO
rival st. Peters at Rome and the
Westminster Abbey in London. 1t Is
the shrine of Lutheranism and the
Emperor has done everything to make
IL magnificent The dedication was
accompanied by military pageant,
In which princes and grand dukes of
Germany and other lands participated.
The remainder of the ceremony was
religious and musical. When the struc-
tire was undertaken the Emperor
said. 1--WE are not building church
for the province of Brandenburg, nor
for Prussia. but cathedral for the
Professionals of the world. | should
like Protestants everywhere to feel
that they have an interest IN this
building, pride in it and feel wei
come here. The cathedral will be open
day and night"
1t was the purpose Of the Emperor
Frederick and the Empress, under
whose short reign the initial steps
were taken to build the cathedral, TO
make it the Westminster Abbey of
Germany. So it is to be. In the i'm
mense crypts already lie the bones OF
eighty-seven Hohenzollerns, and in
the future, besides the sovereigns,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17
The Prisoners Advantage

The man UP for larceny llau @ p1+
ted his guilt when unprecedented Du'l
the trial, the Green Bag say' -
Youthful counsel defended MN y
great obstinacy and unnecessary y
liancy. rocar
ing the jury with a bene'ol9 5'Lr 4
1.-THE prisoner says he is gul.H ,,+ i
counsel saws he is not, You must
eide between them. +
Then, after an effective pa ts;ng
Judge added, There is one nrison
remember, gentlemen. iHT an,to
was there and his coursei ""'D
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-17

were made at the recent meeting OF the
American Health Association at Ha-
vana, The solution consists Of one
pound of blue viriol and one Of un-
slaked lime In ten gallons Of water.
and one gallon Of this solution Is sufh-
Gent to purify fifty gallons Of water.
A tank containing fifty gallons Of wat
er with which sewage had been mixed,
and swarming with the larvae Of mos
quttoes, became perfectly clear In eight
Or ten hours, and at the end OF thirty
SIX hours most of the larvae were dead.
Water which is foul to the smell when
so treated becomes odorless. Expert
ments are still in progress to discover
how effectual the process is In destroy
ing bacteria, and already it Is proved
that a stronger solution than that
stated above kills the germs Of typhoid
fever and cholera. Not the least i'm
portant facts are that the weak solu-
ton which destroys the mosquito larva
one gallon of the mixture to fifty gal
Ions Of water-is absolutely harmless,
for copper cannot be detected in it by
chemical analysis; and that sulphate
of copper costs only five cents a pound
and lime three cents.