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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

lle ertlarerl 5lt9leid), 0aB pe0er Ourd)
Gepclden nod NeOcn oOcr Genon-
Itrotionen Die 8botioHe oaB Stalien
no6 6ronfreid qrapitirte, ousge.
mlltt mitroe. Iuf england uno
ungorn mGren trob Der jcbigen
6reltnolldteit 1cutihIono fetnOlid)
geItimmt. an Seitrci6'a mliridtiger
0rcnnOi6oft iei nid)t SIT 5meifehl,
ober es lei innerIih gcidmd6t uno
oeabalb ieine Observation-Disclosures
BON frogli6em @ertb.
SIN %ltc6rigen lit bier sic 5itrilfie.
tcnOc 9ebanbIung, mcI6c ser Oeut,
ihcn 8reiie, bel @elcgcnbcit Der aoi-
~ler5riammentunit in @icn 81 SbeiI
gcporoen III, unongcncbm oufgcfol-
len. MG6ren0 Die Nicner mo Ho-
miiden 9l0tter Den rSnboIt Der 5tpi.
ihcn Den &oiiern @ilbcIm, iomie
6ron5 Soicpb eincricita lnO Dem So
MIG Slttor emanuel on0ercrlcitS &c.
mc6iclten Gepei6cn bcrcitS beipra'
6cn, botten bic ocl1tihcn ~iiberboltpt
nod feline acnntnib ooDon erlongt.
Seine uebCrradb Sung.
Nic Gntbiillngcu, melhc Die Bot.
ihnit ocS ErGiioenten 9tooicDcIt iibcr
Die in Den Gbicogo'cr ShlodtbGlicrn
bcrrl6cn0en grnucnb0itcn 3%nlton0e
NcbrNdt bot, limo iiir Die 0icaicitigt
Mcgicrltng our6olta feline llcbcrras
id)ung gencien. Nus Ocn @cridtcn
Oelltihcr 6odmGmcr mor ibr mobl
bctannt, bob in Chicago BON g9s
obu6tung itrenacr ionitGrcr OtoB-
nobmcn, mic lie i'm bertIhcn Neide
olr6 0eict norgcirticbcn limo, itbcr-
bnllpt nidt Ole 9feoc unO Die llcber'
iuoNrng bel scr 6obrifotion bon
Glciihmoaren bort iIbcr0lla lar lit.
SOpeit Observation-Disclosures
III Sctrddt tonllnCll, miro otc Vot'
itoit ocs ErGiioentcn H%ooicuelt inl
Neih feline Ncuerungcn i'm @cfol9c
boben. Ter oeutiGclL mic Der prcli.
BiiHcn HcQierung bictcn bic bette.
bcnocn 8ori6riftcn QcniiAenoc Sonn-
baden, nm oo8 &olt Dor Dem Gons
INN bon 6leiibnaorcn, mcl6c oieCSc.
iunobcit i6Goigen f0nntcn, 81 ihii-
ten. GoS Hci6SgcicB pcrbictct Jest
ihon Die Ginfrbr bon luftoidt Der
ihloiicnem 9iihicniIciih un0 iomie
ioldcr @uritiuooren, uno i6on oicics
geicblide &crbot lit iilr ole 3mcdc
ouSrci6cfo.
ucberfIiiiit0e 9eiora.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

&uiiiid e g a NJ pferltnie
mad Imerifa.

Petersburg s. SUM. - Inn
Die ACKNOWLEDGING nod Den Ser.
Stootcn Der nclcn ruiiiihen Cant
pfcr.@ ciclliboit 5u5umcnOen, bat Der
Gbcf Der 6reimiai0en- GGotte ooS Miz
niitcrilm ocS Snncrn eriudt, Die
B.Goridriitcn 5t pcrciniohcn unO
sic Soften Der EGiic, pcl6c lid gegen-
mGrtiG otf 500 belouien, 81 reOu5i.
rem. Nan bofit bicrNurd), Der ncucn
Clinic Der NuSmonocrcr, mel6e iibcr
TinlonO acbcn unO oeren 3obl i'm
oorigcn Monot 1860 bctrlln lIno ollf
oo3 @cidlGft, melde& Die oellti6eu
Gompfcrlinicn boben, 5ujufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Gei6S. un0 Stautafinal II
6en.

GeiG5. un0 Stuat5ftnal II
SEN.
Gos &oiierli6c StotiltiIde bureau
bat cinen Nl1Stpei8 iiber Die HeId)@'
un6 StuatSfinon3cn per0ftentlltrt.
Gic ociommtc Sdulo Der Gin5elitao'
ten i'm Sabre 1905 bctrug S3,Olo,'
2500OO un0 Ole &cidai6ltl0 500
100000, plus SCI 100000 III fitr5frl7
Itiocn Nnlcibcn. Ger @crtG Der Dem
Stootc Qcb6rigcn Giienbabnen be-
trGot $3.50 10000 oocr etmaS mebr
ais oic qciommtc 5tootai6uln &n
Itootli6cm @ciib bciinOen ii6 l.
74S,465 4fcr inter anltur uno H.
23O,414 2ldcr @aINltngen.
BOIL. Grief terungen.
Bic gcrlincr &onOcIsfommer be
rcitct cinclt @cri6t ilbcr bic bon Den
Scr. Stoatcn GcltiAIonO bcpilltgs
ten 3oQ Grlcihtcrlngen an Die UT.
oicrlrr,a Dor, IS murbc bci6loiicn
appicn 0cS NcridtcS alien &onllln
oOcr @crtruucnS . Ngcntcn Der Ter.
StootcrL mclfe loldc 5u bobcn min.
idcn }lrr &crfilgrrnG 81 ltellcn.
Iic @onoel9tommcr bcld)loB fer
ncr, ocltihe Grportiirmcn mo Erl'
potpcrioncn oti5uiorNcrn, bic aaI1t'
mcr iibcr Die g8irflug Der Grleldte-
rlung SIT informircn.
&c u6 cr aus 6rdntretd.
Nu5 Scruc in McitpboIcu tonnmlt
Die Nto6riht, Oob BORT bon elmer Nn'
3obl Der BEL Dem furhtbaren @rltbcn-
llngliid in GourricreF gercttctcn
@crglclltc elm @ciud 5lft I. Suli an
ocmclOct mor0cn lit. Gic 6ron5olcn
mpllcn nit 0icicm @ciu6 ben bcllt-
ihCn aomcrnocn, mcldc iid bel Den
Ncttumg9orbcltcn in Gourrierea in 10
rllbmIihcr @cile bcroOractbon ia.
ben, pcriGnlih ibren Tont gum Mus
0rltd bringCn.
SCuiotioncllcr Selblt it.
moro.
Sn Nromi6mciG bat Der &cgics
ruu08rotb %&ommCrbcrr @iintbcr bon
llngcr, mcldcr Dem 6inon5 . Gollc-
GUM Ger oortiGcn ber5ogIi6en BE
gicrlnG o%n1cb0rtc, Sclbitmoro be
ganqcn, SIS fcblt jcglitcr Nnbalt
ooriibcr, mas ocn llnglitdIihen IN
Sen 500 gctricbcn Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
ucbetfliiiitae Seiora.


u b.
Nti6t gcringe @ciorGnib botte cine
Siobabotidqft, bercn llriprung lid
nidt ieititrllen lGbt, bcrOorGcrlicn.
SIS bicB, OoBe Der Sampler nFrin5
Gitcf 6fit0riA" bon Der, Solnbitra
Nmcrifo . Clinic uhier6taongen lei.
ScitcnS ser. Eircftion SerWcicQihurt
lit oicie llnbcil3mcloun8 Ifofort oils
p0Qig GrunoloS oemcntlrfl morOcn.
Cos Sdiff milroc bis old O @eitcrca
IN bic 6obrt bon 9feip Dsrf nod)
Oiittcl Imcrifa cingcitclIt ncr0cn.
O@rin3 Gitel 6ricorid)" beiuno iid)
MULTIPLICATION 5ltr 3eit I'M 9tclp. 2or.
fer &ofcn un0 trot bcutc bon BORT
Die 6obrt noh 6ortune &Slan0 on.(
6ciert icin 9ilbcr. Subj
lGum.
GoS iilbcrnc >Sltbil6um OCo o9lQGc-
meincn Geutihcn ShuIucrcina 5lrr
@rboltung ocS GclltihtbumS im9luas
lan0c," mcl1c3 in &%crbin0ung nit
Der 2%5.iGbriNcn SouptpcriommlunG
oeS &creinS IN grcSlou gefctcrt it,
bat ciucn gl0n3cnoen &erIouf &c.
nommcn. Ger bo6lt cinorudSpollc
Scltoft fonO in Scr aulo Scr llnipcr.
iit1t ltott. Tort botten lid) Die aus
allen @oucn Gclltihlono'S, ionic aus
Dem IuSlnn0c cingetroffenen &crtres
ter OcS &crCin@ cingcfunocn, oid Ole
8ertreter Scr l~lniperiit0t mo bic
Spitcn Der @Cb0rocn nabnlcn an Der
Seier Sbcil. Sn bcn einorud5poIlcn
Scltrcocn muroc nomcntlit uui hie
bobe Nuigobc, meldc Scr &crcin lid
in Dem Observation-Disclosures lcineS 9c.
itcbcnS nit riibmenSlpertbem GiiCr
uno groBem Griolge gemiNmet bat,
b%ingcptelcn,
Rad Ecttng perfect.
Ger Legations SefretGr Or. bon
9oblcn bon ser preubiihen @elonNt.
lhoit bci'm &otifon iibcr ociicn&cr.
loblmg NIT Sri. Bertha &rupp 1T
Gllcn OiittbciIlng gemodt mllroe, lit
oils crltcr 9otihoitS : SetrctGr Der
bcutihcn @oti6aft noh Eeting Der.
ictt morocn. 9ieie omtli6e Nit.
tbeilung miOcrIegt in ser bi~inoigItcn
@ciic OoS @criibt, boB Or, p.Soblcn
in 6olge ieincr &erlobung Den OipIo.
motiihcn 1irnit qllittiren nno III Die
GerpoItung ser aruppihen @ertc
in Glien eintrctcn miiroe.
6eltungS c meroen
gci6leift.
Sn obicbborer 3cit mcrOcn bic
Moucrn mo @Gue Der 6eitung bon
Nct Him iollcn. Gem boperilden
SonOtog lit, mic cine Gepelhe ans
Wtiindcn mcloct, ioeben cine &orlu.
&C, ourt mcIdc Die gntfeltigung Der
Stabt ongcoronct miro, %6ltge9ongell.
0tCu . Him, unmittelborc Sto0t
uno @ouptort ocs gleidnomigcn @c-
SirtSomtca, murbe I'M Sabre 1921 &c.
1riinOct unO bat etlpa $500 Ginmob-
>ncr. mBerncm cine itarfe @orniiol.
Ser Srt murOe 1911 befeltiet, 1857
Stn6t uno 1891 manufacturers taot.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
WOdj 0ut %abgclnnfcn.

Ginitur5 zines groBen 8ei6GitS.
ge6GltoeS in Fitt86urg. - 0rei
MGnncr unO Orci MGbden inter
ocn Sriimmcrn beQrobcn, ieOod
nod 5rr rchten Belt gerettet.
EittSburM Eo,, s. Sltni. -
Sin breiitodiOeS @eidGitSgcbGuoe an
Ser 2ibertp . Npemuc, nobc Gecil-
IGcp, ~itiir5tc bclte in 6olgc Oes gu
iommcnbrudj8 zines nuf Dem 0ahe
ItcbcnOcn @oiierbebGltcrS Elm, unO
cine 9ln3obl Mcnihen murbe inter
Sen Sriimmcrn bcgrnben. Sin bintcr
Sem @ebGllbc itcbenoeS @eiponn
Efcroc murOc cridlogcn. lin 4.30
NodymittngS AcInng cS, brci iunge
MGohen, melde ais Stenogropbin.
men in ocm @cbGuOc bcidGftigt gelpe=
icn morcn, un0 0rei WGnncr aus Sen
Sriimmcrn 81 bcireicn. Sic murOen
ouf Nmbulnn5cn ms Soipitol &c.
i6idt. SIREN Nngoben na6 liegen
nod Orci bis finn nnOcre Eerionen
IN Dem Sriimmcrbouicn.
CSpGter.) - IS itellt iid 6erolls,
onb sic icd)S 8ercttctcn sic ein5igen
Tcrionen naren, melfc nidt redt5ci-
ttg aus bem cinltiir5eloen @ebGuoe
cntfommen fonnter. Sbre 8erlebun.
gen iinb omar tbeilpeiic 5icmlid be-
bcnflid, inoeiicn mcrocn lie i1mmt-
lid genelen. 0oS @cb1ube mar bon
Sem Butter. uno GicrhGnblcr SSobn
Site, ser nS. %. Ecttp @oQ Eoper
So" ltno Ser Z. 2. Wcrcer Shoe
Co." cingcnommcr. Gtlpa 90 Ser
lonnen arbeiteten in Dem @eb1uoe.
- Ger iriibcrc &iiltCr ser oelitiden
lutbcriiden ct. Foltrs STRIDE inSs.
me9o, N..Y., Der lett einigen Sogen
ueribmunocn mar, muroe in Der gu
triitei oeS @cbGubes erbGnet oufge-
f,,,,Nn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09

Ter Dor einigen @oden aus
Son 6ronSisco nod &ome, H..D,
5ltriidgefebrte Gbuoro anbrems lit
mGbrcno or ouf Den 8eleiien oerGen.
trolbabn oabinihritt, bon einem 3l-
Qe qetoDtct mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-09
Monoihurci ais 3citltn0s . Core
iponocnt.
n it ratton gegen Sic
meme englii6e S6uL.
@|orIage.

2on6on, s. Srnt. Gtmo
10000 @eiitlihc, 6obritorbeitcr uno
anOcre 2eute aus 2ancoibire fumcn
6eute ouf 33 grtrn5iigcn nad Com.
Don, nm gegen oie i'm EorIoment
%ifmeben6e ShuIporIage gu protciti.
rem. Bon Ben pcriAieoenen 9obn-
bDien nlIs moridirtcn sic 2cllte nah
Dem Hegentenporf, no lie iif orgoni-
iirtcn, nm Damn NIT 5obncn unO
Mtuiif nod ser gilbert . Sale 81 sic.
ben. Die @iih0ie bon 2onoon unO
Mundeitcr iton0cn an Der Spite oeS
3ugeS. Sn Der hilbert oQc mlrOc
cinc @criommttug a~bgeboItcn, wcIde
3lpcdcntipredenOe 9ci6liiiie gum
Ginicn0cn an oo8 Eorlomcnt an.
nobm. gQc GbciIne6mer an Der Ie.
monitration fomcn nti eigene Soften
bicrber.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

Indian Curry.

Take one onion, one ounce of butter,
six or eight sweet almonds, two eggs, one
slice Of bread, half a pound of cooked
meat. one tablespoonful Of curry pow
der. Slice the onion. fry 1t nice
brown in butter. Put the slice of bread
In milk, and crate the almonds into 1t.
Beat the eggs in half cup Of milk,
and mix all together with the meat
minced fine, and small lump of butter
and the curry powder. Grease a pie
dish well, and rub it with little LEM
OH juice. Put in the mixture, and bak,'
In slow oven. When done turn out
and pour some good gravy round, ana
serve with boiled rice. This is an ex.
celient dish, and one highly to be rec
commended for cold winters day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

Scald one quart Of oysters in their
own liquor; remove them from the
liquor; chop them small and rub them
through a fine sieve; put two level
tablespoonfuls Of butter in a pan, when
melted add two tablespoonfuls of -four
add one cupful Of oyster liquor, the
oyster pulp, salt, pepper and paprika
just before serving add one cupful of
whipped cream, beating it we'll into the
SOUP
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
Pumpkin Pudding.

Press q pint Of dry, cooked pumpkin
through colander; let one-half pint
Of milk get scalding hot and add to 1t
one-quarter pound each Of butter and
granulated sugar; when the butter is
melted, beat in very gradually eight
eggs. which have been whipped until
very light, flavor with the juice of a
lemon, a grated nutmeg and a large
teaspoonful Of powdered mace and Gin.
namon mixed. Line low pudding
dish with good pastry pour in the
pumpkin mixture and bake in a quick
oven. This Is delicious.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
Red Pepper Catsup.

Take four dozen red peppers; put
on the fire in quart of vinegar and
water each, with two roots of horse.
radish grated and six sliced onions.
Season with salt, pepper, spice and
mustard seed; boil ten minutes and
strain. Then add teacupful of brown
sugar, two ounces Of celery seed, one
Of mace and pint Of strong vinegar.
Boil one hour and bottle.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
FelOna.

A felon or whitlow Is an inflamma-
ton Of the hand or finger, usually Of
the last joint of the finger. Its Import
ance varies with the seat Of 1t; that Is
to say, with the portion Of the finger
involved. 1t may affect the skin only,
the tendons or slnews, or the fbrous
coverings Of the bone-the perlosteum.
A superficial whitlow, where the in
fammation Is confined to the skin, may
be extremely painful, but otherwise 1t
cannot be said Of the other two forms.
In the tendinous whltlow pus forms
in the fibrous sheath surrounding the
tendon; and unless the Inflammation
quickly subsidies, or the matter Is let
out by the surgeons knife, the pus may
burrow down through the sheath into
the palm Of the hand, and result in a
permanent crippllng Of the member
The third dvariety-called by physicians
the sub -perlosteal-is that In which mat
ter forms beneath the membrane which
covers the bone. AS this membrane Ia
tough and lnelastlc, the tension due to
the increasing volume Of matter be-
comes very great, and gives rise to
throbbing, maddening pain. The relief
afforded by deep cut into this in
famed finger, right down to the bone,
is magical although the cut hurts. This
is the only treatment for this form of
felon, and the incislon should be made
early, for If 1t is too long delayed the
bone will be killed, and a discharging
sore will remain which will later neces-
state surgical operation, even II 1t
does not result in the loss of the last
joint Of the finger.
The superficial whltlow does not usu-
ally call for such radical treatment.
A clay poultlce often affords great re-
lief This may be made by making a
paste Of clay-prevlously sterllized by
baking in very hot overland adding
glycerln to prevent too rapid drying;
or the clay may be obtained ready pre-
pared In the drug store. This protects
the finger from injury, keeps it cool,
and If applied early enough, may pre-
vent the formation of matter. When
once pus has formed, however, no mat
ter what the variety of the felon, the
safest plan Of treatment Is to cut into
the lnflamed finger, and give exit to the
confined matter and relieve the tension
of the parts.-Youth's Companion.
nur IiUhfaaf pain-tha u,tnd douy na-n
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
French Beefsteak.

Place In Il roasting tin a piece Of
the best rump steak; dredge with -four,
pepper and salt almost cover with wa
ter, roast for twenty minutes; then
cover with sliced onions, pepper, salt.
roast thirty minutes; cover with sliced
tomatoes, roast twenty minutes; then
sprinkle over with grated chct Sc,
roast again for ten minutes. Serve on
hot dish, and If basted every ten
minutes previous to sprinkllng on the
cheese it will be very tender and de.
llcious.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
Chocolate Cake Filling.

Wet half cake Of grated vanilla
chocolate with three tablespoonfuls Of
milk, rubbing them together, a little
at time, that they may be thoroughly
blended; heat the mixture into an egg
that has been whipped light with a cup
Of powdered sugar, then cook In a
granlte-lined saucepan until thick, stir.
ring constantly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
ScOnes.

Sift one quart Of flour; add half a
teaspoon Of salt, teaspoon of sugar, a
tablespoon Of lard, one beaten egg, two
teaspoons Of cream tartar, one Of soda
and a pint Of sweet milk. Mix to a
thick batter, drop in squares on very
hot, creased griddle, and bake brown
on both sides. Serve with butter and
honey.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

-Come on, then" said North. ~our
roads lie together, DOCTOR"
Before the two clergymen had got
half way down the steep path that led
from the commandant's house to the
fiat on which the cottages of the doctor
and chaplain were built, Macklewain re-
Joined them. another fogging to-mor-
row." said he, grumblingly. up at
daylight, l suppose, again"
Whom Is he going to flag now?"
"That young butler-fellow of his"
What, Kirkland? You don't mean
to say he's going to fog kirkland? Oh,
this must be stopped" cries North, in
great alarm. He can't stand it. |
tell you he'll die, Macklewain."
Captain Burgess was shutting his We
randa window when North hurried up.
Captain Burgess, Macklewain tells me
you are going to fog young Kirkland.
l have come to beg you not to do so, sir.
The lad has been cruelty punished al.
ready. He attempted suicide to-day
unhappy creaturev'
well, that's just what I'm fiogginV
him for. III teach my prisoners to at.
tempt suicide!"
Captain Burgess" protested North
Il assure you that he does not deserve
punishment. | have seen him, and his
condition of mind is pitiable."
Look here, Mr.. North. don't inter
fere with what you do to the prisoners
souls; don't you interfere with what
do to their bodies"
Then. Captain Burgess" cried
North, his pale face flushing, "I tell YOU
the boys blood will be on your head.
am minister of God, sir, and / forbit
you to commit this crime"
You're dismissed officer of the gov
ernment, sir. You've no authority her,
in any way; and If you interfere witt
my discipline, sir, I'll have you put il
irons until you're shipped out of the isl
and!"
This, OF course, was mere bravado OF
the part of the commandant. NORTH
knew well that he would never dare t
attempt any such violence, but the in
suit stung him like the cut of a whip
He made a stride toward the command
ant, as though to seize him by tn,
throat, but checking himself in time
stood still, with clinched hands, fashin,
eyes and beard that bristled
North returned home In great agita
ton. Twice he paused on his way t.
the sitting room, and twice was he driv
en- on by power stronger than his will
He reached 1t at length, and opening
the cupboard, pulled out what he sough
"A bottle Of brandy.
With this in his hand, all moderation
vanished. He raised it to his lips an,
eagerly drank. Then, ashamed of wha
he had done, he thrust the bottle back
and made for his room. He wept, h
prayed, he fought with his desire a
with a madnes. He told himself tha
another's life depended on his exertions
that to give way to his fatal passo
was unworthy of an educated man an
a reasoning being. In vain. In tn
midst of his arguments he found hin
self at the cupboard, with the bottl
at his lips, in an attitude that was q
once ludicrous and horrible.
His disease was a terrible one. Th
Rev. James North -g.utlemna, schula
and Christian prest-was what III
world calls "a confirmed drunkard."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
Chile Con Carne,

Cut two pounds Of steak ,ato small
pieces and fry in dripping or butter.
Seed six chiles and cover with boiling
water, soak until tender, then scrape
the pulp into the water. When the
steak Is done add -four to the fat in
the pan and brown 1t, stirring con.
stantly. Cover with the chile water
add little garlic and thyme and sim.
mer until the meat is tender and the
gravy thick and smooth.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
CHAPTER xxi.

A-AA LIN <NAll.
The morning sun, bright and fierce
looked down upon a curious sight. In a
stone yard was little group of persons
-Troke, Burgess, Macklewain, Kirk
land and Rufus Dawes.
Three wooden slaves, seven feet high.
were fastened together in the form of a
triangle. The structure looked not un-
like that made by gypsies to boil their
kettles. To this structure kirkland was
bound. His feet were fastened with
thongs to the base of the triangle: his
wrists, bound above his head, at the
apex. His body was then. extended to
its fullest length, and his white back
shone in the sunlight. During his tying
up he had said nothing.
Now, prisoner" said Troke to Dawes.
"do your duty"
Rufus Dawes looked from the three
stern faces to Kirkland's white back,
and his face grew purple. In all his
experience he had never been asked to
fog before. He had been fogged often
enough. He picked up the heavy cat,
and drew its knotted lashes between his
fingers.
go on, Dawes" whispered Kirkland,
without turning his head. "You are no
more than another man."
Rufus Dawes lifted the cat, swung Il
round his head. and brought its knotted
cords down. The white back was in
stantly striped with six crimson bars.
kirkland stifed cry. 1t seemed to
him that he had been cut in half.
Now, then, you scoundrel," roared
Burgess; separate your cats. What
do you mean by fogging a man that
fashion,"
Rufus Dawes drew his crooked fin.
gers through the entangled cords and
struck again. This time the blow was
more effective, and the blood beaded on
the skim. The boy did not cry; but
Macklewain saw his hands clutch tho
slaves tightly, and the muscles Of his
naked arms CULVER
The third blow sounded as though Il
had been struck upon a piece Of raw
beef, and the crimson turned purple The
fogging proceeded In silence for ten
strokes, and then Kirkland gave q
screech like a wounded horse.
"Oh!-Captain Burgess!-Dawes!-
Mr.. Troke!-Oh! oh!-Mercy!-Oh, doc
tor!-Mr. orth!-Oh oh! ohw
The lads back, swollen into a hump,
now presented the appearance Of ripe
peach which a willful child has scored
with a pin. Dawes turning away from
his bloody handiwork, drew the cats
through his fingers twice. They were
beginning to get clogged little.
go on" said Burgess, with a nod.
Ito he 'nuii ili,iph
-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

Break pound Of maple sugar into
bits and crush. Add to it pint OF
cream into which you have dropped q
pinch of soda. Put over the fire and
stir until the sugar Is melted. Boil
stirring constantly, until a little drop
ped into cold water is brittle Add o
tablespoonful Of butter, and, when this
melts, pour into creased pans and mark
off into squares.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20
Hickory Nut Kisses.

Whites of six eggs beaten to a stlfI
froth, on pound and one cup of pow
dered sugar, one cup of hickory nut
meants chopped and piece of ctrlc
acid the size of a pea. Drop in tea
spoonfuls on buttered pans and bake.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20


He Is hardly more than five feet high
and wears eyeglasses with a black silk
string that ties them to his coat lapel.
In summer time he Is much given to
the wearing Of ill-htting, baggy linen
suits and "Rube-like" straw hats.
Let no one think that his stature In
dicates intellectual dry rot. He Is as
sharp as a whipcord and few men ever
sat In the Senate who had the gift at
repartee that he possesses. Only In:
gals Of Kansas ever successfully coped
with him, and ingalls, never relished
passage with the New Hamp-
shire man. Most people call him the
wasp OF the Senate" and Senator
Vest Of Missouri, who was not wanting
In picturesque language when the occa-
sion demanded 1t, once referred to him
as the Mosquito of the Senate"
Chandler has been in public life 80
long that he has hardened exterior
for the ordinary sensations in which
his name becomes involved. He loves a
fight and Is always looking for 1t. He
fights for the sake of fighting. He
fought with Senator Foraker about the
railroad rates and Ohio politics when
1t was no more his business than 1t was
to regulate the affairs Of the man in the
moon. AS far back as the Hayes ad-
minlstration he had prominent admin
istration connections, and, after long
and close association with President
Hayes, broke with him in series OF
letters and acrimonious correspondence
that equals anything that has developed
in connection with the Tillman- Roose-
welt row.
The other day he said that he had
first come to Washington in the Pierce
administration and had known every
President more or less intimately since
that time. He is engaged in govern.
mental work.-Utlca Globe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

Woman Is a miracle of divine con
tradictions.-Michele
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

VI hiNh 40 OliC POo
sessed Of either
strong mentality or
great physical en-
durance. He wears
a scraggy chin
whlsker something
like Uncle Sam Is
pictured as wear
ing, except that It
has the appearance
"a LI -I@-LAI