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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-28
PERSONAL and Local.
'resh Oysters at Hirzeps.

Moose cigars by all dealers
/. Denton was Rhinelan-
. business visitor Saturday.
Sopvenir Postal Cards at TIPS
e 4
4 Denton returned Tuesday
IN a. short trip 10 Neenah op,
Siness. v
r. Kuehne went to State
'be Monday to work on the new
s7ses being built at the mill.
Eeorge Stejnmetz and family
10 moved to Three Lakes to re<
Z '''''
Mrs. Frank Hall departed Mon
s. for Menominee, Wis, to visit
i parents.
o.. Walter O'Connor who visit
s. relatives here the past 2 weeks,
burned to Ladysmith Monday.
d.. Bell departs tomorrow on a
lee weeks visit in the southern
Iii of this state.
Station Agent Robt. Ziebell and
lie went down to Milwaukee
j nday night to visit relatives
Fer fine jewellery call at John
ms the Railroad street Jeweler.
#R T, Dausitt and Mr.. Peterson
i Milwaukee, were in town sew
Ial days this week.
1t is reported that Frank Walsh
b Charles Chase will hunt black
81 on the the Deerskin this fall, ,
#CharIes Slattery was down from
KshIand Tuesday on a short bust
i SIS Trip.
M. Hull departed Wednesday
b Fond du Lac for few day s
Is. with relatives.
i If you need your stove polished
D. set up for the winter, call at
Hersohn's, they will do the WORK.
hey also sell all kinds Of stoves,
love boards, etc.
i Postmaster F. G. Mcintyre de-
Rrted Wednesday night on =
psiness trip to Chicago.
! Joseph Nemacheck returned
Wednesday from a business tip
j Milwaukee. u
i NJ Frankel went down to An
L. Thursday to engage brick
~ for his new building.
! There is nothing the matter OF
he fine weather here this fall.
September 18th and no killing
@ost experienced yet.
. Father Toplaka was up to Hack
ey Tuesday looking after the
anjding of the new Catholic
shurch at that place.
. Those desiring storm windows
p the winter, should order them
ow Of F. G. Hall & Co., as the
@rices are now low.
. Thomas 1Iosher of Arbor Vitae,
lie Republican candidate tor
8her.& spent several days In town
as week boxing up votes.
I Miss Myrtle Kuehne departed
4 uesoay night tor Madison, where
! 1t will enter the state Univer-
sy
Henry O0erholtzer returned
aome Saturday from a two weeks
'SIt with relatives in Michigan
hd Indiana.
The High School foot ball team
III drive over to Minocqua to-
borrow and play the High School
lam of that place.
When looking for a new heater
cooking stoves, call on Persohn
Company.
Key. Herzfeldt went down to
nterprlze Monday and united jim
arnaSe Miss Emma Peetz and
RIO Schoeuick. II
A. {, MjIJar and family have
o'ed to Ashland where A. c..
III work tor the Sanborn Land
company.
Maxwell NcGee denarted for
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

BauerIaub e.
u. 3. Danger COMPANY, Offee. geI-
mont Npe. unb Wi9iaan Str, $1,000.
s.. s. 9oslanb & SOn, Anbau,
14O2 3apmonb Str. 5000. - Jrau
emma Reper. Rsparaturen. 225 5ef.
fsrfon Mpe.. $80.-Robsrt 9. @omen,
Rsparaturen. 2O16 9aIsott abs.. s25.
= Snbtana 8ruff Co., 8%sparaturen,
ITO OF Is. Str, $50. - Spann &
Co., Aasnt. Reparaturen, @apitOl sps
unb Wartet Str, $125. = Sobn O..
Weisbsrgsr, 2aoenraum, SOnes unb
Wsf Str. $3.50. = Or. 8. Sin,
Wobnbaus, 81 Roro Tacoma Nbenue,
SO. 500. : 8bomas Gufad. aln3eiaen.
i&tlo, 2ouiRana uno Hew Serisp
Str. 500. - Wiliam 6aas, @obn.
baus, 81. Str, 5000. = 70. 8. Saf.
inss. @obnbaus. Graeelanb apenus,
SO. 600. = Samss StebeniOn. umbau,
Bolton Str. 3wii&en Daibington
unb SuIian Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

SebSroe fur SHentlt9e Mrbeiten,

@no9tltige 8ei 3 tpurbex gefabt;
SIR 2iesbsfrsuung les 5abrmeaes.
Cement Seiienmsgs, Bndhein. Soften
unb @anbfsine In Der MiKoari Str,
bon Der Is. biz our 80. Ctr.
0orani&ldes ruurben gewinf9t:
Gar. @sment.S siisntpegs unb &anb.
feline tn Der Rudle Str, bon Der 80.
Biz our 81. Str.
Ctr gr6Hnung Der Al. Str, pOr
Der Wsriotan Bis our penuiplpanio
Strabe.
Refolutionen murben angenommen:
Ctr Rissbefreuung bes Tabrmegs:
tn Der erfen Maep fhoIi& BON partmat
ape.. bon glmroob Mbe. Biz 3ur erHen
Aaep 6Hli9 BON @af Str.
MitaIieber Der 9eb6rbe fur 6Hent.
Ii9e arbsiten bei9dftissn f9 eifris
nit benz PIane. bic SoutberIanb'
Aoenue, 3wii&sn %. unb 20. Strabe,
pfaftern gu laRen. Sic fno ieood
bisber nod nidt I'm Stanbs gstpeien.
einsn Wss gu finoen. Obus NIT BEN
@eieBe in Gonfiet au fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
9entt@sr 3msts Der Sojtalifi:
t9eu Yartet.

Obige @ereintsung bielt aeHeru
Absno in Der @olumbta.6 alIe TIRE re.
aelmdbige Notwithstanding ab.
3mei Ranoioaten wuroen aufsenom.
men, elmer wurbe borssf9lassn. Agi.
tationsbt&sr, zoe on Der 3abl, &c.
Iangten 3ur 8srtbeiluns.
Dos arrangements. gomite melbete,
oab BITE gorbereitunsen fur ben am
Rittwc& fatifnbsnoen gaa isbt been.
bet feien.
STR bie prseinets Der SabIeite muir.
ben @ablwa&en srnannt. Am Mbeno
Dor Der @abl wirb bet garI Deb, Ode
WpOmtns. uno 0isb. Strabs, stns
Notwithstanding abgebaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
Gletne Standardization.

Der . men. Yeretr be-
6ocialsn &urnuereins psranfaItst fur
Sonntas Waamittas sine Rarten- Bar.
tie fir feline Wttgltsber.
@ufao 0enfsI, Der @bsdfdl'
fdsr. Der aud msbrere beige 8eihdfts'
lsute gelsimt batts. wuroe tn p9ila.
oelpbia NIT l Sabr Daft bsffraft.
Ste @entraI Union Telephone
60. bat Die giienarbettsn fur ibrs neus
@rdange, psl4e an Der SEEM Sort uni
Werioian Sirabe erbaut psrpsn fon.
bereits bergebsn. gtpa 1900 Bic
1900 Sonnen giieu psroer In ben
eroBen @ebdube our 0ermenouns
tomm.n.
@sfern marb Der bon @oubsr'
neur 6anlp protlamirte Baumpfan3
Gag. Sn ben 66fen Der bisfssr
Sdulen tpurosn 3u gbren bss Sage:
ri9t ueniger ME % Bdums gspfan3t.
3letue 5eierli@tsiten, bsftsbsno au!
@sidn9sn, Yeflamationen unb Dor
trdgen uaren an Der $asesoronung.
q. SO. & i9arbon n, Der Hid
Dor sinigsr 3eit bier aafbieIt, uni
befen Grau In @Onneant. o., f9me,
frant barnieberlis9t. tpurbs bon be,
hiefisen pOlilei In Rew Orleans aus
fnoig 9ema&t, unb bic Ha4ridt
uurbs ibm tibsrmittelt.
@harIes 6. Pettiiobn, be,
&beilbaber bss berforbsnen Dspuip.
Staotanpaltes Sobn u. Craig, Der fst
benz Sose bsHslben bsfsn Arbsitsi ber'
fab, TT etn Democrat, bod bat f9 ber'
ielbe md breno Der 3eit bob er TN 30.
li3ei9eridte amtirte. bereits 10 biel'
5rsunbs nnter Rspublitauert unb De-
mofratfn erporben, baB cine petiticr
au ieinen @unfen circulirt ptro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

BON ben SoIbnten, tpeI9
ietnerseit psn Sort Beniamin Sarri
on als $ppbustrante In bic 6olpitdlel
gebra9t murben, haben R9 NIT aus.
nabme bon 8 ober 4 ale nteber erboIt
uno fnb au ibren 2ameraben auriid'
getsbrt.
Die Beamten Der S%notanapo>
lts unb Cincinnati 8raction Co., tuer.
ben bsute bic biz @onnersbiQe perldn'
gerte 9inie Der Rufbbile DipiRon BE-
f&tigel unb morgen tpirb Elm 2 Stun
oenoienf auf oerislben er6ffnet. prd'
foent @bas. 6. 6enrp unb anoer'
Babnbsamten tperoen NIT einem Spe'
aiaIpaggon abfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
Hsus Saeorporationsa.

Solgsnbe @sIsQidaftst srmirtten
betm Staats-S sfretdr tbre Sncorpora.
tionspapiere:
Dion @reamerp aRoetatton g.
Obon; 9apitaI $4,000. 9irectoren.
Gem 8. @are, 2uurp COOPER, SOispb
8. &sslsr. aIonso u. Cane. 5rsb %,
SbaRer, Milo smilsp uno Daniel %,
9apes.
Sinner Contribution Gompann',
8erre 5aute; RapitaI SIS. 900. 81
rsetorsn: Sbomas 90. 2inier. @iatan
IS. 8inier uno 9arrp 6. Rinfer.
.Boonbiae &ealtp & Enrichment
@Ompanp". BOobile; Rapital $4,000.
Dirsftoren: Charles M. 5ammonb.
Sobn %. WilIon lno Sames U,
@ilEon.
vJair Store @ompanb". SaiOnbiIe,
@reene @ounip; 2apital $4,000. 81.
rsctoren: Scott Werriott. 8. 6. Dag.
Isp unb 0omarb 6. Spatt.
ySberiban Commercial glub", Sbe.
rioan; RapitaI $40, 600. Sirsctoren:
@sorge 3. palmer, CHARLES 6. @oud,
CHARLES u. guoalp, Sobn 8. Cor, Ill
bert o. Pearion, Sabio s. 9utdens
uno GaiRns 6. gQtott.
Bloomington Wining @ompanp".
Bloomington; 3apital $25. 600. 81.
rsetoren: 3. z. Bustirt, 8. .. BUS.
firt, 6reo Wattb.ws, 6. g. 5islo unb
6. 6. 6islb.
,NoblespiQe & O6io Telephone
@ompanp". NoblesbiQe; 0apital SIG,
Dirsctorer nod nidt erudbIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
@tese- -0rab.
O n.


alfreb uno @ofa 6oberg, 400 q.
psnniplpania Str, Rnabe. -@iaiam
unb Bertha Reno, 107 TeaI Str.
3uilings, 2nabs uno Wdo&en. -
Sobn uno Warp Wartin, TAG garl
Str, 2nabs.
Getraut.
amos J. 8ucp-@lauoie W. Graneiser
Grant u. 2suis-Si Suulfer.
@emaro 6. gbria- 2atie @laier.
So6n g. &oberts-2iaie gfert.
8eorge 8. 8reen-Sslen M. 9abis.
Bert 3. 2imble - @orrina W. Waib'
burn.
xhomas 3. abams-@mma Smith.
SeRorben.
Sbcmas WuIsn, 90, 517 Wsf
9enrp Str. - Barbara 6. Sp:ring,
60, 805 Of Warplanb Str.-&eubsn
2apeod, Sc. 742 Jlsidsr abe. -Sobn
%. anbsrfOn. &c, 647 Charlotte Str.
= George SLEEPER. rs. Armsn. SGwe.
fern. = emma aRit6en. AZ. Stabt-
6oibitaI. = SObn 9ils, 69. 1918 60.
lumbia Ape. - Bertha We9resor, 46.
781 5fet&er ab.. = @ornila Wri9bt.
81, 633 Godstbie Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

- Der itin9Fe Soloat tpdbrenb bes
Barssrfrissss NOR perrp 8pan bon
SsatIs, Waf6.. Der TN Sitter bon rleurt
Jabren uno 3ebn Wonaten oils Sromm.
Ter In @ompanie o. bes "a. Sewa
Gretutaigen.@ Regiments eintrat. Bpari
er9dIt stne eroBe ridfdnoige penRons.
iumme iebt ausbs3abIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

S%erIanqt-gine aIeinftebeube beutihe Dolne fn8i
~ eine etrIiae beutine Samilis, Der fs tbr @ut
anpertruusu fam. beftebenb aus eiuem gerduniesn
Setm unb sinise adsr 2anb tn siueut fleiuen Saub.
fdbtasn in Stub gountp. unsefdbr IS SRsiIsn bon
Snbionapplis. pdbrsub ibrer Reifs bon ca. bier biz
fauf Aonatsn nod Dsuii9lanb. IRAN srtuubise fd
bel German Hmerieau Truft Co.,
1o2 unb 104 q. SIENNA. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
...NYreS Bulletin.
Seinfte Strumpfe

Orei Sorten beliebter Strlmpfe
iperben morgen in + unb ] Subsnb
8artien Oferirt, gu Yreiien, psIde ss
ertuiinfdt MAIDEN einen 0orratb fur
Ben @inter einsulesen.
Srauen Strimpfe, essptiide 8aums
noble, in fdpar3 nit einseiesten
soblen, Csc bas Yaar ODER 6 paar
81 Sd
5rauen Strimpfe, aus Dem beiten
MacO @arn, einseiebten SobIsn,
sarantirt edtfarbig, 35c bas Yaar,
Ya1r .................S1.OO
Srauen Strimpfe aus EXTRA feinem
Maco Sarn, einaeieste SobIen, SOC
bas Spar, 6 YIdr........S2.65
Insebrodene Yartis, Is Obb. Srauen
Strimpfe, idwar3 NIT tpeiben
SiBen, iOIanse pelde an Sanb
finb, bas Yaar.
-Saupt fur, Sit Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
Gre.sgeri@t.
S9ei0uugStlagen

2ouiia .. Boil ffren9te seget ibrsn
@atten Nnorep BOIL cine S6eioun9s'
flaee on. Diefslbsn berbsiratbets1 I'D
TN spril 1901 unb Iebten Biz gum
Sept. 1906 auiammen. Sk 3ldssrin
bradte 5 Rinber aus erRsr gbe nit In
ote g6e. Pfi8tpsrna&ldiFsung uni
srauiame 8sbanoIuns fnb bic @rinos
Der Qlags. sic forbsrt bic Obhut De,
2inosr unb bis grlaubniB ben 0amen
2ouiia 9. Sisb annebmen gu oirfen.
Amalis &iolsp ffrensts segsn ibrsu
@attsn 6snrp @. Riblep cine 2laee auI
S6sibung an. Die gss tuuroe TN
December 1864 sei9lOffen unb bic De.
trauten lebten Bis Wai 1905 3uiam.
men. Sruntfu9t anb srauiame BE.
banbIung fnb bic @riinbe Der 2lass.
Sic forbsrt $50 neutrality-suspicious..
S4aoeneriaBflagen.
Columbus %. 0entb berflagte bic
SnbianapoIis 8raction unb Ssrmtual
COMPANY auf $4,000 S&aOsnsrias.
am 6. Ottober 1906 tuuroe Der 2ldgsr
bsim Nusfsigsn aus sinsm Strassn.
babnmage1 angebli9 burd bic S4ulo
nnb Wadldifafeit bon angefelten oer
@eisqiaaft f9msr pirlebt. guf oieis
8srlebung besrtnbst CT bte 4lage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

N%erIanet-eiu gutes Rdbhen thr %augemein'
- Sansarbe,t. 0uter Sobn. Bur fdbtse RdS
den brau1eu au3ufragen.
Ra9sufraseu BAT Slet9sr aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

N&erIangt-Gine S9ueibertu ul Mbdnbernuaen
~ on PIeiberu 81 MAIDEN. Na13ufra9eu I'M
9Iobs aleiber saSeu. ede gsaitiustOu uub SeIa'
mare Gtrose.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

~ erIougt-gin beuti9ss DadoGeu fur ongemeiue
~ Sausarbgt IN elmer oeutiHeu 6amtiie.
Ra&3ufrassn 1908 Broabtpas.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

~ erIanet- GrhfIafHee fii9ler, iorie Nai9iutn'
~ arbeiter unb stntibers. Dsftdubige arbett
S69ffsr Sobu uub binissr ruterbalt. Ttau abrejRre:
g. G4moa & Co, Oeeotur, Sns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

Grfdltnnsen In einem Sage au fnriren
gehme Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetten.
@potbefer e~rffatten bas @elo ;uriid penn bic
8ur febli&Idet. 6. 50. Srpbe's Signatur
auf ieber S9a4teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

Ghas Baaste's Sibfsite 8neipe,
1891 Glib Cot Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

W srIanet Cine bsutfde Srau Sur aafuartuuq
~ elmer frauteH 5rau.
Radsufrasem 2as7 Sir Wsribiam straBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
@etterbertmt
@ttcasp. 81. Oftcber.

sar "a etunb.u .nDsuO 7 upr wOrssns. as. ottObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27

Sir Sntiana: TbeiIpeiie beipDltt beute
Na4t unb Sonntas; S4nee IN Der Ndbe
bon 8 afe @i9isan; fdIter bsute Ha9t,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
Nus bcH @tri4teu.
Superior @eri9t.

Sn Der S&eiounesflage bon 2iliar
u. 6untsr esasn ibrsn 8atten gbas,
&. 6unier tuurosn bic 3eugs1 tb.il.
weiie bernommsn.
Gre,sgeri@t.
Die S&eibungsflage bon gbaIon,
Barrett gsss1 ibrsn @atten Olibsr 6,
Barrett ruuroe au @unfts1 Der 2Idesriu
entI9teoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
QoeaLB etterberi@t.

TbeiIweiie befpDIft unb fdIter beute Ha9t
Spnntas, f65n unb anbalteno falt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-27
9bermometerftanb

SO. &. 1Iftbs
SectipnSsD Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12

on account of there being no court.
Before coming here her husband had
been accredited to another European
city for a short time, and official pre-
sentation to royalty had quite turned
the poor woman's head. Everywhere
she went she would sigh and sing her
little refrain about missing the atmos-
phere of court life. This was all the
more absurd because her husband rep
resented the American government,
and her father had been a plain man
who got rich because he was expert
with tools and invented some kind of
machinery.
lone of your big railway magnates
was introduced to a Frenchman at a
Paris club not long ago, and the lat
ter invited the stranger to his home.
The guest was shown over the place,
and after the inspection he took his
hosts breath away by saying: We'll
you've got a pretty nice shebang here;
how much do you want for it?' The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12

done much to advertise Paris and make
it a Mecca for pleasurer seekers. While
the modern chef is very clever and
takes his business seriously, he does
not feel his responsibility quite so much
as one of his noted predecessors who,
when preparing a dinner for Louis
XIV. committed suicide because the
fish was late. In these times the most
famous cook in all France would
doubtless do no more than give the
delinquent fisherman a tongue Iashing
and dismiss the subject with a shrug
OF his shoulders.
eft often costs a pretty penny to
entertain in Paris. When the Spanish
Infanta Eulalia gave a dinner at a
fashionable hotel here to fourteen
Americans, including Pierpont Morgan,
the bill amounted to six thousand dol
lars. 1t was in the winter and aspara-
gus cost eight dollars a plate and
Strawberries ten dollars a portion.
One Of the most notable dinners ever
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12

Frenchman was only trying to be hos
pitab but the guest thought that
the place was for sale else the owner
would not be showing it off, and came
to the point about the price with char
acteristic bluntness. The American is
very clever in many respects. but in
his travels he has been catered to so
much by guides and hawkers who
merely want his cash, that he often
over-estimates the value of money.
THE MAN WITH A PULL.
IA rich American with his bighead
is one of the worst characters to be
encountered anywhere. 1 recall an. in
stance when one Of Your wealthy coun-
trymen became involved with the rail-
road authorities here for an infraction
of the company's rules. With his wife,
children, servants and retainers, he oc-
cupied about half of a sleeper attached
to a train which arrived at the station
in Paris in the middle OF the night.
When Informed by the attendants that
it was customary to yacate the sleeper
on its arrival, he refused to do SO. In
the alteration which followed he way
ed the Stars and Stripes, told about
his pull with the State Department at
Washington, referred to his daughter
who was married to the son of a sena-
tor, and threatened the railroad COM
pany and the whole Republic of France
with the direst vengeance for moleSting
his slumbers at such an unearthly
hour. His car was finally hauled away
to the railroad yards, and the next
the great rich man, with his
wife, his children, his servants and
his retainers, made a rather dfscon-
ISOLATE picture of fallen pride as they
walked out over the ties through the
maze of tracks in the railroad yards.
Il recall another embarrassing. case
when a party of rich Americans was
shown into the wrong box at the opera
by mistake. Instead of showing them
into the public section they had pur-l
chased, the usher Numbered and put
the strangers in a private apartment
for which prominent Partisan family
held a season ticket. When their at
tention was called to the mistake do
you think the Americans would move?
Indeed, they refused to bulge, and the
arrival of the family who owned the
box attracted the attention of the
whole house. In order to prevent the
police from making a scene by forcibly
the intruders, the. rightful
owners of the apartment sat in cheap
and uncomfortable seats during one of
he gala performances Of the year. II
1are say that if some foreigners had !
10 npened to be put into rich New
Yorker's box at the Metropolitan Opera !
House under the same circumstances. |
hey would hardly have been allowed
% retain their seats, no matter how
much OF a commotijn might have been |
caused by their removal.
BILLS FOR CALLING CARDS.
con the steamer upon which 1 re-
urned to France from America there1
vas a vulgar American who distributed
ive-dolIar bills among the attendants
If the snip as if they We're his calling
ards. One morning as we were near
ng port he happened to notice
couple of deck hands who had not APP
Continued on page S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12

come here to see what is going on.
The Comedy Franchise, which was
founded under Louis XIV, and put on
it's feet by Napoleon. is one of the
notable playhouses of the world. The
fact that it was established by the
great Corsican while he was away on
his Russian campaign is merely an in
ci6ent which shows his genius as an
organizer. The plan of conducting it
is cooperative scheme by which the
actors get the benefit of the receipts.
Some of. them receive two-twelfths of
The income, and others one-twelfth-
All Of the principals are well paid for
their work.
WHEN THE FISH WAS LATE.
"The fame of the French cook has
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12
Fifty Thousand of us
We're There Last
Year,

PARIS-Have you ever been out all
night in Paris? Oh, come now, you
need not shrug your shoulders and lift
your eyebrows with such an air Of dis
approval. Everybody sees the sights
at least once when they come to gay
Paree. One might as well go to Mia
CARA without looking at the falls or
to Washington without seeing the
White House, as to visit the worlds
great capital of folly without seeing
some of its night life. Paris thrives on
it's reputation for wickedness, even as
Berlin fourishes on account of it's mu-
steal atmosphere, or Rome for it's treas
ures of art.
Once when I was a cub reporter I
had the opportunity to befriend an old
Frenchman who was visiting America.
and when he wanted to know how he
could repay me, L told him that sooner
or later / would call upon him to show
me the sights of Paris. Agreed" said
the venerable stranger, sit shall be So
No matter how long you may be in
coming, L shall not forget. We will
have the one grand time" During the
years that followed fate carried me TO
Alaska, to China to Argentina, to
Japan, to Panama. to India, to Africa,
to Russia. to the Philippines-every-
where but to France. Then one even
ing l found myself a passenger on the
Nord Express from Berlin to Paris
and 1 began hunting excitedly among
my address books to locate old Fran
co.'s.
OUR FRIEND, FRANCOIS.
The next evening when L was Won
dering if the old man were yet alive,
or if he would remember his prom
Use to me. or care to keep it, the SUBJ
ject of my thoughts came bustling in
to my apartment. The years had stoop-
ed him a bit since last we met, and put
a little more silver in his scant hair,
but aside from this he was the same
buoyant little Frenchman that L had
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given in Paris by an American was
when young Mr. Wanamaker spent
SIS, 900 on a single spread. He sent his
own horses after the guests, but the
feature which caused most comment
was that instead of presenting gifts
of an ordinary kind, the eccentric
young man left a check for sum of
money at each guests plate.
$4,000 YANKEES IN PARIS.
Last year more than $4,000 Ameri
cans visited Paris, and on the whole
they were welcome guests. They
spend more money than the people of
any other nationality, but some of
them are dreadful bOres. I was told
s..>,,,!t the WIFE of a prominent official
who complained that Paris was dull