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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15

strength is impaired by old age
nursing, o. by hard labor. Such
persons as are seriously sick are
also exempt from abstinence
Tdose who entertain any reason
able doubt about their obligation
to fast or to abstain ought to have
recourse to their respective pas
tors for advice or dispensatlon.
By virtue of special faculties
granted by the Holy See. we also
dispense from the law OF abstln-
eace, all laborers, and We permit
them the use Of hesh-meat at all
meals on all days, with the excep-
ton of the Fridays during the en-
tire year, Ash Wed day, the
Will of Christmas, and hose Gays
Of the Holy Week on which the
other faithful are not dispensed.
This dispensation is SO to be un-
derstood that at the common meal
the whole family may avail itself
of the dispensation. However it
is never allowed to eat fish and
flesh-meat at the same meal.
The faithful without exception
should enter into the spirit of
Lent, and though dispensed from
fasting, perform some works OF
penance; f. j., obstain from intox-
ica,ing drink and amusements, es-
peciaIIy from dance, and consider
the Lenten season as the most
appropriate time fer good works,
prayers, and alms-giving.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
Teachers Examination.

Examination for Villas County
teachers will be held in the office
of the County Superint endent at
the Court House, Eagle River,
Wis.,, on Thursday. Friday ard
Saturday, Feb. 18th, March 1st
and end, 1907.
Applicants will come prepared
with paper, pencils, pens and ink.
Questions will be given at $50
each morning.
All teachers who intend to take
only parts of the examination,
please notify the Superintendent
as soon as possible, SO that ar
rangements may be made to have
such branches come on Saturday.
GRANT Cook,
Supt. of Villas Co. Schools.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
Episcopal Church to be Built Here the
Coming Summer.

Father Johnson informs us that
at his next visit to us, he plans to
accompany soliciting committee
to give those who are interested
an opportunity to subscribe. He
feels that the location of an Epis-
copal church will not b burden
to the community, bat rather a
help to the religious life in other
religious bodies. The Episcopal
church with it's liberal views and
harmony with modern life and its
dignihed and reverent worship, A
worship in which it is easy for all
to have share, appeals to men
especially who are not already
connected with some other reli-
gious body. Its presence always
brings religious strength to other
religious bodies in the strengthen
ing of the religious lite of COM
munity through the securing 10
the cause of religion, those who
otherwise would not be actively
connected with religious work.
The material advantage TO the
community which neat an at
tractive Churdh building would
give, needs no urging. 1t is plan
ned to planned to place a resi-
dent priest at Eagle River within
the year, who will also work III
the surrounding towns from Eag-
lie River, with this place as CEN
ter. A lot has already been Of
fered for the Church, and with
the help the Bishop will give. and
the assistance of the people OF
Eagle River, very attractive
Church can be built.
1t is worthy of note that in the
years du1ing which the Episc opal
church has maintained the local
Mission here, it has never appeal
ed to sirgIe person outside of its
membership, for aid in maintain
ing its service. l. only ventures
to come to the community at large
now, because Of the benefit It's
building would be 10 everyone.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
Not q Mind Reader.

A groceryman in a nearby town
happened around when a farmer
was unloading several boxes OF
groceries which he had ordered
from Chicago house. The groc-
eryman asked the farmer the price
of the articles purchased and then
told him he could sell them just
as cheap. The farmer then said:
is that SOP | take the home pa
paper. but you seldom or never
advertise and il you do you never
quote prices. The Chicago stores
advertise, I am not a mind real
er?-Exchaage.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
The Los Angeles Limited.

Electric lighted train, Chicago 10
Los Angeles every day in the year, les7
than three days en- route, via Chicago
& North w estern, Union Pacific and
Salt Lake Route. Splendid equipment
of the most modern and complete char
acter, accommodating all class of
travel.
Pullman drawing room and private
compartment sleeping cars, Pullman
tourist sleeping cars ana composite OBJ
servation cars. Double berth in tour
ist cars only 81 90 from Chicago. Close
connection with trains of The North
Western Line from Wisconsin points.
For full information apply to nearest
Agent The North Western Line. 81 81
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Bills are announcing the ap-
pearance of The Northwestern
Life Moving Picture Co., at the
Lyceum opera house on Friday
night, Feb. 22nd.
The Shakespeare Club complet-
ed its schedule ten-weeks course
of reading last Monday evening
The meetings of this club have
been found SO advantageous and
pleasant that it was voted to con-
tlnue the course through another
month.
The Ladies Aid of the Catholic
church met at the home of Mrs.
John K. Hanson Saturday after
noon and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. John E.
Hanson; Secretary, Mrs. J. J. Rod
erick; Treasurer, Mrs. Rube Stat
terry. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed.
Miss Susie Frankel was given a
surplse party at the Lyceum Fri
day night by several of her friends
in honor of her birth anniversary.
Dancing was the pastime Of the
evening, together with the fine re-
freshments served, made the eve
ming one long to be remembered
by those in attendance.
About twenty-five friends OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. RUDE Slattery ten
dered them a surprlce at their
nome Saturday evening. The eve
Mug was pleasantly spent with
progressive cinch and I. |. Lough-
lin carried off the honors while
the BOBBY prize went to DR.. A. w.
Thorpe. Refreshments were ser
we'd and an enjoyable time was
had by all present
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
Military Band of RhneIander Vas a
New Leader.

The Manager of the Military
Band and Orchestra has been for
tunate in securing the services of
Grant White, formerly manager
and leader of White famous band
and orchestra of Green Bay, Wis,
at a high salary and he now ex-
poets to make one of the best
bands and orchestras in Northern
Wisconsin.
Mr.. Danner, the manager, says
he will give the Eagle River peo-
pie chance to hear a good band
concert during the coming sum-
mer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
Death of William Williams

William Williams of Hackley
died at the Rhinelander hospital
last Friday. The deceased had
not been feeling we'll for some
time and went to the hospital but
a few days before his death.
He has held a responsible posi-
ton for several years with the
Hackley-P heIps-Bonnell Co., at
Hack!ey and was we'll liked by
all, His many friends in Eagle
River will be grieved to hear OF
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
"BorderIand, Feb. 25th

''Borderland" the home talent
play, which the Eagle lodge will
put on at the Lyceum opera house
Feb. 18th, is progressing fine I'm,
der the directions Of Jud. Brazell.
All those taking part are devot-
ing considerable Of time for re-
hearsals, and the play will be one
Of the best home talents ever seen
in Eagle River. When the re-
served seats go on sale there will a
be rush. so be prepared to get in
line early. You'll miss it il you
don't attend
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
4 Good Proposition to fhe Public.

The citizens Of Eagle River have
for several months been complain
ing because their express had not
been delivered to them on its ar
rival, but when the express COM
pany will only pay the small sum
of Is cents day for team to DE-
liver The express, no one can con-
slider that amount sufficient to pay
anybody with a team to do the
work. Mr.. Mart Hirzel, hereby
authorizes US TO make the follow
ing proposition to the public,
which if the citizens agree to, he
will carry out.
Mr.. Hirzel will deliver the eX-
press daily to the people at the
nominal cost Of 10 cents for small
packages, up to 25 cents for big
parcels, no charge will be made
over 8 cents, but the average
cost will only be 10 cents.
This is a good and fair PROPOSE
ton and also great accommoda-
ton to the public. We can see
no reason why the citizens will
not accept Mr.. Hirzel's PROPOSE
ton tor their each and every ones
benefit. Notify Mr.. Hirzel or hi,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
HomeSeekerS' Rates.

Homeseekers' tickets are now on sale
via The North Western Line from
points in Wisconsin the first and third
Tuesday o! each month at very low
rates for the round trip to points
throughout the west, northwest and
southwest Also special low rates for
one-way colonists' tickets same dates
in February and March to Colorado,
Wyoming and the Black Hills, and to
Pacific Coast points daily during March
and April.
Ask agents The Northwestern for
particulars. 81 30
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his sudden death.


He leaves to mourn a wife and
daughter, who will miss a kind
husband and loving father. The
remains were taken to Grand Rap
Ids, Mich, Saturday for burial, &C
companied by the bereaved rela-
tives, who have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of their man friends in this
hour Of trouble.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
LENT BEGAN WEDNESDAY.
Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18th, Marked the
Opening of the Penitential Season
Among Christians

Ash Wednesday, FEB. 18TH, Marked inc
Opening of the PenitentiaI Season
Among Christians.
Wednesday last, was the begin,
ming Of Lent. Palm Sunday is on
March "a, Good Friday, March
20 and Easter Sunday March 81.
The day Ash Wednesday de
rives its name by the ceremony ct
ashes on the head of the people
at the services that day, and the
ashes are obtained by burning the
palms of the previous year. AS
the priest places the ashes on each
person he says: "Memento, hume,
uuia Pulvis es, ct in pulverem re-
ver.eris"- Remember man that
thou art dust, and shalt return to
dust
Bishop Augustin F. Schinner
has issued the following Lenten
regulations for the Superior do
cese:
I. All the days Of Lent, Sun
day excepted. are fast-days Of OBJ
legation, on which but one full
meal is allowed.
2. The use Of flesh-meat is al
lowed, by apostolic dispensation,
at the principal meal only, on all
day except Wednesdays and FIJI
days and also Saturday of Holy
week. Those who are exempt
from fasting may more than once
partake OF Aesh-meat on days not
enJoining abstinence,
3. The use of eggs, butter,
milk and cheese is by custom al
lowed throughout Lent, and also
the use Of lard instead of butter
in the preparation OF food
4. Fish and flesh meat are not
permitted at the same meal.
s A cup of coffee or tea with
little milk and a small slice of
bread may be taken in the morn
ing, and collation. or repast in
the evening, but this should not
exceed the fourth part of an OIL
binary meal or eight ounces.
Besides Lent there are during
the year the following days c f fast
and abstinence:
I. Wednesday, Friday and ev-
cry Saturday of ember- week.
2, The vigils of Pentecost, of
the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin, of all Saints and of Christ
mas, likewise the Fridays in Ad-
vent; fast is recommended on the
| Saturday during the octave of ST.
| Peter and St. Paul or on the Sat
urday before the feast if it falls
on a SUNDAY.
3. All Fridays during the year
are days of abstinence from flesh
meat: on Saturday the use Of flesh
meat is allowed again this year,
by Apostolic dispensation, except
in case fast day falls on Satur-
day.
All must consider themselves
az strictly bound to this fast;
those only are exempt from fast
ing Though not from abstinence)
who are under the age of twenty
one, and such persons as are sick,
infrm, convalescent, or otherwise
of delicate constitution, or whose
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15

The program committee tor the
Lyceum this semester consists or
Flossie Thrun, Laura DAILY, Wal
ter Gander, Genevleve Raymond
and Maud Patten.
All the grades have valentine
boxes in their rooms to-day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
High School Notes
By Special Correspondence

Susie Frankel was absent We'd
nesday on account of illness.
The Lyceum program has been
postponed until next Thursday
The Friday following the school
will enjoy their annual holiday to
celebrate Washington's birthday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15

employees if you accept the PROV
osition and the quicker you do,
the quicker you will derive the
benefit.
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lie gal Notices,
1~~NF~<IS<ffNbNTNAN&AAAAA.
NOTICE FOR PUBrrc,Tro>.
Department of the interior
Land Office at Wausan, Wis

Notice is hereby given that Ann, :, 3
man of Conover: Wis, has fled 6 1c4ta > ),
intention to make final five year pToof p p
port OF her claim viz: Homestead E0r ID
1896 made Feb. TO- ls}2 for the Siad ,tI ,555y
End the Ez5 OF the NW3( Of section x ~ r.
Range 10 E., ana that said proof With I@'
before the clerk OF the circuit court At y
RIyer, WIS, on March 18th. 1857. ~ Ia
She names the following witnesses fam
her CONTINUOUS residence upoo. andrng1a
OF the Land ne VIZ: Louis Denton and Ss.
Johnson ), OF SCofnoyer; Wis, john Wids an.
E. Bowen of Eagle River, Wis, '" "u'
JOHN W. MILLER. Register
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-15
CHURCH NOTES
CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday School at 10 o'clock;
Preaching at II o'clock;
Evening Song service and ser
mon at 7,3o o'clock.
Rev. c. w. Pinkney, Pastor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
NJ RsIss nI EnlaradarIs

TO ha diCho dltimamente e1a celebre
pTofetisa franco beIgR que halta ahoTa 10
adivina todo desde d guerra hispano anne.
ricana. Dice: Anteg ds9 sigle XXI, ,todas
las que hoy son monarqufas s imperioa ss
ran rep66licas porque todos los pueblos
habF6n llegado un grado tal de cultura
que las coEonas que boy representan Ia
viejo 10 vetusto dssapareses6n, Est6
escrito yAse cumplir6 como estaba ascrito
que vendrfa la m&quina G coasr The
ArFivf que ~ u favoritad 81 pueblo de Pto.
Rico: es ID mejor, se vende6 pIazos en-
meioRes condicioneB que cualquiera otra.
Viva 81 comercio libre, los trust no result
tan ya!
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L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTR

! 4AIN Ia y E1NEbEbN MA 448fl O1G9IM
ItineEarl0. -SaIidaa dc BaRam6n y Capt..
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11.OO Tard0 1916, 1.B0, 3.80, $50, 40
6.46 v $50.
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CataMo BaYam6n, Ida y vnelta II OIAse
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YVu0Ata IL class S0-16, 2e ClaBo SOLO.
BiIloto OCdinaEio de Capital CatafiO en-
OlaG0 A O0ntaY0s.
BaYana6n, 10 de Septi0nabgO de 1908.
RaWadn VaIdGs.
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En- sl registEo civil 90 han insCEito
los naCimisntos de Ampar0 EChsyaEEia
Maldonado J Entalla Miranda y Ta1e.
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>(1) Vease ell Vocabulario Tupi que va
mas adelante.
~ RefieFe al autOr capitulos antsrio'
ges do sU librQ,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
WIn Q. chlsf aponnor

Montgomery, Ala, April is.--Dr
Thomas N owsn. commander 10
chief OF the United Sons OF the Con-
federate Veterans. has announced the
appointment OF Mise Eva Conner. oi
Birmingham. daughter OF Governor
Conner, as sponsor IN chief for the
Richmond reunion. with Miss julie
fulton Williams. of Yazoo CITY,
Miss and Mas Amy McRae Worth,
rs Richmond, ts maids OF honor. Mrs.
u. G. Lee. eg Monl gomery, was
eamed as matron OF honor. and Mrs
louise aankhesd Perry. OF Greea-
Vile 8, c.. as ehaperon. Mlss
Williams is a daughter of John sharp
Wiihams. minority leader OF the low.
house OF congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
cLAeses We. &c MAssEs.
Tesst at Dinner Of New York Post
Graduate Medical Society.

New York, April 10.--Jacob Schiff
who was one of the guests OF honor at
the dinner of the New York Post
Graduate Medical Society at belmont
cos Wednesday night, said in a toast
in which he was congratulating the
Institution upon the announcement OF
4 beduest to It of about $40 900:
I'VE hear much Of the responsibility
Of the classes to the masses. Gen
tiemen, am not sure whether the
masses DO their duty as thoroughly
as do the classes. am filled with
admiration for men like Rockefeller
and Morgan, and the others of whom
Dr.. Miller 1.-THE secretary OF the
school spoke. They have great
fortunes, but they direct their DIFF
fusions rightly. Their wealth is
reservoir into which run little streams
from the mountains. which of them
selves, would be of no use to man
kind"
Mr.. Schiff pointed out that the med
ical profession could do much to as
sist the classes in the management OF
the wealth they had collected from
the masses by showing the general run
Of mankind that it was a good thing
that the means Of doing things had
been concentrated in The hands of a
few who could use them wisely.
"You Doctors" he said. who come |
into touch with all classes, cannot do
better than to teach liberation OF the
wealthy man. At present the men who
have gathered great fortunes are In
discriminatory condemned"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
MIRAcuLous gscAPEs.
Remarkable Story Of Recent Earth
quake IN MsxIeo.

City OF Mexico, Mexico, April 10. =
Owing to the great dificulty In estab-
fishing communication with the ciUiei
situated in the region OF the Creates
devastation wrought by the recenr
earthquake, details are coming to thl:
city very slowly.
Each succeeding intelligence magnl-
fes instead Of diminishing the extent
OF the disaster
From the latest reports It is learned
that the earth Is now still in the
-regIon which was sorely afflicted, but
the latest shock occurred as late as
noon Wednesday.
In the list Of known dead which now
totals so, and the injured approx
mately 300 are many names of Mex
leans, prominent IN the official and
social life of the region. SO far the
name Of no American or other for
eigner has appeared In the meager
list Of injured and dead, as sent to
this city although many are residents
OF the district afflicted, being en-
gagged In mining and agricultural pur-
suits. The country most damaged
Is particularly rich territory.
One OF the most remarkable stories
OF miraculous escapes from death from
this earthquake, or perhaps any other
comes from Santa Julia. In that
colony is located the Salesciano coll
lese, school for children. The
building was new structure and sup
posed TO be earthquake proof When
the big shock came Sunday night,
over a hundred school children were
asleep In the dormitor!es. Thirty
five Of these, together with the In
struciors OF the institution, succeeded
in leaving the building before the Sec
Ond story and the roof fell.
When the terrified teachers counted
their charges and found that 20 we're
they Immediately amproylsed
rope ladders and assembled TO where
they believed they would Hnd the re-
mainder Of the missing pupils. Their
surprise and Joy was unbounded when
they reached the highest of the ruins
and found the terrified children cling
Ing TO beams and rafters. Not one
was even injured
The roof, in falling, had 80 rested
on The beams that an open space was
left over the place where the little
ones had sought refuge. The chill
dren were safely conveyed to the
ground
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
IS GREETED
BY VICTOR emanuel
During Royal Statutes and a.
Cheers Of People.
USUAL sALurEs Exc4Ayor,

English Women From AIOs s,.,,..
of the Fort at oaeta Sing God s,.l
the Kins--kins Victor Kisses A..
andra's Hand.
Gseta, April 1s.-The British nv,
yacht Victoria and Albert. with ~,
Edward and Queen Alexspdr,
board, arrived here "Wednesday mo-.
ing from valietta, Island Of Maj.
escorted by the British cruisers e.,
folk and Lancaster. King Edvs,l
was received by King Victor Emanr.,
who was on board the Italian row,
yacht Trimacrla, surrounded by
Italian warships and ~ torpedo boat,
The usual salutes were exclaimed
and hearty cheers greeted the BrlusI
king from the people ashore and n
sailors on board the warships.
The weather, which had been MOI,
stormy recently, fortunately cleared
to some extent, and the meeting d
the two kings took place upon NOR
favorable auspices than had been an
ticipated.
The two kings embraced each o,hsI
repeatedly when they met on board
the Trimacria, and King Victor Enap
uel kissed Queen Alexandra hand.
A luncheon on board the TRINA
cria followed. II was mainly atlends
ed by military and naval officers tai
only native invited being General ID
Rosso, commander of the Fort d
Gaeta. The presence OF Marine Mn
lister Mirabello and the commanded
of so many men of war before one d
the chief strongholds in the MedItsr
ranesa accumulated the martial char
acter of the repast. The toasts eT
changed were simply expressions
the frlepdship between Italy and Grss
Britain.
A crowd Of English women, WI
were permitted to witness King "a
wards arrival from the high 5as
tons of the fort, gave vent TO tasl
patriotism by singing God Save q
King" which was acknowledged ,
the British royal yacht dipping ID
ensign.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
ATTEMPT ON PASTORS LIFE.
Heavy Charge Of Dynamite Exploded
Under Parsonage az Hszleton.


Under ParSonaae AZ Hszleton.
Hazletou, Pa, April is,--An at
tempt was made here 10 kin the
Rev. Matthew Ysnkola. pastor OF So.
Jossph's slavonio church, IN this city.
A heavy charge Of dynamite was
exploded under the entrance to the
parsonage. II tore oat a portion OF
the porch. shattered ar the windows
Ia the house, and spin in the front
door.
There have been factlonal troubles
in the church FOR some time. One
faction has asked for the removal OF
the pastor. bu, without success. Sew
eral weeks ago Father Yankola re-
ceived a letter from the BLACK Hand"I
threa,eneding him with death ualess
he left tue city. He asserts that TIE
dynamltiag Is TIE work Of members
OF TIE faction opposed % Ais retention
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
Kicked and 1ssssa b. Strikers.

Chicago. April is.--Bscause he re-
fused 70 60 on strike, three weeks
ago. EdwRsd r Fago. a car cleaner
employed ~ the Chiesgo and Norts.
western railroad. was hit GA The head
with brick and then jumped on AID
Kicked BY three men He tied a-
ter. TIE p0lee arcstta ptm Nal-
Ia api are seareaias Cor Heagy Not
IA and iosspA Mslka. eGo. tsey ass
ssrt. s.is3 % tae attack "a raso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-20
Tennssseean Suicide.

Knoxville. Tenn, April ia
special to the Sentinel from Norris
town, Tenn. says that Hugh Jarni-
gan aged 80 years, q prominent bus
mess man Of Morristown, committed
suicide Thursday morning, shooting
himself In the left temple. III health
and insomnia are attributed as the
cause OF the self-destEuctiOn. He
was wealthy and influential, and
connected with a leading family OF
east Tennessee.