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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

MILl.ERs FALLS. Mass. Apnl
sA.-One hundred swimmer seilAss
and the summer hotel Il l&ss
Pleasant belonging TO the sgsFsil
1T camp meeting associates ssrr
ed today. TIE loss r. slsafk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

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HaEaass t1aaa fafNlsaae aassa
Htafsa a4IeH4H aaHa sfH ffaa
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losr Ann rouNn.


Detectives D. ttahustfum and Htrfal
af the sEsAilaavlaa- American ht afiifs
AseurY iaHHifd ths ceiura aiaii fiHh
ksHltimn hefal a4as 70 .
nstfas Neliee taH ID putai pas sef
80 nefss esIaht hhHai Hpn liz lefi
fFaai faaf iAae aas tfafa meEs. eslFhi
ahaai WN iHs tfHhard nlfh N 90 hHf
sfaseiaH fuis sfHek rui - cold az pilh#
ie auettan ais DAYS fraH tfth 81 e iise
ieeu faaaH % 900 called Co hsiss asa
ehHfaes NaiA.
1uaEpu EDWARDS.
MaEshsi fean ~ nentra
FoH RaNr-RooMa
A nsai Furnished foam II private fa#
Is aafHh tai tvs HlaHf tells v.
nienth Ne A Naifsnath FfA Intro
ass a -
Nissis fsrnishsa tsosus a. las nl,satwss
Nhens & asa 81
Baems b.. nsat Notth sssh snd aanrs
sl4s - 4
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DIVING Avn CLEANING.

DYEISE AND cLEANfNa ~
n you waHi q fHiiabia dye wafks fIng
81 Main nf cr 81 Queen citr uFa
WGfts na Uniau ~ af
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q ear ifafhHf rfff aaae Win ffa|
'HHHH Hn rfHfn Nhaeaf
HaHHrf ufflIr f. SO Second ave nnufh
nztp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

ur il ufaan ti1 Eraf ar pafiafa
Il rnlan HiHlE y pleased fn Announce
tirH % hi# dental nfaetirH AMI MAJ BE-
UuHHIIfrd ffHW 4H o. 81 m
faffY SUNDAYS from s1a DO 81 m IF
Union rental 90 ua ptrst ~ -f
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fs4aesHsfs sna ussNlalsss saa't ueffT
HaF tsas = HsraaNaa sa~9ifNaiflas 81
- arfffsa NHat II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

ArcTiOS KffE uF run CktiFsHSfA
tnnNfHa H0f 80 hu.iHiaa hnf fnH frHE
fHHH iH ff fHiH hnfHfIra Nas rn fnsIaf alf
listed st lhe rafneH nf TIriH aaa Maa -
HHH WiH 90 afla aa NafHf iaf lHs s5N6 -
HH=.I sf 10 iH snaHu Ti.a shove aUf -
aaif together Q nitsffisa. AnrfassH9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Mo5art Gid)enfran5.
= Yicnie nnb SOmmcrnad)tsfcit =
Wittmodt II. Snli, Sarlcg'Earf.
1RS1l

9aS30. Stiitnngsfelt oeS
81 QUO Nrconum" miro am %.
Sunni I'M ,2pric" nit Surd)iiibrullg
bes fol9enben ErogrommS begangelL
bel melfcm Der n@ernnunio'W onner'
DIOR" ole Gbore iin9en miro: YrGlu.
binm 5u .2ibuiia" pom Smetnno, Or.
DIETER; .2anrfnehtslieo" pon &icr5l,
Gbor mo Ord)elter; .Gas oclltld)e
2ieo" bon SoBbdnoer (aaiierpreiS.
2ieo bonn 9rooflpner San9erielt in
1900. W6nnerdor q Gopello; 81
Serp's Gspoulol" bon Nornld)cim
Spmpbonic fir Srhclier; Soprm.
Soil, v2ope me. II : lipc" bon Soote,
nSbe iipceteit %ilpluer" Don 2icbcr mo
Sic s a Gong" bon Braun, Sri.
Sonno6 8reenluoob; .anodnte Gan.
table" Don SidaifoipSfp unb .Slo.
lnterie" BON Morid)ot> Srhelter;
Earring Nelp @ron" Wlontasc.
2ico) bon 9anbp, conlponirt bon Sb.
&cmbcr9cr. mo sGotbboori9 lit mcin
Sd)dtlcin" poil airtl, MGnncrhor
q Gopcllo; .Maienreigen" BON Eod)c,
Idnncrd)or uno Srheiter.
Eoli5cibc SIS onpcntion II.
= Eoli5eimoribol Sornon begob iid)
gcitern nod @oibington, iur nit bcll
iid) BORT aniammelnoen Epli5eid)eia
5uianwen 5ll %trciicu, lpeld)c lid 5ur
Gienitoo in Somcstomn bcginmenbcu
Iotionolcn Convention Der Eoli5ci.
dcis bcgcbcn mollen. Maridul Sor.
nan febrtc 9eitern slbcnb nod 9olti.
more 5ltriif unb miro iid) belltc Dor.
mittog in 9egleitung ees GapitGnS
Humphrey per Ennlpier nod SumeS'
tolpn beaeben. lie Convention miro
etpa cine @ohe oalterlr.
@pupcrneur v nrfieIoS
aeib dftige @ o d. {. - @ouper.
ncllr @orfieih pcrbrad)te geitern nit
iciner Camille nnb miro bellte in
Gentrepille Der Sabresidlubieier Ger
boberen Sd)uIe beimobnen. sm
Tienitag mirb CT bci'm 125. Stif.
tlngsfcft bes .@aibington Colleges"
cine Hebe balten unb DEM 9anfett
bcS Mlumnen 8ereinS b%eiipobnen.
Wiitt,pod) febrt @puperneur Wariielo
i,adJ annapolis sur SabresidluBfeier
i'm st. Sobn's College" suriif nno
miro am Gonneritag Der Sabres.
ibIubfeier Der boberen Shulc in ga.
tonspile uno am 5reitag Der Sabres.
ihluBfeier Der boberen SfilIe in
5orpioit beimobneii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
SaS Mettcr.

Sir Warplnnb mo 0cn GiItritt
Columbia bclttc flares, mGrntcres
@ettcr, Ticnitog flnr nit fort9elcb'
fer hobcr Iempcrutur. Scid)tc lpcd)
ielnbc @inbc, bolptiGhlid) ulla Dem
Norooltcn.
@eltcrn par bic bohltc Sclnpcro-
tilr 81 @roo Inn 4 llbr 9tod)nlitto9S
ltno bic nicorigite 60 8ruo I'M 6 llbr
Worcgns.
IN ocn anocren 9unocs @ettcr-
@cobodtmnas. Stationen lpuroen &c
iicrn Ole iolgcnbcn bohiten lcmnero,
ti1rell per5cidJnet: Goitport 56, Yort-
Iunb 80, Bolton "a, albanp 81, 9telp-
Dorf Sc. T~bilaoelpbio Sc, gtlontic.
Gitp y, @oibington so. Torfolf IS.
Sotteras rs, Charlotte 81, @ilnling'
ton sc, Gbarleiton SO, Snpnnnub 80,
S~ofionniae Sc. Supiter 81, Sen @eit
SO, Sltlanta Sc, WlontaOmcrp IS. Nciu'
Orleans So, Goleltilc Sc, @alpciton
S6, Corpus Gbriiti Sc. Wemp6is So,
Cincinnati so, Rittsburg so, Ssluego
70, Buffalo go, Glepclnno 6S, Getroit
IS, sllpcno Sc, Morqltette 80, @reell
Ban Sc. Chicago So, Gullltb So. st.
Saul SO, ct. 2oris Sc, aanios.Gitp
90, Omaha 81, &uron Sc. 9isnlorf
IS, @iGiitpn 10, Sabre &c, &elenn 60,
SoIt 2ofc Gitp GO, Genper 20, Norti
Hlotte sc, Soogc Gitp 80, Nnloriuo
-, Cos Nngeles 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
3nr geadtnna.

Ter rTrutidhe Gprreippuoent" Himrat 5u jeSer
Seit Yerihte aui hbrr gerlobanaeu, Sod15elteu,
@eburtStaae, splheae unb flberne Spdl5riter,
observation-disclosures etc, nit ben Namen Der
Mnmeiruosu. bic aber peutlid, seidrieben ietn
ipnttn. Nudl GcricnalsTotiSen iuereeu germ
aniaeuommsu. Eie 6iuieuber iulhcr Stridtr
NTH lien aber ibreu samen nnterifreibsn nnb
Dor Ancm nidlt p%erseiieu, NO bic 5eitiidfeit
i~tatiauo - straie nuo 1ausuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

Gin id6nes nno niiRlihcs @eidcnf
fir IugcB6risc lit inner cine lcbens.
srufe Photographic uSer cine flint.
lcriid p~Dllenocte Gspie cines altcn
gilbes in Grapum, @aNerfarbe, Del
pber Haltea. Die id6nitcn Cabinet.
bilSer MIR ST pro 9akenb.
Sulius Sebbel, oeutiher Bbotograpb,
CO., 321 Norb.@ as. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
YamernidmiSt'S rNmcricam
YrciucrN" Wierc,

aus Dem auserleieuiten Sopfen nno
Wal5 gebraut, tommen ir9eno lpel'
den inlportirten Yrieren 9laid. Ter
feline 8ei6mad uno 8ebaltrcid)tbum
ipreden iiir iih ielbit, wouon Sic iid)
ourh cine Yrobe leid)t ii~ber5cugen
t0nncn. Site 500. 9rauerci 1104
bis tt2S SillensS trabe. Eel. &. &
g. 364, Wo. 1891. U6S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

8aiolinocn erplooirtc.
,Sn Dem Don Samucl Seliabel
~geiiibrten GBbnllic Nr. SIS, Siio-
Trcmont Npcnrc, cntlta1o gcIterr
Morgeu fltrj nad) Z ltbr cin unbc'
oeuteuocS tSelter, bas bon Der Scl,cr'
'mebr, nclde BON W%cloctalten Nr.
531 aus alormirt morOcn mar, III
fur5er 3cit gcloidt wnroc, che ell
n~anlboiter Shoocn c%ntitanon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Sel0ienonnaeu

nod GeutIblano "a Gents pro Wart.
nad Seitreid 201a Gents pro Rrone.
9orto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten bon uno
nah 8eutidIano. @eiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbriefe nno ausldnoiihes
@eIo. sbep. $. 9iener & 3d., 217
DIt.@ altimore.S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
,Sarmpnie.Gafc

Nr. Ala, @cit.T ayctte-S trake, Gurl
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @irsbnrser Suf.
BRAN iriid am 5apf. Diners, Sumpers
a Ia carte. Der Summersarten often;
icben 5reitas arebselien. (slpr1 ,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

anItaltsgebGuoe obaebalteH. Braii-
sent Srubof fiibrte ben @orItt. GoS
Grotofoll Der uorbergebenoen Yer
iammlung, ionic Der monatlide 81
nan3beritt oes Sfosneiiters mitroci1
atnbeunItanoct angcltommcu. Itc Be
rid,tc Der peridiebencn ltcbcnoen Go-
mitc'u entbielten nenig 9elangreibcs
uno MIR observation-disclosures. 3lpet
nelle Witqlieoer ipllr0cn %aufgenotns
men, sic $50. !. @m. Sec, porgcltlo=
gen bon 1Srou 6. IS. gartbel, ltno
Ssfar 8ogt, porgcid)lagen BON Or.
q. St. 9aier.
Gie offentlihcn Com
5crtc.
Seiielltlid)e Gon5erte ilnoen olele
Wofc alabeuolid) BON 40 bis >
llbr itott illlo 5par mic folgt: Mon-
tag I'M 6ronflin-Earf @ooallerie-
aapelle); Gienitag im Siloiciarp-
Sallnre Gngenieur = &upeQe); Wtitt'
nod Dor Dem anpitol (9Marinc . &a'
pelc); 9onneritog int Soipn-Gircle
(&apaQcrie : aopelle); Sreitng in
&oibington-Girele CSn1enicur . aNs
peIle) uno onl Samitag bintcr Ocnl
@eiBcn Sauic (Warine.& appellee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
,Su Senfelt1pfd1en,"

Or. Sit, @cit 2eringtun $ Strafc,
importirtes @irsbnrscr Sufbran
friid am 3apf.
(9lpriI7, GpW9oNo.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

**F Ser popul1rite uno ~reisenSItc
Somilien : GrbolungSplab lit iider.
lid Der Soqpmoob . Earf am Bod
Riper. Cine pornehlite @ouoeniuc.
8eieQihait uito ilotte Tan5muIif ior.
gen fir Die llnterbaltung Der @eiit.
der. Der 9eiiser Soiepb 8oler gibt
ieinen @aiten fir MIR 80 Gents elm
al,Sge5eid)nctes @efliigel- llo Slid.
Giner nit oacn Gelifatciicn bcrSai-
ion.
~" Gin aItoeiItides @oIfsfeit Der.
anitaltet Der 8eiangperein nMrion"
ant Mittlpodl, ben 10. SUM- I'M @eIt.
Gno : Enrf. 90 Der Gerein beob.
liftigt, ieinen Mitglicoern II. Srellu.
ocn einmlal ctluas gars 9cionoercs
SIT bicten, bat bas Gomitc, oas sic
Soiung oieier gufgabe iibernommen
bat, ole Sdnbe bon. 9aIielbe arbei-
tet sur 3eit an Der Arraneirung bon
golfsipielen, Die BEL Dem Seite cine
grobe attraftion bilben tperoen. SIM
llebrisen miro natiirIif fir ale sic
befannten 9eluitigunger, tpie man
tie bel einem @oIfsfeit geipobnt lit,
geIorgt fperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17

SaNe snr @eiie in's Mnslano BE-
iurst &. 3aine, Nr. 413, Eit-Balti.
rnpre-str., maize Chiffon Souie aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
Nag @eiTcrt,
2eutider Ybutosrapb,
d0Q-1f1 WurA.(Unn.Etro6e

4US-411 Nplo'Ooy'SIruRe,
0lax NtiFert, 409-i11, Nsrb.0ae.etrake.
(Dea11,1S
epeSiai.S fferte!
Gur fir cine furae 9eit.
fetrife Gabtuet.4ortrait5 uub / Iebensgrpbeb
gortrait nit feinem Saabrnet flr $3.50.
Bite. nhter Gle nuf nreinp Mbrers.
Mar NeiHert, 400-411, Rprb .Hap. etrahe.
(Tecli1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
liuterbaltnnas : @esipeiier.

,Nnbctn" = ,Ibc Guropcan Scniailon VI
trdouenTt5u Co."
,Ieubin'e," Mr.. 4o4-406, Eit.Saltimcre.etr.
- 5delit Iauhenilie mn heiuealthe 8tloer.
Ban Shpre Bart" - Sebel giahiHitfag mn
sIbenS gon5erte uno anoere unterhaltu1eeil.
,@mpnH Cat Bart" Seoen yi1dHlttta1
uno glbeno GNl5ertr uilo nitoere ufterbaiinngen
,Neftcru MarNlauo.9abu" Sor1tde. belt
%. Snni, Spe3ialsS %rfuriiun nab Zen D{dr.
,Shc snbnrban" Seben Nbero I'M : ubr
crobcr 0cn5erl uuh lesGoriieIuteeil.
,Nriun" - Mtttluo6. ben 10. Iiili, 9roGeS
oeltides Iolisieit I'M .2SeiielIosEnri".
yeasiiher Sraurn. eerein" Niortd9, ben
"a. Slni, grpbes bdbiihes Soltsfeit int "sSeitel;h
Bart.
Er4iimlng beutc bon A6rnbilb &. S6iib's
reuCiH alniiersAcllcr NIB beuiidenI GAZE. 9r. 2,
9Th. Nrfhrriht Slrnkc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-17
9iener & 60.

&eiie Bureau uno @ehielitube.
Sdiiisfarten bon uno nod Deutid.
lano NIT Sem Norboeutiden 2Iopo
uno nnoercn 2inien. &eiiepdfie,
Befiel, greoitbrieie nno @eIoienoun.
gen.
OfH ca -MoIti%><n~nS2w
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13

Mrs. W. F. Bland. Of Glenarm
Place, is entertaining three visitors
this week in the persons Of Misses
Mccoy and White and Mrs. Ellen
Williams. She has also as her guest
Mrs. Henry Compton of Kansas City,
who has been making tour OF the
state. On Thursday Mrs. Bland re-
ceived in honor of her guests
Mrs. T. d. Perkins, who is going TO
make tour OF eastern states and
was 10 60 on the 18th. has postponed
her departure to the 2Sth In order o
accommodate all members OF her class
before going.
Damon Lodge No 5. X. of p, will
give its annual entertainment at Eas.
Turner Hall, October 3. This is to be
hummer.
Come and get good chicken din
ner, served on the church lawn at
Campbell A. NJ Z. church, Saturday,
September 1ith. Dinner from l2 m
to p. m. for % cents.
D. NJ. GOWNS is in the city having
returned from the East He has sold
his property at Thirtieth and Downing
avenues and will remove TO Indiana
TO make that his home He is the
owner OF four-chair barber shop and
residence property in Noblesille and
reports business good and prospects
OF the best
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13
70 THE iNsURlNa PUBLIC

After a careful examination Of the
ahairs OF The Union Health and Ac.
cident Company, am pleased o
make public the fact that this insti.
tuition has paid to Its members dur.
Ing the past eight months the sum OF
$lC.O@3.s5, or more than $1,000 eacn
month. In claims. further certify
that 500 members are joining each
month. which indicaes preference
OF the people for a strong institution
in lieu OF doubtful concerns.
l.. N. YOUNG,
Examiner.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13
PAGE s.

Mrs. ]. ". Perkins entertained .
few friends Sunday at an elaborate
dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Perkins, Jr.. Of Topeka, Kan. Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins returned home Mon
day
The suite OF rooms situated at 1899
Nineteenth street, which until re-
Gently occupied as the Offices Of Drs.
Faulkner and Spratlin. are now Oc-
cupied solely by DR.. Falkner, where
he will be pleased to receive his pa
tients and friends. All engagements
will be kept and promptly attended
to. Phones, ofice Main 4G3 and resi-.
dence York 1868. Residence 1889 E.
Thirtieth avenue
At Wards Chapel. A. NJ. E. church.
the fourth quarterly meeting will be
held Sunday. Rev. J. S. Payne, pastor
of Campbell A. NJ. E. church. will
preach the communion sermon at 3
p. m. This being the last quarter in
his conference year. it is hoped II
will be the grandest one OF the year.
Rev. H. F. Bray, of Pueblo. was in
the city Monday, the guest OF Rev.
j. H. Brown. He visited the Orphans
Home and the State Home. He was
entertained at dinner at the home of
Rev. J. ". Sanders, 24l Santa Fe
avenue. and In the evening at the
night for home
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13
KEEP OFF! BECAUSE iTs HOT.
OCTOBER %.

The Elk Club has changed hands
and Is now under the managemec- Of
one Of the best known men In the
western country. A. j. Taylor, bet
ter known as Pitch" is the new
proprietor He is extending the glad
hand to all his friends from every
where any old time In his new loca-
ton. 1855 Arapahoe street.
Henry Banks is the patentee Of a
puncture-proof rubber automobile tire
for which manufacturers are making
some overtures. He is successful
engineer and mechanic and his pat
ent may prove one OF the great ones
which will mean q fortune
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13


Examiner.
PERSONALS
Walt for the Harvest ball on Octo.
ber 10. Full account later.
VIM. Martin is succeeding J. A.
Whitaker at the City Hall.
Miss Mildred Hatchett leaves today
for visit to Henderson. Ky.
Chas. Porter and wife and Tom
Brown. of Atchison. are the guess OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Williams.
Rev. Overs. OF Pueblo. assisted
Rev. Reynolds In the rally At Zion
church last Sunday.
W. A. Rice and Miss Bessie Nor
gan were united In marriage In the
East and are making their home here.
wANrDD-Middie-aged man or
woman to solicit. Will pay salary
asA ssasAssaoa 10 risAt party. Ex.
periescs unnecessary.
MI. Hamilton and Mrs. Csrper en-.
tertained Friday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Edith Millen. OF Warrens.
burg. No. and Mrs. Ethel Robinson
OF Chicago.
Mrs. Vim. drummer has returned
from Salt Lake. where she was in
attendance upon Mrs. Stella Tho,np-
son. her sister. who Is now improv.
irg.
Mrs. Amanda Reed. Of 273s Walnut.
IN laid up by y bad attack OF plearisy.
She says she Is glad she dropped one
OF the other Denver inxuranccs to
come In with the Commonwealth.
which pays while you are down.
Mrs. Katherine Turiey. Of 1856 Della.
ware street. Ia out again after 4 weeks
sickness from ,onsilitis. She drew
benefits from the Commonwealth and
praises H.
Mrs. Bobo. Of 2l?5 Arapahoc strse;.
sustained bad burn from hot sre.se
which will disable her for some time.
She drew her hrst weeks benefits from
the Commonwealth Life on wednes
day,
There is more typhoid this year. doc.
tors say. than for several years past.
Anjetta Breidlove. Of l7l7 Penn. is
one Of the sufferers from It and advises
Al. her friends TO follow her example
and insure In the Commonwealth. %
when they are disabled they viii draw
benefits. - she doss.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13

Mrs. Amanda Reed. OF 273s Walnut,
II laid up by bad attack OF plcarisy
She says she Is glad she dropped one
OF the other Denver insurances 10
come In with the Commonwealth.
which pays while you are down.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-26
CITY ELECTION SOON.

1t is but few short weeks before we
shall have an election of city officers.
Those weeks will slip away much soon
er, perhaps than many will wish after
the election, unless attention soon Civ
en- the subject. City matters have
gone along very smoothly during the
past two years. People have come to
feel that their attention Is not essential
to the administration of city govern
ment. Right at that point lies the
danger of the situation.
The next city administration bears no
relationship to it's predecessor. 1t will
be good, bad or Indifferent according to
the wisdom and the motive of it's sclec-
ton.
When matters are in satisfactory
shape is the time of the greatest like
lihood of an Indifferent selection.
The people of Ladysmith need good
government-need it specially at this
important moment of her progress.
Nor is it thinkable for moment
that any considerable portion of her
people are insensible or Indifferent to
this fact. The only danger lies in the
matter going by default.
The News trusts that the city will
guard we'll her own interests in April
and that the next administration will
handle we'll the many problems that are
sure to arise in the coming two years,
which are almost certain to be the
most important in the city's history.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-26
Look Out For Your Eyes! ! !

They your misuse them Take of
eyes. If they weak crossed call on,
C E. BERSEE
great eye specialist Paul. Mimi and have them
eyes, headaches strengthens weak eyes,
srghtens eyes, without operation He fits
failed Glasses fit Do
wait till next year NEXT MONTH; BE BLIND him
you money PART OF IT. and have the
glasses sent c. 0. D.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY:
Frederic Wis have only had the headache
every My glasses cured
Mrs. w. Allen Loyal The glasses fitted perfect
Carolina Holnberg Frederic Wis much pleased
with my glasses They help me lots when read or
Mrs G. A Lawrence Centuria Wis The glasses of
perfect fit Don't think they could be better.
Taylor Frederic Under eyes
improving rapidly. Is well
Mrs Hans Mortenson Midtown Wis My glasses fit first rate
and my eyes feel better than they done for long time
DR. BERSEE be consulted at GERARD HOTEL, Thursday,
every Igehart
Paul, MINI.
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THE SURE CURE.

1t seems that there are some corpora
that will never learn to pursue the
policies that are for their own good.
1t ought to be clear to corporation man
ayers that perpetual conflict between
the corporations and the public is very
positive injury to the former. And it
ought to be clear that this conflict will
cease if the corporations are animated
by a spirit of fairness and are willing
to do what is right. But this they
must do or take the consequences. As
yet the great mass of the people have
no feeling against the corporations as
such; they readily acknowledge that
there is a great advantage about the
corporate form of business. But this
spirit of tolerance will not last forever,
unless the corporations come to under
stand their obligations to the public
and meet those obligations to the pub
lies satisfaction.
Obedience to the law of the land is
the first duty of the corporations. They
must put an end to their lawlessness,
their anarchism. Their never can be
peace for them, if they do not observe
the laws And yet this is the very
thing many of them refuse to do. They
hold themselves above the law, law
unto themselves. Milwaukee Journal.
The News can give hearty endorse
ment to the above article There never
was time when the people soawake to
both the power and the Importance of
the great corporations. There never
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-26

was a time when the people felt fairer
toward them. And there never was
time when the public was so determined
that these institution shall obey the
laws made for their government.
The subject of the fair and proper
control of the great corporations Is
one upon which, as a matter OF right,
there is little or no controversy. Inc
only issue is one of detail AND degree.
The time is probably distant when
these great institution will be under the
most thorough and scientific control
but the time is passed when they can
afford to display arrogance toward the
public.
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Rice Crouuettes.

One cupful rice, one quart milk one
tablespoonful chopped parsley, yolks
of four eggs, salt and pepper to taste
WASH we'll the rice, put on to boil In
farlna boiler with the milk, or use
cold boiled rice, and set to boil with
the milk after pressing through a
sieve. If the rice has not been cooked
let it boil about an hour. II 1T has
been already cooked 20 minutes will
suffice. When quite thick take from
the fire and beat until smooth, mash
ing all the grains Then add the
well beaten yolks of the eggs and cook
eight or ten minutes longer. Add he
parsley and seasoning, using +he
white pepper. Take from the fire and
mix well, and turn out in pla.e and
let il COOL Then form into pretty
cylinders about three inches ion2 and
one and one-half broad. Roll these
in beaten eggs, then in bread crumbs,
and fry in boiling lard. Drain and
serve with any meat cooked with
gravy.
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Ilals'. Concert,

Ksinenlber some of the attractions
1T the lngle concert at Woraen's opera
hall on the evening of JAM 81, 1907,
will be the music by the Ingleonian
Orchestra composed mostly of young
people of Ladysmith, the comic song
by w. H. H. 1ngle entitled Lady
smith by Electric Light" the comic
guitar solo by w. H. H. Ingle and the
solo by Mrs. H. R. T. Ross, and many
other things equally good. If you
want to enjoy good laugh be sure to
be present.
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Unexplored Island

Hainan island, off the coast of
China, is one of the few unexplored
parts of the earth left A correspond
ent of the South China Post says that
there Is no doubt that Hainan is rich
and that it would repay development.
At the present moment there are two
foreign expeditions in the interior ex.
ploring the country.
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Unique Distinction.

Congressman Fulkerson, of Mis-
souri,, was treated to this compliment
airy notice in a recent issue of the
Hopkins Journal: Our congressman,
Frank B. Fulkerson, is the best wins.
tier in congress and that body stopped
the wheels of legislation the other
day to hear him give Hot Time Just
so he doesn't wet his whistle too
much we reckon his constituents will
have no kick coming"