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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-08


apsrts began the study OF the appllca-
'aann OF motor vehicles to purposes Of
w'arfnre. by means Of the special ap.
Daratus OF the machine the electricity
! aenerated may be utilized either for
Ealsing the pole, or mast, In the air. for
radio graphic transmission or for NOV.
ana the machine. The vehicle carries
The pole, the alternatOr, the complete
wireless apparatus and the operating
stan. In ten minutes the station can
De made ready for action to its utmost
distance. little over ninety miles. For
short distances Ii can act while IN mo
zion at half speed. This means that II
IN use In the field II can be run from
sn0.nt 10 point while messages are be
anE exchanged between officers who
desire TO communicate.
Mareonl expects that the wireless an.
tomohlie win be first used In the sery'
leo OF the Italian army. but the predlc-
zion Ii made that the device will be
found useful ON commercial lines
where there Is breakdown Of tratllc
or In similar emergencies.
Though MHrconl has already accom-.
pllahed such wonderful achievements,
.aae keeps right ON studying aud expert
aaentlng aud making new Inventions
ani .A apparatus just as II his
50 .aya were stlll 20 be made
Aus hirth nl Bologna, Italy occurred
thirty three years ago next April. and
s. was seventeen years a,e1 t'lat be be
gan experiments 10 test the theory that
me electric current is capable OF pass
kRg through any substance and II start
- in any given direction win follow
.An undertaking course without need
ew wire or other conductor. II was
aa 1906 that he made his first success
19ua experiment Ia telegraphlng with
"@n4 wires, and It was In the latter part
- 1901 that he sent the first wireless
zMEsage across the ocean.
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THE ENGLISH HUSBAND.
He Is, a Critic Asserts, Absolutely in'
different to His Wife.

different to His Wife.
Ever since man first lost Eden for
his wifeg sake the problem Of the rela-
tion Of a husband and wife has com
manded universal attention. Nearly
300 years ago old John Selden declared
marriage Is a desperate thing" and
opinion has not altered greatly since
his time. The American marriage has
been discussed by Englishmen for gen.
eratlons. OF the English variety DIR.
Emil Reich says:
To the Frencbman, the German, to
the man on the continent, matrimOny
means everything. Woman converts
the man, who, Nke piece OF driftwood,
floats aimlessly downstream Into a
good citizen, a careful business man
and conscientious worker. She awak-
ems ambition in him; she makes him,
IL anything can, success in life.
To the Englishman marriage Is
nothing. His wife is as the cigar he
smoked yesterday-not worth talking
about
Even when he Is counting the girl
woman" or make pretty speeches to
her or pay her compliments. His
thoughts are not a whit more or
whit less concentrated on his work be-
cause Of her. His cricket does not
suffer; he is not less at for his football
matches because of her. When he has
a free half hour after the serious work
Of life is over 1.-THE work Of sports and
business) he will consent to come and
talk to her, probably about politics or
the latest cut in coats, never about
love.
After his wedding he leads the same
life, morally speaking, as he did be-
fore, except that he perhaps works a
little harder. His wife has made no
difference. He goes to his club as Of
ten, he takes as keen an interest in his
sport, he bets mildly, and he CANDLES
mildly. He is also quite as ready to
/ run after the next pretty face he sees.
And yet this is astonishing, for the
| Englshwoman Is, consider, the most
/ beautiful and clever woman In the
/ world.
Yet with all her charms she has less
influence over men than any other
whom / know. With beauty to attract
and with brains to enliven, she Is only
fgurehead in the social scheme Of
British life.
And. worst OF all, she does not de-
mand to share her husbands work A
woman's duty does not begin and end
in being a good housewife and faith
full mother 1t is not thus that she can
influence her husband She must work
with him, share his business worries
and troubles, understand his failures
and his successes.
The Englishman will not allow 1t
you say. know It, but that Is be
cause the Englishwoman does not de
mand II as her right
If she co-operated with her husband
and insisted upon sharing his life, Eng
land would not only be the creates
nation in the world today, but thu
greatest that ever existed. she would
be Greece and Rome In one.
Marriage makes a man more of |
man. 1t teaches him lessons that h.
could never have learned otherwise
Scrap Book
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Mems work shoes at Norquist's,
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T. 0@aa-u-sH
4 G6e Latest Is
| the Wireless Auto
T@~G

wN HE very latest in wireless de-
vices is the wireless automo-
bile. The phrase is perhaps
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-08

RWN lie very latest In wireless de-
vices is the wireless automo-
bile. The phrase Is perhaps
somewhat misleading TO the av-
.ARe reader OF course the ordinary au-
enmOblle is not run by an electric cur
rent obtained from trolley wire, and
DE term wireless" does not have ref
serence 10 the absence Of such a means
OF conveying motive power. This par
Gicular form Of motor vehicle 10 used
for sending messages through the air
shy the use OF electricity and without
recourse to wires, To send wireless
message there must be wireless sta
ss1on, and the wireless automobile 10
swamply such a station on wheels, with
stoanted poles which may be extended
upward to a lofty height Just an are
the masts Of an ordinary wireless sta
tion. The principle Of tie extension
ladder Of the 6re department 10 ap-
piled to the realm Of wireless commu-
nicatlon, and the result Il tie portable
or movable wireless station. which
may be used either for traction pur-
sDosas or for sending messages
Though this is sapldIy becoming q
wireless age, the streets OF many
American cities are stin incumbered
with trolley, telephone telegraph and
'electric lighting wires 50 Il would not
aDs possible to drive the 30 called wire
aoBa automobile or motor bus through
them with the poles extended high In
tthe air amid the Hertzlan waves. The
osfevice IN not intended as substitute
Tor either the trolley cur or the car op-
eRTntet by use Of the third rail system.
Et Ii intended primarily for use In war
Tare In communication between officers
~ an army. The new machine Ii the
invention OF the wizard Of wireless
communication. GuslielmO Marconi,
and bis secretary, the Marquis Solari,
and has been patented In the name
at the hitter. With the pole folded up
and resting fiat upon the top Of the
naachlne the car looks not unlike many
OF the armed automobiles which have
Fbeen Invented since the military ez
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win a slish, Correction.

AE4 Peachley dining at restau-
s111 -Auntie. do you see that hand
szmzne young man over at the other Ia
~ drumming ON his plate with q
4sMk9 do you suppose he Is making
aAmne 1iektackn to attract our attsn-
essay
ChaperOn- dear, but such tao
vaEzm are rude and boOrlsh. Don't notice
Chicago Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-08

Jenkins am told that the happiest
marriages are between people who are
exactly opposite In every respect to
each other. SO am looking for young
lady of that sort. don't you know, Miss
Pert-Then you have come to the right
place. Come to the other side OF the
room, and I'll introduce you to bright,
intelligent. well educated girl
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Il want to get a divorce from my
wife"
ION what groundT"
"Weil don't know the legal term
for 1t, but she didn't tell me before
married her that She was an eloeution-
lat"
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aara 20 Understand.

Blbbs = Some people set everything
they 80 after. Glbbs--Yes. and others
don't seem to get what's coming to
them.-Smart Set
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Theater Goer-The love scene in your
play isn't halt so natural as it used to
be last season. The same people do It
too. Manaser-Yes. but the lovers were
married a few months ago.
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Let another praise thee and not thine
own mouth; a stranger. and not thlna
own lips.-BOok OF Proverbs.
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.$.lHlatousEHoL.D HINTS

An onion for soup should be stuck
with six cloves and edded after tho
stock has been SKINNED. j.
! When selecting soup meat choose
meat which has q little fat surround
Ing 1t and q cut from the sround. $$
Save sour milk for making various
cakes and suet puddings; it makes
them very light and thus a. constant
source Of waste is avoided. !. n ii;
The very best way to keep violets
fresh ID not to put them In water, but
to throw over them q handkerchief
thoroughly wet: and act them. In %
draft. HS 81 a. Y. 35 "
Metal teapots, K disussd FORK sone
1 time, give q musty havorxto the tea
when next used This may Il he pre-.
vented BY placing . lump aSrsHgar In
the teapot before putting away 7.
After shing and thoroughly dry.
ing bed quilts and comfort bles fold
and roll them Il ht, then give them 4
beating with the rolling pin TO llYen up
the batting. IL viii make them son
and new VS. y. ~ ~ sssss
,,S. To bronze plaster $5cast SSEve the
cast . coat Of 2aixe varnish, and let II
stand till aim Dat d ~. Their put some
metallic bronze powd ers into 4 muslin
bag, dust It oyer the .surf face i. dab il
with q |;wad linen, and when per
stectly5 dry dye # sa cost ting: of yarniahl
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Dry lakewood, sawed and de-
liyered for So. 90 per cord. C.
Fl. Baker, phone "a. :.

The Van Brunt low down disc
press drill, has attracted more: at.
tention this spring than ever be-
fore, becausel more people want
the press drill. because ill., will
plant" the seed the same al you
plant corn or garden seeds, drops
the seed thes proper depth and
packs the soil over it, fine pulver-
lied soil, the process that gives
you an, even stand, and a quick
start and helps to retain the mois-
ture. The Van Brunt has made
Ia reputation for itself that We are
proud Of and would recommend it,
r.. H.. Prosser & Co. Agents.
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.l care III .thlel cas,alry.s

Canaries need special care during
the period ofy nonlti Rg sor shedding,
being more del icata than at any other
time Of the year. 1sreDaa tnrs mounting
sometimes may be ch seked by remov-
Ing the bird to q cooler room and i'll:
lowing frequent bath
Continued care 40 snScessary sto pre-
vent the bird eat ching coll 4. strong
light ii needad 10 deepen the color of
the new plumags. but direets of
she sun are 10 ne saYoid DC the skin
appears tough 50 The seathers
81 not easiIy push Rough coat
dng OF $sW arm castor applied with
i brush or With the era, VIII im,
prove mat tsrs consid sgahly AZ gen.
5tepous diet, Il rusry nas I,laeed Id the
sidrinkings cup To- give the water the Of;
|! feet Of tonic, and Is tribe OF brand n
fSaherry Wine 4 bel Patient
through this trying time bird
rare1 sings durin m q al
aon.
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MERE MATTER or MofsgY.

II 1.-TWO hundred dollars,5 please. = s. =:
ES The New York drawSng-roem Was
crowded With e. fashionable throng,
on the eve Of departure. The hostess,
standing near the doorway, addressed
her remark to a quiet, innocent.loek-
Ing lady who was about to pass
through, and who now s Viewed her
with establishment. \ Il, 1 :: I
1.-Two hundred dollars!" she ex:
claimed, What for?" ,z;.,,;..: j 4sfYi55 4
@That is your loss at bridge for the
evening" said the hostess. n '5sl y ss =,
But" exclaimed her guest" I had
NO idea that. we were playing for
money. Why, I wouldn't do such a
thing. What can you mean?" ~
"You don't suppose for an instant, =
said the hostess haughtily. chat we
were playing for our health, do you?
IL Is the. usual thing 81 ~
/. 'But haven't. got the money with
me.'' -,s=5 & ..,rS::s IT,.
"Then you can send me check
ct once" S4,t5 ':-? 5E, z.ts' - 49,, f.
The guest; her sense OF Justice fully
aroused by. the imposition practiced.
upon her, drew herself up proudly. = =
u am, as you know, not long a reg.
adent here" she observed. TT seems
to me nothing short Of robbery. Sup
pose ] refuse to pay this money!"
The hostess shrugged her shoulders
meaningly. n. M 5,sI
TT you d." she replied with q fine,
cutting contempt, 'there.3is no hope
for you. From this time forward you
| will cease to be an honored and re-
spected member Of our sacred circle. "
| Judge. .:%r III S. 49, :. :,
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Notice Of Leasing School And Institution
Lands For lily And Grazing
- All PURPOSES, ..

The School and Institution Lands not already
leased. situated in Ramsey county and STATE Of
North Dakota, will be offered for Lease at pnb.
Lie auction to the highest bidder at The Cont
House in the City of Devils Lake in said comfy,
commsncing at 10 O'Clock a. m. ON Thursday
the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1907. A complete
ilst OF the lands to be SO offered for lease has
been hled with the county auditor of said
county Tor public inspection. All lands will
% Leased upon the following terms, to.wit:
Lands rated as good hay land will be seased
Iof noE less than one per cent of tho appraised
Lands rated as medium hay land Yin he
leased for not less than $1,000 per Quarter sec.
tion peg year. And lands rated as plor hay
land OF not rated will he leased for not iass
cultivated tracts win be leased for not iesss
than per cent of the appraised value q
Mands appraised at 5000 per acre or more
Will DO leased for the season Of 1907 only. ani]
lands appraised at less than SO Der acre viii he
leased for term of five years. ~
The entire amount Of the first years fent to
gether with fee Of $500 for each Ave- veal
lease and 81. 50 for each one year lease must be
paid at the time of leasing, and NO moro thau
one quarter section will be included in any ons
leaee " As 'AS
The Board of Universities and schoof lands
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
DATED At Bismarck, North Dakota this 25tl
day of March, 1907. =.
Commissioner University and SshooI Lands
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I IP''HoPER CARE OF WARDROBE
should % Attended to Before Regular
8...l5 House Cleaning. II. "a

u
The cleaning Of Wardrobes and linen
closets should be accomp lished before
enc regular house cleaning Id under.
tak ssn TO clean q closet well requires
q great deal 81 time, ana if the work
" left until house cleaning begins. 1t
ls apt to be sighted. Choose 4 sunny
day and hang all the clothing IN the
closet out to air, brushing 1t we'll be-
Tore g :, It is put back into place. Re
move ty all boxes, shelves and drawers:
aust them we'll, and wash those which
are a.l OF wood lin soap and ater9susEhg
plenty Of anamonia While; theytsre
drying, sweep the walls with 4 broom
covered with . clean cloth. sweep
n tthe floors. then wash the wood work
Fand the %hOors. When all are dry, ap.
iply tnrpentine or common salt I to
every crack and crevice. Replace the
drawers and shelves, furnishing ouch
with clean paper. Use csmphor gum
lin each drawer, or q few whole spices
Eto keep the moths away. y There are
perfumes which are good Cor; this pur.
pose, and which some housewives pre-
ger. Never whiteyvash the walls Of q
closet s vi you win have to. brush every
article that touches them. {. #..$ I:
When putting garments back, try
70 arrange them conveniently furthest
back and highest up, 1IIf there are
partly worn garments RaAph. are OF
NO use to you, do not put Them back
ct all but make them over or give
them away 4; 1.s n I ~ Sis. >*5s. =.
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North Da|kUIA NEWS.
Pabst SslIa Ra ncl1.

Dickinson red Pabst, the MilwauuI /.
eoee brewer, has disposed Of his entird
holdings In the famous Little Missouri
horse ranch, the purchaser being, Frted
dickinson OF this place. ". 4. i5F5
The Little Missouri ranch original.
y was owned by the Huide kopers.
but after their Indictment for ILLEGALLY
fencing government lana 1 they sold
tho property TO the Arilwaukee brewer,
Before the company discovered that ii
was Improbable to take Up ana keen
range horses In the barns during tho
winter the immense II. barns a
Gladstone were erected. These barns
were the largest In the Northwest,
nearly 9 million fest OF lumber llayina
been used In their construict fon, tia
entire cost being about $50, 008. Mr..
Dickinson, the new !; owner, L pro osea
ts wreck these barns and dispose 81
the lumber TO the hundreds OF home.
steaders who win n want material Tor
the construction Of their homes ana
herns. sa 20,
The fancy stock put On the ranch by
Pabst has been excepted from the sails
ana ana most 2of 1t Will be shipped % Mila
Yankee. The amount involved In tha
ransactions has not been made public.
tus e q: believed to % close to hala
j Million dollars. +: ts II
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Animated Poem.

! I II don't see the editor" said the
caller to the editorial rooms.
j. No. grinned the copy boy. HE
took Il poem Yesterday and hasn't
showed up since" f.. ;.
That's strange. Was it q long
poem?' ~. .,& s...., ~, e; >s. s,',sa - =
ooh. about Ave feet four. Maybe
you've seen her writing the woman'a
column at the third desk: They've
gone on their honeymoon, guess."-
Home Magazine. !; 4 Is: ~:
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how IA DID II il {.

The Boss-How many children hare
you, Paf? 5.. \ y.
s:ISsS New Janitor -siven. aor. 81
d: ! The Boss Why, YOU have quite q
family to support. e :s. z II,
]: :sE New 1anitor- Faith, an. Oh have,
sor;; IN IS they all didn't airaS their
own Twin OF couldn,t do 1t Of ALL
a. chicago Daily News. rs s3
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Notice TO Creditors

Nm II the matter of the estate of Icharlea Il.
Notire 10 hereby. given by ths undersigned,
Margaret Mulholland, administrator Fof the
estate Of Charles b; Mnlholland, late ,of the
Ramsey and the state OF North Dakota, decaas.
ed, to the creditors of, and all persons HAVING
cia1ms against, said deceased to exhibits them
notice, to said administrator at tie Office
OF BRENNAN and Grey In the city OF Devils Lake
in said Ramsey County.
Dated March Is A. D. 1907. l.
.ss.. Margaret MulholfAnd
rs. Administrative
Fi,st sd publication on the END da7 Of March
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Final Proof

Department. of the Interior. Land Office at
Notice is hereby given that r.
LARS OLSON e.,
OF jackaon, n. D., has fled notice of his in.
tent!on 70 make final five year proof in support
OF bis claim, viz: Homestead entry No. 2Ia9O
made June q, 1890, for The N. VIZ Of N. ~.
section a, township 1854, range 88, and that
and recaiyer. at Devils Lake North Dakota Oh
April "a, 1907. 80.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hss continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OLE 2. limbo, 3. P. limbo and Ole zAnder-
son CT jackson. N. D.. and Olaf Roa Oh Penn,
g 2 5$s>&.. Ole serumgard Regiatar.
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Slightly carniyoroue.

q" said the thin man, MUNICH.
ms his apple, IN. q strict vegetar-
you mean y0, think you are" re-
piled the abservantt$ man. 7: A.: =. -
,.ss: What doyou mean by that p n
Il , SIT mean }tllat 4 noticed q worm in
thatsbit Of apple yen inst swallowed, 4
Home Magazine rs SSzss5 81
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/ 6 oidl ,ppl I.

Apples are geeat E boon tbs
Household Id winter, when frash foods
are scarce. and new aya# o prepaz:.
sing them are many ana vifa et Bill
our s,.l1, ancestors appreciat ed aHp5Ies quite
SSasS much as We q 4; to.dss more ~ per
8haps, because foods wore ~ scarce az
cold weather, ISL
mon old recipe one tor cod
Rsi..ed apples. this are and core
The apples and boil ttlhara 81 clear M
5ter until tend 81, nth peel and
small atick 81. cinna laa n: Vow 3ree
move the pies and: dd me sugar
and when tdiasoly Turn apples
ana boil sa few Ininutt lolE
An easy and de- iciopl dessert a. tc
4 serve the baked With ygine
sauce poured over this makes
Attic variety from tsisSs usual meth
Id az SERVING hella cream. Is
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I. Almsst 35.EInl1nIfiaaE 2, aail.

sssstSss~SS Wessss !
Esalliston---Wll lingness to lessen the
sbors :o3 Jailer Mckay won Tor Teddy
ssg. eenAned on q scharge OF burglary;
70 liberty, and materially i increased
ae work Of Sheriff ;L.anpman, .wlaa
sW y bent npon the prisoners recap
ure. 4 5$$&Stl5$ 7 : 81, r. +
'*Lemme empty the ashes tor yeu.'
eig said. and the keeper Of the bastile
sys, permitted him to leave the jail
do this work. B s. }>% a $ .$s. @<S
II didn't tell You to sift them" was
ae remark the iailer had In mind when
,fter q few minutes had elapsed and
iaeig had mot returned, tie oaacial went
20 urge him to quicker action. = ~,
But Reig. In prolonging his absence
was net moved BY any ocsnemicalz mo-
I've that might have been engenderee
~ the coat shortage talk earlier in
he winter. He had fed, and while the
ailer was searching for him the ball
,nce Of the prisoners were saving
heir way through the bars Of the jail
window. Upon his return the TALLER
discovered their work and promptly
5topneI7 1T TX ~ 81
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Had to keepetfh Cook.

i : Had to Keep the Cook.
II a..Yeast-Why does be eat every day
! at the club? < ;it,5$ 20.
Crimsonbeak-On account Of the
cook he has at home, 81 ~
81 "But If he doesn't like her, why
don't he changer S ss$s I'll; 81. T.
81 s'.He can't" 3j|E (, !.
S II What! Can't change his cook"
n mo; you see, his wife the cook!"
H. H. Y0nkers Statesman. .&< -
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!; Cir

Cheese balls aeeora alaas and
come liz handy 50 dinner or III tahe
sexigenciss of d fancy lunch eon. roll
Rich pastry out very thin cut III into
circles with II small tt,ilnbl III, mt two
ssteaspo fnls of grated cheese Ia ths
center each add IA
cayenne and Issteasp ns,iI of asnaly
chopped aalnat meats then drass The
edges off the paste ts.ga thsr over Tho
cheese. plnciing At ell III form y ut,
tile hs III hot yali ID o. very
5paie brown before aerving rsheat -
the
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!. q aIuai,Ie'' aiqs Burned 8

!, Fargo An SaaTIy ,orntng ARE sde-
sroyed the mo lei hog house assa ~
aluahls hogs On the Darling lrIl,
mile south off here
1 rsgrorkplar no leases The
y about q mont purch 9 9
t1sbHe of luable hogs, paying s foa
1 me $of them AS much 500. hen
/ 8 fire vas ID iacoYered the flames had
H hde such sllead way chat AZ was iTrls
,3ssihie hi rescue any of The stpe H.
h. The loss On the hogs is tirnat 81
1000 and s2;5a pom the bull