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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

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na4 Sauie geben uno ieiner Grau unb
feiner Grobmutter 8efeble seben! Die
wiiroen fi9 Dos piel1eidt ~sefallsn la1=
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ner, 9lorreide 5elben uno @arpegrenas
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-09-28
Local Items.

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at cardS at l0r n''''0 ''''' "''''
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richt for Madison to attend the Uui-
varsitv.
a,ost of
'''o AarIn,d Last
Sunday.
,,., II II crooe Of Central Park is
~ l ., - oftar visit at Nausau,
ue;.oonsir
After the summers stay on Mimi
esota point, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Guide
and family are at home,
,.,...,.s Monday for NIodi-
son where he viii resume his studies
at the University this year.
,..,i,o mill ottond fine
'.''' v,;aoo,si,, ti,is year and
left the FIRST Of the week Tor MADISON
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c,'nroh aaya thair animal pnmpkin
,0ia'.oaioT - tbe cbnrch nar,ors last
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home in Ninneaoolis this week after
. months stay at the home Of her
son g 7. Day.
+. H. Booth returned TINS "e'N
from Albany, H., wher' ne ha7 peg
for some time during the lilhe7S ana
death OF his mother
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-09-28

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for o""ch OF the trees ana already
a number are oelnG ser out.
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Minnesotské noviny., 1907-12-05

Y nemocnici sy. Josefa re-
mfel ia otrayu krye mlady kraian
Jos. kouba. Byi zamestnan Uni
on nldrazi oboru pro zayazadla a
az pred tydnem skrabl sc rezayym
hfebikem do palce. Zprvu nev6-
aoTal rant iTfiosio pozornosti d te-
prve kdyz "a diva dny pocala celia
ruka slime otekati, odebral sc do
nemocnice, kde vzdor yeskere po-
noci I6kafske skonal PfiseI sern as
pied Q lety q Chicago zanechava
zenu a iedno dite.
T Prime sc fadna sluzka ma
domaci praci do rodiny. Plat S4.00
tfdn6. Haste Sc +. A. Day V
tifadovne guvernera We statnfm ka-
pitolu, st. Paul, Minn. S-tf
s,ssasda ssvv. ssvv SStanisia;vva pofada-
10 yeter pred americkJm posvice-
MIN syoji kazdorotnf posgfcenskou
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-12-05

zabayu SIM kat besedy, ktera te-
sila Sc yelke h6asti ysem pfitom-
nym dostalo Sc hojneho pobaveni.
~ NejlepSi doba ku stavbe je
Ia, kdyz mdzete Sc dohodnouti ma
cenach dffvi. Pfijfte K nam a my
yam usetfime penize ma vseho druhu
dffvf. Name tfi ohrady dflvfm.
Albert ] NZaaclhsar je Hasinn fiditc-
lem els 730 zap. 7. ul. Telefon
Main 1859 y, st. Paul Wreck;ng
& Lumber Go. 22-tf.
PIP. Hajek a Pavlicek, znami
malifi a dekoratefi, otevfeli &.
178 Ctyrta ulice, bIize sedmi roha
ssgstsiji ssssj ifllaasttfii igfllaasttfii obbeiiod, zasobeny nej-
hoinejsim WHEREIN vseho druhu
spadajicim do ieiich oboru Ma
i tez IA slSlad6 vcElk}Y Tfber kras-
ntho nastdnntho papiru kdokoli
by cokoli Y oboru tomto potfeboval,
uGini dobfe, kdyz obchod tento
naystiyi.
n Ku vyleceni nastuzeni nej-
kratsi NONE dobe odpofoucime
Jelinek,s Cold G Fever Cure (Je-
linkdv lex pro nastuzeni horkost)
rs cent? krabiGka. 8-3m.
sbor Hvtzda zdpadu, {. As, s.
+. j. cini pfiprayy k peknemu ple-
su, ienz bude sborem pofadan ma
Sylvestra Nd to b9t prava sylve-
stroyEka zabava ocekava SC, 2e
ysichni milovnici zabav se dostavf,
aby se rozloucili sc starym rokem.
Rad Czech, & ~, G. s. P. s.,
odbyval nedelni schulz vyrocni
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-12-05

yolbu dfadniki, jejiz vysledek byl
nasledovni pfedseda Frank Zdar-
sky, dozorce Adolf Herzan; tajem-
nix Jan Sladovnik, dcetnik Jos.
Sonka, pokladnik Vaclav Pieha,
prfvodci Il. r. VanGk, ynitfni straz
Fr. Jaros, yenkovni straz Vac. No
W, yybor majetku Jos. Slaby, Jan
Varhanik Matej Valek, marsal
Jos. Runge, praporecnik Fr Benes
n lednatel yaclav Neubauer
D Proc trpite kufimi oky, kdyz
lahvicka JeEinek's Corn Remover
(jeiinkuv odstranoyatel kuffch ok)
odstrani ie peti dnech? Kazda
Ia IIashiivsiidka ashiivsiid5ika jest zaru6Gena. Gena s5c.
8-3m.
Domaci slavnost, pofadana
nasim sokolskym sborem na den A
merickeho posyiceni, byla skuteG-
nym svatkem pro velkou cast nase-
ho obecenstva, jez seslo Sc do sine
G.. ;. 7. s.. aby podilelo Sc ma
siavnosti iak sokoiske TAX j rye
narodni. Bohaty program, jejz nj
ze podavame, zapodal 3. hod od-
poledne a potryal bez mala az do 6
hodln yecer o casty potlesk obecen-
stva syedcil 0 zdafilych vykonech
vsech dcinkujfcich. Nebudeme Sc
zylaSt6 kazdem elsie programu
zminovati, ale toik pravfme, ze
ysichni pfednasejici zhostili Sc
svJch dkol6 made gse ocekavanf
zdafile k dpln6 spokojenosti obe-
censtva. zvlastni pochvalne zmin-
ky zasluhuie pevecky odbor Sokola,
ienz nom6rn6 kratk6 doha hyl
svym cvicitelem sok. Vac. Chotem
pfiveden ma znatny stupeh zpevne
dokonalosti, tax ze svym pfednesem
ziskal sobe zaslouzeneho uznani. -
Hlavnim eislem programu byla
slavnostni rec dra. Rudise-J Jicinske-
no, ktera byla yskutku slavnostni a
$ nadsenim cd obecenstva pfijata
Reel teto vyhradili jsme nasem
hstu zvlastni misto. Nasledniici
byl program, ktery do podrobna
byl proveden: /. 0uvertura, hud-
ba Sok. j. Tesafe; 2. X. Bendl
"Svoji k svemu," Pev. Odbor Soko-
la; 5. Siaynostni rec uyadeni Sbo-
ru do Narodnf Jednoty Sokolske,
Dr. Rudis-Ji6insky; 4. Mendelssohn
"Rondo Capricioso," piano solo,
Sok. NJ. Cizkova; 5. "Ceska hud-
ba," basen, Sok. V. Pechousek; 6.
"Jsem Bezkyd," piseh, sok. NJ.
Petffkova; 7. .Pomniky," pisen,
sok F zGArskff ST.. 8. g. "Ssilovarsikaa Il i
Praha," duetto, Sok. j. Kacefoyska
a V. Chott; 8. Ch. Danela: 'La
Ccnerentola," housle, solo, Sok. #.
lIdarsky NIL. /; 10. Zajc: ''U boj,"
Pev. Odbor Sokola; IL ''Matei Xii
mdv panske sluzbe," soloyy W.
stup, Sok. X. Novak +. Fl. Dvo-
fak: 12. "Chaloupka," duetto,
J. Ka6cfoYska a v. Chott; 13. "Ka-
mar je pryc," kuplet, Sok. v.
Chntt Il ssD#aa zaazttTsrsllf, zaazttTsrsalilff . SSofk. Sof
kolafik Chott; Is. STanetni po-
| peyek,v sok. V. Chott. Po vyeer-
pani programu nasledovala prava
/ posyicenska vecefe po te volna ta-
necnf zabava, ktera V ncjlepsim SOU
/ zvukn zakoncila. Mezi obecenstvem
videli isme tez mnoho hosti q
Minneapolis celkem yzato mdze
sobe Sokol gratulovati, zc Ease jed
nou pfiEel zabavou touto ystfic pfa-
nj eetnemu mnozstyi naselio lidu,
touzfciho 20 uslechtilejsim drnhu
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-12-05
Ornament umrti a dikuvzdani.

Nev5slovnJ dmrtm nasf drahe man
zelky matky,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
Stocks y Bonds y Cereals
BULL SENTIMENT
In the Wheat Market Yesterday With
Active Tradine-Wheat and
Corn Steady-oats Drop.

4 Chicago Jan % WHEAT. adj
j ing was active and the sentiment
| bullish all day At times the local
holders sold freely out offerings were
readily taken by the commission
! houses The news OF the day was
largely in favor of he bulls The
weather conditions in Russia are said
to be too cold for the free movement
Of the crop and had advanced Il cent
a hushel. The weather in the United
States Is severely cold in the north
west while in the southwest the fall
soWn crop is said 10 be destitute of
snow covering and reports were re-
celyed expressing apprehension OF
damage by possible drop Ia lempega.
ture The world : visible supply
showing decrease Of $500 enc
blghels was also a strengthening fac
tor. Receipts in the northwest were
very small and the cold weather pre-
cluded any immediate Improvement
of he crop movement. The close was
steady With May unchanged.
CORN-Fayofable weather for the
movement and for the grading. caused
selling early and brought about
easier prices. Later the market was
affected by the strength uf wheat
ana the heavy buying of leading com,
mission houses The demand was gen,
eral in the last hour and the market
showed considerable Strength Profit
taking caused recession he las
few minutes. The close was STEADY
with May . shade higher
Trading was quiet and The
ma ke' followed the lead Of wheat
ana com Longs sole Freely the entire
-es ion offerings being taken by pit
Traders May closed y, al cent lower
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
COOKING WITH SOUR MILK.
Vigorous Beating Necessary to Make
II Mix Smoothly.

Some cooks decry the use of sour
milk cookery, because of the difficulty
of mixing it smoothly with other in.
gradients. and bit of sour curd is a
decidedly unpleasant thing TO meet in
a corn cake or muffin. This is obviat
ed by a few vigorous .whrls of the egg
bcater in the bowl or pitcher which
contains the sour milk. The curds and
whey are thus smoothly mixed, and
the thick milk can be poured from one
dish 10 another as easily as cream
The proper proportion of soda Is
one-half of "a level teaspoonful to each
cupful of thick sour milk As gas be.
gins to escape as soon as the acid
meets the soda, the latter should not
be dissolved in the milk. but like bak-
ing powder should be sifted with the
-four.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
THE USEFUL LAMP STOVE.
Economical and Greatly Simpifies
Kitchen Work.

A blue flame oil stove for cooking
sImplifies kitchen work especially for
a family of two A stove with a res
eryoir holding a gallon will burn con,
tinuously for six hours. BY regulat-
ing ones work so as to utilize every
bit of the flame, excellent results may
be obtained. For instance, when the
match is applied to the wick and the
flame Is creeping up have vessel
ready to place over the flame imme-
diately in order to utilize every bit
OF heat When the fame is turned
out and begins to subside. il one
plans to have some dish that needs
to be kept warm while dinner is be-
ing served, very satisfactory re-
suits may be obtained and every bit
of the flame utilized from the time
the match is applied to the last ex.
piring flicker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
TO CLEAN GLOVES PROPERLY.
Care and Little Judgment All That
is Necessary.

White and delcately tinted kid
gloves may be cleaned by anyone who
vii! proceed carefully and with some
degree Of Judgment
Light gloves should he worn as Of.
ten as possible before the first clean.
ing II used carefully ana the badly
soiled places rubbed lightly with
soled bread crnmhs each inc after
wearing the first cleaning can be pro.
longcd quite a while. bat after light
gloves have once been cleaned they
soil readily and should not be allowed
to become too soiled before submitting
them to another treatment.
A very good preparation for clean
Ing gloves rs made by mixing together
equal quantities of finely powdered
alum and pipe clay or ruller's earth
Din piece OF flannel In the mixture
aud rub the soiled pafts with IT, light
l. at first SO as to loosen he soil aad
not rub it in
Repeat the rubbings until tine gloves
are quite clean, then wipe them with
a piece of clean flannel Bran should
then be rubbed all over the glove with
French chalk and wiped off with a
soft, clean cloth
Gloves should always be laid away
in tissue paper. for il aids in preserv-
ing the elasticity of the kid and keeps
the gloves in a good condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
THE HOME CIRCLE
MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST
TO THE HOUSEWIFE.
Best Way to Furnish and Decorate
the Bedroom--American Cooks
Not Alive TO the Value of
ChiVes-- Rec pes.

simple bedroom is most desira.
BILE and the most comfortable. Large
closets are a great convenience Tn.
der one of the windows a box can be
built in which shirtwasts may be
kept, and also serve as a seat. Mir.
rors may be set into the walls, framed
to match The woodwork.
II the walls are in good condition
il is better TO have them painted a
delicate tint though It gives n room
a cold appearance Nothing. however.
is as sanitary or economical II the
walls are painted, the hangings and
furniture coverings should be figured.
II lowered or figured paper Is used
then the material for draperies and
coverings should be plain In some
bedrooms both wall paper and hang,
ings are of the same design
The floors, of course. should he Of
hardwood or be painted It is posi-.
BILE then by removing the rugs and
wiping up the floor with damp cloth
occasionally to keep the room free
from dust. The rag rugs now SO pop.
uar are desirable for bedrooms, for
they can be washed without much
trouble.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
Water Hanging Plants.

BE sure that plants hanging in pots
and baskets get all the water they
need Because they are near the
ceiling. where the temperature Is
much higher than at the window sill.
they will dry out much more rapidly
than ordinary plants, says the Home
Magazine They are also exposed on
all sides, and this accelerates evan.
Grafton, | have a method Of Keeping
these plants we'll watered which
works Well / take a small can or
cup and punch holes in the botto.l
Of it, Make these small at first. M
til you know Just how much waite,
is needed Fill those vessels AMI
place them on the surface of the soil
Vines can be SO trained as to hide
them. Observe the effect carefully.
If not enough water passes through
to keep the soil moist. you viii know
that larger holes are necessary. This
matter can be regulated 10 a nicely
with a little experimenting FIJI the
cup each morning treatment Of
this kind viii enable any one to grow
fine hanging plants
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
MARKET WAS HEAVY
And Net Changes in Stock Prices
Were Smal--DeaIings in Hands
Of Professionals.

/ New York, ain. 22.--Values were
exceedingly unsettled in the stock
market today Fluctuations were con
slant, whether upward or downward
The range Of fluctuations also was
narrow and the volume Of dealings
on which they were made was small
The limited dealings, apparently
were in professional hands. and there
was no evidence Of ray awakened out
side interest in the market. There
were, in FACT, no developments Of i'm.
portance in the general situation,
Interest rates hele continued to
yield, both for cali and time loans.
The money market was extremely
duh and borrowers We're inclined TO
wait in hope for an opportunity for
even better terms fhan are now pro.
durable. The decline in interest rates
is leading to retirement Of loans
placed her by interior banks during
the period of high rates. 1t is eX
pected that this process is serving to
expand The loan accoun Of local
banks which are called upon to ao
commodate borrowers whose loans
are thus placed but this process does
not affect notably the cash holdings
as funds are left on deposit here by
interior banks. Transfer was made to
the sub-treasury og $1,00o000 from
San Francisco to New York Dis.
counts at London and sterling eX-
change here receded The days net
changes in stocks are generally small,
as would be eXpected in such a mar
ket The market was heavy during
the latter part Of the day and last
prices were about the lowest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
lemon sanburN Cakes

The filling is made from one cup OF
sugar and one egg beaten well 10.
gether, and to this is added one whole
fresh lemon and cup Of raisius. both
chopped fine This is often made
for picnics, and is to he put I'm any
good pastry I'm turnover fashion or
folded Ike an envelope or pocketbook.
The English cakes are made IN a cir.
Gle or square. which is then folded
over at the sides TO form an oval.
or else two pieces are baked with the
hlling between like miniature pies.
For these the edges must be wet to
make them adhere and not let any
Juice escape I'm baking
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23

Apple pies with raisins are far
from novel. except as they have been
forgotten in the search for further
fetching desserts Cut mp sour apples
and turn them with a goodly proper.
ton of seeded raisius into an under
crust lining a pie tin Put on the
cover but do not pinch It against the
lower crust, and bake When the
apples arc tender remove the upper
crust without breaking &c. season the
apples with sugar mixed with tiny
tabs of butter and with cinnamon.
stirring it into the fruit carefully. and
then put on the top crust The pie
is delicious. hot or cold
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
Useful Table Heaters.

Table heaters are useful in keeping
food hot when it must come from a
considerable distance. Many hotels
use them. but they are also a great
convenience in private houses that
have basement kitchens. The heate +
are constructed with a nickel or iron
frame. on top Of which sets a nickel
tray large enough to hold an ordinary
sized meat plate or one or two smaller
dishes. Underneath is an alcohol
lamp The heaters are low. of orna.
mental designs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
For Cleaning Kid Cloves.

This recipe may be applied to the
most delicate tiuts and there is no
otor. it is more desirable than naph-
tina or gasoline.
Put the gloves on The hand and then
take piece OF white flannel and
moisten BE- very slightly with sweet
milk
Rub on gently little piece OF CASTLE
soap and carefully go over the soiled
gloves until clean Then rub with
dry flannel cloth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
to- CONTRACTORS.

Cairo. H.. Jan. 7. 1907.
Sealed proposals for the construc
ton of five 90 miles OF roadbed be.
tween Thebe. Bridge and the G. &
III. |. crossing will he received by the
Cairo & Thebes r. r. Co. up TO i
a. m. January 3lst 1907. Profile and
specifications may be seen at the
office Of the chief engineer Of the
company a Cairo. H., on and after
January 7th. 1907.
The reight 10 reject any or all bids
lis reserved.
J. J.. ARMSTRONG.
+. A. Smith. Chief Engineer.
President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Jan. 22-CATrLE.-The
market was steady on steers aad
there wa, little change in bulk COWS.
The receipts were more than libe al
Speculative energy made
the early market higher prices being
advanced five cents on an average.
The demand from packers was tame
early. they being reluctant TO take
hold Bulk butcher and heavy hogs
sold at SG.65N7o at the opening.
SHEEP-Early sales were few but
sellers We're taking steady prices for
bulk stuff with the strength being
shown for better sort of lambs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
CLEANING Kitehen MaIls.

To clean the kitchen walls. first
pour some kerosene in basin. then
take a soft cloth and dip 80 10 the
kerosene and wash a part of The wall
with o.. then wiring another cloth ont
Of nice hot water and go over the spot
just cleaned with Kerosene and lastly
wipe with clean. dry cloth ToH win
be surprised az tho results u Is he
easiest and most satisfactory wav Of
washing painted kitchen or bathroom
walls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-23
Antiseptlc Burglary.

Even burglars have come TO Intro
duce up-to-date methods In thei'
work, remarked Bnkins. laying down
bis newspaper. I see the men WIG
beat and robbed a man in his home
the other night gagged him with
pail made Of surgeons antisepuC
5auze. They probably wanted to save
their victim from any danger Of blood
loisonIns