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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
An Attractive Hat.

A very attractive hat of panama which
has the new droop. is trimmed i'll violet
louisine ribbon nine inches wide. This
is drawn through an oblong gilt buckle
in the front and finished at the right
side with three square loops and an end
held by two lunches of hydrangeas.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

The diamond horse shoe is a great
favorite, also the jeweled circlet show
ing a combination of stones is particu-
larly attractive. Enamelled lace pins in
blue, pink, white and violet are used
with linen gowns of the same color, and
sometimes they are worn with white
where there are the only touch of color.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
SUMMER SONG.

DogWood in the dales
Whitens hour by hour;
Iris in the swales
Feathers into flower;
And the oriole,
Through the golden noon,
Pours his lyric soul
Out in tune!
Lies wondrous cup
Flooded to the brim:
Seize it, friend, and sup
Ere the day grows dim!
Spelled with ecstasy,
Free from every gyve,
It's enough to be
Just alive:
Clinton Scotland in the Independent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

had gone so far in
five years that my
physicians S a i d
nothing but an OPP
GRAFTON would cure
me. Awful bear
ing down pains.
b a OK a C h e S and
headaches tortur-
ed me, there were
spells of dizziness
on6 fainfnncc tho
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

\ succession Of noises means sue
ccSSion Of shocks. The ear, unlike the
eye. has no lid under which it may go
To sleep; and. indeed, it has been proved
that the SENSE of hearing is at work just
after sleep comes on.-Country Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
Pretty Dresses of Null.

null. dimity, batiste, organdy or swiss.
Dimity is particularly cool and fresh
looking for a simple frock, and very
dainty flower patterns are shown in this
material.
Dotted Swiss in white or some delicate
color is very popular for lingerie gowns.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
Birds "as Fat as Butter"

One Of the animal curiosities of South
America is the oil bird or guacharo. 1t
breeds in rock caves, and its young are
prodigiously fat. The natives kill these
birds and boil down the fat into a sort
Of butter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
Denatured Alcohol on Increase.

Consul A. Gaulin of Havre reports
that according to official statistics the
total quantity of denatured alcohol con-
sumed in France during the year 1906
was 144O9,547 gallons against 12,475,-
1856 gallons in 1905, showing an increase
of 1884 ,361 gallons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
Fans Are Necessary.

The feature which lends a charm TO
feminine grace more than any othet =
the fan, and this is an accessory III this
The appropria teness of the fan carried
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

This is mostly worn with decollete
gown, although it is often used to give
character to a lingerie collar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Sleeve links TO hold the collar together
top and bottom are a French conceit.
and tight little butterfly bow of white
tulle is fastened between them.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

a velvet neckband studded with Jewels
and fastened at the back with a bow
leaving very long ends, is the latest fad
i'll q collar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Amethysts, star sapphires. rubies,
emeralds, jade, lapis lazul. opal and tur-
quoise matrix are all beautiful and
fashionable stones for collar pins.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Children teething; softens the gums, reduces In
taEmation, allays pain. cures wind collie. D
Cents bottle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
OF INTEREST
TO THE LADIES.
FASHION HINTS.

Then there are the pins and brooches
much worn with different styles of bows.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

The jeweled fastener for linen collars
is now in vogue with all the summer
neckWear.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
RELIABLE RECIPES.

Orange Frappe.-Make syrup of one
and one half cups of water, the same OF
sugar and the grated yellow peel of two
oranges; cook ten minutes. Strain and
add the strained juice of six oranges and
a small lemon. Freeze at once and serve.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Fruit Fritters.-Sift two cups of flour
with two level teaspoons of baking pow
der and a pinch of salt. Beat one egg,
add quarters cup of milk and stir
gradually into the flour. Beat and stir
in one and one-half cups of sliced peaches
and drop by spoonfuls into deep hot fat.
Fry until light brown, drain and roll in
powdered sugar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Fried Crullers.-Mix one-quarter cup of
sugar with two tablespoons of melted
butter, two beaten eggs, a few gratings
of nutmeg, one-half level teaspoon of
soda dissolved in cup of milk. Mix
with enough flour to roll out thin; cut in
cruller shape and fry in deep fat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
A woMAN's sUFFERINGS.

A Dreadful Operation Seemed to BE
the Only Outcome.
Mrs. Clyde Pixley, Bridge street,
Bedding, Mich, writes: Il had lnham-
nation of the bladder, and the trouble
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

w FREE TO OUR FRIENDS
We want to send to our friends beautiful
Frcnch-deSigned GOLD-PLhTED BONBON BOX
hard-enameled IN colors. It is beauty for the
dressing table. Ten cents In stamps is asked asa
measure Of good faith and to cover cost of Casca1
Send to-day. mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago or New York.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
Rread Gridd1e Cakes-Nea

Bread Griddle Cakes.-Measure two
cups of stale bread crumbs. Pour on one
cup of milk and let it cook one hour.
Mash the bread in the milk, add level
tablespoon of sugar, level teaspoon of
salt, two tablespoons of melted butter,
two well beaten eggs, one cup of white
flour sifted with level teaspoon of soda
Stir we'll together, add one cup of sour
milk, beat hard and cook OH griddle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02

Breakfast Cake.-Use one pint Of risen
bread dough, one-quarter cup each of
butter and sugar. Work half of the but
ter into the dough, roll out half an inch
thick and lay in pan. Put the remain
der of the butter over the top in small
pieces and sprinkle the sugar over even
Iy. A sweet rich crust will be formed
when the cake is baked. The dough
should rise until light or twice its orig
inal size before baking.
Lillian MASON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

ne most serious problems That tAe
snrnsrn ministers III Pesin have so
consider and at the present Tins they
Are urging China 70 suppress the haai
ness.
yhlie ths worst cases q piracy e.
.sF Il the vicinity Il Hong keaE. ~
shat stretch og the West river between
80 British port and cAnton. here i
snralv ten miles of China's iong coast
the thar Is not fgam time q tine AZ
lacked hy pirates
The psFstss NJ infeat Tie waters
adjacent Is IEenk Kuag are exoeESian.
siiy hal3 ana during the last tev
mnnths several British ships haYs
hesn Aaotes Their methcd 81 opefs
Hcn Is very simple Members q sas
eaars e ahoarsi 4 ship ii Hong hong
s. assSeasers md when re xesse
T Fsassqs i part of tas ever Aatre sA'
reminder nf the outlaws are waiuas
Il nks-sazeslEes Is sselen stean
Az=eAssssAsse eass#w passengers he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
g4a4r or THE CITIES ALONG THE
ATLANTIC coAsr7
Anxious Query Arises Over Sensing
~ Warrhlpa % Paeias-caasf
Dsfensea Ampls te Msst
Any Attack.

white fhe Pacific coast is eiaRea 7
e.ye4 the uroapect of the coming of ths
eses u uarshlpsl the Atlantic eoaat \
evpsrianelnr corresponding depgea'
elon If srlrlts and the anxious query
ga being asked al 10 what would hap +
ren N New York. Boston and other
large cities should q hostile fleet come /
ogslrat Them. with the powerful SEA 1
aahaerg away would they fall easy /
prey ID foreign foe? II war should
arise with some one of the European
rawerg woald the coast cities not oe
autetIy captured and held Or sacked
and burned7 Not a very inviting pros
pect u say the least. and Il there y
W. ahadow oG chance oi such posi-
hllitv the anxiety which Is finding ex-
preston III some quarters is quite e4'
cusable
/ put military experts are positive ~
thelr assertions that the coast de
lenses would be ample to protect the
cities grom capture or bcmbardment
for during the last ten years, since
tha spanish.American war. vast i'm
movements have been made IN our
fortlncations, both az 70 guns and
armament. OF course. the presence Of
feet along the Atlantic coast IL
time of war would be essential 70 pre-
vent the landing of an invading army
At points not covered by the coast de
FENCES. but the harbors and gFeal
cities would be entirely safe Only
one weak spot remains and plans To-
ia protection have been perfected, 81
though the money necessary has no
been appropriated. The weak spot
the entrance to Chesapeake bay, whicl
ID out Of range Of the great disappear
INK guns Of Fortress Monroe u th
opinion Of the national coast deFens
} board, with the entrance as i now !
} unfortlfied hostile fleet. should
gain control Of the sea, can establish
! without coming under the fire Of
+ single gun. base on It's shore0, pa
in and out at pleasure, have access
9 large stores of valuable supplies
! all kinds, and Daraiyze the great trur
d lines Of railways crossing the head
n the bay
r The entrance TO Chesapeake Day
g IL miles from fortress Monroe, whl
is the effective range Of the hig gu
i. there Installed is only 10000 yards.
" remedy this defect, IT Is proposed
In construct an artificial island, prae
I'd caliy midway between Capes Char
og and Henry. and to erect thereon
1t modern battery of disappearing 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

wlns 4 crop of vegetables II the fates
ara good ana draws blank II the potato
blight comes along The ordinary self
reauectIng human being would refuse
the land as d gift and would rather 30
h the poorhouse than face the fates
On the Irish bog farm.
People live on farms" that are
subject TO periodical foods, on land
that cannot be drained. On unproduc-
live soil, on holdings which they have
actually made BY clearing away rocks
and stones and conveying the land up
IN donkey load. More. hundreds are
living on the brink Of q horrible dis
aster. Those people in the bogs IN
hilly districts are ia wet seasons ever
under the shadow Of the bog.burst
The rain degcends and sinks under the
meet. An underground lake - formed
there is i tremble a shiyer, and IN
moment the bog comes sliding dowr
ia 4 mass Of black liquld mud % over
whelm everything in It's course. There
have been many fatal bogslides IN tn
past and several In the recent past
| IN one peat rush which the writer say
tho ooze flowed down. fortunately, =
the daytime 80 that the people ha
time 10 escape to safety. The bo
moved, ii enclrcled the cottages.
climbed up thomi L buried them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
tArloaAzlae tolfhreH WIS
FmvMaH roa grAathfak
crnsa lands Being Haglaiy Hssssfsa
h ths rssgis zHa Cattle
Grazing VIII Soon pe
uo Agfes

4ate alii be the laHi year q tAs /
4saz.aF as tenant II ihe great Hfass
fs9ta N IRELAND. fof boih The land
A,fd and ths eatlleowhef have at lasF
maae H1 fhelf minds met ealsle
mnehina "a i thing q the part tbls
doea fhe Erisb peasautry score VII
uaa1 anA eniaf the last lap u re I
alaalsa heht FOR fhe best 0f the lanqa
" fbA Emerald iaie Tae lahd aaeH
tlgn dates faf back II goes aWaI Y
fhe dags III Oliver Cromwell. wno n. /
gaded TIE country ana brushed baek
tba lrsh. Al history feiates, ~ tola
lhem liat fhey must - either -
watm Dlaee of t0 connaught. ana v
oobnaaght he dfoya them. The wofAt
curse fhe peasant can heap 81 hla
enemy i. che eufee oi Cromwell Z and
M matter where you find the battered
rtlng III 1 enstle III the country you
hear that the masonry ghve way Under
the guns of thc vandai Oliver Then
Cromwell maA not always able 70 pay
hiA army III cash, 10 be made the sol
/ dlem grants of the lands mat had
been conquered. and the oiiicers
bought the share of the priyates ipr .
small consideration Thus came into
being the Irish landlord
Tho 0ld stock Irish we're driven %
the western bogs and the stony noun
laIn side, and there they remain until
thia day, when government depart
meat il considering how they may b
tahon away from their barren sur
roundlngs and planted on proftabl'
lnnd. what Cromwell did not do th'
landlord uf few generations aso did
The growing of wheai and corn be
came Improbable; The raising q cal
Ito became vastly profitable Ihofe
fore inc landlord drove hls tenant
ugI tlle good grass lands and tufne
tholr holdings into grazing ranchsi
! which he rented 70 cattlemen on q
! IA months leaae. There came agiti
I llun. then conReated districts boar
ii remove tho dense boglaud populi
tiuna 1n to untennnted land and theI
came the land purchase act by while
Il the government Is gradually purcha
! inR tho agricultural districts ~
L handing them over 10 the people, VI
! win bo government tenants until Y
i price II paid on. the people aettii
4 their farms from tho state on the ~
80 tt
I. purohnaa System. The owner ot Y
boKland nnd the unproftable egta
Il was keen % aeiii he Who owned Y
/. profitable cattle ranch held bas
ponoe Tie antigrazlng agitation, Will
u after few months has sueceed'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
PIRATES OF TO-DAY.

pVn shooting crew and innocent pas
sengers and ln the ensuing confusion
they loot the ship and before any sort
Of eifectiye resistance can be made
the pirates have dropped over sAs
ships aide and escaped in the Doats
of their waiting comrades.
This Ii Of common Occurrences. 20
shlp il tmmune from attack except
The swift silk carriers which neTef
leave port without a strong suard OIL
aeered by Americans Or Europeans
During the confusion that resulted
from the typheon which struck Hong
Kong. hundreds Of pirates swooped
down on the afIilcted port and looted
right and left. one band Of the out.
laws seized a large launch and attack
sAIps IN every part Of the hnrbor. It
Il conservatively estimated that the
/ amount oi loot stolen bs them during
TWO DAYS amounted to considerably
| over $4,000. It viii be seen that pira-
~ ii the twentieth century Is as re-
| munefatiye as it was IN the days q
Capt. Kidd.
Every power which keeps part
of its navy Ii the iar east has light
draft gunboats OF torpedo craft con
stantiy parolllng the inland rivers
and even China makes : semblaaee q
patrolling. but il must be taken inte
consideration that the rivers q China
upon which ply sea-golng ships az
thousands 81 miles ln length, and /
would require hundreds II gunooai'
10 police them.
According 10 those best informed
on ne subject. there Is hns one Va
to suppress piracy in Chinese waters
and thar il to place the patrol boat
! in command 81 foreigners But Wig
Cataa's present hostility g eysrythin
foreign. she viii NOT listen TO such
proposal. Meanwhile the foreigner
ana the Chinese are losing hundred
Sc sAaasaaes e dallars annually. NJ
4 rsne insurance il excessive. aud Inn
q cent people are being murdered :
most daily. such j condition cou
7 hardly exist anywhere elsn, 0ne
nerer surprised a. anything that ha
q pens ii China.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

Al announcement that bird lovers
viii be clad ID heaf II That an Artificial
algfoito has been produced, said 70 De
moro beautiful than tho real feather
which hnH brought about 10 many ~
peala fof mercy
The alRrotte ii not lust now mlcn
ii demand by the mIlllneta, but i haF
uaually been such q neoeeaafy adjunct
that 10 doubt the whlrllgig Of tanhlun
viii brlng 1t into iiHe again, II an nrtis
ilplal feather Ut equal beauty with the
panulnp haa been oontfIvedi ono ac'
eount IL women with the fecordlnK an
rol haH bepn squared, but the report
Tint anrh ieat has been accom-
pilahed hnH not been verified
ahp natural AlgFettei a. most per
nonA know, IL taken from the mother
bird aurlug thu breeding Henson, Y
that not only Ii her lifo sacrificed pu
the lives ot MI her ncatllngH. No won
der ~ alRrvtte on 4 woman'H head y
i alien d reproach and that tho ny
manp have atriyon 40 hard g pfeven
sha custom oi thus robhlng the birdH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
sreech Mechanism Of . BIG Coast
Defense Gun.

have been Installed in the coast de-
lenses. Every channel il susceptible
of being mined according to plans al
ready worked out the preliminary
work. including the assembling q
paraphernalia, having been 80 care
sullv done that every haFbor on the
Atlantic could be effectively mined on
"a hours notice. Fire control stations
have been SO far established that the
exact position Of any vessel coming
within range Of either the mines Or
the big guns can be determined with
mathematical accuracy and 60 quote
Cen. Murray. chief Of artillery, once
hostile vessel comes within the
range Of the coast deienses. a glance
at the perfected machinery Of the
range finders would instantly reveal
her position. the pressure Of finger
on an electric button would explode
4 mine which would blow her out Of
the water, and before she came down
she would be blown to atoms BY one
az the 12lnch disappearing guns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

w nea have bowed % fhf #
~ faa people and ihe majority f
6adsf have ayea unaafias
never " arazs aaEtla a9aia iaa iaa4
lefa# n taa aanchaa are approaching
ghe eovernmeat u Buy. and zoe 8gY
sfhment II aHiek sad anxious p piF
chase
a drive through Coananght ana
Munster shows h91 miasrably most q
fhe peasants live Il Il common "
find families grouped "a oae room fala
hoyele situated III black bog where the
solgaf Il compelled actually % make
she land for himself 4 pair q goats,
wreiched COW and perhaps donkey
may make ont pFecarioiis liYins
an0nn tic coarse grass and reeds n
ths outer bog. and from the miserable
viii the peasant by laeessant iaDof
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

fhe 1ananeae believe II More Mysh'
leai creatures than any other psonie
IA eae kiahe. esxillsea e aaNAse
Amohk thcse mythical aHlmals afe
s0n.e without ANY remarkable peeala'
nassea Il conformation hNt Alued with
sapesAAsafas attributes such na :
sseeF uhgeh Is saaa e lsye until 4 has
hseome thousand seAfa eid. and
tAeA sugns as white IS 1 polar bear
rhs Japanese ageo eelsese y : multi.
nAa nf aagnais distinguished MalHly
hs lhsif nAeassraNA alse er ply the
musgsalAeAtseA A their meMhefa
I Amea4 shese ase sefnenss ~ fee'
hAaN AAa isfke eaNaeh u sNal'eW A.
! AsnhAnf FeNes vlsA eskht iess mea
eeAa win leat ears ard ashes Nil
ssa esaaa assaShe1 II aae h0iis aAf
siA nsaese s. ne eAisssAce e eFaas
uhseA aasaf & AAA sl.eA I'M ss0 wears
. - 80 - All. AaaAz sAHl.A AAzasAAs
#4N 50 NEx# - 17fF
waseN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
palMA DONNA le REAL rRlLnY.
easele Abbott aaya she Can't Sins
We'll unlsau alussf IL Present.

New York That ahe 10 Trilhy IN
real life drawing her inspiration
from The payeAle bend eslrsinH be-
tween horaeli aud her twin sister
ieaale. wnuup preaenee n the audi
eAee when ahe alnga u necessary e
nor aueoeaA was the assertion frank
IN made tho other day hy Miaa hea
ulo Albeit. one ot Herr ConrledA
pnma dennnaa,
Miaa AbhattH admission Naa al
the more aelonlahlns because q two
announcements ahe was maklng. one
wac that rumora that nhe was eh
saeea we're true ahe keeping secret
Tho identy ii her hetruthed; the either
WAS chat al long ru she remained go
the Hsaxe her sister nuat never mar
~ rhia part of her abatement was
made an aooemnt ii recent reports
that ieasia WAa engaged to James =
nialne III
II viii neveF slAs again. declared
tho nrlAa donna Afmly, it mS aAssei
deserts me or allows hef aympsshle'
ii IL directed II another ohanhel
eFfom ns Arsi appearance % th'
stAap JaNeia always haa eevn " ~
Auaiencp Rven II ald net see her
knew that sAe was thase ! knew ~
would hal., ina Whenever there canfs
444.aa4 ..aaA44A III Which ! nsshf =
/ Tie least bit atfAld
Atlas Ahh0tt and her methef :
saaea Ii aiHeusa tAe report that 1eAsl
Waa enEaaea d AFF hlaiAe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30
ETHEL'S COMING OUT.

not have finished her schooling but
win probably leave the National Ca
thudral achool after the Christmas
holidays. IL had been Intended that
Miss Ethel should 90 through the en-
tire course. but in the past few months
she has been having such a good time
IN an informal way that the president
and Mra. Roosevelt have decided 70
give her season In the White House
ethel Roosevelt il very unlike Mrs
l.ongworth. She looks like her moth'
ar. carries herself a. straight as 4 sap
ilne. and has the same peaceful. sell.
contained expression so characteristic
of Mra. Roosevelt. Before leaving
washington In the early summer she
spent nearly every afternoon on horse.
back. Little parties we're organized
and not even chaperon was taken
along
Usually there we're several Of the
nreslaent's aides snd one Or two girl
friends Of Miss ethel in the party Pie
nles we're planned for two or three
aays tn the week and everything was
done Is alive Miss Ethel jolly time
Now that she has had taste Of go
ine ous she Is anxious to make her
debut. and this has been promised
The bah win be given IN the east
room. and win be planned on 40 even
more elaborate scale than the one
which tho President and Mrs. Roose.
yels gave for Miss Alice. Il will bring
/ taacther the most exclusive Young
people in New York. Bosson philadei.
mia and Washington, and will mark
1 the openlng II the gayest season the
/ White House has known since PFesR.
/ dent Roosevelt assumed The rcsns q
4 egAea
4 Following the debut bail there vii
Il So Il series ii dtancr dances fer youns
j people
/ when she finally makes her aeea
| society win not welcome j girl VII
has had no experience IL soeial u
fairs. cor Ethel Roosevelt has been =
forusAiy a PARTS 50 shs White Hens
entertainments almost ever since sh
went thefe Ii make her home 81
lrs wAs ene If the most conspicuous a
en &sstAnts at she weadiug og NJ an
re AsFa. f.onxWefsh and hAs been 4 ax
sas aence At All the state receptions sinE
en. ahas time. She Is i strikinkiy nrsti
csc sra very unaffected. carfiai salara
me se4~ea and lan * fan Sd IS IA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-30

tha tinted Ataiea aud was graduated
II 1868. when he al ones Joined lia
falhef ii porto fsieo, where he haa
Ma nfal experience III Whffnfn Az
lhn Fnd 0f Il yanr he entered Wesl
Point. graduating sixth n his class q
1909 H. Waa ordered at Unoa q We
philippines, where he did good service
fuf ihfep years. and returning e the
United states. was ordered lo WRni
lnnlon barracks
No date haA been set for thn wed
ding. hut Il ii expected to take place
III lhe fall.