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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

1t is not generally known, perhaps,
that the United States army is just
completing a map of every inch of the
island of Cuba for use in case it ever
becomes necessary for the American
government to occupy the country by
force. The engineer corps of the army
has been devoting most of its atten-
ton to the undertaking since last fall,
two of the three battalions having been
at work on the island in the last half
of that period. Not a nook or corner,
not a travelled road or an obscure trail
has escaped the mapmakers. The
strange part of it is that the Cuban
government has aided the work in ev-
cry way it could, giving orders to the
rural guards and local officers in far
away towns to facilitate the engineers
operations whenever possible.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
NO LONGER GOOD FORM.
People in High Society Say Append
citis Is Vulgar Disease.


| The fashionable valetudinarian is
threatened with a distinct bereave
| ment. Appendicitis has been declared
to be bad form, and those who wish to
preserve a true social eminence must
on no account suffer from it. There
was time when only the educated suf
fered from appendicitis, because only
the educated knew the anatomical posi-
ton of the appendix, but in these days
Of vulgar equality even the washer
woman knows where to put her finger
when she is asked where the pain is.
AS result the supergllded must find
a new disease into whose domain the
great unwashed have not yet found
their way.
An eastern scribe has made inquiries
from prominent physicians and the
worst rumors are confirmed. One great
authority admits that but few opera
lions are now necessary, and that I'VE
are glad to send our patients from the
surgical to the medical ward, where
bot lamentations and a milk diet are
prescribed"
A well-known nursing sister said
frankly that appendicitis has become
questionable, and she added unkindly
that fashions in the medical world vary
as much as in the showrooms of a styl-
ish dressmaker. A well-known surgeon
admitted that appendicitis has follow
ed the example Of all fashionable crazes
and is dying natural death, and for
no other reason than that the laundry
lady has dared to initiate the duchess.
Needless to say, am not abiding
to genuine cases of the disease but be-
cause the fashionable illness has been
pronounced questionable the large
contingent of hysterical patients have
turned their attention to the creation
Of some new complaint"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Oyster FricaSsee.

Drain the liquor from one pint of
oysters. Heat one cup of cream and
add one level tablespoonful of butter
rubbed smooth with one rounding ia
blespoonful of flour, quarter Of level
teaspoonful of salt and saltspoonfu
Of paprika. Cook three minutes add
about ten drops of lemon juice, then
put in the drained oysters and let
them cook until they begin to curl at
the edges. Serve at once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A Chicago police magistrate has been
making some interesting experiments in
best methods Of promoting domestic
happiness. When wives have COM
planned of maltreatment by their hus-
bands, he has put the husbands on
their honor and ordered the wives to
give more attention to cooking, so that
the men may have good food. SO sue
cessfully has this plan worked that a
few weeks ago, out of fifty cases where
the remedy had been tried, it was
found, when the cases were called in
court, only a few wives had any COM
p!aint to make. This is simply a new
application of the old rule to feed
the brute"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Chicken Chowder,

Boil a fowl until tender, then cut
into dice. When the liquid is cold
skim off the fat. Fry in this fat two
sliced onions, add five peeled potatoes,
cut into dice, and put in the cut-up
chicken. Add the chicken liquor, turn
all into a pot, season with pepper and
salt, and, if they are desired, add 4
can Of tomatoes. The chowder is good
with Or without this addition. Cook
all together for a half hour.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Sift together four cupfuls of white
flour, one cupful of white sugar, three
rounded teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der and one teaspoonful Of salt. Add
a cupful Of chopped hickory-nut meats
one cupful Of sweet milk and one we'll
beaten egg. Mix we'll; butter TWO
bread tins, put in the mixture, let 1t
stand for twenty minutes, then bake
from thirty to fifty minutes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Maple Mousse.

Whip one pint of cream very stIn
and dry and add to it one cupful OF
maple strip and one tablespoonful OF
powdered sugar. Flavor with one-haif
teaspoonful of lemon extract, beat well
together, put in a covered mold, bind
tightly with a strip of buttered paper
and pack in ice and salt until time 10
serve. Serve in sherbet glasses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Season with salt, pepper and butter
pounds Of round steak, cut 213 inches
thick. Place in the oven in pan with
a little water, and cook thirty minutes
then cover with a layer of sliced raw
onions. Cook three-quarters of an
hour; then add a layer of sliced toma-
toes, cook until tender, sprinkle with
grated cheese and when Drowned serve
with a gravy made from the liquor in
the nan,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Reef with Sour-Sweet sauce.

Cut cold roast beef into inch blocKS'
making two cupfuls. Heat together
one cupful brown sauce, three taOie-
spoonfuls vinegar, one and one-half Ia
blespoonfuls seeded raisins cut SHALL
and one and one-half tablespoonlulS
chopped gherkin. When boiling auu
the meat: simmer for five minutes anu
serve hot
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A report comes to the effect that a
woman in a neighboring State broke
her right arm a few days ago while
spanking her son. This teaches us that
it is always foolish in such cases to
consider the wear and tear on the
slipper.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A young Massachusetts girl has won
the gold medal in the worlds cham
pionship shorthand speed contest, with
the astonishing record Of two hundred
and twenty-five words minute. This
is much faster than the average per-
son speaks.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A Boston street car conductor found
$500 belonging to lady and was re-
warded with a smile. 1t is no mean
triumph to thaw Boston woman up
to the smiling point.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Up to Date.

This time, says the Tablet, it is the
Sunday school from which emanates
the twentieth century distinction be-
tween the quick and the dead"
Yes, miss said the youthful but
observing scholar, 1.-The quick is them
that gets out of the way of motor cars
an the dead is them as doesn't"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Dish Drainers.

Large and elaborate disturbances >
cost as much as $3.75. They are OIL
wood and have a little railing arou"u'
A corrugated and sloping surface car,
ries the drainage into a little tfousn
at one end. Circular dish dralneIS o.
wire have q place in the center III
knives, forks and spoons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A man was arrested In Boston re-
Gently because he had an insane desire
to spend money. 1t isn't explained
whether he wanted to invest In stocks
or buy meals for chorus girls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

The income Of Bertha Krupp-we
forget wat her name is now that she
is married-is reported to have nearly
doubled during the past year. Her
husband, who manages her business af-
fairs, evidently desires to show the
world that he didn't marry for money
because he lacked ability to make ends
meet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

A baseball umpire was mobbed in
Cuba a few days ago. We guess the
Cubans will get the American spirit if
we give them time enough.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

"Why shouldn't women proposeT'
asks a correspondent in one Of our ex-
changes. Well, for one reason, because
few men would have the nerve to re-
iect them,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

lie kiss the sniff kiss disappeared, new
er to reappear. It had served its pur-
pose and soon was forgotten"
Thus the sniff kiss proves the mother
and father Of all kisses. Blessed be
the sniff kiss.-Philadelph North
American.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Wizard Burbank says children
should be raised like cabbages. In that
case we suppose it would be appropri-
ate to refer to a particularly bright
little tot as the cauliflower of the
family
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
q. r. BOWEN. Publisher.

The moral of the Thaw case is that
If you want to shoot a man, be sure
that you have a million dollars first.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

An explosion in Vancouver blew q
piano away through the roof of
house, which at this distance seems to
be a case of music in the air.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Cuba wants a standing army. But if
she had one the chances are that it
would be lying in the hammock half
the time. -v-.5 - . -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

According to Mr.. Stead, men do not
respect women in America. Respect
them? Not only that-they worship
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Perhaps it would help a little in get
ting rid of the pest if every one in
cluded in his spring medicine a little
dandelion tea.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Three cups brown sugar, i -o cup'
lard 4 eggs, 2 teaspoonfuls Of soda us.
solved in 6 tablespoonful OF s"e1.
milk, ~ cups cur"ants. . teaspoonLuI'
cinnamon and nutmeg. one-haIl '"
SPOONFUL of Glove, a little salt n'A
stiff and roll about three-eishths OIL u
inch thick; cut in any shape preterreu'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31
Save Salt Bags

Save all your salt bags; they no W.
on:y make nice jelly bags, but Se' 1. ,a
put together and stitched on the ma ma
chine make good dish cloths OF 80"
cloths.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-31

Dissolve 1 level teaspoonful u '''
in 1 cup of sour cream and l cup ~
molasses. add / level teaspoon VI
ger. one-half level teaspoon of salt anu
21b cups of -four. Bake III " 'H''''0
nan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Gricg UOrG6cr.

ErGIi0cnt Bonita ergic6t iid 5t 9(no'
polo. - GuOc 0c8 GouilittS III
Central 9lmcritn. - Sonournner
wcigcrtcn lid, ST. fdmpicn.
NcW Orleans, II. 9lpriI. -
N0Nri0tcn 5ltiolgc, mcl6c Den Ncom'
ten Der r6rnit Qi3pottb So" oobicr
3llgc1dll8cn Iilo, bat iih @r0liocnt
Wtonlcl Voltiua bon Nnnouru5 81
}lmopnIpo, no CT icit jciuer 6llht
ans GboIlltcco bcIogcrt mar, 0cn nj
curoglloneru crAcbcn. 9t0bcre Gin
Sclbcitcn lic0cn nod nidt Dor.
Mo GtnGtoM .. e., ~. Npril,
- Cine Gcpcid)c oc3 omcrjfouiihcn
&oniul O(iuore3 SIT MonoNlrn, gIica.
roQlla, bcitGtiqt Oic Nod)riht iibcr oic
&opitulotion 0cS Yr0iiOcltcn @oniIa
mo iii8t bin5u, 0ob scr &ric9 Dor
iibcr lit.
Wobilc, Nluy ~. NpriI. - ".
+. &cnnc0p bon NClu D Orleans mo
5. 81. Willcnih bon 9tclu Yort, 5lpct
iullNc Nmcritancr, lucldc 0o9 8ons
0llronii6c &nnoncnboot yEotrmbl0"
bcicbligtclL troicn al @oro oc90oms
piers oWtcrcotor" BON Gortc5 bier cin.
sic bcltGtiNtcL 0oB bic Nrnlcc mo
Wfurinc bon Non0uroS am 6. 9lpril
oic Sofcnlto0t Yllcrto Gortc5 &c
rGltmlt bat. S6crit S0cnoj babe
mubl Die Nicoro0lluncr bcf0mplcn
moIlcn, boh bitten Icine ci0cncn
Srllppcn gcnclltcrt, 10 0oB or ieinc
gon5c Nrnlcc, nodocm cr Den Scll'
ten oic @oiicn n%69cnonmcn bate,
cntlicB. Nod) elmer llntcrrc6lut8
nit Dem oucrifonii6cn &onill@recs
len in Gorte5 lit Ole @oicnltoot onle'
ritonii6cn &crtretcrn ilbcrnieIen
mnr0ell. SDerlt Soclld6 llllt ~ lels
ner Oiii5icrc idiiftc iid al 9oro oc3
Campers oSircm" cin un0 lnnbcte
IN Yllcrto @orrio9. Cos &monen.
boot oGntnmbla" lit nod Ntila OBJ
9c8on8ell.
@oi6ingtom .. 6, ~. NpriI.
- 9~otid)oiter Greet BON Wtcrito mo
Ncpr0icntonten Der ccntrolomcrito'
nii6cn M%cpllblifcu conicrirten obcr.
mails nit ScfrctGr Noot 9etrciiS Ser
6ricocn9 . ltntcrbnn0lltngcn in Gen'
trolunlcrifo. 9ciinitipcS Onrilbcr,
Oh elm 6orti0ritt ST. ocr5ci6ncn lit,
fonlltc n.id)t IN %Griubrtng gcbrutt
lucrOcn. IS Ocrlolltct nber, Dab Die
onocrcn Ncpublitcn Die Intluori
SolpooorS oti Die lcBtct &orIdIoge
obmortcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

3ur9eod Of t II II - Ien 2icba
babcrn bon gut poiienoen, mo0cruen
Glciocrn merOcn an onocrer Stellc
ocS yIeutIden @orreiponoenten" IN
@einberg'S 9n5eige etlid)e beber5i-
9cllSpcrtGc @infe ert6eilt, mic ltnO
100 iid) Gin Mann gut uno 5ll mGBigen
ErciIen flcioen fam. Ias 8ei6GftS.
lofal an Der Noroolt.@de BON 9olti.
more ulb SoaiboDItroBe lit nit olell
StruBenbobn : @oggon$. leidt erreifs
bar ullo bic 9lllsitcQung IN ben Shails
iellltern lltdt i9reS @leiAen.
Ger court Sone 9. ..
Club" p%eronitaltctc geitern 9l6eno
IN ser .8ermania-M dnlierd)or- Solle"
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit oarauf-
iplgenoem Yall. 9aS llnterbaltings.
Trogranm entbielt 5a6lreide quite
8auoepiae.N ltmmern nnb murbe nit
groBem geifaQ bon Dem erldienenen
Eitblifllm atfgenommen. Sci Dem
oonn folgenoen Bali puroe nnd) Den
@eiien bon 9Srof. 8. g. Merrpman'S
Srbeiter lultig getan5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Gnbo'S 3nfnnit.

&prbcrcitun0cn iiir Die &olfa}oblin1.
Grit nod ibrcr &oucnorm9
f0rurcn 2norOmn0cn fir llcltc
@oblcn %Qctroiicn merocll.
@oibim0to II, .. g., II. 9lpril.
- Die &orbcrcitlnDcu SIR Solt9
5Gblltla in Gllba bciGditi8cn lett ooS
,$linlor Niircall. 0oilclbc lit be
Itrcbt, 0icic 2lrbeit moglidlt ldnell 81
crlcOi0crL ga Oiciclbc b%ccnOtAt letIl
nrlB, che man BORT 6ll 0cn MnDlcl
ldl.citcn mo cine ltcltc 9te0icrlnlg er'
luGblcu FAM. 0oS Nilrcnll Iono, Dap
inn sic Grinbrmlcn, mcId)c Die Nj
litGrbcb0r0cn bel Der &~olf550bllll9
I'M Sabre 1899 mnd)tclL lctt NcDr 5ll
Stuttcn tontucu. Die lonit 10 notb'
mCn0iNcu Nornrbcitcn, Die 0rcl Mo
note 1T gniprtd, gcnonnlllcn bottcll,
f6nncn mcginQcn. NIBcrOcm bubcIt
lid sic Snipcftorcn mo Sllperpllo'
rcll, lucldc 0ic &o~ltS5dblnng I'M
Sabre 1899 IcitctcrL bcrelt crtlnrt,
micOcr in oicicr Gi0cnidolt 5l Die
uct. Nlldb fommcn Die Torbereltllll'
ocll, mcldc bic Folmo Gc0icrun9 tilr
cine &olfSjdGlllno bcrcitS 1ctroncr
hattie, Scr jctt ppr5lincbncnOcn Sab
hing ST quite.
Gn cillcm S6rcibcn an @oltocrllcllr
Ooooon bat &ric1SicfrctGr MlIlionl
s, Eoit uor lcincr glbrciIc ans Gubo
rrfl1rt, DAP CT nit Gomitc'S oller
Yortcii6ottirutgcn oill Gnbo eoll'c'
rirt lulO oercn Miinlhc orgcbort bn'
be. Die Souptlro9c lci Die, ipolll ole
Mo6len iiir cine ncllc Nc0lerllll9 ob'
ocboltcn merben iollen. Gr empteble
crit Norlto6nle elmer genaltcn ToltS'
5Gbllmg ais @rnnologe. Oahu ltod)
ungcmcIiener 3eit iollen olc Frlnlnr'
unO etiua nm oieiclbe Belt Die Fro'
pin5iol. uno Mumi5ipol.g8oblcn Itott'
iiuOcn. &on liberoler Scite babe
nlo,, cnpioblcll, Die Br6iioentcnipobl
5citig gel,lg on5uiebcn, oantit Der
ncllc 9rGiiocnt iein Amt ant 20. Wiol
1908 ontreten f0nne. IS iei o6cr
unipeiie, Elm G1tum ieit5ulebcIt, oa ole
8olfs5Gbluia, ioipie Die @o6luorbe'
rcitungen iebr %5eitroubeno Ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
2nnfrcic Ynftihiiic.

ct .&ouiS $, II. Ipril. - Die Be-
Oin0un0cn, inter ipcldeu Die 5oll'
frcic Giniltbr bon &ilitballonS geitot'
tct miro, Die al oen im Sftober bier
Itottiinocnocn @cttiobrten I'M oen
@or0on Bennett . @cd)er Sbeil neb'
mel, ncr0en, liuo 0cn Sefret1r oc3
bicligcn .g(cro Club" s. &earncD,
5llocfonmcn unO iperoen ben pIero
Clubs" ocS Nll8lanocS 5ligeld)idt
iucr0cll. Cine ser 9eoin9ungeit lit,
ooB Der Gigeutbiinlcr eineS loldcn
2uitbollon8 bon DEM omerlfonilhen
Goniul icincS SeinlotblonoeS be.
ld)ip0rcn milB, bob Der 9oIon aus
ldlieblid fir bic ct. Soriier 8ett'
Iabrtcn beltinnmlt lit. Serner oiirfet
Ioldc 9ollonS nidt aliSgeltelt, nod
AT cornner5ielleu ober T~eflome5ipe'
den gcbroudt iuerocn, onocrnfalls
ncroen lie confiS5irt. Illd) miillen
Tie innerBol6 lcdS Wonoten tuleoer
crportirt iuerocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
&SittS6ur9'S Garnc9irfeier.

3mciter Iaa ser Ncpupcibe OeS Gar.
nc8ie Snititut$. - HegnertideS
@cttcr beeintrGAtigt ole Gere.
munien.
Eitt9burQ ga, ~. gpril.
Der bcllti8c, 5rpcitc Iag Der 9teupci6c
Oc8 Carnegie . SuItitlltS muroc ourd)
m1Aiinlti1ca Mrttcr 6ccintr0dtigt,
olcin trob0cm nobnlcn oie Geremos
nicn ibrcn mGcit0rtcn &erIaui unO
baS nofltcbcnoc Fro8romm WurOe
ourdAciilbrt:
$50 @ormittog3; 9epiQfomm.
nlln0 ser @Gitc in Ger Carnegie ted.
uiihcn Sdu,Ic.
1890 @ormittoN8: llebcrreidung
BON 2lOrciicn ron llnipcriitGtcu etc.
1900 MittogS: 6obrt in Wotor'
mogcn 0urd sic YartS mo AMI Sen
GouIcpar02 Der Stoot. 2lndeon i'm
nEitt$hlrq GouutrD Ghtb,"
900 No6mittoG9: 2lniprnden 0iit.
in0llirtcr @ditc in ser N%iitiitballe.
400 NohmittogS; GDcc iiir ole
Oomcn in ser Mor9nretb Miorriion.
Carnegie SNuIc.
100 2l6cn09: @onfctt I'M 9otel
Shcnlco 81 Gbrcu non @rn. mo
6rou Carnegie mo Scr @Gitc.
6rcOcrid SInNeI o0cr ShGcGcG, Der
0cutihc, mcIdcr 9citcrn 2lnorcw Gnr.
neAic iibcr Den &crfuui ciuc9 YotcntS
5t icbcn ~ucrIon1tc uu0 babel, mic go
li5iit &cmcop bcbnuptct, elm oifeneS
Goidcnnlcilcr i'm }0%cm03Grnel trllg,
pcrbrodtc oic giod)t III Der Foli5ci'
itotion nit Dem SiuAcn oclttidcr Sir
dcnIicocr. Die Eoli5ei b1lt i'm iiir
9ciitc3Gcit0rt. gr lit 5u iiini Sogcn
@ciGn0uiBboit ucrurtbcilt iuorocn,
un0 icin @ciiteS5uitouO miro lp1breuo
Icinc5 NaittcrnnilS Wutcriudt meroen.
g2ic Scr @eiougcnc ongiebt, fam CT
crit porgcltcrn aus Sos AugclcS, Sal,
in @itt9bur0 an mo bate bis Dor Oret
@odcn oui 0arrD Erott'5 6arm naDe
sacramento %gcorbcitct,
llntcr Den 6errch iueld)e m1breno
Der belltigcn Ginpcibung2 Geremos
nicn Ic0cn bicItcn, bcinn0cn lid Der
0clltihc General y. 20peniel0, ionic
Sr. @rnit b. &buc, Noi'Ard)itctt oeS
auiicrS @ilbclm. gllh Der britiid)e
1ric6cn8 9(poItcl Steao IieB cine
lon0c Nniprndc pom Stopel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Tran6crr nno T~rcnnoin ucrlctt.

Milmuufec, NiSc., II. april.
- 6rco. 1abit, Oiitci8cntbilmcr oer
GnbItidcn 9roucrci, mo 6rmu Seon'
arc 9arnifcl, ciuc intiittc Jrcirnoin
iciner @ottilL murocu gcltcrn Nbeno
b~cluubtIoS ms oIrinitp Soipital"
Ncbrodt. @ciOc bcianoen lid i'm Alt'
tonlo6il oc9 @rulbcrrn nlti Der 6abrt
nod) Scr @obnlmg Der 2ebtererr, oIS
Ser Nrnitnagcn an &lllIcalt Huellile
un0 0it MnteritroBc bon cineln elef'
triiMcn NSnQ1ou nit boiler @lld)t ge'
t~roiicn lllo cine Strcdc melt aeldlcll-
Bert mllr0c. @ci0c &nioIlen ocs Iii'
t%onlobils - 6rnl 9nrnidcl lit Die
@nttin OcS 0ircttorS oeS Wiiliunllfec'
@nmnoiium8 - mur0cn oui'S Stro'
Bcnpiloiter %GcporicL bcrprBtIoS III
ciucn 2oocn mo bon BORT in'S Solpi'
tai %ilbcrgciiibrt. MSic Die Ncr5tc Ipd'
ter io0tcr, bat mc0cr Sr. EobIt, nod
icinc NegIcitcrin alodcrlbrilde ct.
littCu.
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ltcbcracidnappt.

gan SranciSco, II. april.-
Sol. llQmolln, Der bcfoltnte 9ud)nas
der, lit inter ser Sb6llt eines SillfS'
S6criifs bon bier nod) oem Often 5u'
rid geldidt moroen, neil er i%rriinnig
iein ioa.. llQnonn mar tiir5lid) I'M
Sntereiie Der ,Son Carlos Spern-
8cieai6oit" bier angefomnlen nno
pilrbe balo nad) ieiner Infunit in Elm
&oipital Ae6raGt.
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2ndt6auS unf Gc6cns5cit.

&o6eiter N.-D, ~. slpril. -
Der ocS 0iorbcS I'M 5lpeitcn @raoe
lduloig %bciunoene Sreo. Sdulb ilt
at le6cnslGn9lidem Gerfer I'M &c.
IGngliiie SIT 4ltburn bcrurtbeilt iuor'
Den. S6itlb bate Goworo YulImatt
bon SobuS getoOtet. Wtit Sbraner
in ben s(ugell betbeitertc ct feline lln-
id)ulo. gr CAB aud on, oaB iein
pirflider Same SSobn@ollogber, 6aB
ct SO Sabre alt lit utb in Ebilaoel4
pbio getuobnt bat. Seine Wltter
ioa in Baltimore mobnen. Der Ser.
urtbeilte eeitonb Iidter Slltberlano,
ooB ct 5lueimal iuegett 8roBoieb.
itoblS ltnb einniol iuegen ginbrllds
oerltrtbeilt porben mar.
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Ser ncmc @srGiiocnt.


ST.. 6. Nf, GoItcr olS Er0liocnt Der
Commercial & Sopncr@' Notio=
nal @onf" crtpGblt. - Sr. Scnrp
81. MoIon oG8 Iicc FrGii0cnt
oltacrforcu. - Sronf g. 8olom!n
&niiircr.
1ic 9ircftorcn ser Commercial <
SorncrS' Notiouol @ont" c%rmd0ltcn
IN i6rer 0cItriqcn Situng Srn. Gas.
NJ. Cater ais ErGiiocnt al Stc(lc
bon Srr,. @corg q. bon 2in0cn, mel
der am GonncrItog icinc &eliNnotion
eirrcihtc. Sr. 6nrro M. Mnion
mltr0c ais Gicc GrGIi0ent mo Sr,
Tronf g. @ulomin ais &oiiircr CT
uannt.
Sr. GoItcr mar icjt Scr Sontor,
@rriomnllng 1905 elm Gircftor Der
Commercial & Tormcr6' Notionol-
Gunt." PTS letter 9c5cnbcr ell
@cdicI ser @comtcn Ito!tiono, nurSc
CT 5llnr sEr0iiocntcn crluGblt. Gr
lit olld Ticc,YrGiiocnt Scr o0nnicI
WtiI(cr Gonponp."
ST.. MoIon, Scr ncltc &icc.Er0ii-
ocrrt, mar frii6cr @oiiircr scr oItct
Manufacturers NotionoI Nonf."
Noh0cm iid) 0icic @onf nit Scr Or
Itcl NotionoI @onf" pcri6nIoI5, flln-
Nirtc or cine 3cit lang ais &iiIiS,&oi.
iircr 0icicr @onf.
Sr. @oI0ipirL Scr rclrc Goilircr, III
Gin &irNiuicr bon @cburt mo fam
int Sabre 1904 ol8 9iiliS'a oiiircr or
sic @onf.
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Sn gbilooclpbio, ga, bo6cn
Srail Worp 9cd)tcL 81 Sabre alt,
uno ibr 42-idbrigcr Sobn GborlcS
bel einem ourd) Grploiion elmer Sc
troleumlonlpe perlrio6tcn Brand in
ibrer @obnurg, Nr. 2152, 9ooine.
StruBe, il Den 6lomnlen ben SOB
geilutoen. Ger 80 Sabre olte @atte
Der SSrou 9edtel entfom nit i6lpe.
rem Yranoiplulben.