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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Infidlnil criuiiniht.

Nnnd)litH crlultuldlt.
Sdlpcrc acknowledgement 8c8cn SIC
@orItebtr scr M%arplGnocr S6ulc
fir &nobcn Crbobcn. 49, 30glingc
Iollcn ongcbIid) SIT lpcnig NuG-
rlrng, obcr ooiiir I'M 10 mcbr
Griigel crboltcn.
@cnn &r, 2cpiS &oHbcinler, Scr
TrGiiOcnt Oca Siu0eritut e &crcin5,
I'M Ncdt it, Damn lpcr0cn in piclcn
lu1icrcn Hciorm . gluitultcn 0ie &tr-
Der 5lcntlid) riitiidtaloS bcbunOc!t.
Gr mod)te 0tcic N~ltSiagcn gcItcrn, ul3
CT iibcr Die llntcriudnrn0 bcIrogt lpltr-
&c, lucId)c sur Belt i'll @c5ug olti bic
Guit0noc in Der Worpl0nOCr Sdule
fir &nobeu int @unge lit.
GbcmuIige NnQcItcltc Der Nnltoit
bnbcn acknowledgement GcAcn Die
NcrluoItung Der Sdulc crbobcn, III
mcldJcn tic ongcbcn, onB BORT 0ic rel.
ne WiiBncrmoItlmg bcrridt uno Ole
3o1!inAc nift gcnii0cn0 ST ciict CT.
Goltcn. Nr. :. ". SunbCr9, pcldc:
gc0cnmGrti1 nod III scr Sd)ltle an
gcitcllt lit, bcit0tigt oiCic Nniduloi-
gll19crL inocu nidt nltr bic 30g-
linge nid)t MIR 0cniiGcto ST. ciicn Ct
boltent ionbcrn 5lIlucilcu iognr olti
brutolc @eiic 9cih!ogcn mcrocl.
@ic pcrloltct, iolcn 5luci Bog.
Urge, Nnnlcn3 Mul. S'9tcoI uno
@oltcr @lrna, luGbrcnN ser pcr0orts
NcnCn 5ruei ySod)ct miB6an0clt mor-
Den iciu. Sr. Sonocr9, mclbcr ais
NodtluGdtcr onAciteQt it, bot elmer
2ln5obl Gcrtrcter Scr &inocridnlb.@c.
lcQid)ait gcQcniibCr bcrihtet, 0oB g.
Steal ocrnloBcn gcimlogcn mlroe, oob
icin &iiden mie Gin Stiid robes
TIciid ot9iob. Nnoerc cbcnoliQt
Nngeitclltc IN ser 2unitolt, mcldJl
Idlucrc acknowledgements 0cQen Die
&crpoltrur9 crbobcn, limo: $50. g.
Gdbcrg, Sobn s. Seo9uc, NleronOOr
u. 8rott mo &ollingaport6.
Nr, NodbcimCr erfiGrtc gcItcrn
Worgcn: oGopit0n Barter modt cine
llnteriuhung. SD fam Den 6oll
lid)t rcft bcllrtbcilcn, bis id leinen
9criht Icbc. IS lit iii iold)cn SGQen
INNER idpcr, @elpeiSmntcriol SIT er.
Iongcl, inocm Die 2cltte, ollf bcrclt
3cugenoltaiugen mon iid perloIier
mllB, utter Der Gontrole Scr Ingc-
ibuloi1tcn itcben. Cos bette, ip05
geidebcn fam, iii, Die Sofc IN Der
Scficntlid)feit ST pcntilircn.
Sn olen decentralization ocS 2ons
0eS hcrridt @rlttolitGt. &icle Sclte
bobClt fcircn @egriff, tpie mcit sic
iclbc 5ll>ucilcn gebt. l(no baltimore
lit in Oirier 9~e5iebullg nidt bciier &C.
itcllt, ais onocre StGotc. Die llu-
tcriuhurg io0tc oobcr III oiicntlihcr
Sieung itottiinOcn, bon1it Die &c.
rid)tGItottcr 0clegcnbcit bobcn, III
Der n0mlidcn @ciic iibcr oercu
@crlollf 3lt bcrid)tcn, mie iibcr cine
Notwithstanding. Gonn tonu
ooS Eltbliflm ieillc ei0cncn ShIilii3
5icbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
SIRE GuSio9cn 0o6cn
iDucu bic Trcibctt.

G0Qor TiUioltr ur0 Glnlcr @arret!
mcIhc pom &rciSQCrid)t iiir 9oltl.
more 50. untCr observation-disclosures 0cS
0icbltubla inn Soluiou 8CiGnGniG
lmtcrNcbroht morclL iin0 Ourd 9fidjz
Ter Grmcun aus ser Nnit c%ntlaiiclt
mor0clL inoCnl sic acknowledgement
9cGcn lie nicoer9cihInQcu mrrr0cn.
Die Strafc lit oCll @ciocn 9cIhentt
moroCn, lucil lie cinen pom mCbrcrca
N%rrcituntcn I'M @ciGnguiB QcpIontcu
Gllldtucriuh ants Sogc2lift brnd)s
ten unO 10 Die Nu3iilbrung oc3 Ylus
mes pcrbiitCtcn. Gua Gomplot mltrOc
BON cinCnt NcmiiiCu Nomor0 @ibiom
eincnl mcgcu YfcrOcoicbitubI3 SIT 6
&obrcn 3uhtbol9 pcrurtbclltcn
StrGiIinH GcidmicOct, unH Oicicr
lpcibtc ncbit 6iQiour mo Barrett
nod brci ucitcrc @cimracnc IN Ocn
|Ion Gin, Tie 6lHdt loIltc Ollrdl Oic
llcbcnuGltiNlng ocS &iiIf9 Mnr0cin3
NoaIrp bcncrtItelliQt mrrocn. Der
EIon luGrc piclcidlt gCGIildt, lpCnrt
nid)t NiQiorr mo Barrett 0cl Wor,
Ociu FricH b%Cnod)rid)tiQt bdttcn. 9lS
0ic Nodt mcldC sur Nu3iiibrltng 0C@
Yl0uc9 bCitjnmt iuor, b%er1nnabte,
cridlierL, mic iiblid. ser Siili@sgSors
0cin VoalCD olti ictncm Eatrouiucn.
gang in Scr bon 0en bctrciien6Cn &c
fonAcncn bclcbtcn 3cle. Pills er IN
0iClc c%intrut, iuh CT Die @cionNCncu
5ur 6Iltdt bcrcit; or ri6tete OnS Sc.
mcbr ulri lic mo idritt riidluGrt9,
Der (biIrc 81. @ibiun Ificn lid olli
i'm itiir5cu ST moQen, mlrr0e icGo6
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tcr3 0upon o~bQeboIten, ltn0 fei1cr
scr &icr mddJte cincn Gcriltf) sun
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Itorbcncn 6ruu Nnnu Sling Gurcp,
pcldca gcltCrn in Electromagnetic be.
lt0ttgt luur0c, Ocrmadt Die GrbIaIie.
rim Der oNoumg @onlon'S Gbriition
Nliociotion" $1,000 uto 0cnt ,W}aru.
lono Some for 6ric1olcB Gbiloren"
$1,000. &br @ottc crb1lt 0o8 9tr.
S3S, Forf Tuculc, bclc8enc So>l%
nnb $4,000; 0ericlbe miro olld ais
ScitoncntS Souitrcdcr obnc 9iirg.
ld)oft crnnnnt. Ser 9fcit 0ca 9tud)
Ioiic3 miro inter Die iIbrigcn nG6.
item 8crpon0ten Der Gcitutricc Der.
tbcilt.
Bancroft.
llcbcr boS &crnlogen OcS Sru. ST..
Inns s. ScnfinS, SlhucIenbGnOlcr,
'9tr. IS II. 20, Sit @altimorcltrubc.
mur0c ulli lcincn ci9cnen Introg OnS
GonturSpcriubrcn cr0fInct. Die Ser.
bin0Ithfcltcn bcIollIcn iid) nod 0c9
Ectcltcn NnGnbe allf $5532, oic @ut
bo6cu oltf $5993. Nr. Wm. Z. &or.
fin lurrOc ais Wtaiicucuuoltcr ein9e-
icbt; CT battc $4,000 &oution SIT ltcl.
len.
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@cil CT ougcbli0 i'm Hcituuront
Oc9 @rn. Sobn 5. SIouilt, 9tr. BIZ,
gScit @oltinrprcitroBc, tbdtlit al.
Ncgriiicn murOc, pcrtlogtc @r, Siooc
2. Griffith &rn, Slooin ullf $1,000
SduOc1criot, Ger Nngriii ioa am
y. MiGr5 bcgonaen ieiIl. &logcr cr-
fit babel ougcblid) ldJlucre &crlcBut.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Gin y c / III t y 8 III ii 3 c !
3 II rd) g1n1cr. W. Sblcnlonn,
70 Sabre oft, aus @clt 3 Wtorietto,
@, fam g(niullg& 0icicr Modbc blIn9s
rig mo miiOc III 0oS Yoli5cibollpt,
quarter un0 ia0tc, DOB or ant Soni.
ltug nud) eillem 3crlpiiriniB nit lei
ncnt 0ruoer Die eItcrlidc SSobni1g
pcrlicB lntO nah Baltimore fam, 0od'
lest Seirtlpch bobc llnb 5ltrild moIle.
Sctn Safer lei foot. Wlurld)ull 6nr.
nan lunOte Den Gnobcn nod) Der
nrittlcrcn Ecli5ciitution ltrb lcbtc lid
nit Den 9cb0r6cn iii Wdrictta IN
TcrbinOlng, mctdc Ole G~r56Glung
oca &noben bcit0tigten. ga Die
Wilrttcr bcS GurdgdrgcrS arm it,
miro ScfrctGr Sdulltcr bon Der Nr.
men : 9eb0roe Ocu &nobcn olti itG0.
tiid)e Soften nod Scr 9cinlotb 5llriif
l6iGcll.
Sn 0en s. en- Der Y Re CT IL
Qclouien. - 9llrd ocn Na6bi,
ner $. Shnecbcr2cr mnr0en gcitcrn
Sri. Senriettu Z. Eori9, Iod)ter bon
@cni. Eoris BON ltr. 1O7, &odion.
Square, nit @rn. y. Wiirpis pcn
Nr. IA, 2afclpooO . Apenllc, getroit.
9lla Srou5ellgen iun9irten Sri. Sen'
rletto @oloitcin ool! Hciu = Worf, cine
Goltiinc Der Nroltt, ln0 Sr. Eonl
Euris BON Hep 3 9)orf, cin 8rrloer
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Gberrn, &opbael Enris, Natb. Sbeo.
bore unO Or. Eouis Gbcrrp BON NeUs
Dorf. Gas nc,tuermGbltc Euor frat
0cItcrn Nbcrb eirc @od6citarciic nud)
Dem Ror6en an, bpit ipeldjcr c9 an
II. Gprtl 5uriidfebren pirb, I'M III
Ar. 144, Safeluoob : Nuerle, leirt
Seim nuf5tid)logen.
llcber So5ioli8muS iprdd,
gcItcrn Abeno gribur Worron &epis
bon Ncps2)orf III Der 2obor.2 pcetnt.
Sole Dor elmer groben 3uborerIfnft
Gopitdn 2cngue bonn oltli6en TiItrifi
bate mebrere Eoli5iiten IN Scr &oGe
poitirt, icood perliei Die @eriomm.
lung obile ieglide Tubeitorung.
SrGnoe. - Sn bent StoQe beS
Sril. 3orrD S%onosn1ann. Scr. IS,
Sit : Sug6esitrabe, entitano gcitertt
Iadmittag dnfl' unbefannte @eiic
5elier, melfes rcdf5eitig geloibt
fpurbe.
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z urn Gerein % . 8"
3lum l~pilrOiNen Gmpiung Der urt34
mGrtigcn Sllrner. melde am 2l.<Sllrl
per Compiler yWuin" Don bier sum
Grnnfiltrter Sitrnieitc lucitcrrcilcE,
lucrOen bonn Surnpercin o&orlu0rtS"
groBe Sorfcbrungcl ~gctroifcn. Cine
l!uttlid)e Nn6obl BON ungefGbr 300
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per Grtra5ltg cintrcficL am gabnbof
cnIpiotgcn ltn0 @0itc 0c3 n8or-
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tltl1g oeS SurnlehrerS 9roiillS bon
Wttlmultfee Die critic &ollptprobe ollcr
tbcilltebmenocn glftipcn fiir Die Jrci.
iibungcn, lpelde in Srnllfiltrt a. W.
uorgefitbrt mer0clL Itott. Sir Die
Soupt . GmpiongSicier ont %. Surf
iii Mcltcno = Gorf auserieben, gu
mel6cm ole Witglicoer, lotuie bie-
Hgcn Surn. ltro 8eIdngbcreine ell,
gclooen meroen. Sci regreriifenl
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Sallcn uno GlubrGumliGfeiten pct-
lcat. Gin Gomite bon % WiitgIieocrrl
Dc8 Grrcins lit nit ncn u0tbigen &or,
bcrcitungen betralt, ul6 peripriGt
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9(6cnO in icincnt GercinSIofole an Scr
3. ltltO @ougbitrobe genleini9oitlid,
nit Dem Gomcn6or inter Seitunq
BON Grof. Geo. @. Eoblmorm G60r(
fir fem ON Montog, ben 20. oieics
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Gas Rom / nationS.G Cont l..
te 0cS Stoats- 9arrcalt.S ercinS Bat
fiir bic ont 49,, 10. mo 20. SUM Itott.
iinbenbe iGbrlife @criammlung uno
8cumtcunobl, ipelfc III annapolis,
Wo., o~bgebolten miro, oic iolAcnbcr
Ncomten nominirt: iiir Tr0ii0cnt -
@iQiam s. Gepecllon bon Gum6crs
Lamb; iiir Gicc.ErGiibeilten - 6cnrp
6. 9. Stonforo bon Trinceb Mnnc.
Gpnntp, 2cfpin @. @idcS BON Gbe.
i%tertolplt. Tupib g. McSntoib Don
Solpion @iuian 8. @ibenba6er bon
Sugerstonr, SanleS sc. Wiinroe BON
Innopolis; Sommonb llrner BON
Srebcrid, @. Mithea Iigges bon Ga
Ylato, 6. Gbelps unb @. gurnS
Sritnole bon Baltimore; fir Sefrc-
tar = Somes II. Genllis BON 9alti.
more; fir Sfosmeiiter - Sronf g..
Surner bon Baltimore; fir grefutip.
8atb = Snmes 6. Go9ers bon Sp-
attspiGe, Sobn %. Staton bon Snoip
Sill, gonnap 90. CONS unb eugene
S'Gunne bon Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Gem &rriageridt III lopion iin0
5luci Observation-Disclosures gegen oie
Monumental = 9rou . Gonpognie"
cingcreidt poroeli. Iie critic mltr0t
UOt Marion Gboon on6Gngig &c.
modt; lie ri6tet lid oui 3nbIung bon
$500 uno griinOet iif oui @erlet.
5llngen, melhc Der alGger an q. &c.
3cntber erlitten 81 BADEN bebollptet,
ais CT otrd eiiten Der 9eflagten ac.
borigcn @lerpogen il6eriobren lpur.
DC. Gie 5peite &lage lit bon Dem
Goter oeS 8erlebten, Srn. 1reoerid
Gbo6n, nngeitrengt moroet. Gieiet
bedltipruft $500 Shooenerids fir
ben ourd) Die 8erletungen ieires
SobneS entitanoenen @erluit ieiner
Irbeitstraft.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
A Good Dog.

There was an Englshman who inn
ported famous wolfhound from Eu-
rope some years ago, to get rich catch
by the state of Texas-S10 each. Some
genuine Texas sports were invited TO
witness the first chr Sc. They followed
many miles through the prairie grass,
but without gettin" sight of either wolf
or hound. Finally they came to n wood
ed spot, where a suffering native was
chopping. Did you see wolf and
:. hound pass just now?" cried the Eng
hshman. 'I -e-e-e-s, sir; they julius
passed" How was the raceT' ''Pu-u-rty
hot; nip an t-t-t-tuck. T-t-the dog wa
wa-was n leetle ahead."-Rochester
Herald
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
FURIOUS HUMOR ON CHILD.

Itching, Bleeding Sores Covered
Bodybuilding Helped Her-Cuti-
cura Cures Her I'm Five Days.
after my granddaughter of about
seven years had been cured of the
measles, she was attacked about fort
night later by furious itching and
painful eruption all over her body, es-
pecially the upper part of it, forming
watery and bleeding sores, especially
under the arms, of considerable size.
She suffered a great deal and for three
weeks we nursed her every night. u.s.
ing all the remedies we could think of.
Nothing would help. We tried the
Cuticura Remedies and after twenty
four hours we noted considerable i'm
provement, and after using only one
complete set of the Cuticura Remedies,
in five consecutive days the little one,
much to our joy, had been entirely
cured, and has been well for long
time. Mrs. f. Ruefenacht, r. f. d. No.
8, Bakersfield, Cal, June % and July
20, 1906"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
s1e AN ACRE WAS REALIZED
On "A Crop ira Western Canada Last
Year-Another Farmer Henizes
$3.50 per Acre from HIS "heat


On "A Crop Ira Western Canada Last
Year-Ancther Farmer Realtzes
$3.50 per Acre from His Wheat
Crop.
Charles Mccormick, of Kenville,
Manitoba, writes
During the season of 1907 l had
100 acres in crop on the S. w. quarter
of section 10, township So, range 81,
west of the Principal Meridian, West
ern Canada, yielded as follows:
Eighty acres at % bushels per acre,
which / sold for 90 cents per bushel,
and 20 acres oats yielding 60 bushels
per acre | sold for SO cents per bushel,
so that my total crop realized $1,000,
From this l deducted for expenses of
threshing, hired help, etc, $500, leaving
me a net profit on this years crop OF
over $1,000"
Thomas Sawatzky of Herbert, Sas-
katchewan, says:
1.-The value of my crop per acre or
wheat is $3.50 / threshed 1850 BUSH
els of wheat from 20 acres, and was
offered 90 cents a bushel for it; oats,
Is acres, 500 bushels, and barley, 5
acres, so bushels l do not know If 1
have been doing the best in this dis
trict, but l know if all the farmers
were doing as well. Western Canada
would have no kick coming as far as
grain growing is concerned; and I fur
Their say that if you want to put this
In one Of your advertisements, this is
true and can put my name to it."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
ATTORNEY GENERAL is TAKING
STEPS TO COLLECT FROM WITH
DRAWING COMPANIES.
FEW REPORTS ARE ON FILE.
Amount Which the Department at Mad
ison Will Seek Is About
$31,5O0.
MAY START ACTIONS THIS WEEK.

MADISON, Wis, March Sis pe-
cial. Attorney General Gilbert is ex-
aiming the insurance laws of the state,
with reference to the failure of the with
drawing life insurance companies to file
their report and pay their taxes, and
from what can be learned legal proceed
ings will be instituted against the COM
panies this week EARLY in the month the
Insurance commissioner turned over to
the attorney generals office the names OF
the Withdrawing companies, which had
not filed reports, with the request that
the matter receive his attention. 1t is I'M
derstood the details of the proposed hti-
CATION are so complicated, as to just
what provisions of the law have been
violated and the specific penalty for each
violation. that the preparation of COM
plants in the matter has taken consider
able time
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Too Sharp for EN-.

Rather humorous is the story of Jack
Downey. the great little lightweight.
This Jack was born in Brooklyn, but in
his youth he did more of playing truant
than OF attending school. He was al
ways out in some back lot boxing with
other boys, when he should have been
studying.
Jack went one night to see Il fight at
the Greenwood Athletic club. Charlie
Banks, the manager, approached Dow
ney with the intention of signing him as
Il coming attraction.
''Wnl you fight New York Jack
O'Brien here?" asked Banks.
Sure" replied Downey.
"All right. Wen give you a guarantee
of $1,000.
What" exclaimed Downey. Il guess
not! No. sir! A thousand or nothing. I'm
no cheap fighter"
And Manager Banks let it go at that.
From "Fighters in Real Life" by Rob
ert Edgren in The Outing Magazine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
HELD IN FIRE MYSTERY
LABORER TELLS CONFLICTING STO.
RIES AT WAUKESHA.
Farm Barn Blazes Cause Heavy Losses
Twenty-seven Cattle Roast in
Their Stanchions.

WAUk ESHA. Wis, March 31.-[ Spe-
cial. Fire supposed to be of incendiary
origin destroyed large barns on the Ed
ward Foster and John Price farms. at
the southeastern limits of the city, early
Monday evening. entailing Il loss esti-
mated at ST., 600 partly covered by in
surance. At the Foster farm twenty
seven head of cattle, owned by William
Cunen. roasted to death in their stanch-
ions.
Louis Blanke, a In borer, who has re-
sided here the past five years, was taken
into custody by Sheriff Dwinnell this
morning and is being detained at the jail
on suspicion He talks in a rambling
manner and appears to be demented.
Blanke told the officers he heard there
was warrant for his arrest, He has
been out of work for some time and told
the sheriff that man told him that If
buildings were burned there would be
more work. He made several conflicting
statements. The man in question states
that he had not seen Blanke or had any
conversation with him. Blanke has also
made several other conflicting state
ments. His clothing was soaked and his
shoes and trousers covered with mud as
though he had been out in the rain all
night He denies having set the fires.
The fire at the Foster farm was dis
covered shortly after Is o'clock. The
flames seemed to burst from several
places at once and when discovered il
was too late to save the cattle. The city
fire department laid line of hose from
a hydrant on East Broadway but the
pressure ut that point was not sufficient
to prove effective. While members OF
tbe Price family were nj the Foster frs
the barn on their farm suddenly burst
into flames. BY prompt work they res.
cued the stock and part of the farm ma.
chinery but 800 bushels of oats 30 tons
of hay and the other contents were de-
stroyed The Price loss is estimated N
least $4,000 with insurance OF about
S14oo. At the Foster farm the loss may
reach $4,000 There was insurance or
the barn but none ON the cattle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
COMPLIES STORY
OF STATE SEALS
SECRETARY INMATES OF STATE
HISTORICAL SOCIETY WRITES
OF COATS OF-ARMS.
PRESENT MOTTO, THE THIRD,
Gov. Dewey and Judge Ryan Sketched
Crest in Crowded Wall Street,
New York City.
BADGER IS GIVEN PROMINENCE.

MADISON, Wis, March 30.-[Spe-
cial. Secretary Il. G. Thwaites of the
state historical society has compiled Il
cousin. The state has had three seals,
hSdes the many that were used while it
,...s part of the territory of other
states and itself n territory.
The first state seal was redrawn from
the seal used, while n territory, except
the word state" was substituted for
territory 1t was used as late as
November 6, 1851, but did not please
Gov. Nelson Dewey. He therefore APP
to DR.. John II. Lathrop, first chancel-
Tor of the university of Wisconsin to
draft n new one.
Drew Sketch in Wall Street.
Happening to go to New York city not
long after Lathrop submitted his sketch
Dewey took it with him to have it en-
grayed. The story goes that he met III
Wall street Edward G.. Ryan, after
wards chief justice of the Wisconsin SUI
preme court, and acquainted the latter
with his GRAND. Sitting down together
on the steps of Il bank, these two
pioneers discussed the Lathrop design
cellor's Latin motto. The suggestion of
Lathrop was abandoned, and Dewey and
Ryan drew up on the spot, in one of the
nations busiest thoroughfarcs, the sec
ond great seal and the coat-of-arms of
their adopted state.
Being in the state of New York, her
motto, Excelsior doubtless came most
prominently to mind and of this idea
was born the correlative Forward
Upward and Onward having first been
considered, but rejected in favor of the
adopted word" says Mr.. Thwaites.
The badger was introduced as the
crest, being the term popularity applied
to the lead miners of southwestern Wis
,conSin.
Third Same as Second.
The third and present great seal of the
state, attached to all the public docu-
mcnts, is practically the same as the one
designed by Dewey and Ryan. Their seal
was used until July t, 1881, when the
present state seal was put into use. This
seal is simply a revised coat of arms
with words, Great Seal of the State of
Wisconsin" in Il half circle above the
coat; below the coat Il curved line of
thirteen stars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Great Comedian Never Realized It.

Marion Hills short stories of the
stage, now running in The American
Magazine, are full of delicious fun. In
the February number is tho story of
the young actress who was constantly
irritated by the pompous behavior of the
actor manager in whose company she
was playing.
you'll have an opportunity to show your
talents in another direction. I've cast you
for dandy part, small but fat And
you'll have a chance to study me in a
new role. You've never seen me do
farce-comedy. have your
Yes, | have" contradicted Miss Duke,
I've seen your Macbeth"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
CROP FINE SAYS TRUE.
Doing Well-No Seedlings
Frost Killed

MADISON. Wis. March 3O.-[Spe-
cial III think that grasses and win
ter grains have come through the winter
exceptionally WELL" said Secretary j. NJ
True of the state board of agriculture
today. 1.-THE winter has been mild. there
has been plenty of moisture and l think
there is little danger of the seedlings
being winter killed." said Mr.. True. He
said he did not intend to call for a COM
plete crop report for some weeks to
come. but he was advised as to the gem
eral condition throughout the state. Con-
ditions are much advanced over previ-
GUS years, declares Mr.. True.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Four Water Color Pictures Ere,

To introduce 80 Mule Team" Boraxo
Bath Powder, to the greatest number
in the shortest time, that all may be-
come acquainted with its qualities rs
n toilet, bath and nursery necessity, the
Pacific Coast Borax Co. has secured
the exclusive control Of a series of four
beautiful water color pastels, size 141h
Mi inches, printed in ten colors Of the
softest and most beautiful Of flesh and
flower tints. So artistic are these pic
lures, that if they were obtainable in
the shops, they would readily sell at
S100 each. The Pacific Coast Borax
Co. offer them free. For full informal
ton how you can obtain them free, adj
dress a post card to Pacific Coast Bo-
rax Co, New York City.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

though such persons (mostly natives) do
not see their way to pressing a claim in
Il court of law. 1t would be interesting
TO know what compensation was paid in
respect to the death of the native killed
by the elephants some months ago Mere
compensation for damage done does not
by any means dispose of the question,
however. These great. useless, vicious,
destructive brutes as things stand are a
nuisance, and unless eXtermhated or
Gagged must eventually become serious
administration are keen on elephants let
them be removed. We don't want them.
-Lomagundi Cor. Rhodesia Herald.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
BANDITS KILL AGENT.
First Loot Express Car and Take $1,000
from Chests and Then Murder
the Agent.

NEWTON, Kan, March 30.-While
the Santa Fe passenger train No. 115
was under full speed between Florence
Gnd Newton early yesterday morning
robbers entered the express car of the
Nells-Fargo company, murdered the
messenger, 0. A. Bailey of Kansas City,
and went through the safes, obtaining at
least $1,000 in money, besides jewelry.
Bailey's body was found when the train
reached Newton. There was no evidence
of n struggle. the indications pointing to
the committing of the murder while the
messenger was asleep, before he could
offer resistance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
PHONES TO TAKE SHIFT.

Railroad May Experiment with Tele-
phones with Photograph Attachment.
SUPERIOR, Wis, March 30.-ISpe-
cial. Ito do away with the expense of
maintaining three telegraph operators at
some of the little stations on its lines
as required by the new 9-hour law, the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic road is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of installing
a telephone system with monograph
attachment. The telephone has been eX-
perimented with by several large rail-
road systems. One road already has
long-distance service between terminals
and while it is not used much in giving
orders. it relieves the telegraph wires Of
n great deal of strain in connection with
correspondence.