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The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
LOCAL UNDERWOOD
OFFICE WINS PRIZE

The local agency OF the Underwood
Typewriter Co. has been awarded the
prize OF $1,000 offered by the main
Office for the greatest business done
by branches last year The amount
will be divided among the local stan.
This evening the latter will make
merry at a banquet In the Wayne
hotel. when they will have as their
guests the representatives OF the
company in the lower peninsula. w.
p. Airheart Is the manager of the De.
troit office.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
JURY CONVICTS
CARUSO OF MURDER

In less than 40 minutes. Joseph Ca
russo was found guilty OF the murder
of Pietro Bartolotti by a jury In Judge
Phelan's court, early Saturday after
noon and was remanded for sentence
Monday. Bartolotti was shot down In
the yard OF his home, No. 437 Con
gress-st. east. on the night of June 3.
1906. while a christening was In pro-
gress. Caruso fled To Montana. where
he was captured a few months ago.
Caruso speaks no English and did not
know until the court officer snapped
the handouts on his wrists to take
him back TO jail that he had been
found guilty.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
BUSINESS MEN TO
DISCUSS TARIFF.
MAYOR BRElTMEiER NAMES
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
IN INDIANAPOLIS.

Mayor Brietmeyer has appointed
number OF representative Detroit busi-
ness men to represent this city In the
convention that has been called To
urge congress TO establish perman-
ent non-partisan tariff commission
which shall collect all needful facts
I'm regard to tariff matters and recon-
mend necessary tariff changes from
time to time. This convention will DO
held in Indianapolis Feb. 10. II, Is,
convention hall having been offere1
by the business men OF that city.
II Is the belief OF those proposing
the convention that permanent COM
mission would take the tariff out or
politics and lessen the business de-
preston which Is almost inevitable
in every fourth year. BY having
changes in the schedules made grad
ually and few at time. II is thought
that fairer system OF duties Will be
had than that by the present method
OF dealing with all the schedules at
once
Mayor Breitmeyer's committee TO
represent Detroit consists OF the FOL
lowing
+. X. Hathaway. secretary Michigan
Sugar Co: Gordon 5 Morse. Gray
Motor Co; Jos. l.. Hudson. j. l.. Hud-
son Co.. Geo II. Barbour. Michigan
Stove Co. Alfred Lucking. attorney;
r. r. Ingram, f. F. Ingram Co.; Fred
b Smith. Wolverine Mfg. Co.; II. {.
Hodges. Hodges bldg. \. {. Passano,
Great Lakes Engineering Co.: Vim. l.
Davies. Acme White Lead & Color
Works. h. II. Nelson. Nelson. Baker
a Co. Hal II. Smith. attorney; f. t.
Gilbert. Michigan Bolt Il Nut Works;
u. G. Delamater, Freeman. Delamater
q Co; Fred b. Stevens. r. u. Stevens
& CO.: Geo A. Corwin. Burnham.
Stoepel & Co. Jacob S. Farrand. Jr.
/ Tarrand. Williams 4 Clark; +. l.. Cox
by. Berry Bros. John y. Bagley. John
/ J Bagley & Co; ID. B. Cushman. Ma
tional Grocery Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
STATEHOOD BILL
IS SUBMITTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The house
committee on territories today favor
ably reported the Arizona-New Mexico
statehood bill. The report recon-
mends that the territories shall be adj
mitted to statehood within 10 months
after the passage Of the enrolling act.
Under the bill New Mexico Will be
entitled to two representatives ana
Arizona one, with each state two sena'
tors. A provision in the bill provides
that Phoenix shall be the capital oil
Arizona, and Santa Fe of New Mexico
until 1915. when vote shall be taken
on the location OF new capitals for each
state
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
eabies in cayetv Theater.

Manager Ward, Of the Gayety thea
ter Is thinking seriously OF having the
lobby OF the theater enlarged SO as to
have more room 20 store baby car
riages away during matinees. HAST
Friday the women patrons brought sc
many baby carriages that they com
plctely filed the lobby and even tn,
box Office was used for storage pur
noses
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
BOOM FALLS
AND KILLS MAN

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-One man was
killed instantly and two others fatally
hurt by the fall Of boom on the Ham.
burg American liner Graf Waldersee.
in Hoboken today.
Gustave Miller had his head crush
ed by the falling boom. Otto Manthie
had both legs broken and received In.
ternal injuries and Otto Mehnert had
his right shoulder crushed and his left
leg broken.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
WANT SHOE DEALER
DECLARED BANKRUPT

Involuntary BANKRUPTCY proceedings
have been begun against Max Ber-
man. shoe dealer. by several outside
creditors through Attorney Is. Il. Sell
irg Berman is alleged to have trans
ferred his stock to w G. Stoepel and
to have also disposed OF real estate
with intent to prefer certain creditors
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Loses Sc. 600 Suit
And Divorce Decree
Is Annulled by Court

MUSHROOM. Mich. Feb. 6.-(Spe.
cial. Emanuel Hooking. a wealthy
MLskegOn township farmer. lost his
case for So 900 damages for alleged
alienation OF his wife's affections
against Frank SImot. his neighbor. and
has got 10 take his wife back. After
the alleged sriendliness between Mrs.
Hooking and Simot. Hooking secured
a divorce on desertion grounds. swear.
ing that he had been Ia Michigan a
wear. but today Judge Sessions cited
him for perjury ! annulled the d.
yoTce.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Gives Hubby Another Chance.

Mrs. Hattie Grosclaude. who recent
ly secured warrant against her hus-
band. George, because he used the
water cure" on her during a family
jar. asked Justice Jefferies to dismiss
the case Saturday morning, and her
request was complied with. There
have been no further duckings under
the penstock since the warrant was
issued. Mrs Grosclaude said, and she
has decided TO give her husband an
other chance.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
CHARGED WITH
$4,000 FORGERY

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-Forgeries
involving the sum OF $4,000 were
charged today against Oden B. Gray.
SO years of age, bookkeeper In the
Washington Loan a. Trust company,
when he was taken into custody by
central office detectives.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
o. p. w. Expenditures Inerease.

An increase In the activities of the
public works department of the city
is shown by the annual report for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1908. which
is soon TO be printed. During the
twelvemonth. Commissioner Haarer's
department expended s2.133.6l1. as
compared with s1,799.529 in the pre-
vious fiscal year. A still greater In
crease will be shown at the end OF the
present fiscal year.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
COLD WAVE IS
DUE TUESDAY

While the weather man promises
clear weather with moderate tempera-
lures for the next few days, a cold
wave is on the way and is due to- ar
rive some time during Tuesday. when
the mercury will probably dip TO about
10 degrees above zero.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
TEMPORARY Annex
FOR P0ST0FF|CE

Congressman Edwin DENLY has Sc
cured the authorization of the building
OF a temporary annex TO the postoffi--
on the Wayne-st side. This is to af-
ford the office additional room. pend
ing the erection of the big addition
Manned
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
PRISONERS ARE
GIVEN AMNESTY

ROME, Feb 6.-The king has de-
clared an amnesty under which prac'
tically all OF the prisoners OF lesser
degree will be released from the state
prisons.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled, Saturday, by Anna VS.. James
y Allen; Ada vs.. George f. Hawksworth,
and Estelle VS.. Robert J. Cady.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
THE WEATHER.

Detroit aud vicinity saturday nivht
and sunday, partly cloudyj colder to-
nightt high northwest shifting tn d.
minishtng westerly winds.
Lower Michig0nt Partly cloudy to-
night and sundays colder I'm north and
east portions tonightj diminishing
norhM
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

One year ago todoyt Maximum tenn
peratur~, 2Dj minimum. 1sI mean, 81,
cloudy with three inches of unmeIted
snow during the day.
SUN rose at Gao a. m.. and sets mt
Ass y. I'm.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
BANKRUPTCY LAW
REMAINS INTACT

WASHINGTON. Feb. G.--The house
today by vote of 1872 TO III refused
TO repeal the present bankruptcy law.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

An snfeebiea system needs a stimu-
liant with nourishlng qualities Such
ia Strohs Malt EXTRACT. Phone Main
sfs for a dozen bottles. Also at drug
gists
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

lob Printing done right Times Prtsf
s.s Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone ltss.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Alexander. Umbrellas. "a Monroe.

Sob Printing done right, Times Print.
No Co., Is John R.-st Phone 1tsa
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

Job Printfng done rigit. Time. s.rins-
Tag Co.. Is John Rat Phone itsa
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07

Spite aller gaationen Der GrOe 3u
Itellen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
If &nnit, 2fterotur.

fif, &unit, 2iteratur.
llnO nlm folgte 5eIttpagen auf
,5eltpageit IN bluiter &eiberyfolge, ser
Der cine inmer idb6ner aIs DER anoe-
re, unO Der SSu6eI ser Maiien
fpnr0e sur 8egeiiterllng. 3os
20 eut DE 2ieo" un0 0eutIdle
@uiif fanoen prGdtige GarIteaung
nno ni6t miloer Die 0eutih m
DC q r d Ell Der o2oreIei" lAi0
BON u ID en- brooeI SSn einein
gl1iernen Bontoffel laB glihellbrooei
nit ibren 8rin5eH, auh 0ie b6Ien
Shneltern feblten nift mo oben
Itano Die cute See, meI6e oas arme
glidenputtel IN ibreH S6ub aenom-
men batte. Damn folgten @nomen,
Glen Der ,@ist0nig", Der ,9(Ipen-
geiit@ oam oie Sbauren 6eittid,er
SeloengeitoIten mie 2obenqrin,
Sannbdnier, SiegfrieO, Ser gaogen
Der ggSnlfiire" uiiu. lln0 imner
GROCER iuurOe Der SSltbeI, inlner lau-
ter bic 8egeiiterung.
SeIbitberitdnolid febIten niht Scr
madere glnoreas Sofer, ser
Sanopirt bon 8aiieier NIT bent 8an-
ner Der gefiirlteten @rafidaft IN Sc-
Iterreib's &ronIGn0ern in Der &ano,
Oargeitellt bon 0fitgIieoern Ser geeu
Oorfer oIterreih @eIeaihaften lmo
@eianenereile, Der 8iIbeIm
2 Ell / -@agen Ser G6mei3er, oie
S5ene 0es Q 6ipnrs auf oem
81 it'll, Der 8ngen g a tie r R b E in
un0 Der 8robhpngen .@erma.
nia" nit elmer treffliden gead1bil.
Dung oes gtieOeripaIo-8enfmals
Sin Srinmpb Scr ScntIJem.
lleber 3fpei Stllnoen batte es aeooit-
ert, bis Der lebte Der S6auipaqen
noriibereeroat mar. oSn Ser Serne
ipriibte imo fnatterte nod 6as Sen.
ertperf lno Die S5libelrufe Der MelIqe
tonten in Der 3ui6auer 9bren. g8ic
cine rieiige IeuhtenOe Sdlange mals-
te iib Der farbenpr16tige 3uq sic
breite StraBe entlong, llno oeridnano
I'M Dlnfel Der geadt. &atte man oas
pirfli6 aIles geieben unO miterIebt ?
ODER mar es elm beriideno Ih0ner
Sroum gemeien ? Wtan iDar BON Ell
nen iiiBen 3oilber iinlfangen.
3p0lf @Iodenidl1ee boIlten 0urd
Die Stiae. llno bonnten Oen Spnf.
Gs mar eiflmal
Die Suoion-5itIton-6eier ipar 5u
@noe. sic bate nit eilem Sc lie enc
E riumpb Der Rem 0orfer
Deut der geenoet, iie bilOete ein
piiroiges @noe 5u Dem Sieg Der
oelltiben W1ntroier beim ilternationa.
len gSettruoeril. oen groBartigen
oentifen @eiang- uno SDmpbonie-
9oii5erten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
(5Ortiebuns bon Spulte 2.)

SSn 8ots0am lit am 3. Otto.
Der Ger 0eutihe aronprii3 IN Dem
9nfti6iff bes Entertainers Srbille
@rigbt aufgeitiegen. 2esterer bal
3uglei6 alle bisberigen Heforos fir
Soothing gebrnhen. Ser glmerifa.
ner bat Die nod niht 0ageipeiene SO.
6e bon 1000 SUB errei9t, 6os 9op.
petite oes BON ibm ielbit gei6affenen
Sobenreforos. lle6er ieinen Haias
Iier, ben aronpriil5en, oelien @es
mablin i'm am 80. September iibri-
aens pieoer nit einem Brin5en be-
Ihenfte, er31blt @rigbt: Der &ron.
prin5 Iagte ridtS ipeiter ais u8rah.
tia~ mdbreno Der Sabrt, aber i6
fonnte Die @inoriide, Die er batte,
auf ieinem @eIi6t leien. Gr ld6eltc,
ais mir oufitiegeu mto lGhelte meiter
auf ser gon5en 5obrt SD fiiblte eine
qroBe @erantlportung, ben filnftigen
oeitIhen aaiIer olS RaiIagier NIT
subaben. 9eidt, ols OBJ ib Der Dfa.
Idline niht getrollt bate, aber cine
fleine llnregelmdBtgfeit bate bas
qan3e 8oIf beiorgt mahen fonnen
Ser aronpriil5 beeliifpiinlfte
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
MnsIauS.

9(ns 9eittIdlano fomnen i6limme
Nonrihten bon llntpettern 5ur6t=
bare llnpetter tobten in eifi5elnen
9ei[en oes Oeutiden &ei6e8. Stiirme
uno 9fegengiiiie rihten ingebeure
VerDilltltngen an Belon0erS
muroe oos bIiibenoe Ebiiringen benn-
gel1tbt, beionoers Die ltniDerDt1tS-
ltaot Sena. gieIe 8etpobner Ger
iiberihmenlnlten Stnotteile baben
our6 0as 8aiier ale ibre 9abe ein-
gebiiBt. Die @eI6dftslelite Iino
ibmer geihdotgt
aoIoiiaI lit Der Sbaoen in gr /.
furt, Dem Centrum Der glumen-
|uno @cnliiieinoultrie. Die tpeiten
Beloer bon 8Iunen- un0 @elftiiiefnl-
turen firo meterbob iiberfliitet inlo,
|nnhoem iih oas @oiier Derlaufen bn-
ben miro, Dieaeiht fir Sabre binaus
|rilinirt.
Ger ean5e llnlfang 0ss S6o0ens
LIT nod niht ab0uieben, oiirfte aber
ben gerihten 5ltfolge nit Minionetl
|nidt slt bod geifdtt iein.
(6ortiebuns auf 5palte 81
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2 Ocntides 8Ort, uic biit on it56n

. Oeutihes 8ort, Die 6iit 6n idon
gSie flingIt on bebr uito iiiBe
W1ein bohItes Slid, es nliiBt'pergebl
@eu ie i6 BON Dir lieBe.
gSos or nit Oeiner aldrge 4ra6t
SSt Ser3en tn1nit poIbringen,
3as elmer an0ern Spro6e Maht
3oh nimmer fonut' geIiltgen.
8ebenoe i9ntiegIt on lGuternO an
Old iegli9en 8efiible,
llnO lellflt oen @eilt ouf li1ter gabr
SIN 5u Der giloung 3ieIe.
Dir marc 5imleiit oas beiI'ge 9lnlt.
3u oller 2nn0e Segen,
gSaS GROCER 8eufer S9ar entItammt,
Grleuhteno nor3alegen.
9l6 mobI, Der 9idtitng retnites Solo,
DDS ner're 3eit bereihert,
lln0 mos lus 5ori6ergeilt entroIlt,
Syn Dir liegt anfgeipeihert.
8 oeuti6es 8ort, ipie btlt on ihon,
g8ie flhtalt on bebr iulo iiiBe !
0feiri bohIteS Slid, es miiBt'bergebn
@enn i6 ie BON DIR lieBe.
Die gan5e 8elt ebrt oi6 nit Gebt,
9iiibmt 0eittihen Sanges @eiien;
g9ie mar oo1 oa Der 0eutI1e i6lebt,
2iebt' er niht, oi6 81 preiien
Sn Oeiren 8eien ipiegelt iib
Ger @eiit ia oeiner 9lbnen
SD bob ni6 lieb l9egleite mid
g(iif allen 2ebens6abnen !
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
Eur sefl. Bsa6tune.

W cntiger Gnsgnbe crideint r9mthr SeplO mleoer
12cia Sn Der Seage fir u5arm mno Saas finoen S Seer
Qecrnncn ndt lerrcn Sto fir Ianomlrtiaff nHo
Sansba Onbern belebrenoe gr Grsablnngen nno Sue
bonreante Gomane: pSpnrOs perIunnoen nno DEN nnen
Iberans panmcnDcn &uman: pSm Der gS ueroren Sereb
uro 9eern boabrs geaeu NnkeOcsi bringen mir I'M Sn
teree Der pen busnseeenn abonnenten cine leberd
Oes bisber erIAenencm 9lomaues
User @ielcs brngt, mO SeStm euas brngen" 6eb oas
OsOtto Dcs ,Geut1r Scrolo" Soend urbeE nnere eeer
8efreben 9eoafn, cine gne etnng Irn Daomrd
aucrfennem baF lie nad rafteu r tege gSerperbrnng
% ST. iurgcn bah ieber n eeier memgcns enen
AbOnnenten eulenOe pe Die Namen euer oentn 6renn
be, mgld)r ben % s." nod nidjt fenntn
3uad madrn f ant cine Grrannsgabe anfmerau me
ID gpden erieinsn mirb ano 5ngd oen betea
8eues Fir Ste ra madcnoc gelbtbeit ano ben AuImmug
Dieies Blattes erbringrn uiro
@r ol8 anf nnisre gesr nnO Iebtere oen e an ben
ugentihsr Serpo~ irin.
1ir Mebaftipu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
TeItzug der DeutIt)en
Die 9uOiOns6altun Ssier Idbliebt init
0eati6em Srinmpb

Die 8elitihen g[meritas baben in
Dem gefpoltigen @ntipidlunosqanqe
gtep gorfs rmo oes @mpire.Staates
Der Linton Ieit Der @nt6eduna 0cs
Snbion 0urf ben fii6nen enqliId.
boudnoiiden Seefabrer cine 10 be.
oerterioe 9fole geipieIt. 10 groB mar
uno lit ibr @tnfluB auf allen @e6ie.
ten 6aB es MIR geredt utt0 eigentli6
ielbItperitdnolih mar, ibnen einen
eigenen Blab in Dem faIt ii6errei6er
Brografnn Der Subion-SSuIton- er-
itlnerittlgsfeier einSlr1umen. lln0
10 lit lebtere nit oem 5eIte Der 8ellt-
i6en 6eIdIofen fuoroen. gs mar elm
granoioier elm acknowledgement glb.
ihIuB.
Cine Iifliliae glnerfennllng oeut-
iher @igenart nno i9res StrebenS
Dar es, geraoe lie NIT Ser 9lufgabe
81 betrduen, it6 audi bel oieier @ele.
genbeit alf Dem Seloe Ser i60nen
&iinlte 5u bet6tigen. 0ie foItbor-
item Sitter, peIhe lie aus Dem aIten
gaterlonoe nit iid bra1ten, INN iie
Der neuen Seirnot 5il ipeiben, maren
i0ealer geatlir. 8ie iie iib ibre SSoeo-
le aud bier5ulan0e, i'm altfreibenoen
Sample urn's tdglibe 8roo, in elmer
llmgebltng, ipelhe bofiir tpeoer Sinn,
nod 8erit1noniS bate, 5u ipabren
muBten, mie iie es peritaltoen, ibre
2iebe uno 8eipunoerirng fir 0os
Cole, Sd0ne lt1o @ute ibren 01it.
meni6en mit6uteilen, linen oas Ser.
Itdllonis fir Boeiie uio &unit bei5u-
bringen ipie iie, beiien ielber falfn
beipuBt, oanit cine Saot a1sitreu-
ten, Die goloene 9riibte trug, oos
iollte bon ibnen in eiflem 8anoel-
Eanorama oen 8iirgern Der Itol5en
Mfetropole irno oen @1iten aus frem-
BEN 2anoern Dor Iugen gefiibrt per-
oen.
ltno 6as gan3e 0eutI6tltni beteilig-
te iitb inlO alih mir I'M fernen @eIten
freiten ins iiber 0as gldn5enOe 9fe-
Iultat.
Die Stimmitng Der 3lti6ouer mar
nod, elltbuiinltiiher. ais bel Der Weili-
t1rparooe. 0as giIo, ipeI9es iih ib-
rem 8liden 6arbot, mar aber aud bon
nobrbaft 3auberii6er Sbonbeit uno
muBte oen 8laiirteIten IN 8egeiIte-
rung Derieben. Gin Meer BON 2ift
elm Seer pom ipeiBen 9ontinos, Die
mou5geiebt Spriibfenerperf nb-
brannten lm0 Die BON &iinItlerbano
geifoffenen Grilnfiuogeit, oie iid) bonn
beIlen @loll5e bon 9auien0en eleftri-
i6er 2nmpen begoiien. niel mirfiamer
ousnabmen aIs am Gage inter 0e;l
beIlen Somenitrnblef. 9a8u Widn.
ner uno Id]one sSrauen in pr1htigen
&oItiimen als Seloen 0ertlher Sageil
lmo liebli1e M1rhentpeien.
Die Yarooe Der Denti6en miro fiir
efuige 3eiten inn gbrenbu6e oes ame-
rifaltiihen Deutidtllms per5eibnet
iein.
Der sSeit5ns.
geoh elmer WeuiiffopeIle folgte IN
&utlhen uno g[iltomobiIen Die Gre
futipe Der 3eiiti1en 9nraoe, Damn er-
ihien oie erIte 0ioiIion, Die bon 500
Weitqlieoern oeS Deuti den 8e-
4 prnffp n II II 0eS er0ffnet ipllrs
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8rigbt 5n Ser Sei6tigfeit rutD Si-
derbeit, nit Der Die 0iai6ine lid BE-
iDegte, nno bei9enfte ibn nit elmer
yfaoel bon 8riaonten llno Gubinen in
8eltnlt zines ~" nit elmer arone
ooriiber 5llr grilmerllig oil Den fSllt1.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07

gIns bettere into ernite RlapperIdbIqnoez
selgl9te. E = 8or 5eiuOesna9t gelbiibt. =
sSttterungsDrbdItnille.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-10-07
Der 6eftsna.

geoh elmer WeuiiffopeIle folgte III
&ntl6en uno g[iItomobiIen Die Gre
fatipe Der 3eiitihen 9araoe, Damn er-
i6ien Die erIte DioiIion, Die bon 500
WeitqIieoern oes 8entihen 8e-
.teranenbunoeS eroffnet ipnrs
De- Die ipaferen alten 4rie9er gnbell
oen 4ooetten bon @elt Eorlt ipenig
an ltramnter Saltling nod nn0 nah-
ten einen portrefflicben ginoeud. Ges-
tieft ipnroe 0ieier ginorud nod 0urd1
ben eriten Hrlifpaoell, Ser alsbnla
in Sid)t fam. Wfon lab Elm iagen-
bates 5abeltier, einen Nieiengreif,
Der ben geianlnten 5eIt8ug periinns
bilolihen iollfe. SsSil feiilen 8angen
Ibielt Der 9rad)e Gin Shilo, apf mel,
dem bic Norte 5u Ieien tparen i M IL.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-03

circular manger from which cattle
may feed from either side. The CEN
ter Of the barn is utilized for vast
bins to store feed and here also a feed
grinder has been installed.
The wall second story of the barn
is 20 feet high, and from this the dome
roof is built which rises another 80
feet, on top Of which Is 15-foot
cupola, making the barn in all "A feet
high. An air shaft 10 feet square runs
from the ground to the cupola, giving
splendid ventilation on the ground
moor and the proper airing to the hay
stored in the immense loft. The barn
is e nttrely covered with sheathing
and outside this galvanized corrugated
iron. The structure is surmounted bv
monument to Mr.. Cottrell's endeav-
ors-a metal Hereford-for Mr.. Cot
trell is engaged in raising thorough
bred Hereford cattle on his 8O0-acre
ranch. His herd now numbers 155
head, of which 100 are cows. However
the full capacity Of his immense new
barn is 800 head Of cattle, and the
high loft will hold 500 tons of hay
and the grain bins 10000 bushels.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-03

usual, in fat; put it into the kettle
that is to set in the hole in the box,
then you brown whatever vegetables
you wish to serve with 1t, and add
them to the meat; then you fill the
kettle to cover it's contents with cold
water, set it on the flame of a gas,
gasoline, coal oil or any stove, and
bring it to boil; let 1t boil for TWEEN
ty minutes; have the box handily near,
lift the kettle, which should have
cover fitting as closely as possible, and
set it quickly in the box; close and
hook down the cover and possess your
soul with patience for the next four
hours; when you open the oox and lift
out the kettle, If the thing has been
rightly done, your dinner will be also
done and delicious.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-03
4fRSyNA[KE AiIH1KYB0XiM HOME

The "hay-box" is not new; it is
used and has been for many years in
Norway and Sweden, and the troops of
our own army are fed on food prepared
in t1reless cookers, says writer in the
st. Louis Globe Democrat But 1t
would take much space and not be in
tensely interesting reading to go back
to the inception of this continuance;
the main point is whether such an
article can be put together and used
with any degree of satisfaction by the
housewife anywhere.
There is no use telling how food is
prepared for thousands of soldiers, or
Of how some, clever men have succeed
ed in patenting various metallic boxes,
fitted up with divers and sundry con-
venient cans and things in which to
place meat, vegetables, soups, desserts
anything for dinner that a woman
may want
To have a homemade hay-box
woman must first get a good strong
box, rather large than small, and one
that can have a cover closely fitted,
with hinges and hooks that will hold
it down tight Because the very sim
pie secret Of such a cooker is its fac
ulty, so to call 1t, of retaining heat;
this is the means by which the cooking
is done. In order to retain the heat
with which the cooking process has
been begun, this box must be packed
just as tightly as possible with hay
or excelsior; this, in turn, is covered
with heavy wrapping paper, which is
either nailed or pasted all around the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-03
From Ranch Boy to Novelist.


Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London have
been much feted at the Australian
ports they have recently touched on
their strange voyage. 1t will be re-
membered that this enterprising
couple set out from San Francisco
on their yacht, about two years ago,
on a seven years world cruise, &C.
conpanied by an engineer and Japa-
nese secretary. Although he is now
CnIy th1rty-three, Jack London mas
played many parts tn his time. Born
III San Francisco, of somewhat noma-
die parents, he became at the age Of
ten, after haphazard schooling, a
ranch boy, and afterwards in turn
worked as a newsboy, oyster-pirate,
sailor before the mast on a sealing
schooner. jute factory hand, and laun-
dry man, meanwhile making himself
known as a Socialist speaker. After
wards he went to the Klondike, and,
driven away by an epidemic of scurvy,
made the return journey in an open
boat. Then he began to write, and
soon found fame by his realistic
novels. Jack London is a humorist
as we'll as realist, and on the door
of his home in San Francisco he used
to have a sign reading. mo business
transacted here" The back door also
bore a legend, DO not enter without
knocking. Please do not knock