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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-27
ELECTRO CHEMICAL RIMS
TRADEMARK. TIC.
Copyright, ISos, S, o, Ioos. 4 aud 1895
By ~. q. RyDzfnson
y " U. IIFUUNIOW.
T ,si h, discs are SSused sy aeit

The folloSing diseases are caused by acid WI
IN the blood and are cured by this rims.
Nhich takes from one DAY 20 two weeks after the
rms commences % work. according to disease and
circumstancts- The ring and the acid create an
etsstr,.chemical action. removing the excess o.
acid which cures the disease and will keen il cured
brghts Di~ea-e. Diabetes-it 4 not a habit With
shlldren; Shorea,-st Nitus,s Dance, Chlorozs-
Sreen slekness-Painful and Ercessive Monthly
tration- Nosebleed- Internal Hemnrrhacsz Rhine
lith,--a stony concretion formed in the nose--Ade-
noids. foiypus Cataract. Goitre Nhooping -Cuueh.
fsheuulaI ISM lntammatory. Guut Lumhago. Ar
ticular, ,ciatlc, Muscular. Asthma Headache. Neu-
ralena. Neurltis. Naivular Rheumatism 81 Heart
f.hs.umatic Fever. Rheumatic paralysis--Rrain.
ftalrEytz karS lmts. Pen. Operators. TypeWrifars
brtlsg. Ot.sitys Fatty Degeneration 81 Hear. Ap-
Henaicitis Inflammation Of Bowels. Chronic Dy-en-
~, Acadiu. OF Stomach. which causes the Wurse
Kind q constipation-the other kind Il CAUSED hy
rors Ooneestinn of Kidneys. stone in Bladder.
frustattis. Gravel Gall-stones Calcuii Deposit on
Ieeth- White spots on Nails. Psoriasis. Saltrheum-
tancc~e Veins and Ulcers. Narioccele--varicu~e
veins In the ncrutum-Naricuse Veins and Ulcer in
kectum--often mistaken for piles and fssure. The
after edects Of DiHhtheria. Scarlet. Typhoid ard
hatartal feyerA This ring Il not cure-all. will
not cure liver diHea@e and ~ the liver diAeae
.. frioe. Plain Ring. 600 Gold-covered outside
80 By Mall or I'll end ~ Erpress. Collect On
Deliyer1, ycu gish % pay charEes s. % rms snld
and money refunded. II not satisfactory.
for additional fnfnrmation Not FOR sale ~ jewsk
- o. druEzista AGENTS wanted 81 paces not tNkaA
hziRncziui II e., US H.~N 8, Iecs -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
Allsiar Coply's
Clock
.------.s.----------------
BY ALVAH MILTON KERR


In the evening of Almar Coply's
twenty-first birthday his father called
him into his sleeping room, and,
opening a safe which stood In an al,
cove with an iron gate and railing be-
fore it. revealed 10 the youth that
which made him gasp with amaze
ment.
Seven bags Of gold, each marked
$4,000, lay in the vault, daggers were
there with gem inerusted handles
bracelets and rings that blazed with
precious stones, and in one corner a
curious jewel box bound in silver,
threaded cloth.
This box Capt COPY drew forth and
opened warily in the fare Of the gas,
light.
ALI the bottom Of the box SHIN
mered and famed with loose dia-
monds, and upon these lay a mnia-
ture picture Of a woman, dark-eyed,
beautiful, and set round with a scroll
Of gems The face was strange to
Almar, and he stared at it ana the
cleaning hoard in speeches. wonder.
"To think said the man, hoarsely,
~ gathered all this wealth for your
mother. / brought it home that we
might live in ease the balance Of our
lives. But | had scarcely set foot on
shore when they told me she wa
dead! God, what blow that was!
could follow the sea no more Sud
den tears ran down his cheeks and
glanced among the quiyering gents
Where and how did you get all
this?" stammered Almar.
In India, most OF it; not all by
fair means, yet none at the cost of
blood -
He thrust the box into the safe and
shut and locked the iron door
when / am gone all will be yours,
my son; it viii not be long"
From that night Almar changed
upon his young shoulders descended a
burden Of mystery, trouble aud care.
Since his mothers death his father
had grown broken and aged; the man
seemed haunted with fear.
One day Almar brought home from
the polytechnic school curious clock,
a mechanism OF his own deyising This
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
"For Gods Sake, Flyl"

he placed in his fathers room, fasten-
ing il against the wall facing the safe
and joining it to the iron railing By
two fine wires laid ATOMS The base
board of the room Obviously when
ever the gate WAS opened the quec,
timepiece was to perform some sort OF
incXplicable service After that Capt
COPY never open,3t the iron gate with
out first stopping lie clock
Time ran on. ana in the latter part
of a certain june woman, dressed il
foreign fashion, came to land from
q steamer in the harbor Ijy chance
Almar saw her as she descended The
gaugplaak with other dcbouching pas
scn@crs.
This strange fact Almar finally wits.
rcvod 10 his father. lie received no OK
PLANTATION. but from that hour Capt
COPY grew araveN iI and restless
DRUGS did him no good. and presently
a man who. report 3il. Wrouch, won.
ders by physical magnetism came
daily TO the Copy dwelling to sootho
and strengthen the invalid. DR. carlo
was the name Ie bore. a darkhairpH
man of powerful mold, and with eye.
that seemed 10 pass their CLEAN into
the very souls of others. His intiu
ence over Capt. COPY seemed hclptul
but Almar felt faint distrust aur
fear OF him. Once he met the docto
with the strange lady walking in by
street
At last a hot night in August wa
made memorable with tragedy Dawn
looked IN at Capt Coplys window and
saw him lying on his bed. murdered
All that had passed in the apartment
can never be known. but this much
seems reasonably clear:
Near the hour Of midnight hu-
man figure E'ided into the room aud
crept TO the slecler's side; a blow was
struck. there was q long clutch Of
fingers or a bursting throat. then
silence. Presently a window shutter
was softly opened hands reached oH-
and drew into tie room tao Insulated
wires. then the lattice was closed aad
curjained; hands grasred the wires in
rubberfared gloves and drew them
across the floor 10 the gate before THE
safe Jf1n opening the gate the liz
IRE started and turned a white fare
toward th clock \ faint whiuin.
and clicking could be heard ia The
timeEicc=. buf the gloypd hands fci
brisElv to- work.
one or ihc wires was made fast e.
the side OF the safe, the other
clamped an odd instrument whiel.
vas lifted from the floor From thls
strange tool a heavy stick Of corboI
protruded. The two wires stretche.
away TO the street and were solderer
10 an e!ectLic bower wire Of hi u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
LIMITS "spooNlNo" TO DOSES.
Adj. for Cook Says 312 Hours Night
ly Is Enough Before Marriage.

Carbondale, Pa.-Paying proper at
tention to the Hspooning" procliyitles
of the average cook, a householder Of
this city. who has had long and try
ing experience With servants, has in
serted this advertisement In a local
paper:
"Wanted--Girl or woman TO wash,
iron. bake, cook, serve meals and do
general hopsework for two persons:
eight rooms and bathroom TO keep
clean; wages four dollars every Sat
urday night to one that can give sat
isfaction. One afternoon off each
week, besides every Sunday after
noon and evening, but must return
and get supper every other Sunday.
Gentleman friend may be entertained.
but not fed, seven nights a week from
1880 to IL, no oftener or later; this
gives one whole day. "a hours week.
for 'spooning, which ought to suffice
until after matrimony; then you'll be
lucky to get one day a month. IL
@cse restrictions seem unreasonable
40 Lot consider this situation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS TO
MAKE TRIPS OF INSPECTION
president is PLANNING
THE TOURS.

,,-,.. 10 r9
~ = -
"e"t AT 5 present desires are car
fled out, MS advisers VIII soon he
come known as the travelling cabi-
not" rxnorienco hos to,,gbttho ra,,
o,,.e ... .,
-''''-' 80
FORMATION IS the best ana ne VIII nave
each Of the heads Of the various do
partmcnts of the government make
froouo,t tonrs If ;neno.,i,n
oao...... 1r,. ,,.,.,.., r,
9O0'''"'S ~ " a. A'-' N - sun wa
,",re ''i' O'''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
POLAR FLOW CAUGHT
FRENCH sciENTleT CLAIMS TO
HAVE SOLVED PROBLEM.
Magnetic Currents travelling from
Northern to Southern Extremtcs
of the Globe May &c Used by
Man, Declares Expert


Washinston~-lo MAKE some it'o'
ticai application OF th0ae Faal il'''5
nettc waves that are cohtlA9aHE now
ing between the poles % me earn nus
been Tor centuries ne cream = ~
scientist and the student OIL la2 nae.
ural laws OF the universe sine. i'eA'
!'',i.' .''i'','i,' o'''..7.s ~ ~,
va ~ NJ a''0 -. ia
ueii u W. el'Pt''0''' - o'e,.''l. an1
''9 "iPiiV'''V' - -. 49,
eoIat'fe - - eN.'.7'''e' -. 49,
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Wv ''''' w -
iN' '45"'o '"a - ''''''''''
Ni'ei7 ~
THat this has been done - ne ~,
lief OF members 81 Inc mealeal Pio'
fesslon and other seleHuAe men III
this city. Emile Eaehelet. a tfeiici.
scientist, recently from Eufope' anu
now In washington ciallas !" i,''0
perfeetea machine WHEN ,"a 80,
messed inc niashelip WAVES a. 1890
I'm caught me ii'H''lns'
That the claims of Baehelet gre m
doraed by Tho medical profession ana
Ay learned mon OF the Pllysicai
sciences is evidenced by the hoi'ce pc
ing taken Of the invention ana lhe af-
iicles that are appearing amour u ~
different scieh'iac ana lAe'ie@' Io''''
hals OF the country
Briefly stated, The principle Of the
Invention is somewhat similar to wire
less telography Waves Of magnetic
force that flow between the poles arc
caught by The iaoEeIet machi3e' III
somewhat Il similar manner thai wire
less waves are caught out o. we ulr
by the Invention OF Marcom me IN
vontion, like other great dtscoferles'
is not complicated, One can sur III aa
ordinary CHAIR. between me TWO pores
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
neutrality-suspicious. sS.ssesssssSs.

she recently underwent an operation,
We are glad to note that Mrs. Mason
is improving.
@. A. McCracken was Cairo bust
j. as caller Monday
Miss Grace Martin Of Olmsted was
ha guest of Mis- Myrtle Bacchus
tsre Saturday,
d. s. Willard spent Saturday in
afro on business,
Ed GIara Of Cairo, is the guest
+ his mother WHO is seriously Ill at
,er home en- Fourth street
Little Miss Wilma SNYDER daugh.
er Of Nh and Mrs Elihu Snyder is
fuite III with Ia grippe.
Miss Laura Gregsoa was the guest
friends in Cairo Saturday
f. A. Yates of Yates Landing
tansacted business here Saturday.
Mrs Robert Galbraith Of Am1 RIGA,
spent asturlay in the city shopping.
Mrs VIM. Kissnor is quito III
James O'Su1livan WIS Cairo Wis
itor Saturday.
Messrs. VIM. and Ed Westerman
IRE At the bedside Of their mother
who is in critical condition at her
.oue in Germantown ILL.,
Misses ELLA, Dolan and FreJa Miller
#ere aicro visitors Saturday
Capt James Bartloson Of 0lmsted
WIS in the city Saturday
Mrs. At Ait and two little sons
turned home Saturday from a visit
with relatives at Grand Chain.
l.. Beaver Of Yates Landing was
\ the CITY Saturday
Mrs Adams and daughter Miss
Flora OF Olmsted were in the city
Saturday shopping.
m Williams left SATURDAY to visit
MS sister, Mrs. Margaret Rowan in
st Louis.
Master Chas, Howard, son of Mr..
aad Mrs H. G. Parker is quite i'll at
this writing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

III DWYGH THEATRE m LoNEON
MAINTAINS RECORD FOR DIS.
ASTERS WIEN AMERICAN
ACTRESS QUITS.

London, March l4.-The expected
has happened, and the Aldwycb
theatre has maintained it's record as
II house Of failures. Mamie Dressies.
who had been appearing there for a
little more than week in old Weber
and Fields burlesque, closed the sea-
s.n and dismissed her company to-
nisht,
No performance was given on We'd
aoeday night. as it was announced
that Miss DRESSER was i'll. Last night
the theatre was again dark and when
re members Ct the company ar
lived they were not admitted.
The company Of 60 people re-
hoarsed five weeks without pay and
nave received only ore weeks salary
they had been promised another
wCnks pa|
FAST sunday Miss Drasslor an
n"nccd that she had spent all the
u~ney she had-mcrc than $35 600
EN- the production. bat that she would
lcep On PLAYING.
EIgar Smith AMI Maurice Levi,
the author and composer Of the piece
came over to nut Is ON. Last Satm
day the started back to New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday.

opening Of the worlds champion
hip polo tournament at Coronado
Cal.
Opening of horse show at Fort
Worth, Texas.
Edward P. Weston starts from
Now York on pedestrians contes.
across the continent
Tuesday.
Annual midwintor games Of the
NeY York Athletic club in Ma li5on
Square Garden.
Opening Of fifth annual Motor Boat
carnival and races at Palm Beach
Fla
Bill Papke VS.. Jim Flynn, 10 rounds
It Les Angeles, Cai-
Wednesday.
start Of three-day automobile en-.
irIapcc run from Pittsburg.
Opening If fifth annual spring
tournament at Pinahurst. N. c.
Abe Atte}i VS. Tommy O'Toole, C
sounds at Philadelphia.
Friday.
First law cf chess match between
English and American universities.
tHtarcclc-tato wrestling champion.
ships at Yale University
Saturday.
Close of international cable chess
match
Opening of twenty.day race meet
(ae at Jacksonville, Fla,
Thornton Stakes at Oakland; San
G lbriel Stakes at Arcadia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
SPORTS
PRlNDAL VS.. COLLINS.

Frank PRIMAL is the wrestler who
Hill meet Wild Joe Collins on the
mat at the opera house next Friday
night. Priudal is a light heavyweight
" ighlng 1873 pounds, but Collins viii
take him on at the usual two falls in
three to win prindal recently met
Demetral at Shreveport, La, and in
the match the latter sustained a
broken leg 1t was at first thought
frat Demetral would try 10 secure an
other match with Collines here, but
owing to Demetrals accident Collins
has agreed to meet Prindal, and a
lively 20 IS assured.
Prindal's performances In different
parts Of the country are worthy OF
note He has been working mostly
IN the south recently, and has made
fine showing against some of the
beet men III Dixie. Grindal took De
metrals place al Memphis Saturday,
where the Greek Demon hal a matel
In which he agreed to throw two men
IN one hour and fifteen minutes and
Ii is declared that prindal made a
good showing.
The preliminary events of Frilay
nights entertainment have net teea
fully arranged as yet. bnt they viii
consist of the usual battle royal an |
two or three other minor events,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
MOUND CITY.
Nj arch IA.

MdfCH ~.
Miss Georgia Heard of 0lmsted
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, !. l..
Dougherty Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Jaccard and mother
Mrs Frey were Cairo shoppers Sat
urday
Mrs. John Cook of Olmsted spent
Saturday in this city.
John Armstrong Of Carnak spent
Sunday with his family in. this CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. L, ellsworth attend
cd the funeral CT the six moaths Old
son Of Mr.. ana Mrs G. II Laruiina
in Cairo Friday The little one was
born in this city. where the parent
who resided here few years, have
many friends who extend taeir deaI-
est sympathy in this bereavement
Mrs. Chas. Kraata Jr., Of Olnsted
was shopping here SATURDAY.
An informal evening affair was en-
joyed by number of Miss Madeline
C0uiters friends at her home en-
Pearl street Friday. Dancing, music
and games were the chief pleasures
OF the evening, Dainty refreshments
were served and the following guests
took leave of this delightful hostess
at a late hour: Misses Mona Con-
nell, Allie Betts, Mary Overstreat,
Mildred Jaccard Julia Johns, Grace
Kauntz and Fstella Brown; Messrs.
Edwin Freeman, Cliff Benson, Arthur
Bcaupre. Joe Martin, Geo, Neadstine
and Jack Sheehan
Mr.. Jasper Jones of Metropolis. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan
Of Fifth street.
Mr., Motley Of Bncomb is the
guest Of his brother Dr. j. NJ Motley
ahd other relatives in this city.
Hugh Mason visited his wife Sat
urday at st. Marys Infrmary where
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
SWAN IN Ike AT -FOUR A. M.
TO Win an AIaskan's Bet Four Chlca-
ooans Took a Midmdnter Plunge.

CHICAGO. -Four Chicagoans are suf-
fering from colds and chilblains con-
tractcd by swim In the Icy waters
OF the lake at four a m. II all came
about through q taunt Of julius Sing
er OF Alaska.
"You are smooth here in Chicago"
he said, "but we've got II on you In
nerve. Why, up there we often go
swimming through holes in the fee.
You'd never dare do that
State Senator Mccarthy offered TO
bet 800 that the crowd then present
was daring enough TO take plunge in
Lake Michigan, If Mr. Singer would
accompany them.
aill do better than that" answered
the Alaskan. "I'll furnish a motor car
10 take us TO the beach, and bring
along LOT Of bath rubhers, towels and
alcohol. And III take the bet"
He lost.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
CHESS HoNoRs plvLrEn.

St PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE in
tcroational chess masters toutna-
mont came to an end today, when the
three remaining games were decided
They resulted: SalWe BEAT Coin.
Chotiumiski lost to Perlis and Teich-
man beat Speicer
AS previously announced Dr. Las.
rcr and A. Rubenstoin divided the
FIRST and second prizes, white Duras
"Hd Srielman divided third and
fourth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
Whistling on Sunday.

Concerning whistling on Sunday in
Scotland. two men, who had done a
housebreaSing job on Saturday night,
went on Sunday morning into a wood
to divide the plumber. One Of them
began to whistle over the sharing out
when his companion said. with horror:
"Hoot, mon, would no have come
out wi We if ! had known you would
whusue on the Sawbath. London
Daily Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
WILL MAKE OWN TERMS.

ST. Paul, Mimi, March 14.-Jacl;
Johnson, the negro pugilist, cham
Uion heavyweight of the world, ar
rived this evening from Vancouver
and left later for Chicago. Johnson
said he had heard nothing from JEFF
irics regarding a fight "T1l fight JEFF.
aries said Johnson, IF he makes n
challuce. h"t st viii be on my terms.
I've foueai always with the other
fellow getting the best of the terms.
No more of that for me-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

1t is a coming fashion to hire a hall
to entertain yoUr friends. TO give din
ner parties ia hotel. to be married
in a church, 10 Be taken 20 a hospital
when you are sick ard 10 au undcr-
takers as soon as yen die. AID lsft
there until the funeral The tendency
is TO conduct ali public occasions
away from home. TIE home is get
ting a black eye.-Atchison (Nan-l
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
TO WALK ACROSS CONTINENT

New York, March EdwarI
Payaon Weston will celebrate his
e"ycntytlrst birthday Monday after
On by starting on a 1900 nile walk
from Now York to San Francisco.
!o hopes TO reach the Pacific coast
Fithn one hundred days. Old "Ped"
i'll start from the general postoffice
in New Yorl' at 4 O'Clock,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

Dr Rachelet is IN WasninE,on le-
the purpose of securing patents on
his invention, which have already been
granted. The machine will be pro-
teeted by patent IN all the countries
of the world, but the inventor intends.
according 70 a statement he made last
evening to allow its use BY the medi-
cal profession.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
Solid az a Rock,

Toni ate some Of the cake SHE
made just to make myself solid.
Uick-Did YOU succeed2
Toni couldn't feel any more solid
IT ! had eaten concrete or building
stone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
FATAL HElMWEH.

Hammond. Ind. March lt4.--IIome.
sick fer Messina It7iy. where some
Of her relatives persisted in the earth
quake, Mrs Marie Guac'i9rd. s years
old, gave her two months Old baby
to a friend to hold today and then
shot herself through the heart. caus-
ing instant Heath. Petro, the hus-
band. now threatens to kin himself
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

The gossip habit is pernic.1ue. Re.
mark the the family that ihey are
breaking one Of the Commandments
Thou shalt not bear false witness"
and il may set them to thinking.
Gossip usually has an element Of IN,
truth in it
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
A Gihsonism.

Dave Gibson delivers himself Of this
ouigram. which we grab off before ho
gets a chaucs 10 print IL.
The business Of business man Ia
70 see that his employees attend TO IT,"
Cleveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

A little girl of three YVES playing
with a yellow jacket when she was
told by her mother that it would sting
her, She answered: NO. IL won't;
I'm Just holding it by the le1pes on
its hrrkT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15
SAD TALE OF MANY coLoRs.
Incident Reminds One Of the Inside of
q Rainbow.

benjamin Black, white, aged 80. a
pueilis. and Joseph WhSe, black,
aged q, a sailor, each loved and
claimed o clay-bank maiden vino
lived i'm Purple alley. BLACK, white.
aud White black, met in the gray
glimmer of q summer morn.
Al sight of Black. who was while,
White who was I ack. turerd white
with 4IL-.. w.iic Hll-k, $40 was
white. Turned black They passed an
complimentary romdrks White said
Blacks liver was white, while Black
asseyerated that Whites heart was
black
Then White. black, mixed with
Black white, and the circumambienI
air became blue. Black, white. rammed
White. black. amidships. while White.
black. Tented with his left and landed
with his right on the Black, white,
nose.
White who wished his color would
fade. and BLACK, who was specifically
white now clinthed. and they both fen
into the gutter. where the air before
the light one grew dark and the dark
one saw radiatinz sireaks Of light. Az
this crisis Policeman Brown hove In
sight and dragged the iHhafmouiou=
combination of c0iors of io he tried
before Judge Red. and the whole yarie
gated affair was written up in ia5d
style bv q green reporter on yellow
ueWepauer.-N. y. Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

The sicEly saints are Those who
never WORK their rcIision urt u their
systems.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

Often that which we regard as a
terminus in life turns out to be but A
station on Gods highway.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-15

The man who is afraid Of hurting
the devils feelings has some of tbs
feelings in his heart.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-10
Heinie SchIitz from FatherIand

Hernie Schlitz from Fatherland
will be presented here Wednes-
day evening" Sept. 18th at the Ly-
ceum Opera House 1t is one of
this seasons best offerings in the
line of German dialect comedy.
The play is deliberately mounted
scenically and the company con-
tains the best talent obtainable,
including some clever comedians,
amoug them that clever German
comedian, Harry Wolf, who will
be seen to excellent advantage
as Reinie Schlitz, part which
fits him nicely. The prices of
engagement will be IS, s. and 50
cents. Seats on sale at Rantz.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-09-10
All Owners of Buildings Should
Get BUSY at Once

There are number of people
in the state who should read
chapter 338, laws of 1909, and at
ter they have read it they should
get busy; otherwise they may
have to pay fines all the way from
81 to $500 or go to Jail for ninety
days. The law that every build
ing now or hereafter used, in
whole or in part as public build
ing, public or private institution
hotel, inn, schoolhouse, church
public hall, place of assemblage
or place of public resort, factory
or workshop, opera house or Of
fee building must be provided
with exits having doors that open
or swing outward, whether such
doors are outer doors or open up.
on vestibules or stairways anC
when storm doors are used at the
entrance of any such building,
either inside or outside, sale
storm doors shall have a glass
therein not less than fifteen inch
es square" The only exception
is that the law does not apply tc
one story rural schoolhouses.-
Central Wisconsin.