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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Nic Stabt acmiunt.
Ritter HtIe$ bGlt 6aS Neht Der Stu6t
sur Grbebung elmer ,Goiencnt."
Stcuer mirctt. ST. re6l5irt
abcr ocu Nctrug. - Eartitelier lit
tcinC yGolcnlcut "Stcucr.

Sic Stu0t bat lHiWaltlmorcr NreIa
gcrid)t IN lbrcm Erp5Cb NeQeu Ole
&cr. StroBcnbam @cieuihaft einen
thciIipcilen SieN %crrlIngen. Nidter
MilC@ bolt h09 Meht Der Stoot mi
rcdt cine uGuicucnt" Stener iiir oir
Gorpurutioncn nlf5ulcden bot he
rechnet CT ocu @crth Ser EripileQier
I'M Eurdihnltt 10 onb Der pom
Steucr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oll90c
rcdDuctcNctrug bon $~1l2ll.COO ouf
S2,G1i,925.Sl bcrobAcictt miro. 81
oirierS un1nc fonlnt Der Nidltcr 90
0urh. 0nb cr Sen @erth zines tSllBe4
8cleilc nit SIP abid)uEte mo Nie
Wtcilcnjob! Ser Weleiie 0lti 233 Wteis
len fc'tlcEtc, NllBcrocm 1ibt CT filr
Den pbnlildcll gScrtb Der @ciciic luci
tcrc $2.96t,592 hin5lL allo 5lliornmell
$1,516.alI.S1, mnburd Der Staot ci-
ne Stcucrclnuobmc BON ctiuo $4,000
filr 1905 0clid)crt mcr0en lUitrbc. 1tc
Eorfitcucr id)lieBt Nidltcr Miles gonj
nnb oar bon Ser nGniemcnt "Steuer
n,I%, "a oielclbc nid)t hicrbei III &c.
tradlt fpnlnli. Hidlter Seler ponl
Stclcr Expectations @erid,t lit
nit bicier ~Grtlhei0una GllBcrit gu
lrieocn, bo 0urdl biclelbc inn Hrin3ip
ouS Hedbt Ser StoOt oncrtonnt miro.
mcnn oobti oltd] cine onoerc Wtetbobe
Der YblduBlulN sur Iniuenou1g
tpnlrnt. Gle Goupognic bot lid) nod
nid)t cntld)icbcn, Oh lie uppclliren mill
ooer nidt.
%erfIaNtbicS tnot.
Stubt @conneter Molciob s. Sbo'
Mas bot Die Staot ouf Grltoitun1 Der
linn llidt ~be5nbltcn Wiictbe icines @ile
rcoltS iiir 3 Sabre uerflogt. Iic Bib
get GcDGrbc bate I'M leBten Sabre
cine &croromn9 ti,r Gritnttlulg bon
$500 al Serrn Sbomo@ iiir Wtietbc
nuf Turdfbcn ocS Stnoi . Srofuras
tors ucrmprlcn.<
Ter VI apor lnqclo0cu.
Scr WoDor bot cine Ginlobnna al.
0cnonnlcnL bcn hicr tanelocn Con
pent Scr Gationnlcu Ml,itrcifcr lttb
Tcforation llniou onl %. tScbrlinr
III cr0iinct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Stco. 3. Siener & 60.
2i7 Cl.&altinture. StraEc.

III CIt.TalfimDrfs Strasc.
Deutites unb onberes ausldnbi'
ides @eIb sefauit uno %uertauit,
@eloienounaen beiorgt nod Geutid'
lanb, OeitreidI, RuBlano II. I. 10.
@ehicI ousaeItent auf auslInoiihs
8orfen. Grebttbriefe unb Erapelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Sebhel's einsiscs atelier.

@;r aabca nnr Elm Mtelicr in Bal
timorc, unS bes befinbst i'd in Bet
Gtaas III etener Grbe, Nr. 32t, NorS'
8as., nahc Sish.Str. &inber.Hbu'
tasraphien cine SSesialitit. - Seine
Naentcn nnb tsinsi reppen n iteissn.
:. Se6bel. 6. Grnt,@ eimaftsiasser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

@ebr 9ute Sdrm BON % Nderil NIT fb5nem
MobnbaIS iro GtaQaeb.. iobe bel Baltimore
uub In beitfher gtatoarf6qit. fir $4,000. mos
9dmmiIi6es SuOcntar, ioptc aud Sic feinen
wt6bel. Silber5elg II. (. 10. ioeIdbeS mebr. ais
baS 9refGfe 9efoitet bat, fam fir $1,000 rie6r
nit iiberuomnlcn peroen.
gSer cine ipI6e Sarnl tpiu nno eas @eIo
haiiir Bat. ipiro ie fauien, fobalb CT ie iiebt.
Mdberes bel Strmann |aoeuhpup, iii Gpro.
Charles trafe. (Septt9, l2lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Scin 91sden. - ,sui,1e 9o-
me: .@eiBt Iu. Better. Geine beil-
tige 9laiie lit iehr ~nortbeilboit Tiir
9id!" Stuoioius (oer eilien aa.
ter bat, geihn,eid)eIt) .Iinbeit
Gu?" Game: ySapobl; oaltt
fam man boh Teinen Shnirrbarf
ichcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
gu pcrtauten:

gben boueuoet eine 9ieibe rnooeruer, Siueis
ftbdieer Sduier, 'ets 3iiHnler nno 01o. EGs
20 oe3intller, hat cinniuirte ySarne nno iaritdreS
0lofet. gnfnlu5 al f~dniiiren Stuldl. YreiS
1850. Gie6riaer @runb;irs. Sbise Qdufer
babcn tobe lino aeiunoe Gage. gtnct5ufrageu
bet u. :. @aIaglcr, 9aumeiitcr. Snreuu tn
9r. 1851, en-, liu uumcut. ctr. U43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Nur,c StaOtnadjridjteu.

,Nl lJtC lpitl u(ll w SillillIilt quo
Gbcihcibiul0cn gcm1brt II. % Sdlei
huugafloacn o%bGelDiclcll. IS iplir0cll
1873 SdciOulN@tln9cn III ocn @eridl
ten cinNcrciht, Mcbrcre @llnocrt
Safe iillo nod, IN Ser Sdiuc6c. Die
3obl Scr aus1citclltcn McirotbS 81
ccljen betrilg 1857.
81. Scnrp {. Wprtbin9tolt. Der
luc0cn Wornotntc elmer tobtlid, pcrs
taufelen crimiucllcn Spcrution cine
l0iGbriac 3~lid)tbuusboft nblibt, oorf
niht nlli @e1nooi0un0 red)icll, @pit'
tutcrncllr Grptbcr5 hot ouS Wcllid, 1b
Neluielcu. Or. Morthin9ton's Strui
termin cl6et i'm gpriI hieicS Satrea.
Sic Ncrrcn Mlbcrt $. Nchr mo
Yctcr u. Como lino olS M~itperiualtcr
fir sic Baltimore Hcfriqcrotin1 ans
ScutinN 80" %crnunlt luorbcn. Ncrr
IreocrId u. Scloner lit Der nrlprilng'
lid |erlnol,nte Wtolienpcrlpoltcr. &coer
scr bcioen ilclcrlinnttcn Mu'lenOcr'
pnltcr mnlBie $4,000 Niirgltnlt lte!
len.
Sn Ncm.2)orf b>Jingen Bro1clNor
:. y. WorbD mo helIen Satin allt
Snlpeitcro6en6 Sclbltnoro hurd)
Gbloroform. iull nit ihrcr Sodtcr,
bic Dor mcbroreu Sogen ser SltnGcns
cnt5iinollug erlnG, lnt Sooc pcrclllt
81 mcroen. Ger Wiunn luor BON &c.
burt Gin Morpldnoer. Gr mliroe i'll
Sabre 1851 IN S~oli5bnrp geboret
INTO unr jur ,}cit ieincS Sobca Nit.
9lieo Der 6otiiltdt scr Nclp.Dorfer
llniperlitot.
&c ,Mnti oloon Gl0n" bon Wta
rplnno bot !. 2. Otilla Don 9dlti.
more 5u ibrcm Medta onualt CT
nnnnt.
NQbrcuo bes SoDrcS 1908 wllroeil
2S,607 Srboit So6ot BON Baltimore
periunot, mo jlunr 1869 Grboft
nod) Sronfreid). $3.50 mad, Nolonb,
1913 nad) %onlburg 99t rod) @re.
nlcfl, 1888 nod) @litlucrpcn, 1876 nod
C,lalnnb mno 21S2 lad ouhcren
St0bten IN ocn Scr. Stnoien.
NlgiiIf Shonleln iAmericit5), Der
Snltimorcr M~ingfInipier. febrtc &c
ltcrn nit ;lpei lueiteren Siegestro,
pb1cn ilddl Sdliie jrrild. In Spra.
cuie, NJ, mari er am Ionneri!ng
2lbc,lo ben HingfGinpicr Sollc5 Barr
mn III God)eitcr. NJ, an, abcno
uorber Den itolicniid)cn champion"
,}obn Berrcli.
;}nnt oliG6rlidcr Neuiobrs-G m
piong beiim 8oilUcrneur "reiiteit %
Sfii5icre beS 3. TeQimcrts Der Ma,
rnl0nocr Stoat5 sMilij g~eiterr nodl
InnapoliS.. Gle Neuiobrs.8 rotl,-
lnuten !paren: Gol. &. 9ater Glot.
portbp. Col. Sarrp Oi. Sutton. Moi.
Sobn S5iiflep, Mai. @aibinston
@olpic, IT,. Woior 2. 8riiiitb Supis.
ir.. Gopt. 2. Sohnion Goe. Cont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Gnrb Sic glume. = Snfel
(!iorgens sur Zimmerman ieil,es
Neiien): Siam ih meinen Neiien
ipredens" - 3immerfrau sic i'm
id,on. ober er sic nihtt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
3n p~ertanfen.
An p~crfauiru auf bcm aauoe.

Reun sic ,sarmInrs Il, pcriorien babt ODER
81 flutcl ipiinidt, triro e9 'd) lir Gle be5Gbs
leu. bel ms oor5uirrcdcu ODER ms Su icbreis
GisentbUm. y. g.. Tauis, VT. i02, 81.
Scriugtpu. straRe.. Rbonc. 81. BAIL 3509-M.
COT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

$3.50 inife1 etit pruftpu1e Biariiio, Wlaba'
% .1p<5ebdufe; fam bon einert itelieii itht I'LL
iertGteben tperben; fir flint Sabre enrantirt.
Corners & starrtau Co.,
Sfootts@de Gbarles' uro 6dpeite'Strabe.
(EobsE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

S275 andbe Tidntno; In faoeIofem Sufton'
be; boue Garnntie; SefeI uno Sede.
GanberS & Chapman Co.,
SitouttGde 6Darlcss nno GapettesStrabe.
(HobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Stelengeiuhr.


Sine beuiihc Srnu in milteleren after iunt
irpenh lpelde Nefddftigulg. gtunbuirugcu in
4r. 1917, auSrc.straec, 2penh' Foint.
cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Stcncgeium:

Gtcnegeiuh:
5leiihfGneibcr (Went. Gui!er) iudt Sielluu9;
CUTE .3eugrile. Wtan %aorc,'trc: u@. 3. 2S+1,
6u,tingoufts Iueunc. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Hn %uerfNuYen:

Sn 0erfdufen:
$3.50 - Str eiIieS iener prabtooIen Sdu'
Ter fnbe Edtfer'cit.Wnri. Pr. 90. %, 90 &c.
kcrbseoresStraB @erentirte Trpitoire. 8eIs
lee nilb Spf: et1aiuirte Sobepnnne lno @fi'
nenauSguB etc. $50 8aar unb SteIt uiter fepr
teihten @eotn9nneen fnufen zines ieiter mooer
men Sduter. @sfhitet fe unb ilber3eust Sud
Sebr lctGte @ebtnGun9en. Goiuarb 8. Gtnr6,
"a DIT nnb eteae. CSuNt17,12G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Hrriangt tm AlgemelHen.
peutides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ea,

Tentidie5 Grbeits.s go dtpetiuus -. eiireau.
Inter Der sluiIi6t Der pSeuifden @e'euihaft."
GieteHigen, Die beuiffe Sanoiperter, Irbetter
len iD per'bnlih oocr in franiirteu Nriefen an
ben sgenten Der ~G5efeufdhlit, Sobann =. Wscber,
8tmntcr II, Hr. 2t5-2t7, 6purtlnnos strafr,
lpirb. GprehitlubeU pom / bis . llbr.
(Sdn9T.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

SANe Me4 be0 aaSaAnt teferot q. MGtse.
&13 pR.caittmssVhf., uate GaASm 8sujsI0Ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
@ir taben bic folgenoen suten Tans'
Z &p1mpIere gum &erfanf:

3 Mder $3.50; 5 gder $500: II Mder $4bS;
10 Mder $3.50; 10 elder 5000; 80 Ider $1,000;
tiefer gIdse fteben Sbftbdunc. giersie Mltnr-
ten Sahrt per cIeftrifde. 9abn bon gaItiuor.
nno tGrt Wiruten gu SUB bon Der Citation mao
trGeno einem Der Bldbe. S5rnel etIibe odpcn
unit. Iei@ten 9ablungs6ehinsuueen berfaufen
ESSENTIALS 10 a6er erobe Sartn nit feinsr gpaf
i%ertronte.. %ungefdbr apei metyen bon o~erfeIben
Statton Der eIettrtfden 8abn, nit Sous unh
sioeren 9ebduIi6ieifen. su $4,000
Scnefn Stealth COMPANY,
fqpbraoS tp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Serfebrt. - 8ait: ,Sie. Serr
Wtrth. ipas lit BENT bas2 Ger Bro.
ten Ut eiSfalt rnb baS Bier gal3
iuornn!" Wirtb: .Na. naf)ber Iiei.
lens bait s Bier anf ben Yratn Il
@eil'. no miro's Bier folt uno oer
Yrat'n ,parm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
0el6 ~ ucrleiheu.

enss, EefMN gee ee1ras4eu, NpreAen lies
eSs. Nnle'bsr out @oldre. WsD6eI uno Orunb.
steentbuul. Jrl yertrnuen. Refine 2odn Office
Msfhoeen. .waltlnssrs Snseftment g.. ~.
I'D ksrb-Paea'etraAe. (27sE)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
anlei5cu ant NGbel nab adhere
E;Aerkpi&ee

edFe far'1 Ahsiarb tefsSgt g. Saline, ~.
Asa S~.WaftftrWvs.zss v Waks ISwnass Aawfs.Nss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

b Il. SN bell WolbIN5sn bel abd.
ni&t melt BON Der rufiiIden Grense.
fino mebrfoA Wolfsfpuren beobaGte!
poroen. Der i60rfe, friibe Wints,
bot Die unltebiamen @d'te aus Sub:
lamb, mo Die @dIber fart gelihts.
iino, in RE pobl9cpflsaten 0alounger
SffpreukenS oetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

& 0nissbere. Sci ben, Wetts
beiperb inter heutihen Irhitsften fir
Gntpiirfe gu elmer neuen Stride 81 30
nissbers 6ut bas 9reiseeri6t ben ars
htteften 5einrin Wattor unb Gbuorh
S6eler in 9olr ban erftsn prsis bon
5000 Worf sutrfnnnf.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
BROKE AND IN NEW YORK.
Playwright Turns DemOnstrator In
stead OF Going to Palm Beach.

Playwright Turns DemOnstrator In
stead of Going TO Palm Beach.
She is mighty clever actress, and
something of playwright, too. At
least, she wrote play not long ago
that was good enough to be produced
and while it was taken off the road for
repairs it's going back again, the New
York correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times-Star writes. In the meantime
the actress had blown In all her money,
had no job and it began to look as
though she would have to turn a neat
and modest stunt of panhandling. The
fiat rent was due, the butcher had be-
gun to forget her orders, and the case
looked desperate all around A few
days ago visitors to her apartments
found card tackled on the door: Gone
south for brief rest" SO every one re-
joiced. And the fact got into the pa
pers that make speciality of theatrical
news. And one used her picture in a
highly alluring low-necked gown. And
the man who was putting on her play
asked all her friends for her address.
He wanted her consent TO few
changes. And no one knew where she
had disappeared to. But there are two
or three in the secret now. For the 9TH
er day a young matron happened into a
department store and was attracted by
the demonstration of new-fangled cof-
fee pot. Having always murdered the
Arabian berry, she liked the new plan
Of assassination proposed. She watch
ed the demonstrators deft hands as the
latter filed the pot, and took out the
completed article, and poured 1t in dain-
ty little cups. And she might never
have noticed the demonstration herself
until the latter got mixed in her cues.
And at last gave it up altogether and
burst out petulantly. "Well, is this n
joke or an insult?"
And there was the missing play
wright. Il had to do it or starve,"
said she, with a laugh but don't give
me away. I'm supposed to be piazza
ornament at Palm Beach right now"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
short suggestions.

Cheap canned corn is improved b,
the addition of little sugar.
Egg stains can be removed from sill
yer by means Of dry cloth and COM
mon table salt
Charcoal absorbs all dampness, for
which reason 1t should be kept in boxes
with silverware to prevent rust.
A pinch of sugar added to freshly
made mustard not only makes 1t much
more tasty, but keeps it fresh much
longer.
Milk toast and cheese is a tasty
luncheon dish. When trying to think
of something little different for lunch
make some rich milk toast and place
1t in a fiat pan. Cover with a thick
layer of grated cheese and put in the
oven till the cheese melts and browns.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Penner Balls.

Two and one-half pounds Of flour,
one-fourth pound sirup, one-half pound
sugar, one-fourth pound lard, one
fourth pound butter Qard and butter
melted together), two eggs. teaspoon
full baking powder, one-eighth ounce
cloves. After the sirup has been boil
ed take the foam off, then let 1t cool.
Then mix the other things with the
sirup.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
LouIsiana Rice Dread.

Put two cupfuls of, boiled rice into
a bowl, add two cupfuls of milk and
the well-beaten yolks of two eggs. Stir
In gradually one cup of -four, add one
half teaspoonful of salt. two table
spconfuls Of melted butter and the
whites of the eggs beaten to a stiff
froth: then turn into a well-greased
shallow pan, bake thirty minutes in O
moderate oven.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
IN Remove Stains.

Fruit, vegetable, coffee and tea stains
may be removed from white goods as
follows: Heap salt on the spot, rub
hard, then rinse inshot water in which
n good amount of borax has been dis
solved and the stain will disappear i'm.
mediately.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12

City Editor-Why do you say that
this man passed away" instead Of
died? Reporter-He owed me money
and | don't like to feel that he Is real
ly dead.
She-Im going to give you back
your engagement ring-I love another.
lIe-Give me his name and address.
She-Do you want to kill him? He
No, | want to sell him the ring.
Horace can't understand you girls.
Now. you hate Mabel and yet you Just
kissed her. Hetty-I know; but just
see how the freckles show where |
kissed the powder off.-The Taller.
First Schoar-What's the Electrician
doin' over at the school house? Second
Scholar-Puttin' in lectric switch.
First Schoar-Gee mully If they's
goin' ter do the lickin' by 'lectriclty l
quit.
Miss Screecher-I wonder If Uncle
Jim remembered me when he made his
will? | used to sing for him. Law
yer-Yes, he evidently remembers you
at least your name isn't mentioned in
the document. Daily News.
There are some points about your
writings that resemble Milton" said
the editor. "Do you think so?" cried
the delighted author. "Yes," the editor
continued, you employ almost the
same punctuation . marks" Stray
Stories.
Mulligan = The byes say ye licked
poor Casey. Shure, he niver hurt my
mans feelin's. Harrigan-IIe's
sbnake in the grass The blackguard
referred to me as his contmperary,
and III be the contimperary to no man
lN in'.-Puck.
"Do you regard the stage as an edu-
cator?" mot exactly" answered Miss
Cayenne. 1T would be unfortunate if
we were to get our ideas Of society
from the problem play and our ideas
Of costume from the musical comedy"
Washington Star.
L ue loohlllB-SlusS 10 tue oHly tTutu-
teller that Is universally popular with
the fair SEX" remarked the typewriter
boarder. THAT Is because women in
terpret its reflections to suit them
selves, and not literally" rejoined the
scanty-haired bachelor.
why be so wrapped up In purely
mercenary considerations? said the
persuasive campaigner "Why not join
us and fight for the cause" young
man." answered Mr.. Dustin Stax, I'm
Iot fighting for causes; I'm lighting for
results" ts."--Washingto Star. .tS
Sunday School Teacher Well
Johnny, have you had anything dur
ing the week to be especially thankful
for? Johnny-Yes, maam. Sunday
School Teacher-What was It? Johnny
Billy Jones sprained his wrist yester-
day and 1 licked him for the first
time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Never Warm over Mushrooms.

Never warm up dish containing
mushrooms, is the caution which ply
sicians give. The process of cooking
them is in itself proper, but when
mushrooms become cold they sometimes
develop injurious properties, which are
very hurtful; therefore throw away
any mushrooms that may be left over
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12

After once making baked bean SOUP
1t will be tried often Moisten cup
or more and put through puree
strainer; add a minced onion and cook
In pint Of water or stock until ten
der, adding water rs needed. Then
proceed as for any cream soup, max
ing the beans for the base Bean soup
needs to be nicely seasoned.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Apple Salad.

Pare, quarter and core six tart ap
pies. Cut the quarters in halves length
wise and then slice. Wash and crisp
the lettuce and arrange it in a salad
bowl. Add the apple and sprinkle over
1t finely chopped Spanish pepper and
cupful of chopped walnuts and aim
onds. Pour French dressing over all
and serve.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
To Soften Hard Water.

Put ounce of quicklime into -four
gallons and half of water. Stir 1t
thoroughly andallow it to settle. Then
pour off the clear solution, which will
be enough to add to four barrels Of
hard water.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Soap.

All bar soap for household purposes
should be kept for few weeks before
being used. 1t should be placed In the
sun and air as much as possible. when
1t will last twice as long as If used
at once. This applies equally to cake
-oap for toilet purposes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12

you said you thought there was no
malaria around here" said the indig-
nant stranger.
II did think so," answered Farmer
Corntossel after all the summer
boarders took away didn't see how
there could be any left"-Washingtos
Star.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Grease Spots.

Obstinate grease spots can be re-
moved by placing them in benzine.
placing them on double pad of blot
ting paper and after laying another
pad of the same over the top, press
ng with moderately hot iron.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
Vinegar with Egrs.

Housewives and amateur cooks who
worry about the whites of poached eggs
not remaining in shape should put
few drops Of vinegar in the water.
This will not add any taste to the egg,
but 1t will keep the whites in perfect
condition.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
To Distinguish burning OIL.

Burning oil is spread by water. To
extinguish it throw down -four, sand
or earth. The idea is to prevent the
oil spreading
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-03-12
In washing FIanneIs.

A couple of spoonfuls of glycerine
in tubful Of water in which 1annels
are washed will do much to soften
them.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
MADE
 AT GLACIER

One thousand dollars to the box length. or three to fifteen dollars to rhe single pan. is the phenominai strike just made on lower Glacier creek. in the oldest placer district in the upper Yukon. The locality is on ly so miles west of Dawson.
 The owners have four feet of gravel and bedrock. The bedrock is a hard broken material. The depth to bed rock is l5 feet and the pay, it is said has been traced 300 feet up and down stream. and 30 feet wide. The own CTS have out 1000 buckets of the pay. and are getting out more
 George Bum. on 2G. which is the adjoining claim. also is locating the pay. and already has ten cent dirt.
 Glacier is one of the oldest and best known creeks in the entire Yu- kon yalley,a and there is no telling how great wealth it yet holds.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
CARROLL WILL
 LEAVE SKAGWAY

E N Caraou. who for nearly six years has bson ma skaeuay aecn, o' m. }as@ Steamship company has H.m promoted and win leave for Cor. down his now post of duty. fu a short Hma Mn. Carroll um Of course ac. company him
 No. only has Mr. Carroll boeo a most efficient agent for ne com. which he represents but he has mado many warm personal friends among rrr residents Of sEaEvay who srs saa to know that his work has been appreciated 6ut who also regret tha' h. mus. Imn tha town
 MT UarraUs successor has not nr.r selected
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
BUSINESS NEH
 MEET TONIGHT

Tho sarvay Chamber of Com msrce meets ronIrh, at s o'clock In ns city han r,ls he first meeting hat has been held by tho organization for tro months. and every member is urged to attend Several lmpor. tan, matters arc coming up for dis ruuion
 One Of these fs fse proposal ,o build a wagon road from sksErsy 10 Dcu- v-- Glacier This road csn bo built .at comparatively slight outlay and when buHt ft would bs o' urtoubted benefit to the town
 Another matter to bo taken up i' the construction of wagon road from skarvay Co ths summit Of the White Pass It Is unde7stood that tho Can adIsn government is wiling Co aid in tbc building of a wagon road from WhItohorss Co tho Summit v the road vIU be put through on thIs side
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
.S
 MADE SENATOR
CBy United Press.)

MADISON. WIS. March l- On the tweny.tbird ballot, Isaac stephenson was today elected by the legislature of Wisconsin to represent this state as United States senator Stephonso had only one ballot Co spare.
 Stephenson is 30 wealthy lumbcrman He was elected to riu the term left vacant by the resignation of Senator Spooucr There was bitter opposi- ton to his reelection and it is open Iy charged that he bribcd many of th legislature.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
WADDELL
 WANTS DIVORCE
Csy United Press.)

ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 1-iuh0 Waddon. the celebrated baseball u.. cher. now on Che staff of ram s. Louis Americans. filed a divorce smr against his wife In che district court, yesterday Waddcu alleges ua. h.. wife has an mroyornahIa temper au. that he is unable Jo live with her
 Walden is our of Ih. greatest pitchers of Che American baseball. players. He has an eccentric mmr. and has always been a source n. trouble Co his managers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-05
PAY
 FUR PRESIDENT
CBy United Press)

WASHINGTON. D C. March r The annual salary of tho prosidou. of the United States was fixed at SG OOO by both houses of congress yos. treday. Roosevelt had recommended that it be increased to $looooo but after lengthy debate the amount sup ulatcd was fixed upon. Tho raise goes into effect as soon as Taft takes of flee.