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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
The Kitchen God.

The kitchen god of China Is per.
haps not rightly so called. He has
place over the cooking range, but he
is the recording anger of the Chi.
nese house, and it is his duty to note
the actions of each member of the
family and report them to the gods at
the end of every month. Once year
too, he goes to heaven in person and
makes his annual report. So once a
year the family PROSTATE themselves
before him, carry him in procession.
and finally burn him, while crackers
are fired
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
Personal and Loo al
Happenings Around Town

Ed. Handley was down from
Hackley today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O'Neal of
Long lake, visited friends in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. NJ. Emmons accompan-
led her father-in-law George En-
mons to Minneapolis, Monday.
One horse and quantity of 2
inch lumber for sale. Ferdinand
Korbuly.
FOR SALE Al Rose Comb
White Leghorn Cockerels. Call
at this office. I3-2t
Mrs. Rubin Slattery returned
Wednesday from two weeks Wis
it with relatives at Oshkosh. II
Finn Lawler returned today
from few days visit down the
line.
Mrs. Charles Vance OF Donald
son visited friends here Wednes-
day.
WANTED, Young men and
women to write for particulars
how to help pay way through and
iecelve free books at the Williams
BUSINESS College of Milwaukee.
G. H. Johnson, Peter Hedeen
and Gus. Reed were the Conover
citizens to visit our town Tuesday.
4 John Knobla was down from
Donaldson, spent Tuesday in our
town.
Mr.. and Mrs d. 4. Riordan
were down from Ashland the lat
ter part of last week,
Father Samwell attended the
Mass Meeting of the Protasent
Episcopal church. held at MilWau
kee this week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
The RaffIinu Language.

English is the only form of human
speech of which it can be said that it
is not sufficient to know it in order to
be able to use it. The Frenchman in
England will find it better to speak
in French. The EngIishman prefers
to try his French rather than to listen
at your clumsy attempts at English
If any language has to be murdered
he would rather it be that of some
body else-Paris Opinion
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
The Cycle Of Fashions

Progress follows the line o.
vantage, substituting always Tue
ter adapted; It never returns Oh :" ~
never substitutes fish oil for kefO, III
horse cars for trolley cars fSsn
on the other hand, moves IN C
Could we run the successive lasn, l.
Of woman's hat or sleeve or skiit :,
Ing century through a eiograpn = :,
IDLY what systole and diastolS ii
should see, an alternating dllauo. -,
contraction, like the painting On
queer animal.-Prof. Z. A. RO's
Social Psychology.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
sea-colnu Variety.

Shade of Diogenes-"I suppose can
claim the distinction Of having been
the only human being that ever lived
In a tub" Shade of Noah-"Oh.
don't know; you should have been on
the ark one or two breezy nights re-
call. '-IlIustrated sunday Magazine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06

M. Frankel accompanied his
son Joe and daughter Susie to
Chicago last Sunday night. Joe
will. attend the Northwestern I'M
versity in the dental department,
and Susie will enter the Michael
Reese hospital to prepare herself
for trained nurse.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
GnaMino His Way.

Nature knew that the rat would
want to spend half his time gnawing
and she therefore provided him with
the right kind of teeth to do it. A
boy caught rat and boxed it up, and
in the course of a week the rodent
gnawed a hole through oak planks
nailed together until there was a
thickness of Is inches. The hole was
almost as round and smooth as car
penter could have made.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
source of Potson Dangers.

The action OF foods and liquors on
their receptaeaes may produce deadly
poisons. Acid fruits cooked in copper
or zinc pots are particular source OF
danger. A man who was taken Ill ID
the hunting field with symptoms OF
mineral poisoning learned that the fine
old brandy he carried i'll his back
pocket had dissolved some of the cop
per in the sterling silver TASKS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
"Be a Good Man, My Dear"

Almost the last words which Sir
Walter spoke to Lockhart, his BIZ
ographer, were: tBe good man, my
dear" and with the last flicker of
breath on his dying lips, he sighed
farewell to his family and passed
away blessing them.-William Make
peace Thackeray.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
Don't Know How :.

There are people who 20 s :,
world looking for Sights -. ao'r
necessarily miserable, for ',
them at every turn, a,,. Nv
aginary ones. They ara V y
literate for they have new.
how to live.-Henry DRUM.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
Land Of Commercial INDUSTRY.

The traveller through Saxony is rare
ly out Of sight of factory chimney.
In probably no other land are indus
proportion to the area. The present
number is "a, TOT, an increase of 1,755
over the preceding year. The number
of operatives is 685,319, an increase
of 41,235 in the course of a year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
r. preserve Historic Battle Ship.

Nelson's flagship Victory, almost the
last relic of the great naval wars. is
to be rerigged, repainted and as near
ly as possible restored to the condF
ton in which she gloriously led the
port column of the British feet into
battle at Trafalgar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
Shows Influence of Mind.

Careful estimates show that the av-
erage business man walks a mile in
1871 minutes, while the ordinary
loiterer, who has no business on his
mind, requires % minutes to walk 1t
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-10-06
Jonas Radcliffe arrived today
from Woodruff to visit relatives.


from Woodruff to visit relatives.
George Vandervoort of Lost
lake was business visitor in oul
town today.
Mrs John Ulrich returned to
day from ten days visit at Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hanson
returned today from a ten days
visit at Eau Claire and other
places.
Mr.. Julius Dreffein returned tc
Chicago. Wednesday after. two
weeks visit at,the home. of ;. VIM
Saltenberger a.-as ssssss .--l ssseA.ss b.
W.. U. O. Gorski" whoN owns. a
piece of land .westsof sstown, will
shortly to join the Shubert lReat-
rical Company. Mrs. Gorski will
remain here thlsswlnter. y
Mrs. Proutv returned. today to
Chicago after twolweeks visit at
the home of her sister Mrs. Geo.
E. O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Brehmer de-
parted Thursday for Louisville,
KY, to spend the winter. They
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Higgins a few weeks
Mrs. Steve Bowker and Mrs.
H. J. Mack and daughter of Hack
ley, returned Tuesday from two
weeks visit at Algoma, and other
points.
Mrs. J. R. Brazell and children
who have spent the past month at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. +. H. Dildine, left Wednes
day for her home at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Fred Price and : children
who visited her fparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gander, returned to
her home at Rhinelander, We'd
nesday. u
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcbride Of
Chicago arrived Thursday on
two weeks visit at the home of
their uncle Jos. Mayo.
n O. w. Sayner and son Silas OF
Sayner spent Thursday ,.in1.town
Silas was formerly a student l. in
our High school, and has recently
returned from a four year service
in Uncle Sans navy.
For Health and Energy Eat
Cream of Rye
For Breakfast. Reduces cost Of
LIVING.
Free Silver spoon in Every Pack
age.
Ask your Grocer for a Package.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Bachelor
OF Hackley, came down Monday
and are making arrangements to
move in their home on the County
road next to J. B. Cook, which
they recently purchased from
John Benson.
F. H. Dildine who has sold his
livery barn to S. w. Smith, will
now give his entire time to the
overseeing of the several dams
owned and controlled by the Wis
consin Valley Improvement Com
pany.
J. ]. Trapp and Miss Bornefeldt
of Milwaukee, returned home to-
day after a ten days visit at M. ].
Strombe1g's resort on Boot lake.
They had most enjoyable time
and Miss Bornefeldt landed two
muskies, 10 and II pounds apiece.
besides nice strings of pike and
perch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-18
1asss Gisesaatier pHsbIat. Uesaas Cessbss IoIl

ipdrb Du pontunb unb RuptlImetite,
WanbrilIo in ben oauptrolIen auf
Die YpHe pirb ourh ginStTltiftunseu
Der Sauptbaritener ersdnst. Wtntinees
finben tpie iibIih ipdbrsnb Der Wobe
ftltt.
SIM Srpheum 9bedter sebi
bieie Wo6e bas 2uitipiel .Wnrr
Sans's 9a" iiber bic 9retttr. Die
9onbluns ipielt iih i'm mittleren
9peiten ab unb lit ers0blih DON
9lnfans Bis gum gnbe. Jrl. GIiis
Gsmpnb fpislt Ole Role ber autbsrsis
gen pprtio pertins unb MiIfon Mels
rpie bat bic Yartte bes @atten inne.
Sir bic Sitslrofl. iii SRI. GlIsen Slos
per, eine iunse Gineinnatier aiinitlerin
uno etne pprtrefflide Noipe, ipesieQ
eneaairt ipprben.
oSn 3. +. Geitb's 6 0 I Ii m b / q
s beater bilbet bieie Wohe bic eins
ottise Sperette rgaIifornio" bic
9auptdttrattion. Der bstannte 8aris
toniIt Sarrp ). Griffitb iinst bic
Yartie zines ameriianifhen Dermeis
Iers. Die 1iteIroue lit bel Der @dnses
rim 2sslie 9eigb portreffIih oufsebos
ben. Die HebenrplIeu fino ebeufals
uufs Bette befsst. Di. Sanbluns ipieli
fi6 in einem WiHionssarten i'm iiibs
iihen aaIifornisn ab unb sibt @el.s
9snbeit gu prdhtiser feeniItsr Gntfals
tung. sSn Der bem College 2eben enta
nommensn &om0bie Come Bad" prds
Isntiren ii5 YauI Tidep unb feline Ses
IeLibaft. Inosre Darbi.tuns.u iinh
Der Monologiit Gbarlep Cafe, bic eng
IiIdsn aomiter bic Wittaf.rs in Der
gurIeste Did Mitbiuston", Dix
Soubrette Gillian 2fblsp, bic Qtrobas
ten Sultan unb Dper, bte 8riiber Dell
ION unb unosrss.
Der bsliebte Gborotters Ddrit.llsr
g8dlter Dbitsiibe erDffnet heuts Qbenb
in 9rano~ % Spera 9ouie Elm
einp0dentlites 9aitfpisI in Der So
m0oie r2be Magis WsIOop" uub
ia pieielbe BON George asun ips.
5ieG fir ihn ssiaristsR puros, 10
iit ibm bic 9itsIrpae ip3uihgsn auf ben
2eib geitnittsn. Der aiinitIsr fpielt
bic RoQs zines armen bsutftsn 9eis
gers Namsns 5eImar, Der nit elmer
sinIt beriibrten Sdng.rin fein tGrs.
li6es Daisin friitet, tno.m er in Refp
gorter Gafss fpielt. Das Wiinbsl Ell
nes WiIionGrs psrliebt iih in ben
armen ShIuder unb isbt ss our6, bab
tie Jpn heirutbst. 9ds Stiit bat perz
Ihieosne botoramatiIds Scensn. Serr
Wbiteiibe ipirb bon Serbsrt Gears,
Grneit goFart, RihorbSbsrman 4un
Warringtou, anna Jislos. Mouo
Shup unb 6lOrsncs Jiiber untsritIst.
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tpurbe am "a. DECEMBER 1907 feline
Satin aatberine alenena geleeentli9
elmer aplItiipn 5piihen einem Stra>
benbabnpugen unb einem BON ibr se@
lenften 9efdbrt berart perleBt, bab iie
fir 2ebenssstt Elm Sriippel fein tpirb.
4ufIDfung ber 8 SbeiIbaz
bsri d aft perlanet.
glusuit gpppe. Der nit Pbilip DUN
bes i'm Sduie go. 1725 Sim Strabe
etn IbsablungsseIhdft betreibt, fuhte
seitern i'm Superiorgeriht um pieGinz
fesung zines Mai1eperipalters unb
auflDTung Der Sbeilbaberidaft nad.
Wie Der ald9er bebauptet, baben er To-
tpie fein sbeiibaber bel Der Griinbung
bes 8eThGfts ie $500 in husIelbe
bineipseItsdt unb ii6 perpflidtet, ibre
geiamnte s3eit bem 8ef9Gft tpibmsn
gu ipolIen. 0as Gefhdft, be1en Its
tipa gegenipdrtig einen Wertb bon
$500 reprGIentirsn, tit Der Insabe
bes SIdgers Sufolgs pollitdnoi9 fplz
bent, ober er be6auptet, boB Sunbss
bem Gei6dft nidt Die nDtbige auf=
mertiontsit f6entt, fpbaR Die 3utunfr
Der 5trma hierburtb gefdbrbet tpiro.
Da Der &ldser unb 9unoes it6 nidt
be3iigItd Der @uflOfun9 Der Sbeilba-
bsri6uft einigen t0nnen, fou oas 9e@
ridt bic n0tbissn Shritte tbun, Inn
bieie QuflDiung herbetsufiibren.
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2aax.
Bon 6 bT. 5Iemes.

Dat beurt'r 10 upperi.uno me ton:
ipennn nit Glen tuubope tummt, be
einen nod mid .ennt, oenn itslt'n Tel
Dor, Dat bet, cine fssgt oenn: Sei Ut
Del finn st III iau IN fau bste e,.
gIu lGuDe st MID, Dat. oei leitpen
Geiers Rar tsunt. Wo f60an iei bal
ii. Uiar tsunt 10 Del 2.isrs o. MID.
Dat lpeu bel amer OF gar MID, ba Iieai
pbne gar mir anne. go, uuo od tonn
ct III lange luren, bait War bel Utobs
me maten i5ols Ut i.ensu iss nor; ne,
Dat be! nih, I'm penu et min, bait bei
Geiers 0bns tennen TholIt unb ihDli
Dettsn, tper pei is, bsnn mott G. 0bn.
bod tpou iiifben poritensn, Ut tpenr
bel met bsnu bn Of Don iinb.r bet bo.
ben erot Up antidt LII benset: no, fan
8ummbsiten i6Dit Du Of man timber.
pegens laten.
Utqr is En- oI.n SunsssieIIen; amer
MID Tau as monnise ole Sungseieasn
iino, bait lei hinber alien berlopet, bei
en- S6orten porre I'M en- uenoerrpd
anne berrpst, ne, bat belt Wlor MID
ST mott leiber fsssen, bait DruensII
ief bi dbn. in aht nebmen mottet
bait bei lei MID mai einsn uttpiib.t
fpenn't dhHe nal ba uit no in Der
mliisen is.
lin bod Istpst bei nit kinsr gIIo
sanb frieblih In einsn gtaQs taubope
Mar is en- pdrb, uno bait pei eesen
Jruenslii MD jiimmer fau scnb tru
III tauperlaten is iper rpsit, ipo
bat bon tummt unb nat bei In finer
Suesnb pur grfahrungsn ematst bsit,
III per melt. pat in fcuner Pdrisel,
Dorgeiht.
Waar is jiimmer nod en- sanben ans
Isibnltben 9urben. ben eine up ben
sIten Ssenblid finCIber nod gar nid)i
aniiibt III ip.nn bel Rnent Dbns itries
eelt IN puget bett. benn is fin iparts
SelI ornolih blani. LIN fGier III runb
is bsi Of; ct fshIt Obns 10 Of on mir.
Dsnn'n Del beiben, Waar IN gna.
tpat fine asbenssefdbrtinne inn SiaIls
IN Dor Wag.n un plaug is I'm juii
ioun ftportet 3oar hett as pei, fiibt,
benn mott'n fesgtn, bait bat nod en-
itaatla paar is. Mfner fibber geibt
6hre 8emeinihop OF MID, ne, man 10
MIDI Ia fpel Mor niI BON ipetien.
Ho, Mar is olo I'm pertaining I'm
gla ia en- Jung tpdhlis pGrb in feis
nsn beiten Sabrtn.
Sa, as Mar mod jung mas - mat
mas ct en- aer,l! Da rn6ite bei iuifie
inn 50eel eboltn tperen I'm bel flaua
eeren binbsrut Nm brenne nt iDcl email
Dor, iaH az fine @.f6brsinne Cha bui
Weerip.si I'll belle. Jo, BET mas en-
fprben asrel puIIer Wfnut un Frnfi
I'm 2ebensIuit, as PEI NOD iiinser mas.
Iper nug
4h, tpenn bei bn nod an triigss
bentet an bel Sit, as 6eini - mat
finer 56ren iin Gin5iss IN mai bel
4rtpe ben ben 0olpipe Is se6oren
mas - Nat mas ct en- Touftnnb
IN en- Greaee .il ben nisn6uis M ng'u
6anlntl
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q | c /.
IS lei nodmals oarauf

vs. let llof1lals Odfduf alt1r
merfiom eemodt, oaB Die itdotiiden
Stetern bis gum lesten oieies
Monots be5ublt iein miiiien. Die
3ablungen limo bis iest berbdltnis-
lndBig langiam eingegallgen. IS III
Inn ungefabr $4,000 peniger be-
5ablt lporoen ols i'm lesten Sohr
ltm bieie 3eit. 9eneu, Die bis gum
81. Wai ni6t be5oblt baben, er-
mo6len aGerlei Soften uno Imam
l1ebmlidfeiten.
Samitag aberro perungliidte
in Ser Nabe Der Son Sole Miliior
eth grobes Iutomobil, oas 81 Or
cltrlionen nod 2eon Springs benutt
peroen loate uno NIT Dem gerabe
cine @erlu6sfabrt unternommell
.muroe. Ser @oger rannte in eine
0rabtfen5, ourdbrad oieie, route
1inen Mbbong binab in eine Sizes
9rllbe uno eeriet in grano; er mltr-
Be poaitanoia aeritort. Ser geiiser.
Is. 6. Scott, friiber III Souito1
pobnbaft, uno Did Dodge aus Cor
pus Gbrilti, Ser ols Chauffeur fur
Jierte, befanoen lif 5lr 3eit iii
DEM @efabrt; beioe entfamen nit
leidten @erlesuneell. Gas automo=
6il lollte am Solnltag ieine 5abr.
ten nod 9eon Springs Beginner.
s. fonnte AZ Boiiaeiere s~faiien.
@ab Dem Sabresberidt De,
3. ST.. 6ree 9ispeniarp ans Sosp!-
-al Miiociotion iino in ser freien
alinif mabreno oes pereoneenen
Sabres 1924 Batienten foitenlos
6ebanoelt moroen, BON benen 1SG
operiert muroen. gs 1torben nuf
orei5ebn. @abreno oes pergangerletl
Sabres mar ste <nif nur orci
Gage in Ser ISOLDE offen, iett sioq
lie ieoen Sag eeoffnet iein..
Die 8ereinigung Ser terani-
iden 3abnar5te bat loeben cine
mebrtagige &onpention bier abge-
balten, In Ser piele intereiiunte
Dinee sur Sprade famen. Or. Do
piion BON @ubbaro mrroe gum
Br1iioenten ertpablt. Die nahite
aonpention finoet in @bilene itatt.
Sci Ser 8reisperteilnng II
Ser Maribaa Sraining Sdool boe
Zen naditebenbe Shiiler Meoai0en
befommen: Sans &otbe, Milton
Heters, @iaiam Differ, Barnard
2enneop uno Irtbur Sngenhuett.
3mei Neaer, sllfreb Sodion
nto Sobp 9apis, limo inter ser
4nflaae oes 9iebitabls perbaitet
noroen. Sn ibrer @obnulle pur=
Sc cine grobe Wenae aeftobfener
8egenItanoe gefunben.
Sonntag NOR Der 6eitoiri-
gent bes >Mnltiner saneerfeitcs IN
Ger Stoot uno belt nit Ser
Sangern cine 8robe in Ser @eetho-
oensSolle ob. Die reiieen gereine
merben am Moutag na6 Muitin nb-
reiien. 9as Set lit ~befanntlidj
am %, % uno "a. Mai.
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yiatr5ans u0n Serbtrslttb,
Goman BON SbusneIoa anbl
tnoiticuunu.)

tHoiticlnnu.)
Mm anoeren Gage reiite Tie fort.
Sanie1l Der iid seben ani1idte, 5unl
MittageiFen berunter8useben, iab,
ME Sreienins ailf benz Sausflur
Elm idlanfes Sing in Neiiefleioune
in ieine Mrme ibloB. Sraufe ltane
lollt ihllld5eno %oaneben. ga ging
er bebutiam IN iein 3immer gu
rid uno martete, bis oie @ausb1l-
terin ibn rief.
9n einenl Der nadlten Gage be-
rief elm fur5es 9ilet BON Sarriet
5eooerien @aufen nod @ingetoft.
ct bate lange oarallf eetpartet,
lire @naoenfrilt in @ingetoft mar
in fur5em abeelaufel - lie mtBt:
llun hire 9ldne fir bic 3eit Bis gil
i6rer germablung gefaBt baben.
Sn ieiner l~lngeoulb mo1te er
iid friiber ais iorit auf<Anb erfuBr
in @ineetoft, oaB Sralllein SEQ
oerien gum Srtsnorlteber eegolrgc,l
iei aber ifon in elmer balbcll
Stunoe 5uriid iein tonne.
9anlen muroc BON Dem M1odc,l
in Sarriets 3imner gefiibrt. Weit
8ebagen empfano ct Die @1rme in
benz trauliden @enlad, in boben
@lalern oufteten Spa5intben uilr
pie Sonntagsitiae lag es auf ie-
oem @erat, 10 ooB er nnmiQfirlid
leiie auftrat.
oils er cine @eife OH Senitcs
geieilen, fiel ibnl eiiL oaB ct nit Ell.
mem guhe iif oie 3eit fiiraen TON
ne. Gr trat all Den @lasi6ralt.
in Dem Der Sdliiiiel itaf, un>
nablte isnter ben beridlieoettet
9anoen, big er ein offenbar MIR
fpiiftig bineineeid)obenes Bud
fano, oeiien 9itel ibnt einelt nolI
Sarriets 2%ieblingen 5r erfenten
gab. 8ebutiam 9ing er anf ieineii
Hlas 5uriid.
@1s er aber ben s%ierlid,en gant
offlen wollte, totem iid Die gla:-
ter bon ielber %auseinalloer, oeri
cine Photographic lag BARN. GhneI
nabm er Tie aus Dem u%mbiiaenoer
Gapier beraus ullb blidte III Sars
riets @eii6t. @ieacidt mar es eir
meilig finger, ein tpenie iorgloier
als iett, ober oennod) iprc6etio
abnlih. Nber mas ipar oieS? Qlter
iiber oas Bib lief in groBcn
beridnorfelten 3iieelr ein @ort.
o0iotima =" buditabierte er CT.
bleideno beraus. Gam iab er, oaB
mih Der 8apierItreifen beidriebcn
mar nn0 los:
ugmpfanee Geilt gilo 5uriid-
MIR CLAUDE nid)t, oob On es So
nit aus meinenl @er5en loid)cit.
Sc NOR Sorbeit, 6ab Oil lpdbn.
teit, es miiroe 0eiiler Seele 5ric.
ben merben ali oes iungclt,
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@tr aIanbcn an lin,

neil mir ietne 8irfung f@ennell, ia
gen Die 2eier 6ieier 3eitilng, ipeld)e
Or. &idter's yBain-grpeaer" ee-
brauht baben, Iange benor tie Mme-
rita iaben. Gin alt beroa5rtes,
fdnea unb iider mirfenoes Rittel
eegen &beumatismus, @idl, Jteural-
gle, @rfdltiguneen uip. @S 1T in al
len oeutlhen Mpotbefen 5u baten sn
25 nno so Gents Die Glaide.
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Die @clt mar erltammt,

als Tie b0rte, mas 9udlen's Mrnica
Salbe 81 fonnen beanipru6te, absr
nier5ig Sabre bon munoerbaren &l;-
rem baben anes beltatigt. Sir aac
arten bon @unoen unerreidtes Mit.
tel. Mur 25c bel alien 9rnggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-15
Sn einem bin.

.@ie, Sic baben iett ein gbeper.
mittlunesbureou?"
nSreilih. 3uerlt babe ih meine
ieds Sohter nerbeirotet uno oann
bat iid Die Sahe bon ielblt 10 ee-
maht."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-15
Srudfebfer.

Maobenpeniionat in biibider Uni
gebuns, in ieoer Siniidt beitens elm
geri6tet. 0ie Shiilerinnen baben
@usiidt auf einen ihonen 8atten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-15

Der g. q. Minilterinl
Union, Die aus MetbooiIten=, 8ap-
tiifeil- Ii. Observation-Disclosures
beitebt, bat 9eihliiiie aneenom
men, ourd Die Der Gpisfopol-
gil6of Sobnlton idarf gctaoelt
miro, neil er in einem offener
Brief it'd gegen Brobbition erfIdrt
uno Die Brobibitioniiten 6anatifcr
genannt bat, benen man tlid)t
trauen oiirfe. @leid5eitig bot it'd
Die San Intonio Minilterial
Union" mon erfabrt neben &C.
iagt, ME, mel eieentlid binter Die
iem Iitel itedt iid auf's Ont.
idiebenite fir Stoatsprobibition err
fl1rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-15
Gimcs Gimbreders ldredlide Sur

mag cine Samilie nidt 10 aufreeen,
mie cine lange &ranfbeit Der Mut-
ser. Or. Sings Neue 2ebens 8il-
ZEN limo ieOph cine pertpoae Meo:-
gin fir Srauen; idreibt Mrs. sc. S.
Dunlap BON 2enoia, Senn. % Cts.
BET aIen 9rlggiiten.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-15
BULLS ARE BUMPED
On THE GRAIN
MARKET.
Weather Reports and De-
malls of oLans Give a
Steady Tone.

Chicago, H., July 15.-Denials that
there had been any bank loans tended
to give the wheat market today a
STEADY Zone. Ideal weather IN the
northwest and heavy receipts here
formed the principal influence against
the bulls
September started at s71s to SS. I'M
changed to &C higher, fell back TO
SIX and rallied 70 37,%.
The close was easy with September
Il to sc higher
Assertions that the damage to the
Kansas crop appeared to be theoret-
icaI took the edge on the corn mar
ket. September opened y to 4 70 g
to &c higher at 67A to 67h. A de-
cline 10 66% followed
The close was steady. September az
a loss of Il TO g
Plentiful offerings OF new oats had
a weakening effect upon that cereal
September started shade OF TO SO
advance at Al to an to 47A and
sagged TO 46A.
Firmness of hogs helped sustain pso-
visions Initial sales were 2zc lower
to a shade higher. with September de-
livery at sS.371a for lard and $S.45 20
SS47H for ribs. There was but little
business in pork
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-15
ONE WICKERSHAM IN
REPLY TO ANOTHER
Alaskan Delegate Says He
Has Long Sought a
Hearing

Washington. D. c., July 1s.-sAttor-
ney general Wickersham made an in
formal reply to the charge of delegate
Wickersham that he had allowed the
statute Of limitation to expire in GER
tain Alaskan criminal crime cases with
out taking action,
Il have not given a definite opinion
that the statute OF limitation has ex-
pired in all of these cases." he said.
1T is improbable that criminal ac-
ton may be taken. The matter Is stin
under investigation insofar as il relates
to the alleged combination OF, bidders
in the coal proposition"
Delegate Wickersham, of Alaska. TO-
day declared that former secretary OF
war Dickinson had been furnished with
the same evidence concerning Alaskan
frauds as was furnished attorney gen.
eral Wickersham in May, 1910. and that
he never acknowledged receipt OF the
documents He had this statement
placed in the records OF the hearings of
the judiciary committee
Coupled with it, was the further
statement that delegate Wickersharn
submitted to the attorney general more
than a year ago evidence of an alleged
bribing OF a United States district at
torney by the Katalla company one OF
the organizations in the Alaska syn
dictate.
i have evidence" declared delegate
Wickersham, that $4,000 was used TO
bride a deputy district attorney. That
is the kind Of matter have been vain
" trying to get this government to
Investigate and prosecute"