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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
MaterSmeet.
Mrs. Geo. Miller is visiting her
parents at Amigo this week.

Mrs. Geo. Miller is visiting her
parents at Amigo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ia. Kelly went
to Duluth for a visit Tuesday.
Mss Emma Smith is having
the mumps this week, also two
small Peterson Children.
Miss Wave Dougherty of Boni-
face, came in to the Sunday
School party Wednesday.
Chas. Hazen, the proprietorssof
the Long Lake Lodge near Phelps
spent Wednesday j night here.
A social gathering Of the Vat
ersmeet Sunday. School was held
at the home Of B. HI. LGrane Mon
day evening.
A Farmers Institute conducted
by VIZ. Taylor, Of Shelby, Mich,
was held here in the high school
hall Monday -
AConductor- Durkee has gone to
West Baden. Ind, for. treatment
of stomach trouble and L Conduc-
tor Warren is relieving him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
For Town Clerk.

/ hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Town Clerk of
the Town of Eagle River, at the eau
Gus to be held Saturday, March '28th.
| viii. appreciate your supportEand.if
elected willkfill the oficekto the best of
M. ability. CHAs. I'll. ADAMS. H..
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News From Our
Neighboring Towns.
Clearwater

Geo. LaFere spent Wednesday
tn town.
L.E.Wellman was a visitor in
town Thursday.
Mrs. John Berg was in Three
Lakes Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Morrison
have returned to their home IN
town,
N. A. Colman left early this
week for an extended absence in
the west.
Mines. B. A.Tyler and RIB. Nc
Kellar are away seeking hospital
treatment.
M.D.Henise and Maurice Ober-
holtzer have returned from their
syork at Monico.
=
Mines. Bowser and Manbeck
were recent guests Of the H. 2.
Hanson family between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Reid re-
turned Tuesday from Berrien
Springs where they visited their
daughter Pearl who is attending
school there.
Those attending the Forest Re
serve hearings from here were:
MD. Henise, F.Stebbeds, Earl
Nichols, Herman Korth and son
Earl, Walter Murray, Ernest
Holms and Tom Cline.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
Officers Elected at Resort Mems
Meeting.

At an enthusiastic meeting OF re-
sort men held Tuesday night a per-
nanent organization was effected and
lie following we're elected as officers
ior the year:
President-Jesse Coon. Trout Lake:
Vice Pres.-H. P. Tilden, Eagle
River
Tteas.-Fayette &. Buck, Wiuchea-
ter:
Secy.-Fred MOrey, Eagle River.
Nearly every resort in the territory
was represented and many matters
of importance TO thems thoroughly
gone into and discussed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
For Supervisor.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of supervisor of
the Town Of Eagle River, at the eau
Gus to be held Saturday, March Is,
l will appreciate your support ana
promise that if elected to fill the Off
ce to the best of my ability.
EMIL PASEK.
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For Assessor.

| hereby announce myself. candi-
late for the Office Of Assessor Of tx
ruwn of Eagle River at the caucus to
3e held Saturday, March %. ! will
ippreciate your support aud if elected
/ Will tll the Office TO the best OF ny
a0nit!, w j. WALSH.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
To Written Feathers.

Plunge the feathers in naphtha,
rinse in second dish of naphtha, and
dry in the open air. Place in a closed
box and expose to the strong fumes
OF sulphur The box must be air
tight or the bleaching will not be sue
cessful.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
To TinhtAn a Cane seal.

When the cane seat of chair says.
1t may be frightened and nlass to look
as good as new by scrubbing it with
hot water and soap until the cane is
wet thoroughly and then drying it In
the hot sun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
Salt Outlets.

Soak six thin slices of salt pork in
milk and water over night. Roll each
slice in -four and fry crisp and brown
in lard Then dip each slice in beaten
egg, roll in bread crumbs and re
turn for few moments to the hot fat
A good relish.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
iigh School Students
Enjoy Sleighride and Party.

Enjoy Slsighride and Party.
"A jolly crowd ofshigh. school young
people. sixteen in;number, chaperoned
~ Mrs W. Shattuck andsMrs. @. G.
Luther, enjoyed sleigh-ride last Fri
lay evening, Driving out tothe home
If Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy at the
Everett resort. where they were most
pleasantly entertained with music and
ards until a..late hour, after which
! most delicious. luncll wasserveo AID
then inch and Lat nance, with able
assistance washed the dishes. Every
body wants to 20 again. how about it
Frank?
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FOR Town Clerk.

hereby announce myself q candi-
iate ter The ONCE Of Town Clerk lcl
he Town OF Eagle River at the CAT
us 10 be held saturday, March q.
will appreciate Your support and i
lected will MI the Office to tile besl
If my ability.
HARRY B. MCINTYRE.
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0ucar Potatoea.

Blk sweet potatoes. one cup white
sugar, one-ha1f cup water, one tea
spoonful butter. Parboil, peel and cut
potatoes into quarterback slices. Cook
the other ingredients to form a sirpn
Place the slices OF potato in the strip
and simmer gently for an hour, then
let the strip boil away until it is al
most dry. Serve with meats.
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For Chairman,

! hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Chairman Of the
Board of Supervisors of the Town Of
Eagle River at the caucus to be held
saturday, Marches. Twill appreciate
your support and il elected will fill
the Office to the best Of my ability.
n. M. EMMoNs.
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Icing Improved.

Icing for cake may be prevented
from racking when cut by adding one
tablespoonful of sweet cream to each
uneaten egg. Stir all up together
then add sugar stiff as can be stirred
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20
To Mend Mattino.

Any torn place may be invisibly
mended. Darn back and forth with
raffia the color Of the mating. Even
badly worn places may be successfUk
" mended in this way.
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CHEAP ARES TO PACIFIC CvA|
VIA CHICAGO AND NOKlh
" EST RN KY

y ESTER N KY *
Tickets on sale daily March p II
April Is, 1874 10 Helena ato III
Nampa, NJ IS oula, salt ~ Lake aais,,o s
Ogden, PocatellO, San FIaln ,S M
Diego, Los Angeles, Porsla ;lnnv I'll
ma, Seattle. Spokane and m Sayo Tsl
points. Choice OF routes. rasrt;cn|
stop-over privileges. For pSi"0'|
apply to ticket agents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-03-20

Did any Of the Chicago mall order
houses ever trust any one SoT j set Of
sieighs, or plow, until they could
draw on their pulp. logs o. potato
crop.
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For Superxisor.

For Supervisor.
Thereby announce myself as can
didate for Supervisor of the Town of
Eagle River, Fat. the caucus to be held
Saturday, March 18th. a -.s.:s
JOHN A. FIEDLER.
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Announcements.
For Supervisor,

For Supervisor.
I announce myself as a candidate
for the nomination.of supervisor Sof
thelT oWnlOf Eagle River .and will ap-
preciate your support.
EDW. LAUCAU,
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Daily Thought.

Two things must be rooted out OF
mar eonceit and neutrality-suspicious..
Evening star., 1914-11-05
Allies VIGOROUSLY Have Re-
pulsed Desperate Attacks,
Saws Frances President.
HIS SOLDIERS PRAISED
FOR ARDOR AND COURAGE
Soldiers of Republic Showing Pa
tience and Tenacity Under
Fire of Foe, He Says.

rARyS November ). $3.50 p.m.-Presi-
dent Poincare has sent letter to War
Minister Millerand in which he declares
that after a long series of violent en-
s,tgements the allies have repuised the
desperate attacks of he enemy
The text of the letter follows:
INV Dear Minister: After a long Sc
ries of violent combats our. armies, ~
.ether with the allied troops. nave su.
tacks of the enemy They have given
proof, in this new phase or the wal, -,
qualities as admirable as those s.oW ~, - II
hy them in the victorious paltte VI 'he
Narne.
Acquiring Experience.
As the hostilities progress the
French soldier. without losing anything
Of his ardor and his courage, Is ac-
,,i-i,er Greater experience and adapt
ing to better advantage his inherent
,.ir+ues tn meet the exigencies of mill
tary operations.
..Ha is showing an incompatible re-
serve force for the offensive. and at the
same time he is being trained III pd.
,ience and in tenacity under the fre OF
There is being established between
the commanding officers ana the hleh d
confidential intimacy which, Iar ron
undermining discipline, ennonies u ps
an enlightened consciousness OF so4iuai
itv in devotion and in sacrifice
Every time that one returns among
our troops one is astounded by the
absolute elimination OF all P, Persoi...l
of the courage displayed, aud by tne
greatness of this collective soul IN
which all the hopes of the race are
mingled.
tiles and before a horizon which burst
ing shrapnei fill with smoke o. tea
with flashes of light. one sees tranquil
peasants pushing their carts and SEED
ing their ground, one understands TO
an even greater degree how mex
haustible are the qualities OF energy
and of vitality in this old land or
France.
Sends Congratulations.
..I beg you, my dear general kindly to
transmit my further congratulations to
the general-in-chief, to the commanding
officers of armies. to the commanding
officers of army corps and to all the
officers. under officers and soldiers. 1
hold them all in the same admiration.
The army is worthy of the country, as
the country is w rthv cf ~" INV
France is invincible because she is sure
of the righteousness of her position, and
because she has fai-h in h"~ nv''@~4a 'ttv
''I express to you. my dear minister,
my devoted sentiments.
fSigned.) R. POINCARE.
Message to Gen. Joffre.
Minister of War A1illerand, in trans
mitting to Gen. Joffre the letter received
by him from the president of the re-
public. wrote to the commander-in-chief
of the French forces as follows:
My Dear General: 1t is with real JOY
that l transmit to you a letter I have
Just received from the president Of the
republic. In communicating this letter
to your armies and to their commanding
officers l beg you to add to it the ex-
preston of my admiration.
Believe, my dear general, in my best
sentiments.
,Signed) "A. M1LLERAND."
Evening star., 1914-11-05

Sacramento will cut down the num-
her of it's saloons by buying and clos
ing one.
Evening star., 1914-11-05
Message to Gen. Joffre.
English Aviator Killed.

LONDON. November 5, 1925 AIN
Lieut.. Murray lost his life in an aero
plane accident at the Avon flying school
this morning. 1t is believed that he
miscalculated the distance while land
ing. after making a flight over Rushall
Down. His machine crashed to- the
earth and he was killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
LIQUOR PEOPLE AND
ADVOCATES NOW SEE
WRITING ON WALL
Sentiment of Majority of Citi-
zens Of Virginia Against Sa-
loon Plainly Shown In Unex-
pectedly Large Number Of
Petitioners

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1900. f,,,,.,,x'.,,, ~ W.
hile tue Huhoer OF petltionefs
known ny the AhI-Saieoh League or
lTeinla 10 nave signed the pet!uons
Gaming Tor the SUBMISSION OF ,he qHes-
l"h Oh Whether tne state shail con-
niue % ieeai@e tne h9aor FaHiet Is
sl1Ehtlg IN excess OF the tlsures az the
once Oh we secretary az the common
"eaith' II is because the NUMBER OF
petti0tlerS OF southampton. blnWia-
aie' 1'1ekepsoh' Rms IeoEse' Hlsh-
.dno anu Greene touHtlss WIZ pIooa-
piE not DE counted IN the totai 70 Dc
SeIt'Reo To the SoFeEhof
Unexpectedly Large Number
But the total number of petitioners
is startling and unexpected being
nearly four times larger than the num-S
Der OF signatures required by the law.
and II mas had a dumbfounding effect
Tbov were entirely unnrenarea Tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Her Lawyer Anxious For Her
To Explain Away Circum-
stantial Evidence
Will Ask Husband
To Waive Immunity
District Attorney Holds Threat
of Prosecution Over Heads
of the Physician and Mrs.
Powell

Freeport. L. l.. July l3-If DR.. Car
man takes the stand before the grand
jury on Wednesday or Thursday, he
VIII be asked first to sign a waiver of
immunity.
Before Mrs. Ida Powell. sister of
Mrs Carman, takes the stand before
the grand jury, she VIII be asked to
sign a similar waiver
District Attorney Smith decided
upon these two moves today, after he
had spent long time considering his
theory of the crime, and the lack OF
knowledge displayed at the coroner s
inquest by the husband and sister OF
Mrs, Florence Carman. now In Mineoia
Jail, accused OF having murdered Mrs,
Louise Bailey.
The district attorneys decision to
ask for these waivers was formed after
a study of the statutes which hold that
person who conceals q crime, or
refuses 70 testify fully as to his know
ledge of crime. is guilty in the same
degree as the active criminal The
application of the law shows that II
Mrs. Carman is being shielded from
the consequences OF the murder which
the State alleges she committed. the
person WIFI IS shielding her as as
guilty Of the crime as she Is,
The district attcrt sy'S announcement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
M'REYNOLOS WILL
LIKELY SUCCEED
JUSTICE lURT0N
Believed That Attorney Cen
eral Is to Be Elevated to Su-
preme Court Bench
Wilson Determines
To Name Democrat
President Gives Little Thought
to Suggestions of Appointing
Taft - Harry St. George
Tucker Mentioned

Washington. July 13-Attorney-
General James G, McReynolds prob
ably Will be appointed TO the Supreme
court to succeed Justice Lurton. who
died al Atlantic City yesterday
The president Will not make an an
nouncement as In Justice Lurton's sue
ceasor for a considerable time. He has
not definitely decided as yet to send
the name Of Mr.. MCReynolds to the
senate, bat there are strong reasons
fer believing thar the attorney gen
eral ultimately will he his selection,
Tho only man whom the president
has considered with the same degree
Of favor IS Mr. McReynolds Is Sec
rotary * War Ltndley NJ, Garrison
The secretary was eliminated how
ever b. the realization on the pres!-
dents part that the Mexican situation
contains too many possibilities fer him
TO be willing to dispense with the ser
vices OF his secretary ~ war.
VIII Name Democrat
Mr. Wilson is understood Ia be con-
WINGED that he should appoint Demo
crat 10 the position and had given
title thought to suggestions OF an
pointing ex-rresident Taft, er any
u9Her tNFIflpfttdDt
Mr. M Reynolds is a Tennessean. as
was Justice Lurton His most con
spicuoBs legal work Was done as
special counsel fer the government In
the sssif against the tobacco trust. II
as this which attracted the aten-
Ion II President Wilson, and led TO
bis appO'utment as attorneN-Eenera
II Nj IcReynolds Is advanced to
TIE Supreme court. many here expect
that tso attorney Sc 0eralship VIII e.
tn Frederick " Lehman the 81. Louis
In wyer Who served as an American
representative al the mediation con-
ference or to John w Davis the pres
ent solicitor general
Harry ~. George Tucker Mentioned
Senators discussed With keen tn
terest today the vacancy an the Su-
preme court bench. and the possibili-
ties suggested for the seat in that tri-
hunal occupied bv the late Justice Lnr~
ton. Senators representing States in
clided in the Fourth judicial circuit
expressed The hope that the president
would soc his way clear 20 select a
man from the Fourth circuit Among
rho NOR mentioned We're William l."
NarhurN. Of Baltimore Harry ST
GEORGE Tucker, Of Virginia: Senator
Lee s. Overman. OF North Carolina,
and John W Davis, Of West Virginia.
solicitor general
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
BOTETOURT COUNTY
WILL VOTE STRONG
FOR PROHIBITION
More Than Eleven Hundred
Sign Petitions-Wets Will
Not Poll 200 Votes

Special to The Richmond Virginian.t
buchanan, Va. July l3.--Petitions
asking the governor to call State
vice prohibition election have oeen
circulated over the entire county DUR
ing the past two weeks. total OF
LIS signatures were secured In
Botet6u county. About 1900 were
aualitied TO sign in Botetourt county.
or this number, about l.450 were ask
ed TO sign tins petitions.
Could all the voters have been seen
there world have been obtained at
least 1900 signatures. or the $50
people who refused to sign the PEE
titions, at least half of them stated
that they would not sign the petition.
but that they would vote the dry ticket
at the election, while many of the
others who refused to sign the petition
stated that tfhey would vote neither
way.
1t is not believed that the vets Will
get zoo votes in the county at tho
coming election in September. 81
The prohibition forces have the
county we'll organized and there is
strong sentiment against the hQueg
traffic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Villa, Gonzales and Oregon
to Advance on Capital From
Opposite Directions
Will Not Mediate;
War Must Continue
Final Goal of Constituencies
Must Fall by Assault, De
spite Huertas Preparations
For Heroic Defense

Il Paso. Texas, July 13-Fighting
is going on at San Luis Potosi. CAPITAL
Of the Mexican state of the same
name In other parts of Mexico. per-
feet quiet reigns. according to adVices
to constitutIonalist headquarters here.
The evacuation of Guayamas,
Sonora's chief seaport, reported last
week by the constituttonaists as an
accomplished fact, is reported again
today as under way. Huerta troops
are said to be shipping on transports
for a movement TO Mexico City 20 help
the government make a last stand
against the rebel forces from the
north.
Pancho Villa and his troops are still
in the northern part Of Mexico, In
active.
General Alvaro Ohregon and his
rebel troops are reported resting at
Qua dal la lara after their yictoy over
the federals In the Jalisco capital.
VIII Make Heroic Defense
The explanatio Is that villa and
Obregon will rest while General
Gonzales and his force Is attacking
San Luis Potosi Meantime, am
rnunition will be imported by Car
rama With the fall of San Luis, Villa
is to return south with his forces and
Ohregon Is TO begin moving youth
Tbird Pa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
71.4O7 VOTERS WANT STATEWIDE ELECTION
DRY" LawP raised
By Mine Official
In West Virginia

That the prohibition law Is a great
thing for the coal mining industry
Of West Virginia and It's influence was
felt after July 4. the first holiday since
the law took effect. was the state
ment of a prominent official Of a coal
company yesterday.
In the past the mines would close
down on a holiday and they would
not be able to resume full operations
for a week afterward as it would take
that long for the miners 10 get over
their celebration" the official stated.
But on July Fourth the mines closed
down as usual to give the men a hol-
iday, but they all resumed work the
next day because there was no intox-
icating drinks to be had to prevent
them from being in condition for
work. Huntington, w. Va. Herald
Dispatch,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
INTERVENTION IN
BLACK REPUBLICS
IN NEAR FUTURE
United States Announces Hasty
Preparations for Action in
Hayti and Santo Domingo

Washington. July 3.-Recognizing
the necessity of taking some action
with regard to conditions in Hayti and
Santo DOMINGO. the administration to-
night announced The sending of 700
marines to Guantanamo, Cuba. This
force Is to be held in readiness for II
quick movement into either country.
In addition, the gunboat Sacra-
mento, now at Vera Cruz will proceed
to Port Au Prince The battleship
Connecticut is already lying off the
Hayticn port. while the battleship
South Carolina is at Santo Domingo
City; the cruiser Washington and sun
boat Machias at Puerto Plata, S. d..
and the gunboats Marietta and
Castine are covering other Haytier
and Dominican ports.
Americans engaged in trade with
the two countries, particularly with
Scnto Domingo. have repeatedly report
ed TO Secretary Bryan the very severe
losses they are suffering owing To the
practices of the contending factions.
The Administrations reluctan,.. to
take any steps in the matter was large
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
President Expected
to Accept Invitation
to Visit Richmond

Washington. n. G, July 12.--Tt be-
came practically certain, after Con-
gresham Montague visited The white
House today, that President Wilson
will accept the invitation extended him
last week to attend the next meet
Ing OF the National Bankers asso-
citation in Richmond in October. There
Is only one thing that Will prevent the
president from going. according TO the
way the matter is seen here now, and
that is. official engagements may so
occupy his time that he will not be
able 10 leave Washington. II is be-
lteved that the invitation can be ac-
cepted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
. Y. RERTRON. OF NEW YORK.
UIITED TO WHITE HOUSE

nhineton. july f2.--Pres'dent
IN today teleGraphed an invita-
- to v Rertron, of the banking
T. III of Bertron. Griscom 4 Co, Of
New York, TO come to the White
House Wednesday for conference
on the busire situation and dnti-
trust legislation. This is regarded as
another step In the movement of the
administration 10 establish better
relationship with the business world.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
CARMAN COOK CHANGES
HER STORY OF MURDER

New York. July l3.-William J..
Burns. in charge of the investigation
of the Bailey murder, said today that
Celia Coleman, Mrs. Carmans negro
cook. had ''amplifed" her testimony
and that she will have very different
story to tell the grand jury than was
told by her to the coroner.
Celia will be produced he said.
when the authorities want her, She
has thought matters ever and decided
that it would be best for her to tell
the whole truth"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
British Refugees In Jarnaica.

Kingston. Jamaica. July i3-The
British cruiser Berwick arrived here
today with score of English refugees
from Mexico She will return to
Mexican waters tomorrow
The German cruiser Karlsruhe. OF
1 500 tons, sailed from hare hurried
~ this morning for Vera Cruz,
Mexico
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Tots, petitioners ...N4o7
"Clerk. Of King William ceur, in
correctly certified 169 petitioners;
certificate returned for correction
Seventy-seven signatures certified
correctly up TO 3 P NJ. July IS.
''Clerk OF Southampton yester-
day telegrnphed S61 petitioners.
following with letter to arrive to-
day. properly sworn certificate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

EXCURSION To THE MOUNTAINS.
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Friday. July IL $2,ee Lynchburg.
$500 Roanoke. Phone Madison 4s7 for
full particulars.