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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-07-03

! coffee. after the way you cuffed
French Curly's gun around any man
might a. known you was poor medi-
cine to go against"
"His mind may have been drunk,
but his nerves were steady" sighed
Dinsdale. aHe shot mighty straight
and nifty-No satisfaction in killing
| him. Felt all the time as If he was
going through with something he SIM
ply had to do"
Pyrites lowered the coffee pot slow
ly and stared in amazement at his
companion.
Partner" he solicitously inquired,
"you feel all right?"
Dinsdale laughed and dried his feet
on the short grass.
'Top high, Pyrites. Ny conscience
doesn't trouble me bit. Bandy Al
len was a bad one Better off dead.
| If he had been an Injun I'd say he'd
made a vow to his medicine and had
to tackle me- Being low-down scum
I can't get rid of the feeling he was
doing something he wouldn't have
tried unless he felt obliged to try 1t"
Pyrites stared at him sympathetic
cally, and declared:
"Your talk doesn't assay out even
one teeny color. Not even a trace.
OF course it's barely possible French
Curly and some of his pals might have
it against you for what happened in
Keno Franks place; yet 1t don't have
the right indications. Those fellers
would want you to live till they could
get you down at table again. you'd
think"
Curly! Never thought of him." ex-
claimed Dinsdale We'll, I'm through
mulling 1t over. From now on I'm
going to be wolf at prospecting"
That's the kind Of talk that makes
me feel good" approved Pyrites. Nov
you pitch into that grub, have short
smoke and turn in. And don't let
Bandy Allen bother your dreams any.
San Juan has stopped all talk against
you by It's time Amt no doubt in my
mind but what Bandy was one of the
boss thieves that have been doing as
regular business in these hills as
the miners have"
He crawled into the tent to escape
the heavy dews and rolled in his blan.
Sets. Dinsdale smoked a pipe and
then followed his friends example.
| The thunder birds were Tapping
| their wings and the hills were filed
with deep rumblings. Pyrites, crawl
| ing from his blankets to prepare the
breakfast, studied the heavens for a
minute and then went about his work.
"We'1l run into 1t If we break camp,
obviously remarked Dinsdale from the
tent.
TITS lambasting sin out of the pines
down there" grunted Pyrites. "It's
moving southeast. We won't get any
of it. Well eat and poke along"
Dinsdale took the hint and turned
out The breakfast was soon eaten
and the burros packed.
Dinsdale went ahead, usually in
sight Of his companion every few min
utes as he surmounted a ridge. For
two miles he rode and then refined In
and stared thoughtfully at something
ahead. Swinging his head about to
scan the cover suspiciously he would
have been thrown into something of q
panic had he not remembered the In
dams fear OF thunder storms. Slip
ping to the ground and shifting his
rifle to his left hand while he drew a
hand gun he approached the object
which had caused him to dismount. It
was long feathered arrow, with
lightning marks" or grooves on the
short shaft characteriz!ng it as be-
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CHAPTER VII
san Juan sends WORD.

They arrived at Castle creek, the
south fork Of the Rapid, above the
eight-mile canyon and near where gold
was discovered in June of the preced-
ing year. Within two or three miles
of where the Custer trail leaves the
valley they halted for dinner. The
spot was a small bar and, despite his
haste to leave the band on the divide
far behind him, Pyrites took time to
wash out several pans of gravel He
said the bar would pay two cents to
pan in fine gold.
Dinsdale was not impressed and de-
clared it would not pay for mans
tobacco. His contempt diminished
when Pyrites tested another spot and
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Many houses are spoiled by the de-
sire for terraces. Most houses look
better when set low.
In building an airplane work as
fine, accurate and delicate as that in
making watch is required.
Catnip oil is often used in trapping
bobcats and mountain lions because
those annals relish the little green
shrub.
Our real work does not tire us half
so much as worrying over some diff
cult task which might come to us, but
which never does come.
The river Shannon is the largest
and longest river in the Irish Free
State and is navigable for SO miles for
all classes of ocean-going ships.
1t is an old saying that the minute
piece of land he has other people
working to help him toward indie
pendence.
Fata Morgana, in medieval romance,
was a fairy, sister of King Arthur
She lived on the Isle of Avalon. The
name is also used of mirage seen in
the Strait of Messina, caused by Nor
CANA.
A poor man once found and kept a
large red stone for keepsake. Years
later a friend of his saw 1t and recog-
nized it as a priceless gem. For years
the owner had been in possession Of
immense, but unrecognized and unused
riches.
Felix" a slow-moving old rat, is
pensioner at the Derby railway sta
ton, London, and is jealousy pro-
tected by the stations staff. He will
nibble his food, undisturbed, in full
view of the throngs that pass in and
out. If anyone tries to modest him,
the station employees are quite in
dignant 1t is their boast that no
dog or ferret dare touch Felix and
that he is to wise to take poison.
In dwarf star" like the sun, sug-
gests Professor Eddington, collidtng
atoms may destroy each other, thus
liberating the energy locked up In
them so that the interior of such stars
gets hotter, while their mass becomes
smaller.
Nearly half of Englands 18,500,000
people live in cities Of more than 50,-
900 population. The fact has been
given new attention as result of the
after-war employment problem which
confronted the country. Incidentally.
Durham is the only English county in
which the men outnumber the women.
One of the sanitary regulations for
Cuba says that in cities of 10000 in
habitants or more "the floors of rooms
of the first story and basement as
well as the coverings or framework
for upper floors, shall be impermeable
and proof against rats"
Changing fish to water of differ
ent temperature from that to which
they are accustomed will, according to
a Danish scientist, after several gen.
erations, produce new type, modified
in form and structure, especially in the
rays of the fms and the number OF
yertebrae.
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One Reason for Work

Possibly a great deal of work is
done that doesn't need to be because
thana Is nothing else to do.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-07-03
A Substitute

Difference between praise and fiat
terry is that praise means 1t. There
is too little means it." SO fiattery sub
stitutes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-07-03
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Wheat
No. 2 hard ----1.1sh@1.22
Corn
No. yellow-.-----.--...-..-.1.OOh@1 .O1
No. 2 mixed------------------- .96%@ .991h
Oats
No. white---------------- .57A@ .57A
Barley .-----..----------.-----.-.---s.8 80 a .83
Hogs Heavyweight, 250-35O pounds,
medium choice. $7O5@7.SO; medium
weight, 2OO-25O pounds, medium choice,
$7O0@7.30; lightweight, 10000 pounds
common choice. $6.45@7.15; light light
130-160 pounds, common choice, $3.50
@6.S5; packing hogs, smooth, $1,000
$50; packing hogs, rough, $6.10@6.5O;
slaughter pigs, 100 pounds down, medi-
UNI choice, $5.25@6.00.
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Immortal Epic

Tie Niebelungen-LIed Is a famous
German epic poem Of unknown au ,.,,
shIp consisting OF ancient ballads :.
termed sagas. In its present form II
dates from the middle Of the Twelflh
century. II IS divided Into two parts
he arst ending with the death Of Selg-
MED and The second wllh the death
y, Krlemblld his widow. Interest In
the Nlebelungen-Lied declined ailer
the Reformation. but revived al 'ne
close Of the Eighteenth century; Il
was not however, until the early part
OF the Nineteenth century that scholars
realized the great literary treasures
contained IN this poem. Richard Wag-
ner founded bis musical drama en-.
titled aThe Ring Of the Nibelunsen
on this epic.
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suggestive Of many which may be pre-
pared al home
Supreme Of Duckling.-Take the
breasts and second joints Of uncooked
duckilng. remove the meat and chop
very line Add four eggs, one at a
time. stirring until the mixture IA
smooth. Add one and 0ne-half cupfuls
Of thick cream. salt. pepper and little
onion juice 20 season. Turn Into but
tered timbale moids. cover with but
tered paper. place in pan OF hot
water and bake about thirty minutes
IN a moderate oven. Serve with:
Beehamel Sauee.-Melt two table
spoonluls of butler. add three fable
spoonfuls Of -four. one-fourth teaspoon
full Of salt. a few grains OF pepper,
one-half cupful Of chicken stock we'll
seasoned. and one-half cupful OF top
milk. Stir and cook until smooth and
well-coOked
Gelatin Of capon.-Bone a capon and
remove and discard all the dark meat
Cut the breast In halves lengthwise.
push wing and leg skin inside. Cover
the skin from which the dark meat has
been removed with breast meat. FIJI
with forcemeat. draw the skin over
the forcemeat; tie In n double thick
ness Of cheesecloth and steam over
the bones and dark meat Remove,
put Into a pan and cover with a weight
over night. Take the cloth from the
capon. remove the skin and cover with
Chaudfroid sauce. When stiff and firm
garnish with trufIles cut into fancy
shapes and coat with asplc Jelly.
chaudfrold sauce.-Melt one table
spoonful Of butter. add one and one
half tablespoonfuls OF flour. and when
smooth add one-half cupful Of white
stock. one egg yolk slightly beaten. one
Of cream. one-half table
spoonful OF lemon juice. Dissolve a
Of gelatin softened In cold
water In very little hot water; add to
he first mixture Season 20 taste and
use with the gelatin Of capon.
Almond tiorseradish Sauce. Blanch
and chop fine two dozen almonds.
Press the vinegar from four table
ipoonfuls OF fresh hOrseradlsh. sea-
'on with salt and red pepper. add
he almonds and two tablespoonfuls Z
4 thick. sweet cream whipped Mix 4
veil and serve with the fish.
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If You Heed a Medicine
You Should Have the Best
Or. KiImar'S SWamp-ROOl

Have you ever stopped TO reason why
It is that so many products that are ex-
tensiyely advertised all at once drop out
Of sight and are soon forgotten! The
reason is PLAINTIFF article did not fulfill
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited 20 those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says, "Take for
example DR.. Kilmers Swamp-Root, a
preparation | have sold for many years
and never hesitate TO recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, az many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so large a
sale"
According TO sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success Of DR..
X liners Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
80 many people claim. that II fulfills almost
every wish in overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder ailments, corrects urinary
troubles and neutralzes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle of
Swamp Root by parcel post. Address Dr.
hilmer Co., Binghamton, n. Y, and
enclose ten cents; also mention this paper
large and medium size bottles for sale
at all drug CONGRATULATIONS
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the third dose felt better. / took it
four times day for two years, getting
better all the time, and now for four
years / don't have any pains. After
taking the medicine for two years had
another child-a lovely baby girl now
four years old-the life of our home. /
do praise this medicine. 1t is a Godsend
to women who suffer with female
troubles and especially for pains at the
periods. / surely was very bad once,
and / know that Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound saved me from an
operation. = Mrs. JOSIE M. SHAW,
Route No. l, Cambridge, Maine.
A countrywide canvass of purchasers
of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound reports 90 out of every 100 were
benefited by it. For sale by druggists
everywhere.
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ssnssrsor brings Hee ard Ray
Together, oe yoa see the poo
slbllisissf
A Different Miss

niii-why the xicony look. Joel
Jee-rm n troaaie. Ny wife over.
heard nae telling Steve Jackson that
bad bad two misses IN uy ear the
evening tefnre.
shut that = no excuse FOR rpw
why. every mo,erist has englns
trephis-
~nnt she found cut thar enly go
a. them was IN the engine
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Expert Analysis

Judge Roy Campbell is a person OF
auiet mlen and few words. Like all
the rest Of humanity. however he has
likes and dls'lkes, and once in blue
moon he boils over
Discussing with a newspaperinan
recently the personality Of a man who
takes an unlimited part In politics, the
Judge said:
Hes Ike an electric fan-hls only
excuse for being Is that he keeps the
air circulating. though the good Lord
knows he does enough Of that to make
all the rest Of the electric fans In the
world Jealous. Houston Post
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Gas in Germany

In the Ruhr, according to Das Gas
ind Wasserfach, artificial gas is sup
planting coal and coke for heating
schools and business offices. This is
being accomplished in spite Of the
fact that this Is new use for gas in
that part Of Germany. and that the
cost Of locally produced coal and coke
Is low. Savings, II is stated, even I'M
der these conditions. have amounted to
more than per cent.
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'cosyTisAi By The BobasMs"ni Co,

sanderson opened the envelope.
reading the scanty words: God keep
sou. ny son Robert, for fear that
am DYING
lie placed his arm awkwardiy
about iiOb's shoulders.
Poor Bob Poor fellow 2" he whis-
pered And patfed Bob repeatedly
upon the shoulder. clucking half-audi
BY. and wishing for words which
would not come.
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AtaN - AUt hN>y
dry. when the laundry work Is attend.
ed to In the home. II Il Is warm day,
serve fresh fruit aud cookies. Easy 70
prepare. and cookies should always be
In the supply cupboard n the day Is
not too warm the following pudding
win be acceptable:
Fnteen-Minuts Puddina--into one
cupfld or Hour. sifted with teaspoon.
ful of baking powder and one half tea.
spoonful Of salt. stir one-half cupfui Of
rich milk. or enough to make drop
batter Grease cuStard or pudding
moids and drop In a spoonful Of the
batter. then add n spoonful o. juicy
cherries. either fresh or canned: an
ether spoonful Of batter. aud set thu
cups In pans pour around enough
boiling water 81 steam them without
boiling up into the cups. Cover closely
and boil for fifteen minutes without I'M
covering Serve unmoltcd. With sugar
and cream
ON Tuesday have a lennon or cram
pie.
on Wednesday a delicious pudding
uisy be prepared ~ follows:
Sporpe Pudding. Take one-third o.
a cupfui of io1r. quarter ~ cup
fui - sugar. mix well and add to ons
cupfui % milk and cook until smooth
ami thick Coal. after adding a table
spoonful u butter. and add THREE wen.
beaten exx ycikS, then fold In the
srtffiy beaten whites and pour into q
padding dish set IN hot water and
bake until lightly hrownei--aheut
twenty minutes Serve with = sauce
prepared with two tahlespoonfris %
srf,ersd huttcr. one cupfGl 81 pow
dered sugar. crvsmcd together. then
add whipped cream snd navorinx 70
make a creamy sance
Thursday have gelatin ieily with
fruit. served With cream
Friday. short cake with berries
straw cr ssrherries-and SATURDAY
serve a cus,art
Nm, Duxu.,o
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Only Playing

A small boy accompanied his mother,
who Just dropped In" 10 hear a part
OF the testimony In trial at the coun-
~ building. Counsel objected heated
" to one question after another put to
the defendant Finally there came a
recess and counsel chatted amiably.
The boy looked at them in wonder.
MA. I thought they were mad at each
other" he exclaimed-Detrolt News
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efNop8iS la q isw drinking
place 10 fhe laf1ness torn u
AiitaTifi. hafAra. tIsaoilie con
~ tts wsalfHg Aocni Lard ~ tbs
1hanftf Gate boasts - q rifi be
- r. pasrhase ftith sold stolen
from BE fatherls Foiionias =
n9af 81 tn4 aisfe. 1rnnhan
wHlte man sIeakiaa perfect Jap.
anste j. ieff laenHafieus kaya.
pa. breeding BE fathers singer.
seas = uat - escape. BE changes
flFhts elia ths unconscious
u'hifs nseu tfe Hh0m ~ hears a
Remarkable ftesfetiantal. ieafins
nots n etfisnati4u Lawns.
KaFagna a. robbed and slain. TIE
Ntifa man az AaYama - taken.
unconscious 90 fha house q
Aeehi iils name q Robert Wells
Wsiia araheas tee iiGefel. tlft %
fsmliiaf sqsn.s. % Aechis haase
Aotti. aim9sf aIkhfieas from aFe,
doss nat perceive ths deception
We taa datfrmIned tla unworthy
son sheaid b. Taf % death. bat
Wells department. lads him 20
think reformation q possible.
kofhi Dies that aaY Wells nnaa
keYsmas nofs. sn4 audtratands
Priests rsmina HIN ~ nsfxain
~ taa made. 81 bay = Eift Re
Fees % fhs temple aai purchases
The alrf 10 an appearances white.
tAoash lhs priests ase9fe him she
has chlnfae blood she tells him
ahs % nnifs--rkiI uhIis"~-and
he3s him 10 spare her The par-
fatige gees back 90 Wells youth
meitsfisss son ~ a missionary
IN japanese village. Iiis father
seeds fne hoy - America 20
b. sfnfafad James aan1efsaus
wealthy asn Francisce eontrac-
fef. welcomes N boz. his sisters
soa ~ college Hob does wsii
bat 10 eonsidefed "aiii" Wells
rosefa Aitsfts Hayward orphsn
dauEhfef 81 tis uncis's former
hasinsss raftasr. and - im.
pressed hhe 10 really Ia love
sta HaFmon1 Williams. but
seeing wells - bis uneie's heir.
sAs nlfts WIN him. ahils sehsm-
ING With Willlsms % encompass
his eswnsail
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Consumption of Butterflies

The natives of Australia consume
every year millions OF butterflies.
These insects live largely n the noun
tain rocks. The natives catch them
by lighting wood fires, the smoke Of
which suffocates them. The natives
collect them in baskets. put them in
the oven and, after having sifted them
to get rid of the wings, make them in
to sort of tart, much appreciated
among coDnoisseurs.
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Might From the Habit

WHO IS that guy In the flivver try
ing TO pass our car.
It's the professor of Greek"
"Then I'll slow up and let him go
by. If / don't, with examinations COM
ing on next week, he might get the
idea he can't ever pass me at all
Farm Life.
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Up-to-Dufe Person

Philosopher-No man is a hero to
his valet.
Miss Sharp-It's not to be wondered
ut Anybody who wants to be consld-
cred hero ought at least be man
enough to dress himseIf-London An
swers.
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CHAPTER VI

Sanderson found hts clgnr unpalata.
bic; the luncheon that should have
brought a feeling Of inner content
seemed suddenly distressing. He
waved a pencil al the man across the
desk.
"Be explicit. Gordon Get down to
cases You say the boy Il Wild. !
admit n, but only after hours Have
you ever had man who carried out
your orders more mlnutely7 You have
not. Does Bob know his buslnessf
lie does we gu have our fling. Hell
stop before be burns himself out. And
o r. not Interfering with his work"
Gordon. In charge Of construction.
shouted his answer "Grnnted. Mr.
sanderson. I've heard Of his parties.
but I've never seen him when he
couldn't ride beam 10 the four
tenth. rs that COMPOUNDED who-the-
b-llare.you manner OF his I'm com
plalnln' or"
Il never saw that manner. That U.s."
qualifying, mot so bad as you say
II U.s."
you wouldn't" Gordon iddled With
his cigarette before continuing. "HIe
makes The dagoes think they're dagoes.
] guess. The men hate him. II slows
up m work."
I'm tell him." sanderson promised
vaguely.
lie found the telling not so simple,
and hddled for an opening He liked
loved the young devil. He wouldn't
hurt him for the world But Gordon
was right.
Bob" he began slowly. what are
fou, anyhow" He answered his own /
question. "An American. Sure. SO I
: every other foreigner after he gets
III papers A countryman OF ours
wasn't born here either. Bob"
Meaning, Uncle Jlnf'
"Workmen are hard 10 get, Bob Go
'asy with them"
Wells stood up and waved grnn-
Eloquent hand az an Imaginary In.
.orer
Please. rasquale. Il grieves me 20
olnt out that this bolt has been lnse-
urely driven. dislike mentioning H.
iut u would cause thls"--he slapped
be wall-"to be weak. That the
uildlng might collapse Is OF small
natter. but appeal to your better
reilngs and love OF humanity. which
hould be paramount to-"
"Don't be funny, hob. I'm serious.
r. bad stun won't go"
Heard any complaints Of the way
.orkY'
Ills uncle's face twisted in a wry
mile.
That's the devil o. it, he admit.
a. III you were falling down on
,e JOB. I could get at you fast enough
u say. Bob. what
ave you heard rJout the rushlki
ridgc iobf Anything3" Sanderson's
zee NJ with sudden Intention. but he
aited Tor the answer.
"From what I heard Williams say.
= the job u the century"
"If u were. ia send one % the older
en. Hob. rs Just an openand shut
ece 81 trcstling and bridging. with
sodly biz OF nltln here and there.
he willlamsf
Dent know him very we'll Tie was ,
senior when I was entering. A
lend % Alberta's ISN'T hep This
AZ said With abstraction. Then;
Say. Uncle Jim"
"fss. Hehf' encouragingly.
THAT Fushlki country Is some place.
oron that Is mperlallSt-rctrcat !
10 an that sort % thing. IN the old
- even the missionaries wer~ !
'gaid u that neck % the woods ].
ont blame them much. either From
bat I've heard when there were 9th J.
missionaries visiting rs az TakpSaSt. \
- or two Chrlstlarlzed japanese FED !
. fishes NJ there as sort Of lesson
their masters How'd you ever !
nd such a iahf They aren't very :
uch On the biz white brother there
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The Kitchen
Cabinet


@. tszi. Western Newspager Uaion)
when Il comes 10 the riches OF
mind and soul. can you say that
you are a miilionairs7 To be such
a miIllonairs would certainly Do
worth while. And here We ind
new ambition.