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The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
DAILY RECORDS FILED

Depd-Alaska Meat Co. to Frye
Bruhn Company, real pr 1periy, hu-i-
ness. accounts. etc, in town Of Valdez.
Locatrchs - Castle Peak, Bonanza,
Bear. Wolf, Cariboo and Eldorado
unartz claims, all extensions OF Tue
Eureka quartz claim Local ed SIP
-mber l3 by a. L. Bei ger.
A. G. Nc Masters TO j. W. Ceilings
| 30 interest IN Way.ide group of ii
10. n ella 8, on Eaguk bay.
A G McMaster- t. r.. !. Owens,
/ 80 interest in Wayside group Of ill
teen caims, on Eagiuk bay.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28

Notice-The bar Der shops will keep
opeu uutll ID o'clock tomorrow Neo-
ne,dayl night, and will close at IL
noon Thursday Thanksgiving.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Free, for Catarrh, just to
prove merit, a Trial size Box of
DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy.
Let me send it now. 1t is a
snow-white. creamy, healing
antiseptic balm. Containing
such healing ingredients as OH
Eucalyptus, Thymol. Menthol,
etc, it gives instant and last
ing relief to Catarrh of the nose
and throat. Make the free test
and see for Yourself what this
preparation can and will accom-
plish. Address DR.. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Large jars 80 cents
Sold by w. A. Keeler.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Don't accept cough cure
that you may be told is just as
good as Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup, because it ism t
just as good-there is quite a
difference. Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup acts gently upon
the bowels and clears the whole
system of coughs and colds. 1t
promptly relieves Inflammation
of the throat and allays irrirat
ION.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store,
A. E. Gillard, Prop.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes
put up in collapsible tube
with a nozzle. Easy to apply
right where the soreness and in
fammation exist. 1t relieves
at once blind bleeding, itching
or protruding piles. Guaranteed.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
TO THE PUBLIC

Fred. A. Brown is no longer in
my employ and is not authorized
to contract any debts on my
credit. Parties trusting him for
goods or merchandise must look
to HIM for payment.
{. H. BROWN.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

For sale-A one-stOry, seven
room rooming house with cellar,
good bath room and a large
store room. A large barn, chick
en- house and outbuilding on lot.
Property wellimprovedand in the
most desirable location in town.
Inquire at this office. 27-3O
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Willie Code broke his left arm
Thursday evening by falling from
a horse.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

To have your clothes neatly
cleaned and pressed take them to
Fairchild, the up-to-date tailor.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Father Connolly came down
from Flagstaff yesterday to hold
services tomorrow.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

The third annual territorial
fair which is to take place at
Phoenix Nov. II to 16 promises
to be biggest one yet for Arizona.
There will be $4,000 in purses
for harness races alone, besides
liberal prizes that will be given
for running races. This means
the largest racing program west
of the Mississippi with the excep-
ton of two events in California.
The other departments of the fair
will be increased in the same
proportion as the racing meet.
At the time of year that the fair
occurs in Phoenix the climate is
ideal.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17

Would like to here from Lester
H. Templar. Jennie Still, Fairport,
Monroe Co., New York.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
Additional Locals
Read DR.. Swikerath's ad.

Engineer Barsloux and wife lett
for Los Angeles yesterday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
M6cnmatismns fam fnrtrt mcrbcn.

DAB Nbeumatl9mll2 cine oer bart
rGdioItcn aral1fbeitcn lit, crfldrcn Die
mciitrn Ncr3te, ltl0 cbcrIo mobr ut
IS, ooB luenll ocriclbc cinnoI citlcll
feltcn Solt unt meni6lihc1 SDItcm
denornmet bat, icin Spfcr ctllc Fc=
riooe Don ldypcren 9eiOcn SIT 8cIpdrtIf
gen farn. Mooerne N~ictbobcn lit Der
Mtoi5iu trogen inoclIcn picl oojlt bel,
sic Sdrctten oc5 &bctmoti2Wnla 81
perringerrt, uno Ner5tc Don 9rober
Griabrlulg iaaen, ooB III Scr 9eboIlo-
lung Der arantbeit bic g@etrclte &e1oI-
Qltrg OpS fol1cnOcn He5epta 9roBc
1ierIte ~leiltet:
Mon loiIe einen Alttcn Npotbeter
Eu6lets beritellcn, mclde 21@ Gran
Sooiln 9@icorbonutc, , @ron Snllctls
idltrc uno Elm W}inim @crbItjcltlolrll-
@ei1 entbaltcn. Ncbnlt zines oieler
So6lets Dor ieocr Mobl5cit nit cillell
@laS @oiier. 9to6 ieoer MaDl5elt
rebme mani einen @BloifeI DOLL Don
elmer @rGporntion BON a l(n5e Hit
iiocs 9udu.Grtrott. 1 0rNn t@liilIts
qes 9ferOeneiiel- Grtroft, I llt5e
9lntet Cordial, Il lln5c flilIIigeS
Qeberfraut.@ rtraft uno ii lln5eil
8aIicr. 5raelto cine erIttlolii8c Npo.
t6efe fam oiele5 He5ept ouSfiilIell.
Sic 9cbonolrng, mcl6e einen Vloltot
lana oallern iolltc, iou @ln1ocr ge-
mirft bobe11, lelbit III 60Nen, mcld)c
ollen auocren Me0ijincn mi0crltnlls
sen babtll. (93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
Die Stoot=S

IS itebcn jet bier Stoot Gifct3
int Gcloe, 8. H., ie bier Gntoiootcn
fir MoDor, GontroIelr uno Yr6iir
0crt be3 5%lpcitct NutbS3luci0cS.
Gas 0cmottotid 1c Gtdct.
Sir Ntonor - 8. NorrD Mo6ool
bon Nr. 2i7 Moruluno- 9Iucnnc.
Sir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. SDopcr
BON 9hr, 22t0, observation-disclosures.
Sir ErGiiocnt 6cS 3lpcitcn Mot0s'
3lpci0cs - George q. 9f1tmlct Safe.
9Ibertte, 10. Mnro.
0os rcpubIifonii6 dc Tidct.
Sir Mopor - &. G(op Eintonts
BON 9}r. 73t, 9tolonb-9(pemtc.
Sir Gontroleltr - Geo. 81. Scffncr
ron 9tr. sos, Noro=9roo0maD.
Sir @rdii0ent oe5 3weiten GotbS-
5ipcigcS-0r. q. G0lp. g.. @rentpIer
bon g}r. BIZ ScottItroBc.
GoS Io3%ioltiti6 e Tidet.
Sir Wupor - @ctlionin 0opi5
bon Nr. 1855, SodIonItroBe.
Sir Gontroleur - SSannes Goiuer3
bon 9tr. 4OS, SiiosS observation-disclosures.
Sir HrGiiocnt be5 5lpeiten HotbSs
5ncigeS - &oicpb =. Sorbo bon Nr.
1901, &ciicrionitroBe.
Gas probt6itioniIti6
Gidct.
Sir MoDor - &obn ~. Serind
BON 9tr. ltG, NioiberltroBc.
Sir G%ontrolcltr - 0eo. 9L. Gricc
bon Nr. %, observation-disclosures
Sir Yr0Iiocnt Oca 3%lpcitcn NotbSs
5luei0cS - &orrD &. @i(6crt, 5000
lon0 MoQ, Iorcit.Forf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
Wirtrl Ottaurn,
Sic Hnrtcicn ttptminirett
ibre Candidates fir bic
Mumisipaliuabl.

!. @arrD Wn6uul ucu ocn Tcmufra.
ten ais MISUNDERSTANDING gctuGblt
Sic Mcpublifancg itclttcn 6cl
jceigcm MaDpr 6. GGnp Gimouue
utf. - 10000 Tcmufr0tcu rnO
$4,000 Ncpnblifancr itimmtru.-
Mnbopl'S McGr0cit ibcr @roluil
uub &~intBicnm 1860 Stimmcu.-
0crr 5rauf s. @ndItcr iicgt mn
III 5 @nr0S ilbcr MaDUr Simnn1tS,
- 9rDlun nnb Stntbicnm upu MNa
bo0l III alien @aroa gciNlaocu.
Gic groBc Observation-Disclosures lit
gcI6ingeL ln0 bon Den Wtopor9-
Gonoiootcu Qin0cn 6r, s. 9orrD
Niobool o>ti 0enofrotii6cr ltno Sr.
4. Glu0 Jin1Qrlt3 ullf rcpltblifoHis
ihcr Scitc iicarcid) aus bcrn Sample
bernor. &r. W}obool crbiclt cine ob.
lollttc Wcbr6eit ION 1860 Stintn1ClL.
uno bic Stiuncmtcbrbrit oc3 &rn.
Silnonll9 bctrl!g 1881; cr nor III 10
@orO3 iic0rcid. Gcin @c1llcr, @r.
6rnnf 6. Nntbtcr, 0clpolm MIR Die I,
9, 3, s., u. un0 %. Muro, cr lpur0c
ioQor in icincr ci1rncn %&or0, Der -,
gci0IoQcu.
IS bctbciliQtcn IiG i'm Won5cn a.
tl2 StiunmDcbrr on Scr gSo6l; ga.
bon itilnnltcn i0,04O Oo9 0cnlofro.
tide mo 3lO72 Dos rcprtblifoniid)c
Eidct. Sr. OtnbpoL Der iicqrci0t
OCn1ofrntiidc Mouora Gotbiout, cr-
Gicit 23.1O0 Stimncn, m0brcno bon
ieinctt beioen @cAltern Nr. George
G5tclport Nro>pn 9205 uno Senotor
5. Charles Sintbicltm 1885 Stints
men bcfum. Sir W}nDor Gintonll9
uurOcn 1878 uno fir Srn. @obter
l449I Sttntlnclt obac1cbclt.
Gna NSoNter-(id mltroe ieood)
nidt p0uig gcid)Iugcn. Sn1 picrten
9iItrift iieote @r. Charles $. &einBe=
mon in orci Scr iedS @or0s, n6mIid)
in Der 81, %. u1o n. @oro, lpGb-
reno iein @eqner, Sr. Sorrp &. Git
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03

EaHc snr GeiIe ms Tuslano be-
iurat 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Of.Sa.ii-
m3re-g trake, na4e Goitnmboaie.Asf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
SOnncnonfoan0 nnO llNtcraana.
Sna Mcttcr.

sir Morplouo mn0 Den 0iitrtft
Golumbiu 6clttr ih0ncs, m6rmcrca
@ctter, moraen tbcitpcilc bcu6Ift,
uerGnocrliAe @in0e.
Scr b0ditc Recommendations mar
oeiteru As @roo um ) llbr 9}odmlte
TAGS, Der nie0rilItC IS @roO INN Is
llbr MorQela.
9luf Ocu iibriAcn 9lnoc3 @cttcr-
observation-disclosures Oc2 2onoca
mur0en ocItern Sic i@olQcnOcn nieort8=
Itru 5cmpcraturcon rc8iItrirt: Gait
port 81, EortIono 2G, Bolton rs,
gllbonp -, Ncu-9orf 2G, EbiloocIs
pbio 2G, 9ltlantic-Git 2G, &aIbln9s
ton II, 9turiolf 30, Charlotte 30,
8ilmingtou 30, Gbarlclton 36, Sa-
Donno6 36, Sodionuiue u, <pttcr
As, &ensy2cIt So, 2ltlUlto 81, N}onts
oonlcrn SO, Nelu-0 rlenu3 16, &oIc'
lcltinc A. @alpriton 60, Corpus
GbriIti 60, Mcntpbia 3S, Cincinnati
90, Eitt9burN IS, G2lucNo -, Nnts
folo is, Glcoclono -, 0ctroit is,
g(lpcnn tG, Wtoruucttc 26, @rccIt
gop %, Gbicoao -, 9uIllt5 3G, St.
Saul 36, ct. Yollia 80, @onI1a.Gito
4G, Cmo0a AS, 0lron 81 &j&mord
26, @iQiIton -. 6oorc 30, Srtello
80, Solt 9afc 4G, Gcupcr 10, 9}ortb
Glatte A, Gob9e -, 2lu1artlo Is
11nh 1ns NnaclCa %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03

Gin IdJ0ncs mno niielidcs 8cIdJcni
fir M%ngcb6rige lit immcr cine lcbcns'
oruFc photographic pbcr cinr flint
lcriid, pollcnbetc Gopic cinrs alien
gilocs in Grapon, @aiIerfarbct Gel
oocr GaItcI. Sic idJOnitcn Gablnct'
bilbcr mir 81 pru SntcnS.
Sulins Scbbcl, Delttl6er G~Dotogropb,
(9O-) 32t WDrb=Uap StraRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
~@crfhGtctc,N cri dltc.

|ltl Plt6llllltt lullllluJ utl T.. Flt7
5inft ser II. @orb, Der 5. Erc5inft
ser Is. WorO uno Ser g.. Grc5inft ser
rs. @nr0, Iino in untenItebenocn "a.
bcleIl nidt einbegriffen. Gic 3Gb.
hung 500 ii0 81 loltge bin n1b moren
bon ocnielben bis SIT lp6ter Stllnbe
feline 9cridtc c%irtQetrofferl. 9os He-
illltnt III bcllielben bot oltd) feincn
Ginfllb oltf ooS G%noergcbniB in ocn
reip. @nr0S.
@oS 0ie Gnn0iontcn 5u
ogen gaben.
ST.. s. Norrn Wobool, Der crfolg=
reidc ocmofrotiihc GanOi0ot, logte
geiterll nod6 oen1 9efon1ltneroen Oes
NcIliltotcS; SD freltc mid iibcr ooS
mir obgcgebene Gotltm itnO pcriihcrr
mid 0uIielbe 5lpeifelSobne, OoB meille
offentlidc GFmtSfiibrrng III Der Ser
gollacn6eit bic 3ltitimmung 6cS Sol
feS aebobt fat. Wfeine bei0cn @egner
iin6 Scrren NIT gltten HecorbS ltnO
ho6cn 0ieiel6en Die Gun1pugne cine
lcbboitc 0cmodt. Ger 9nnlpf lit ictt
noriiber unlb fonrcn mir lett fir oen
Qr6Bercn Sieg I'M Wtoi %5uiontmcn
orbeiten. Sd nl0dte nod mcinct1t
ber5ltditen 0ollf iiir meine Sreunbc
in icoenl Stobttbeil fir beren ernits
boftc @emiibungen fiir mid gtltsortf
ncrlci6cll. Sd) fam octticlbcn rer-
ipred)en ooB, falls bieier M1tSortdt
Hires Gertrouens in MIDI Onrd) meille
G%rfp0blrng I'M Moi gefpl9t miro, 'ic
1i0 oer1id)ert bolten fonncll, ooB Die
SntereIien Der Stobt in ii6eren nro
crfoGrenen S0nben liegen iuerbcn."
ST.. :. Charles 2intbicllm Iagtc:
SD babe meine &frilltllng nod
nidt obgelegt ulb peroc mcine @of-
fen nlnmcbr oc9en Die Mcpnblifancr
rid)ten."
Sr. George Steiport gromn iogte:
SD bobe fir sic Code oes Golfes
gefGmpft u1tb bin nit DEM Heiultot
5ifrieoen. 9os Heiultot lit Inn 10
befriebigenoeer, GA baS @clb IN mel
ner Champagne feillc .GoQc lpielte.
Sd linb meine Sreunoe iperhen oos
O%enlofrotilfc Sidet nit offer Wodt
mttcrItilben ulD oemlclben 5ltm glons
5ctbcn Siege i'm Woi ST perbclfel
llld)cn." 4
Ger erfolgreide republifoniIfe
WoDor5.g anbibat, Wopor &. Glop
Simomus, iogtc: .Wfit GROCER 9efrie.
oioltng 1tebme iD mcinen Sicg cut
oeoen unb BIN i6 allcn nlcil1cl
Srcullben III Scr 0oll5en Stoot, bic
fir mid itimmten, bon Scr5en oonf-
bar. sd frclle MIDI 10 piclc Srculoe
at heIibcu. Sollte i6 il, Ser @ollpt>
ipobl gelpinmelL lperoc ib fortfobrcn
Der StoOt cine gelddftlid)c Nomini-
i%trotion 81 9eben."
Sr. Ironf &. @ohtcr iogte: SD
bin bon DEM Tciultot b%efriebiat illo
CLAUDE, oob ib gelponlen bobc. Tolt
oQc meine Stobtrotbs Gonoibotell
Iinb noninirt morocn. Sb babe ocil
&onlpf nod nidt ouigegeben."
SIM bemofrotii6c Soupts
qnarticr.
SIN bcnlofrotiiben Sanptqllortler
an Der Saratoga nobe SborpltroBe,
berrid)tc g%eitern ltod) Der @oDl reyes
2eben. !&r. Mabopl, meldcr nit ocn1
Sefret1r oes oenlofratii1en Steuer-
5a6ler.Gereins M. 9. @olosboroilgb
ollf Dem M%onilnlcnt-S square gcfton-
Sen bottc, I'M Die @aDlno6riftell
elmer notwithstanding 81 boob
odtcil, itc1tc iid) in Sdllptaltarticr
cirL nodoem leinc Nomi11ation &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03

pltS, III Der IT,, t8. 1tno %. @oro Sen
Sic0 Oapontrug. Sn Der 9iItritts.
Convention miro eS nlttt ST. cinent
i60ncn &ornpf fonnmen.
NoNter-2IubGnoer, bic ol5 Gonbi-
0otclt fir 0cn crItcn 9}atGS5lpci0 licg
reid olt2 Dem Gonlpf bcrborginqcIt,
iino: @cobom IN Der t., 0icb III Der
5, 9inalpouQcr III Der IA, Green in
Scr %. uno Nllcn III Der "a. g8oro.
9(tf Ocrlotrutii6er Seitc Iicate!1
BON ocn Gonoibotcn fir Sen 5%lpcitCn
Mdtb@}urtg ST.. &oni1 inn critcn @r,
0ubi5 i'm 5lpcitrn uno Sr. NonO inn
0rittcu Stootrotb9- 0iItrift. &r. Mor
0rouc inn uicrtcn 0iitritt bottc feline
Gppoiitiou.
Scr oeitri1c @o6Ito0 ucrlicf obnc
ole 0crinQIrc Rltbeit0rlu18 mo lpor
pom ih0lrIten @cttcr bcQiinItiat. SIS
toor fiibl, ober bic SonncnItroblcn
matbtcn Oieic &iiblc mc1igcr filbIbor.
9ic Stimu9cbcr b%cQou1cn ibr Sll-
tcreiIe oohcr id)on friiG5citig 81 5cigcn
rn0 luortcten BET Gr6ffnng Der
@uhIlofole bcreita piclc Ycrlonctt,
nm i6r 8uDlrcht ollS5uiibcn. 9o3
%ntcrciIc licB nlld nob Ocn S6ltB
Der @obllofuIc nidlt nod lttO DOrtcn
EollcnOc in Den G6cdtcrn lln0 altl
bent Motnuttent -SQllorc Die @o6ls
no6ri0tcn. Sic beriHicocncn Gorl-
0iodtcn itimintcn 5ic1nlid) frilb5cttig
tlno criNien &r. George Stctport
Nroiun bereitS ltnl 6.15 in Ieincn
@oGllofol I'M .. &rc3inft Der II.
gSoro umo Qob lcinc Gimme ob.
Seut Wobl5cttcl mar gtr. l.. 0r. Wtas
biol itintu1tc 1T bent MoOllofol DcS
). 8rc}itft3 Der ~. g2oro piInttlidj
nm s ll0r. Sr. Mud)tcr bctrdt llnt
al ll6r OoS Mo6llofol 0c9 >. Rrc-
5irft9 Der %. ySorO mo A0b lrlnc
5timnc al. Ger Gorloioot lilr DC
ErdliOcntI6oit oc8 .. Notb@jlpcigca
oltf ocnl Mod)tcr Sifct, Nr. 9, s.
IottcriaQ, itiunltc nod [ l(br lulo
rciItc 0al1n in @cIdditcH nod Nclp.
Norf. @r. 2intbicrm meld)cr in CT.
ncn1 gntomobil cine Nnnofohrt
mod,te, Qu6 feline Gimme friib5citi0
ob. Miopor Simomt5 erbielt Tim 8
llbr inn t. Yrc5inft Der 13. Moro 0en
100. @ablsettcI, cine 9trntnlcr, melde
Der Wupor 1T Den lebtcn 6 Sobren
init elmer %9Iltsnobn1c ItetS BET gSabs
len erbolten lat. Scr bcntofrotil0c
Gottrolcur3 z GGnbioot Sorrp =.
&oppcr itinlnltc I'M 500 l1o Der
rcpllblifoniid)e, @r, George Vi. SeTt-
her, I'M 8 llhr. &r. Spb11 6. GrteOcl,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oltI ocn &ad)'
ter ittct, CAB crit ynr . l(br 9|od)'
mittoQS icinc Stimme ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
Mar GciTcrt,
9entid)er GbotOgraph
4O9-41t Wurb-

SVf6IWTFL TVIV.
Tnr tir etnc tur5e Sett.
g feinfte gahinets4prtrnit5 uno / IebensgroBes
Eortrnit nit feifein 9abmen fir $50.
l,iIte. adteit Gie olif nteine g%lbreIie:
Wsar Hsiiert, 400-4tf, TDro'9nhsS traRe.
(Se5tt.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
0cutIdlcs 0cl0

All perfaufcn. 23.SO Gents pro Wtar'
ooer 4.20 Morf fir ei,cn Collar.
8cdIel uno GreOitbriefe olf oQe
Gtdote Guropn's. @eloienoun5en.
Sdifisfarten, Geiicpalle uno altslall'
biIhes @el6. SbcD. $. 9icncr e Go.,
2t7 Sit.galtimoresS traBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
..Garmlnnic Gafr,"

CIR. Ala, @cit-S Gazette traRc, aarl
Sdmibt, Snbaber. Sammelplat Der
SemtIden. 8pr5iiglid)c Slide, St'ters,
Sunpers a Ia carte. Sn anr5em Gr=
Dffnnna bcs Sommcrgartcns.
(stpriIt 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03

Iycinr Guafirmatipns-Nn5iig
madlt u. Gnierim, &unocnlGncloer,
gtr. II. Noros GlttopsS trobc,
(g[priIt7-i0iTr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
Welbien0nnacn

na6 0eutl6lanb "a Gents pro Marf,
tad SeItrei1 20A Gents pro arone.
gorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
na6 0eutidlano. 8~eiIepdiie, 8e6-
lel, g~reoitbriefe nno auslan6iides
Gelo. Sbep. $. 9icner & Go, 2t7
Olt-galtimore-S traBe. COB
GaHe snr Meiie in's Mnslann be.
iurgt 6. yiainc, Nr. 413, Dit-yalti-
a.orc=S strap, nalc Goitnmbouic-Mbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-03
StdOt 0artiutore.
llnter6altnuoS : @cQiueiicr.

n9laurD's" ,G1e Smart Get" in oT0c
Glad EolittciaE".
nBaGctg" - Role zObeQs .9onoon Bellies"
u3prois" - oIbe NterrD 2SiOeo Of ISirofor".
nNnnitorium" - |&lmnCrlalo".
rWtarbGauO" Ncitb'9 Eauoebilc.
uIiciu Wiunumcn!al" ~ Bat 2&bttc'S o@dOctO
Girls.
e3pp," N~urtE.9ucnue unS SafsetraRe. -
Sd0ltd Soritelunacu hreiitrter mtloer Tbiere
lll6 uHoGre llutcrbaltungen, iopie 0tolfHnD7
,.SunioaD." - .I Man'8 @rotcn RroutiIc. "
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
Lecture A Grand Success.

The first of the public school lecture
course was held in the auditorium Of
the manual training building last night
and was a complete success The hall
was filled to its utmost capacity. there
being 500 people In attendance, which
shows the interest our citizens take in
matters OF education. The speaker of
the evening. Edwin Erie Sparks, Phi. D.
dean of the University college and
Orator of the Historical Museum at the
Chicago university, was introduced by
Hail. Mr.. Sparks used as his subject
An Unknown Patriot" the unknown
patriot being Robert Morris, the Amer
lean statesman, signer of the Dec
laration OF independence and member
of the continental congress. During
the latter part of the revolution he
had almost the entire charge of the
money affairs of the Americans and
when the government army could get
no money he borrowed it for them. In
his old age Mr.. Morris lost all of his
money and was imprisoned for debts.
This is how he earned the title of the
AN Unknown Patriot" His lecture was
both instructive and entertaining and
he held the undivided attention of the
audience until the last. The next OF
the series will be given Feb. %, when
Ernest o. Holland of the Indiana uni
versity, will lecture on The George
Junior Republic" which will be illus
trated with stereoptican views.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
Carlson's Star Lifted.

Plain Clothes Policeman Martin ].
Carlson was discharged from the po-
lice force by the police trial board
yesterday afternoon. Thomas Ryan,
who travelled with Carlson, was fined
five days pay. Both men were de-
tailed at the sixteenth precinct sta
ton and were accused by Olaf Nelson,
keeper of a confectionery store at
10604 Terrence avenue, whom they had
arrested on charge of maintaining a
slot machine officer James Naughton
a uniformed policeman also mentioned
in Nelson's charges. was exonerated
Naughton testified that he went into
Neil Duffy's saloon 10000 Terrence
avenue, to get his shoes BACKED
The evidence against Carlson was tc
the effect that he had drank liquor In
Duffy's saloon while on duty and had
insulted Mrs. Nelson, wife Of the com
plainant. The defense of Carlson anG
Ryan was that the action of Nelson
was in retaliation for the prosecution
of the slot machine case by them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
INJURED BY
STEEL SPLASHES
Marvellous Escape of Work
men from Death in
Giant Explosion.
MOLTEN METAL SPILLED
Resultant Steam Causes Earth Shak.
ing Defamation at South Chi
go Mills.

Residents of South Chicago were
startled by an explosion occurring
about 1925 yesterday afternoon, due to
the accidental overturning of a ladle
containing about fifteen tons of molten
metal which was being poured out in
pigs in the forms of one Of the pig
machines connected with the blast fur
naces Of the Illinois Steel company's
plant The metal was from high-sul-
phur ore and more readily explosive
than metal containing a low percentage
OF sulphur.
The white-hot metal fell into the
water used in cooling the pigs and
the resultant explosion hurt five men,
two of them seriously and destroyed
two Of the sections OF the pig machine.
The injured are:
WEBER, EDWARD, foreman of the
blast furnace; burned about head and
hands; may die.
LANGEN, JOHN, 16 years old, helper;
head and body burned will lose
sight of both eyes.
JOHNSON FRANK, laborer; hands and
legs burned; taken home.
THOMAS, FRED, craneman; head and
hands burned.
JOY CE. ]. F., laborer; hands and legs
burned; taken home.
Escape Miraculous.
That the damage done by the ex-
plosion was not much greater, and that
no lives were lost, is almost miracul-
| GUS Persons mile from the scene
| felt the concussion and many thought
an earthquake had occurred. Windows
in buildings on Green Bay and Harbol
| avenues were broken.
The failure of the machinery design.
ed to control the fitting OF the ladlt
while the metal was being poured Of
| is assigned the cause of the acct
dent. The furnaces from which the
ladies' receive the hot metal are some
distance from the pig machines. The
ladies are conveyed by electrical cranes
which are equipped with devices t
pour the melted iron into the forms o.
! the pig machines, which travel on end
less chain belts through troughs O.
water.
A rumor current last night to the
effect that fifteen or twenty men haC
| been killed was denied over the tele
phone by officials in the safety depart
ment of the Illinois Steel company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
|ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. ]. Daugherty of Indiana boule-
ward, is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. Hilderband is very sick at
her home in Lincoln avenue.
John Eek of Chicago transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin Farr of Roberts avenue
was a Chicago visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph vatke Of Harrison ave-
nue.. was Chicago visitor yesterday.
DR.. T. w Kohr of Indiana boulevard
left Wednesday for indianapolis on
business.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Park Finley
of 421 Pearl street. a daughter, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Charles o. Donnell of Brookline,
ILL.,, was a Robertsdale visitor Wednes-
day afternoon.
Messrs. Berthy Aldrich and Almer
Bauer saw The Village Post Master
at the Calumet last night.
Mrs. Sydney Smith of South Chicago
visited her father and sister, John
Kreuter and Mrs. s. Dickmever, yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Thorman returned to her
home in Mt. Clemens. Mich, yester-
day, after spending several weeks Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Gold
ing of 222 Harrison avenue.
Ben Oakley has sold his residence
in Indiana boulevard to Fred Haag of
Reese avenue, who will take posses
sion of his new home in April.
Don't forget the box social to be
given by the Ladies Aid of the Evan
gelical church in their parlors in 116th
street Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mesdames Ed Freeze and Ed Math-
las visited Mrs c. W. Johnson at the
St Benard's hospital in Chicago yes
terday. They report Mrs. Johnson as
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected after her serious illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Leverence attend
ed the funeral OF Mrs. Leverence's sis
ter. Mrs. Fetts, of East Side yester-
day. Mrs. Fetts has lived in East Side
for a number of years and was loved
bv all who knew her. She leaves a
husband and ten children to mourn her
loss Much sympathy is extended to
them from their many friends here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
Alleged Black Handlers Held.

The names of the five Italians under
arrest at the sixteenth precinct sta
ton charged with attempting to ex-
tort money by threats of death from
Dominic False of South eDering are
Vincenzo de Pasqual, Carnimo de Mic
l1u, Landolazzo Carno, Angleo Domi-
nick and Thomas Sargozio. The two
last named were arrested by Lieuten-
ant Ryan's men yesterday The men
are not booked and late last night an
italian detective from Central detail
questioned them. but without enciting
anything but denials. The officers de-
tailed on the case are searching for
evidence connecting !, m with the
Black Hand society. Tonight further
efforts will be made to sweat informa-
ton out of the men.
Faleo. who accuses the prisoners. is
being housed at the station to protect
him from possible attacks.