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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
@cfannter misunderstanding &c
iturber.

Einc Ri0gc, z. .. II. Gej.
>Sm Nltcr bon IS Sobrcn lit bier
Der betannte SGllptling Ser S9ollolo-
Siolir- SnOioncr, "Nnlericon @oric,"
bobin 0cld)icoen. Scit or Den aricgs.
pfob i'm Sabre 1868 pcrloiicm hat er
Der @unoesregierun1 m%crtbuolle
NicnIte bel Der llntermcrflmg Der
Siour mlb onbercr ieinhiciigcr Sn.
OionerItamme 9elciItet, mo nod Dor
5luci ,Subrei milrOe er 5ilr llntcrper.
ilu,a Der lltes IN Wpoming bcnuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
SciratbS : Qiccn3cn.

NLL-. (E n AI1n.. n a, Nll ~z,
Hogn v e. "aen, ~ 8uITt ..
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Srcocrid9burl Ga.
@ininm =. Sill, %; Garrie Gern-
GQrb, 81. Npplifutt - Glucr @crlr
bur0, Nr. 6Sl, @cit Sopcttcin.
,Sohu 81. Ncr1cnham %; Nlice Nc.
WiltS0rouc, II. NppIifont -- Soicpn
@otmnL Ntr. ti25, Ri0Qclp CTR.
@cor0c 4. G0urL -, Nohn3tolDA
I ~; Nmlic st. Sonorod, q. NppIi,
fuu - ". S. Iuion, Or. 6l3, Vutcr,
StroBc.
&phn !. Gpfe&, Sc, Nr. 1872,
Siio. Gborlc3Itr. NmcIiu &. Eoor, 2S.
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Gomua. %. Npplitont (. q.
Goluua, Nr. iO6, Bib GlttomIlr.
&obn !. Siicr&, y. SouiapiQe,
au,; MorU Z. MucileI, IS, Applitont
-- &CrrN &. Votter, Ar. 1896. Sou,
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Charles u. Nlotdllcp. %; Mice Z.
@clls, -. NppIitout - z, Mioha.
north. @%aytbololuo, Mio.
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mn, S'IHllr y I'M -
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Ger @trlenmonns Snns.MOdeiellcr's
angcflaat.

Nem Dort II. Se5cmber.
Sobn .. Modcicllcr, iun., peranloBia
bellte Die @erbaitl,ng BON z. 2. Gar
patio. JIM. Erdiioenten Der .Stor
Co." lucId,e belt vNelu.Dorf Ameri
can" b~erousRicbt. inter elmer Sin
flaae 0cr Crinlincllen 8erlcunloulg.
GaruoIfo crid,ien Dor @erid)t unb
luuroc bis iii cilienl aitf Den 20. &c,
5enl6er onberalmtcn &erb0r uilter
Sblilt iciltes AinualtS geitellt. sSit
'ciner 9eidnperOe itanate yiodefeler
and, Nrooior0 Merill unb ebtparo
$. Glarf. 5%hubnleiIter, rep. Sefre.
tGr Der .Stnr So" Glorf befinoct
iif sitr Belt III Goliiornien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
gu p~erfaufen.
GjcjbGitssW elcacnbcit.

3ebn eruno3insireie 0duier. 22M G nett.
sem So Ider beites g9dlolnno, 1oI6miiblt. ga
ben uno Gorrntb; 3 ieinc lSobnb6u'er, so Bier.
befrdftes Strpm. NnoCrt cute &apitula Nltlcu9t1
pcrinaton.e iraRc, Don : lbr Mprlcns bis G
lIhr WbcnoS. (Cii26-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
an prrtaufcu


eebr cute ,Sdrm bon 90 9ldern nit tdb0llem
@obnbans lltio 5taleeb., ilabe bel @dIttnore
unb in oeutf6er gtacbbaribaft. fir $4,000, iuos
SdntmtIiheS Srucniar, ioptc dua bic ieincn
Wbbei, 6ilberJeua II. T. 10. iucldel mcIr, dia
has Srciiahe 1eloitei bet, farm fir $1,000 Ilehr
mil iiberilomIHcu iueroeH.
8er cine ioldc 5arln nil un6 Dos ctrIo
baiiir bat. miro tie iulien, iOOalh CT lie icjt.
Ndberee bel 0crnarn Saocrhrup, III Noro'
Gharics.Strafe. (Scp!i9,l 2WttC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
gerIaust i'm 4llscmeiasa.

Segtlhcs Nrbeiis.T a6peiiuuss w. Shrcna.
Inter Der gluffttl Der ,2euiiben @eleu'tatl1
Cieieniaeii. sic oeutidbc 3Gnoiperter. Yrbeiie,f
len iNh peri6ul;Cu ODER in frInfirtcr Vrieiei all
oet Igcnten Der @efeuihait. Suhanu Z. 9ieHer'
3immer II, Tr. 2ij-?11, Gourtlauo' Strehe,
lpcroen. ipelber uHcntacItIi6 Alsiuilll erthelIen
tuiro. SerehiiitoPH pom | bis 3 uhr.
((luy7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
CAS 11 Z
Tragt die a Ds SOTte, Die Ihr Inner GskSut HABIT
s Ss:ii, IMMIMw
Baltimore Iarftbcridltc.

Baltimore, II. Gc5enlber 1908.
WcbL. - 3uiubr 1908 6dlltr,
einit!icblid) 1872 S0iicr 81 Occult
Foiut mo 1915 TGiier III CAUTION.
Clio Mntir,,unpu moron mip fnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
9as einiame 9ans.
GomGn bon NooIi Gtredu2
(Sortiesltna.)

Nic AroB olt) mein Nbldleit 9cllll
sic entieBIid)c Chat ictn modltc, oe@
NiitIeioa ae9clt hoe mQlilGIid)c 9tl9,
mcldcs non scr &2rjmciflunG sum
@obnlinn, 5um &cr6red)cn gctrtcb?n
mor0en mar, tonnte i'd MIDI ocnnot)
nld)t crpebren.
Nbidcll, 8ruucu uuo Wtttlci0 ers
iitlltcn mid gleihmGBia. Sd) tonNte
midi hinein0entcn III sic Seele oea
u~ngIiitlideu Mannco, Der min 10
ebelI eineu ticien Nlit III lein Snne
res bate merfen lal'er.
Mie Iouqe mir itnueigeno lebcn
chamber NeIcIIcl bobCrL ipclb tdl
uidt. Q&tr parcr Neioc 5l tici be.
luegt, I'M unlercn @efiiblcn 0lrh
90ortc Nltaorltd 5l 0cbcIl.
Ter Ec5irtaridltcr c%rnnanlltc lldl
juerit. Sciuc Gimme 5"ittertc nid)t
mcbr, oIa cr nod elmer Inugcn Nnllic
MIDI irn0tc:
.@ouen Sic iebt oaS ErototoA.
lpeld)ca i'd ouiIeBen iueroc, inter
idlreibcn?"
nSo!"
sd boltc inn eilcn Nogcn Eopiec,
Sober mo Sintc.
W'it iliitliger Sono ihrieb CT met
nc GrtIdruug 10 uieOer, mic CT lie
porbcr o~ngehelltet bate. Gr las mir
oaS Erotofou nor. Sd bGttc fem
&ort III Gn6cru gctpuBt un0 untcr.
idlrirb.
Gr itono oiti. 3lm 4bitic0 reid
tc er mir ole Nono.
sd babe nod cine i6lperc Nod)t
Dor mir, logtc or. nocnn morgerl
iriib sum Sriibpu9e nud) &aibnh
nulB ho3 9lttcnItiid idon in Aoela.
berg icilr. limo Der ldnucrcu 9tatlt
miro fiir ms @cioc Elm id)lucrcr Gag
iplgen. IS miro ol,h &hnen niht
lcid)t meroclt, Serr Eroieilor, NOR
gen nit 5ron5 Sd)oru Die &0blens
parties l mod)el1. obnc i'm Sbrcn NIB
id)ell Dor linn mcrfeu jlt lolien."
sd fam es nid)t. Sd iueroc mid
citrdl ciu %llmuobliein cntlhlloigcn."
y9tciL 0crr Yroiciior. Dies oilrTclI
Sic uid)t thltn. Sd)orn hat lidlcrlid
0urd) Nfi5fo crfobrcn. hoB ih Sic
oltf SIR 3inmcr hcgIeitct babe. Gr
f0nntc Seroad)t ih0pien, bic 9cril,g-
itc aleiuiqfcit fam cinen Morocr.
Den ons boic @cpiiicn pcilli9t, bier
Ill Scronloiiung 8cbcn. Alld) Sic,
Nerr Eroiciior, habcn Jest cine lfnucs
re Eiliht SIT criiilcrl, sic oiirfcl lid
OerieIben nid)t cntSirbcn. Sic mil.
len an Der Eortic tbeilncbnler, lpie
i'd cS tbltlt luerbc. @ebcr Der Sollpt.
miami nod Sran5 Sdorn oilrIcn cine
Ibnitng bon DEM crbaltcll, iuaS Ole
ndfitc 3iltunit brinBen miro. Sd
pcrtroue ol,f ,Sbre Gbrc unle id) mcib,
0aB i) MIDI nid)t tduid)c."
sic iollen iid) nitt talId)cll. Sd)
mcroe mid 81 bcbcrrid)cn lpi'Ic1."
gYir Driidten ms nod cirmdl tro's
tig Die 6onb, honn ldlicbcn mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Sur $500.

S275 9na6e Btanino: III taoenotem SuitaiIs
be; boue @arun,ie; GefeI uro 9ede.
Sanoers & Stapninn So,
GlooftsGde GbnrleSs uno SapettesStraBe.
WpbS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
SECOND CALL

$4,000 llniteo 5rac CBiitsl Ger ....... tOGf&
$1,000 GbarIri;on u Carolina Der. ....l07h
$1,000 lluireo Z Q n. Is Ii9er........ %
SilN tlulito RnS 6uno (scrlp) ...... TSL,
Si0OD uuiten RailluaOS ser. ~
$1,000 y Is . u ~ urue Ter (GtiS) 80. 1911
$1,000 Baltimore Wrict Der. amman. 61ia
$4,000 Cotton Sucl Der ............. 70
90 y%iurtbcru Central o.. .........l0
2 Mercnntlle IrAt 81. .........l3B
200 2bcftern WOrhlano ........ s&
30 Gpuiotioaieo EUucr Pio ....... 77k
$1,000 Cotton Gucf 5er =. ........... 70
$4,000 Cotton Suct Ser .............. 7glt
$1,000 GGu bourn 3'tubr ser. .......... ailt
Y Is Z neue lcr (GifS) ......... so
100 SOuftou Oil o.. .............. rs
100 Seauoaro GoIU =. ............. ~
25 SeGhcdro 80 .. Bio. ..,....... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

Gin RiiSc fudt sieGe ais eric o6tr %lluCt:c
Yam. gacb3uirnacl bci'm r8errtH lnnaer
dlriitlidcr Mnuuer" III @uuanttuipu, Nr.
(353--G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Serlanst - 5ran,n aub Naodes.
gerlanst - MaHucr nnb Snaben

Ycrlaugt:
GnIbmaber fir meme uHo 5liGurbcil: outer
lohH uHo itetilf BeiGdiiiqInG. guch3iird9eH
ipiort bel Sol. Y. Sberc, Cation, 5nlbpt'0uuit'
IN, 0o. (352-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
c

Gin &laitocnif4er, - Sabre alt bier
nirtcr: hal QUITE 3eIariie bon RpildoeIpbid
llo gtlanticsGitp. .gtad6iIirn9cn tCt otn. ".
Iltd, Gr. III, Ncii' Baltimore Strnhe.
(2I3--4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
no.

ti's
Gicl dcihloicu babe id) III icncr
Hudt niht. M0brcno ih rllbcloa ali,
Dem Bette lag, h0rtc id) iibcr mir, luic
IN Der crften Nod]t nah 0enl Woroc,
Die Sd)ritte oe5 8c5irf5rihters, Ser
nod itulbcnlong mad, Der Srenmlun1
bon mir i'll Icillem 3lrnnlcr ollt mo
nicocr lponoelte. Dir ludr Is, niS
percilli0c mid nit linn Elm moglletl
Id)ea Yono, ais milIic id) oelfen, lpos
or bad,te. fiiblerl, ipos err fiiblte. Die
ielbcn id)redlifIen @iloer. iueldlc ihlit
ocl1 Sd,luinnler ueridcllf)ten, Itic6en
aud, Dor mir oltf. nn0 i'd fonl,tc lie
10 lpenig ballilell lDlc Ell.
Stiuloc nad) Stlln6e bortc ih Dorl
airdtburrn 'berab iGlngcn. crit ais
Der Mor9cn jlt bommcrn begann,
iano idl cine fur5e Belt Scr MltDe.
8leid, mad, fiuli llhr cruof)te it.
Meinc crItcn @eountcl nod bent Or
lpodjcn galten oen Mittbeiluil9cn,
ipeld)c mir g~eitcru abero Der De-
5irfsrihter 9enlaG]t bate. sic err
idJic1en mir jebt IN cincm onoeren
2id)te ais geitern. &d) lpor rlbiger
aeporoc,l. bie beftigc %nerpoie Gre.
gill1g, Delhc mid geltcrlt ergrlIlcn
bette. lpor peridnpunbell. Sd Der.
mod)ie nadBilberfcrl iiber oas, mas
id gebort bate. OcItcrn Dottcn Die
Mortc bcS tiei errcgtcl MonncS llii-
mittclbor oui mid, 9epirft, id hate
lie nllT9cuonin1cn als u1alltdltbnrc
@abrbcit, pbnc i'll prilIen. lett aber
rcgten id, 3lueifel in mir; Der &C.
ltcrii ourd) bos 8eiilbl bctGllbtc Der,
itorto trot mieoer in iein Hcdlt.
Sotte mir 0enlt Der 9eSirtsrihter
lpirflifc Sbatiaden er5Gblt, Die mid,
III Der lleber5eilgitl,9 BOZ, Der Shulo
Sdorn's nllo Der Wtitld)lllo lclner
@elicbtcn beredtigten? Gein! Or
bate colllbinirt lpie Der Se5irfaarSt!
Cine 5batiad)e mar cS MIR. ooB NINA
i6r @~erG1ltiliB 5u ibre1n Batter itidt
Ser @abrbeit getreu onrgeitelt bate.
@ar es nid)t notiirlif,. bab Die God.
ter beltrcbt mar. poi, Dem Mnoeateii
oes peritor6cnen Gdters Die 6leden
III peripiifer. Die a!ti belnlelben RIB
teit?
Us luor reilt nienihlidl Dob Die
5od,terliebe nod Dem id)redlidei,
Sooe oe5 8ntero ipieoer CUR pollei,
6cltltng fam. Nllla Ines per9nb,
mas lie 9piidcn ibr ulb Dem @oter
acleacll batte, ieile &drte. ielbit ieinc
Wibbanolungeli. oab lie mr. lei1er
9iebe geoad,te. mir BON oieier iprad.
llrto oesbol6. mn oesholb Ioatc Ge'
gen lie Der @erbaft Der Mitidulo ali
benz abihelIideil Tarbred)ell eercd)t.
iertigi ieit? 4.
Sd id)dinte mid, meiner 2eid)t.
0ldlthiafcit. aonnte nid)t picllciti
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Seutiue ShIusratc:

MISUNDERSTANDING PIP 9uldeI;
olta Ncn GIcpotorcn 6tiriltGe5oge!
1923 @uideI; @Icpntopcu : &orrnt3
205, 1854 9uidlcl.
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SteaengeiHdlr.


Sin Stctuaro iIht ir9enb tnelnt Te'tl1tti'
Gun9. !gdn 1%orCiiirc: Eni!cr IpiF, w. l5oH,
SeaiuH. StruBr. 9ueuitr FotHt. id'3 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

VIIuTIUVTjVTVITTtUI, TVVNTU. -.JN
@ei5cn.- 3uTllbr 2169 Snihel
Gerioliot BON ben Glepotoren 395'
9ulhel; Glepntorcn TUrrnth 6S5,
l93 Wllidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

Wnia. - 3uillbr S0,S6S &uideI /;
@criunot bon Den Glepotorcn 1867
Vuid'el; Gicuotorer &orrotb So
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9aitimorer Gffeftenmarft.

Gon'pl @ns |. Ger ,.,.....,....iOiN II
9unien uno 3rn't'Gompuarie'n
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
Tho Bath of tho Future.

"The bath Of the next century" says T. Baron Russell in his book, "A Hun dred Years Hence" twill lave the body speedily with oxygenOted water delivered with force that will render rubbing unnecessary, and beside 1t will stand the drying cupboard, lined with some quickly moving arrange ment of soft brushes and fed with a highly desiccated air, from which, al- most iu a moment the bather will emerge dried and with a skin gently stimulated and perhaps electrified, to clothe himself quickly and pass down the lift to his breakfast, which he will eat to the accompaniment of sum mary of the mornings news read out for the benefit Of the family or whis- pered Into his ears by talking ma chine"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
FLOATING IN THE AIR.

The Impression on Ascending In a
 Free Balloon.
 One of the first questions which am usually asked by persons seeking In- formation about balloons Is, What Is the sensation of going up In balloon| writes Captain c. DeF. Chandler, U. s. 4. will anticipate this same ln- qulry of the readers of this article and state for their Information that in a free balloon have not noticed any pc cullar physical sensation which can be described. It would be like trying to describe standing still as sensation. The impression on ascending in a free balloon is more an optical illusion. The ascent Is so slow and gentle that It cannot be felt, and one has the Impress sion that the balloon Is motionless and the earth gradually dropping away. All the noises and shouts of the people be- come fainter and die out AS the altl- tude increases hills and valleys are not apparent, and the earth seems flat, like a beautiful colored map, showing cul' tlYuted fields, forests, etc,
 The greater part of the time a bal loon Is moving either up or down, but the motion Is not apparent, and 1t re Qulres a statoScOpc to indicate whether the balloon Is ascending or descending IT considerable change of altitude is made In a short time. the difference in air pressure may be felt on the ear drums, In descending even quite rap Idly have never had any sensation of talllng.-Journal of Military Service.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
PATRICK HENRY.
A Saint In Religious MattorO, but DK-
 ferent In Politics.

A 6ainG lH Noligloua WahNNtef bNN N'N-
 ferent In Politics.
 The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography has q number of let ters by Roger Atkinson, a Virginia planter. who came from Cumberland, Englapd, about 175O and settled near Petersburg. To his brother-in.law, Samuel Pleasant of Philadelphia, he writes iu october, 1774, concerning Yir- gInia's recently appointed seven dele gates to the first Philadelphia congress. The spirit of the mnh Is shrewd, but obviously not reverentlal:
 'Ye Sd gentleman, Colo Washington, was bred soldler-a warrior, & dis tinguished himself in early life before & at ye Death of ye unfortunate but Intrepid Braddock. He Is modest man, but sensible & speaks little-in action cool, like Bishop at his prayer.
 "The 4th a real half quaker, Patrick Henry. your Brothers man-moderate & mild & in religious matter a Saint but ye very Devil in Pollticks-a son of Thunder -Erges-the Patriotic Farmer wnl explain this-I know 1t Is aSove your Thumbs. He will shake ye Senate & Some years ago had like to have talked Treason in ye House, in these times q very useful man, a notable American very stern & steady in his country's cause & at ye same time such a fool that verify believe It w'd puzzle even a king to buy him off-he's a second Shippen-oh, that be had the handling of some of our Court iers-for Instance. was 1t North or South-ScOtch English or Welsh (ye poor Irish have enough of 1t in their own countryl our Patrick w'd certain Iy be very uncivIl-he is no MacaronL" !"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
Job printing at the Alaskan office.
boo Reward 9IOO

The readers Of thls paper will be pleased to learn that there is ct least one dreaded disease that scienee has been able to cure In all It's stages, and that is cstarrh. HAll's Catarrh Cure ia the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Cstarrh being constitutional dIBease, requires con IstitutIoual treatment. Halls CatarTh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or the system, thereby destroying. the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and asslRtinR nature ID do- ing It's work. The prcpristors have SO much faith iu its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for list oi 'el Address F,J. CHENEY & Co., TOle' do, Ohio,
 Sold by Druggisty, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Fills for conStl- patton,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
REWARD FOR KISSING BOY

Carlton H. Greene, son of E. c. Greene, of 97 Pallister aye Detroit, Mich., left home October 14th last for the Central High School, since when nothing has been heard of him. His father writes The Alaskan for aid in locating him. Be is described Rs being IS years of age, height 5 feet 9 inches, weight about llS pounds, ssrdy hair, light complexion, blue eyes, slightly dimpled chin and has slight mus ular twltch of the eyes and face. He Is oi slender build. is sctiv', studlous, oi good habits, quiet and retiring In man. ner. His family, who offer $500 re ward for Information that may lead to his safe return.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that l have this day withdrawn from the business conducted under the firm name of c. w. Ask & Sons, at skaRwAy, Alaska.
 All debts due to said partnership, and those due by them, will be settled with and by the remaining partners who will continue the business under the same firm name, at the same place. Dated at SkagwaY, Alaska, this 18th
 day of June. 1908.
 7.2O (Signed) G. W. Ask.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
st Pntsr,a In Rnmn.

From the beginning of the fOunda- ton to the time when the great church Of St. Peters in Rome could be said to be complete three and half centuries had elapsed, eighteen architects had been employed and forty-three popes had reigned The cost of the great church can never be known with ex' actness. At the end of the seventeenth century 1t had cost S50OOO.OOO with out including the sacrlsty bell, towers, etc. The last important work on the edifce was done by Pope Plus K, on the four hundredth anniversary of the birth of MichelangelO. = New York American.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
LIST OF LETTERS

Unclaimed letters remaining in skag way Postoffice June 22, 1908: Goebel, Mrs. Ernest, card Jones, Mir. Oliver, KrupoO, Mr. Kondraly E., Karlson, Mir, Gu0tsi, Kershsw, Mir. Jim, McAuley, Mir. J. l., Osburn, Mir. Charles, Watson, Mr. E. J., card Wondrak, Joseph,
 A. E. Kindell,
 Acting P. M.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
I,tsstss;ts;;;ttt,satsar sss:.;is;ssis
CLOUDY AND GALH

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, June 22 1908, To aS follows Temperature time Obssrvst'n..5 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours. "A above Min. .,5O above Mean |" ..5S above
 Barometer 29,94
 Cloudy. calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
EXPERIENCED TEACHER

Music aud French, graduate Conserv' atory of Music, Paris; French Parislan; would give lessons at pupils residences on reasonable terms. Also supply music at parties, dances, etc. Apply Madam oselle D., this office. 3t
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

It Is safe to presume that those peo- pie who are always talking of the joy of giving are well established with the slaves of the lamp or some other gen. lus who joyouBly furnishes the where YithRl.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
Eigbt Maudolina in Ono

At the Mascot there Is the most won derlul musical instrument ever brought to Skagway. Iy has a quality Of eigh- MandoinS in one with Q Plano accom- paniment. There is a string of eight new airs. To makes full evenings enLerlalnmenl.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
PREMIUM" BRAND BUTTER

By far the best butter we have ever had and 1t is gaining favor with our patrons every day. Try pound brick.
 Frye & Bruhn Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimlted accomodatlons. Steam heat and every thing modern
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

Some of us are not wanting in the e1. perIence of serving our friends with all our hearts and then of seeing them serve others with all their pocketbooks,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

All the delicacIes of the season at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

The best dining room, the best hotel ac commodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinlne, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. w. GROVE 2Sc
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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

HoudaoLos and Naurale inEromColdo
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-28
SERIOUS ACCUSATION
Buckman Town Farmer
Charged With Heinous
Crime

Charles 0aking, residing . few
miles out Of Royalton, is in the
county Jail here awaiting the action
OF the grand jury on the charge of
incest upon the person of his
sevente en- year-old daughter.
his wife is the one making the
complaint against him and alleges
that the offe, so charged against him
was committed in August 1865 when
tkelr daughter was but sixteen years
Of age.
Although tie gill is said to have
made a complete confession to
attorneys last Saturday, when she was
placed on the stand at the hearing
before Justice Wilson at Royslton
Tuesday she told an altogether
different story and denied all improper
relations with the d: fendant. Others
of the family have also changed, snd
do not seem anxious to push the case.
Judge Wilson did not allow the
motion made by the defendants
attorney fer the dismissal of tho
defendant, but bound him over to tho
grand jury and fixed the bail in the
sum Of $4,000. The defendant being
unable to furnish bail. he was brough
to this city and placed in the county
jail,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-28
TlfFAllS-SI.ClOUD
st: Cloud NormaIs and Lo-
cal Hikhs Meet i'm Basket
Ball Game Tonight

This evening will be the supreme
tt st of the Little Falls high sch oo]
basket ball team. They meet at the
loosl opera house tonight the st.
Cloud Normal team, tried and
hardy bunch, who have decorated
them selves with many scslps this
season So much for the visiting
team. On the other hand the Little
Falls team is no novice in the basket
ball arena. They have played several
games and have been victorious in
each case, Their playing at all times
has not been laqgard. but rather fast,
and their accuracy in throwing
baskets ls one Of their valuable assets.
Playing, as they will be, on their
home floor, there is every reason to
believe that very coed showing will
be made by the local boys.
+ By exhaustive practice Coach Vogel
has keyed the play ers to such q degree
of ef6cien cy rs has not been displaye d
at any time bt fore, this season. Every
day this week they have gone through
practice, and whether or net Mr..
Vogel has % ucceeded IN getting good
team work out of the boys. will be
seen at the game this evening. Much
will depend on the efficiency Of the
team work in winning or losing Of the
game with the \ orma1 players.
The lineup for the Little Falls team
viii be as follows:
L. F.-Hall r. F.-O'Shea
C.-Gridith :
L. G.-arest R. 4.-sto1l
Substitutes: johnson and Berg.