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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Jsdie,al officers and Delegates to
National Party Conventions.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Z
J1enAFtnnent of State

Department of State ss
Notice is hereby given that at the
election to be held in the several
towns, wards, villages and election
districts of the State of Wisconsin, on
tlae first Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1908,
being the Seventh day of said month,
the following officers are to be elect
ed, tO-wit:
~TWenty-six delegates for each pOlit-
icai party to the National Convention
for each party called for the purpose
of nominating President and Vice
President for the United States: four
of these delegates to be elected from
the state at large and two in each
congressional district in accordance
with the provisions of Chapter 512,
laws OF 1907.
A Justice Of the Supreme Court in
place of Hon. Robert M. BaShfOrd,
appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Hon. John b. CassO-
day, for the unexpired term ending
on the first Monday Of January, A.
H., 1910.
Said election to be held and con-
Quoted, votes canvassed and returns
made in accordance with law.
Given under my hand and official
seal at the capitol in the city of Mad
isOn on the 10th day of March, A. D.,
1905.
]. A FREAR,
Secretary of State.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

ILSIla az 4e,r o. ....4..
Isaac Parson, Aron P Bliss F,,,.
ley, An. Andrew jackson Jo LIiniaa A Rb,
er, Mary Mcdonald StanLatnL A p. Breit
Bu5b, Mrs; J. B. Ellenson. h nir l.. ieorge
lsadore Cook, deceased lat at law Of
Quarles, E. G. Comstock, Noe, Joseph 7
A. A. Hosmer, A. G. Frost Addiaa,. Mcleod
mer, Edward Bradley. Fdwar,di4 ~ A, Hos
James W. Bradley, David NJ r y Bradley
Gertrude Bolger, A. Tonv' S 81, tbenjamin
ault, Steven Chenault, JOHN efPnen Chen
mons, G. R. Farley, william James Sin.
Q. 81. Emery, Sylvanus ' Pi,,oo arskaddon
Mead, Jesse M. Russell HWIP ii3y, Joel I
Amos Donnelly, James A itilSm Ellis
Guyer, cashier in trust for ,TTH,tnnurewS, {
Bialr Co, Penn, Mrs. William h ron Bank
widow, Edward Bradley and - Bradley
Bradley, heirs at law of Wills James VI
ley, deceased iatn h. Brad
The State of Wisconsin, to tba defendants.
ants, and to each of them; Saia defend
You are hereby summoned to a.
pwengy Gays after service of this spp, With,
elusive OF the day of service ana Sdgitalanns, es
above entitled action in the cow. oeIehd u,
and In case OF your failure SO to - Aforesaid
VIII be rendered against you. accorS; Jodglnea
demand OF the complaint, of wh;rbu 'alg to tn
herewith served upon you. copy +
L. J. COMMON
P. Q. Address Chippewa Fa IL. FGIsalntit
County, Wisconsin "A'S CMppew;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

The Ladies Aid of the Catholic
Church were entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mesdames John
Mishack, Joe Mayo and John Kor-
pal. at the home of Mrs. Korpal,
four miles from town. Two sleigh
loads of ladies rode out and en-
joyed an elegant spread and a
pleasant social afternoon
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior

Land Office at Wausau Wis. March 10 -,
:, Notice is hereby given that Frank Willy ", SN
Eagle River Wisconsin, has filed notic "asG Of
intention to make five year proof in sn ID MI,
made December 2 1902 for the sell S NU lhE
VIZ SWA, Section 27, Township Al n Z" Pa and
II E., and that said proof will be mad nSlgr
the County Judge at Eagle River 'T VII .elofe
April 18th, 1908. WIZ on
He names the following witnesses IN nm.
his continuous residence upon. and c,, w. prove
of, the land, viz: James LangiI Au@nSt' I pN9
ike, Henry Smith and Dave Seward ali ip ~ n nad'
lie River, Wisconsin. VI Tag
JOHN w. MILLER Regsto,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

Europe Buying Maple Sugar.
Canada has begun to find quite an
important market for maple sugar and
maple strip in Europe, where such
sweets have been little known.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Friday, April 3rd, 1905.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Super
visor of the Town of Eagle River
at the coming spring election.
VIM. SUNDSTEN.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Laroe Sum for Amusement.

Au English statistician has just
demonstrated that England expends
annually on theaters and music halls
almost $38. 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Ottice of County Clerk,

0ttice of County Clerk,
March 28, 1903.
TO the electors of Villas County:
Notice is hereby given that judicial
election is to be held in the several
town, wards and election precincts in
the county of Villas on the 7th day of
April, 1908, at which the officers named
below are to be chosen. The names of
the candidates for each Office to be vot
ed for, whose nomination have been
certified to this office, are given Oppo-
site the title of the Office and under the
appropriate party or other designation,
each in it's proper column and the
questions submitted to vote are stat
ed below.
REFORMATION TO VOTERS.
The following instructions are given
for the Information and guidance Of
,sSters. A voter upon entering the poll
lag place and giving his name and res
dGeQce will receive . ballot from the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Subscribe for The Review.

The following is copy of the official ballot for the ee
ton ofdelegates the national party with the
of the candidates of the political parties sacrificed to
this office forth therein in the order they will appear on
the official ballot:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

~acr Iuseice Of the Supreme Court, ...."....
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
HALF \ THOUSAND YEARS

Considerable history has been made in ,he last quarter of the Christian era. During that period America has been discovered. the United States nas fought it's wars for Independence aud unity: the land oi the red man has been made over into the home Of ,. po. go people: ihe maps or Europe. Africa. and most of the balance of the world. have been changed: printing has come into vogue; We hare wei comed the telegraph, telephone. aDc labor-saging machinery: %e have per fected systems of government. haye learned the use of steam and electric ity. and haze done thousands of otber things that have made up the most in- ieres,ing period of history.
 Five hundred years is a very long time. We can only talk Of il. and nos understand just what it means. We can realize in measure that l h4s seen the coming and goiug ci many peoples; is has watcied the world evolve from teudalism oi one sort 10 feudalism Of another.
 And during that lin call of that ire cent8ries-the Rio Tinto mines ot span have been producing copper. l. still is among ths big red metal producers l. is the place of employ men, of sa average of 10. 5oo persons. And this after naIi thousand years.
 Last year tine Rio Tinto ,IiniDg cnmp4ny paid 10 it's stockholders S. 1n. po in dividends. Tn l9O5. the div ideu6s amounted to sl2, 50O. .ooo, but copper prices were higher then.
 For al we know. the Rio Tinto will t,s produ.in ing obsu another five cent uries hare rolled by. l. won't con- c4rn Us much then. Think Of the slump- that enterprise has witnessed: :: think of the different conditions Of sc- ciets and commerce under which this grea. producer has been operated. And then, in ihe face Of 1t, poor little men and aoman make sfy faces snc say. Behold, we are come to evil days. Copper is done for: prosperity has turned it's Jack upon it.
 We commend you, kind pessimists, 10 the Rio Tinto. Its elo4uence of age and profit is greater than anything se can put into such transitory IaI- guage as may mean something else long before the Rio Tin.o has ceased to produce. Daily Mining Record.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
WIRELESS TELEPHONE

The uoselty of wireless selegraphy having wern of 10 some considerable extent. ghe very timely announcement i> made Inst | wireless telephone has noE entered ,he realm of practicable things. h London ;be other day. Vladimar Poalseu. whose sysseu oi wireless telephony has attracted vide spread ai.e7,iou. delivered an inter ssting lecture before the British Iussi- iasioa. ia nhich he explained the principles ot his invention. After detailing hoR he had succeeded il carrying ihe human Eoice through ,he air distance Of abou; DO miles. that is 10 say. oztasen Copenhagen a1d Berlin. Mir P0Ui>eu went on to say: The essence ot ny discovery is us simplicity. ard II resulted from a1o;her 6l>cos-Fy made several years ago .h4. iae rapid Eas>2ge Of electri- cisy 10 and fro psoduees au effect z1oS1 zs ;be singing arc. This singing. found. produced notes loo low for the ear 10 hear and some that
 were too high 70 be understood: 90. in order io make iae notes understand able. ] arranged an apparatus consist ing Q. coils ot ai.e. Joined in series ct co1GeD,er @ith leads 10 .he souFse Of inc current. joined by two cartons ia parallel. found that the current zo3ed rapidly in The arc between the carbon. oscilla,irg 10 ard fro. and that sl4s C-ci.iaG5cc Na> enoriIoU. ' inprov=6 by occUnEiug the interval between sEe cartons siih hydrogen gas Tns resulted in coc,iUeUUs and supe6 E@T=s- which can easily be i8ned 10 zny dssired pi:cn. 50 that .hey gill only influence those ilstru- @=nts xhich ar- atrangpd 10 corr, E. pond with the sending instrument. :" Coming 10 the pure telephone and cation. Ns. Pegl-en sziG ilsai me waves that 2 ii lad issruess-d 3g ih- Gse uf n r 9s- had proYed 10 te .Ejlh- ogs rslue. but with tfie uu6smpec EaFes. each exzc,ly ike iss pred ces- soEs- the problem had been solved. These lr.gl1r Eaves transmitted sound perfectly. and hg rDesns of them ii had ben possible to telephone tune. siihCDt ~ires, 2s1 miles. and re make nEns1n voice recognizable 2 2 Feceiv az station l70 miles a=sy from the p rso1 speaking.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

the short items. If he publishes ss0- liiic> the opposition gets into his hair and ii he doesn't he's charged with being afraid 10 stand out for his opln- ion. II he cordemns mail orSisr h09S- es there are some people who ask him ;o tend so his oNn business IS they have right 10 trade where the. please. If he publishes mail order s6s shs home merchants go after his gore No country paper can come square out without making enemies and losing money. and in the run ot : year or so sill incur some criticism from every ylo1y. But this should not be 6isc0u, aging. The newspaper ihs, undertakes 10 please eserybo>iy will please noeods ani if il is honest. sin csre and shoughsf9l the public @il. respect il.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
THE PROPOSED BUREAU Ol
 MINES

u
 The report of the hearings before she committee of mines and mining of the House of Representatives 10 con- si6er the question of the establishment, of bureau of mines, volume of lS6 printed pages. betrays an astonishing si ssnee of information. For the fame and good name of oar country. we hope that it will not fall into the hands of any foreigner. because il would sssuredly convey the impression tha, we have no engineering profes- sion in this country and indeed do not Snow much about mining. so We are hys.erically beseeching Congress to creSte a Bureau of Mines to teach Us few things. One gentleman demands .ha. something ne done 10 reduce the joss of life in oollieries by 50 per cent. and another says wisely that If that can be done i, will be easy 10 eilmi- us.e ,he remaining 5O per cent. st there will be no fatal accidents at all.
 Even the foreigners, whose mining bureaus are snyiouSly guarded, have no, bsen aple 10 accomplish thatl. An other gentleman wants the Govern. men, 10 show how ores can be work. st prof. thst as present are value less.
 However. the metal miners were not much in eyidene at the hearings, .he coal miners chiefly occupying th, stage. drawing long faces over the re cen. disasters. This was simply throw ing aust in the eyes Of the ignorant 1 The causes and conditions of explo sions and the other accidents in min E ing hare been investigated, and si though the last word has not beer said on the questions land never vii l bel. nevertheless vast amount O useful. scientific know ledge has beeI accumulated in the reports of th' ! commissions. transactions Of ,ecbiuca societies. the files ot engineering jour nals and eisew here. The seeking tol further know ledge is noE an immedi ste remedy for existing evils. Th' real remedy is 10 enforce the laws 0 { he States. revising them. il neees >ary. 10 bring them into line with th' lasest kno.ledge, but anyway, en ] force them .-E. ard M. Journal.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

tried and held, sni has instituted ha- hess corpas procedings to secure his release, So says the Valdez Prospeetor,
 Reports from Fairbanks are to the effect that there will he contest ing delegates to the Republican con- venvtion 10 be held here. Chanucey Boyer is now enroute to the outside with proxies for the entire McGinn delegation. The votes are instructed for Gale for the congressional nomina- ,ion. The proxies for the Dodge, or opposing delegation, have been sent 10 L. r. Shackletord of Juneau. The Wickersham fight was continued in the city election and republican pri- maries, the WickerSham adherants claiming victory in both. Five out of the seven city councilmen elected be- long 10 the Wiekersham faction. The McGinn delegation to the ketehikan convention was elected at primary called hy the regular committeeman. The other WAS elected earlier at eau GUS informally held.
 Gorge Putnam reports in Fair banks that the proposed mail route from Seward around Cook inlet and through the kuskequim country to Nome is entirely feasible and shorter than expected. He was one of the party that went through to select the route.
 Valdez Prospector: Delegate Gale wants a small area of coal lands given 10 the natives of Wainwright Inlet. Seemingly he forgets that President Tedoy has already set apart all the coal lands of Alaska for himself.
 This from the farther side of the Arctic Circle wiil be r diculed by the people of the states. The Nome Pic, neer of March 10th. says: While Nome is enjoying most beautiful O weather. each day filed with tht bri ght, inspiring sunshine of early spring. the middle states are suffering from severe blizzardS. floods and rain storms. Deaths have resulted anC thousands of dollars worth of pro per ,y destroyed. After all. who would exchange q Nome winter for that o any other country? No one, surely.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
ALASKA EXCHANGE GOSSIP.

The Fairbanks papers report the conviction Of ". F. Pre.tIy, secretary Of shs Tanana branch Of the American Federation of Miners, and editor of the Miners organ on charge of criminal libel. by 8 jury in the |. 5. Commissioners' coUr, at that place. Thomas Siefenson. who engineered sbs organization Of the Ketchikan branch Of the Federation here, was at last accounts in jail at Fairbanks un- der bail of BIO, GO on charge Of be- ing accessory, after the fact, 10 riot, and had made application 10 the Dis irics Court to have his bond reduced.
 70. $. Grimes, the government school teacher al Ahoquak, who was committed to the tender mercies Of the grand jury a. Valdez, on charge for rape, claims to have been illegally
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
A Rg.T..nN Og PROsPRRlTY


 Good lin -- sa7. tbe Mining Record er. consists Of sound principles and scsiEity in dnaDcisI and commercial affairs. ard in the disposition Of men ard rofoen 10 look cn the brighter side. ! panic is ansncisl ga.tri,is, and a sbzi dissgreesDle zilmen. is sometimes caused iy melancholy hab- iss- as well as by physical unfitnese, only the tEo methods of treatment are valuable.
 America has been emerging from under the dark side of tine cloud for some weeks, ard there aEe indications that ''conSdence has returned" 7" This means tfas money is being utilized, men and women are being pD, to zork, ard the country has taken up tbe broken threads 10 proceed with its knitting.
 The West and the South have recov- cred much more rapidly than has the East because, perhaps. the tno sec sions named first arg the '.nstsraI re- source" parts of this vast co1nfry.
 Sales Of goods arg larger. ircn and steel are recovering steadily, tbe rsiI- roads are getting into better shape. mining is receiving more support. maDu.sesgring is looking Bp, sgricuI- t0rzl affairs are shaping themselves normally, and she country is building toF .hs future.
 That is the keystone Of the great commercial zrch-Iocking forvard. k has its bad features. iGs Sstbscks,
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

its deliriums, and it's lolts. but hope IS still an asset of vast value.
 But the hope now eS,sns Is temper s6 more hs reason and judgment than i. has ever been before. st least. so far ss the modern cornnercial period is concerned. The public is hecoming analytical ,o much more satisfactory degree. Looking toward what the future will bring is encouraging, bn, oasing that hope on tangible present conditions is better.
 This sort ot return of proSperiy' Is 10 oe encouraged. Is should prove mere lasting-more satisfactory. and less liaole 10 seshsesS-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

Here's ib= ~s9 ths Ne= York World T.==s il: '-The opposition 10 Judge Ta..'s oo1i1ziioo has pgzciics.l! col l.ps=,5 He has majority oi the del =gssas already elec.=d. He has bac. ot hin all sba poaeF, prestige and popglzEisg ct the Rcos4V=l. zomilis- irstio1- Sooe ot iLs other candidates nss zoT considerable support outside his oH1 state Mo-s ot them csr count oa o1ly a pli1episry To,e. Noa4 of iheD co1gd 6eIiser his dele gates to Hughes Or Cannon or Kno1 qr Fzirbs-.s. III four 0. lh-sse op- posing candidates srs p=Fsoaasly friendly to Taft h ibe end they will prefer hss 1g1i1siieo .o the si,eros- tire Of RooseVis Eeaolilzsion. aooS- ing that thsg mast take oos or sbs other. The sooner they make this assis5cl plain sLe h@ifer is Sill Oe for th= co1ntrF. All Of them .DoE that T4ti 5 sgre 10 be nominated. All oi them should realize that poniIc ac- e-E<srce ot has loli1stion EOgId be 2 great s1.ugl9s 10 prosperity. By re- 1soTirg popular uncertainty ss .o sbe sr5io- of the Repgbsican cOnFeDsioD ihey Eozid aid greatly in the ra-sOsz- iio- ot eouE6e1ce. FOr if Mir. BrvsD
 a. sure Of she Democratic nonins- iiOn as he pFeteuds- Dotbirg remains i1 dovos iss ihe size Of Judge Tsfs's le.ori.g.'
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

President Roosevelt has scored oyel the rsacsioazry combination in shs house lxs. week. The interstate com nsrce commission wanted s.;a 0oo 10 os used in carrying on certain essential and impoi tSni work in connection si.h .ailFUSd aeeoun,s. The appro- prl2tion wSs necessary to insure the fullest measure of benefit from the op- evaiions of the rate law. The appro- priasioIaS committee. headed hy Tswn- ~, whistled down the item "a ssl. na0
 which wss 50 snsll as .o entirely de- feat the purpose she commission had n mind. President Roosevelt GeciG- esi he coalin'; stand for is. But he did nos send for ihs house Headers '' He summoned bunch of the younger nembe including representative Townsend ot Michigan. showed 'en shat wss iu she wind and sent 'en back so the house to bring the lead CTS so reason. They did active mis- sio-agy wcrs ani as $ result the Headers. snG included in this cate gory Ws> Speaker Cannon, were bowl d over by n2rrow majority. and ihe appropriation boosted from sj1. aa tC s55a. ao. ai which latter figure it will count for something II is predicted thai .he. Appropriation will stand. too. Is is roi likely that she house vii gig back o1 us scsion. The indirid. uai members eoGlc uOt coatem pla.s ~ish egasnimity the risk that woulC be involved by such ! course
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

serT TfEs.-IE eo-ss country news. paper no1sg eTesy time is make. . stand cF sng question. says an ez- change Almost any Osher citizen be- sides newspaper man can do % with Oss insGrirg his business. because b. is Dos pUs 01 record. When nems- paper publishes anything it's there in black and nbIse and TO gzy 70 get aEornd it. If the ediior sdYocztes Improvements. ihs mossEsscxs go after him and sOnsesinnes stop their paper. If he opposes Improvements. the pro yEessise sort get On his frame and call him back number. # he hooets she church the liberal elements call hin cray and If he 0Gesa's the ehgrcf, people ssF he. going so the devil. If ha publishes local news sorDe say it is sI9 oOxzsense ard if be doesn't he gets ii ic tie neck from those shO look 10.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

Jun=4u Dispatch; The Juneau re- 9cb.icaus 8re considering he charter .ag D. hoss 10 take ihe GAstioeac enamel 6elszaiioo 10 hs.chikan 70 ai- .s15 inc eooveniio1. Unless this i> 5o-e .hose attending sill hare 10 re- main ssversl 62ys zs ketehik4n |! reason of the steamer schedule. Joe Harding. late srEivsl 3. Tread zsll. Eas examined hg Judge Folsom shls morning U the charge Ot iIsani- 1v. He was aslozeG his liberty ca .6e ogoziss he return 10 Seattle Co The sgsf stez-4r. Joe =ali=6 machine b drill square holes aS hs solc ihe .0ge1z1 he =4s square guy. He also objected 10 she VA! inc Tread ==.. mines zeEs rUo- The '. s Co1sssicoers as S.agxs! and asl.hi.zo hare been made assistant clerks ot i4 .=d-ra. court as aa a6Gi- .iozzI sasarT c. s5n9 sssr ard offices 9f Mrs Mcclellan, Q. S.zgHzF. and D. (. Abrams c. Ee.chikau. hare been .bol5sbed. This action is taken oa The -aoouue1dziioo of special depart 1eni exanio=v who @2s here lasl sgEZtg.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

An Alberta man wants to ee mar- ried in balloon, He will, we isncs. sri is difficult ,o secure the attend sUes of other neosssary parties 10 the ceremony who hold the same lofty sieSS Of EaSsriusory-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

L1to7ic4 CsrE1iliis. late edifor ct I4s Cs7essio-e Socisle, ihe zrztchF.tic publication rec41isF excleied frcr she mails br osder 0, sfe President. h@s started oa featuring io1r, bgi instead Of being greeted bF sLs en- shasisssie audiences be eooSde1tly sx- pecied, bs ]. met eEery here ty com rDisses:s Of police sto kindly escort him so sbs outer ! rniss Of the ioEn and ci.iss hs visits. His reeep1iorx may nos be in strict accordance Hisls an okseFvslcs Of the boested principle Of 'fres speech but Eill be quite generally spproTsd by all law abiding people sTsryNhs inss the same.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

Govs--o- Haghss aoss rsos propose to wsih6-zw .-o- .hs presidential rxce, despite .hs ss,i ihsi hs is nos rar.ieai3rly n ii- He xo6 his friends ps2a 10 oe oa .hs gr0and. prepared sc< s--sr,sa-ezs>
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

CsoSe-uo9 Joh1soa is making i tour os inc middle western states and ap- pears io hare happy faculty ct i'm agsssiuE people =iih his abiliiy snd strength of character in ihe course oi i casual meeting. The SscEe. ot Ii is 3t course. shs t2ei ihzs Governor John so- lssvsrv sizAble nsn. os honest A-d uvri-h, proposes The progress as makes n wi1nlcg peoples tTien1- ship suggests that II h. had gos start ea e2zly enough zs presidential pos sioslisy be might hare oome pseii. aeAr dividing inc delegates 2i ihs Ds.xa- eonYsuiioo wiih Mr. BEyan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

The frequency with which an- coupcsnsnss are usde of the suicide .. bank managers in the United States ss srasso-ns evidence thai 0eposisors s-s 10. inc sssrsss sufferers from the stress .. Snseeisl panic
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

Tn she spring aAe little republics lishsly turn 10 thoughts ot reSol'a- .ioa.' This nasy bs but poor paFVs- dy oo TeDusson's famous eoOpae', oa' II ssrrss well la indicate the present situation ir South America.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

II S@c-sis-y Tsta 5s rene 1tered n h.si<xy .or no other thing, bs will os lcoxsss tsscx "a A> ihs srea.s>. travel er Wbo s,s- oaeapisd | q-oaalns1i place n American poblie life
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16

The wood r0lp qge>1icn uial noi cozn. h h&s ihs Foxer of she press behind .i. As u4ny eocsEsssloI'sl sisoas gS.isr ~Ill hs sri io realize be- so.s .As eoi q ihs ys2r-