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The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

State Insurance Commissioner
Rittenhousa has collected S200.
000,o0 in the first eight months
of the present. year which is more
than hiss been collected in any
one wear since tAs establishment
of the Office itia also the sec
ond largest amount turned over
bv anv state densrtuenr
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Legal advertising
public Land sale

Larnuri Coiord9i i.md o1ico, July i0
Nalce i herepy Eor tltat % dT0rtd hy 'hc
Commits iuncrof GLE oeusml Land once under
provision 1f Aatoi l0agFe- approved Jure %
1885. fuhNcNo a@ we .ili oncr at frnhc salo,
totne Ilsle-. bddcH atIno'coel am. ~ tho@
no DAY 80 Alrust, ln' ue2t ai tlH onice tie
following uc, Of lond 70 .Sif W. ir sE
sni, Sec a5. T.ao 81. E. 81 81. and sW s}yt,
lcr 20 a., u. uW. Ght p.N.
Any yuarou cjslmIre SHcrey lh- laye-ae
uhc arat af ajyisoi nee tH. taim r
olcc, ION or beilre DE 'ay ahas aes.
trd Or alc.
ToUS A Wuuua Register
o Wosr G'a7r Reaah
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PHONE "A 2
s.L--nr.l.n Rata..

one Year -..-..,.,-.. 81 ~.
iz Months ....-...-.- .e5.
AdreresIng Rates.
lIsrlAY-5o cents per Inch, per column, czech
uoptp SO Irefeyei position given-
ir~lSrss LocAts-5 eenualiue caeh insertion.
lunoer claim $50
stonc claim % weeks SD
AN other legal rrntme subject to state rates
o eents pcrurH lor first Insertion. IS cont. for
sach ub-eQplaJ Insertion, counting ie iincs
b the incl uorraruiI measure
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NorI0E FUE ruHIIl luoN
no0ntn atoiu-I1-.a1

Lauu Coiaraio, Jair
F0Hea hcra- given .hl- Jose Auai Bc
4m ol rt ctiaben- Nw JuH-
l9.i n.5 niala Hamel tgtr IS. si.l ief
8. ea1a e. OF A C- ts riaI
noto % utulaa T. make tr7' amma.aaa
proof @ iist o.aim H1 l1l.l aerca Be-.
.cr.a acl. he.0r alr cia-t oi nis,ic ao1u
e splHgfcl1i eiouag rH He 5,l lay 7-
scpiemDer M
clamsat pute~ ns lauaei qr.n-
iana. AlrHA -ol'ua He Ma1r se Juan
c0rJeyl- 41 y Gals e. oitae-lal
' 70 Wrt3 1898 Rgristm
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NoTluE ron rlnllcArloN
DeraELm.nl d IL InletI9r

- I'-'11'1''''1 " ~ 'IITT-TI"-T0
Land enice 90 Lamar. colorado
.Juig i-fl- H03.
Notiea Is hcrooy given that Daniel ll eheuo
woih OF smingileldC0io. vino. ou Nlrl s. 1902,
naat Homestead Eutry No. $50, for ha soulh.
eaf luartn ofslr TWP aq- q. i0u of Ho
&l priacipa meridian hs Glol uoHoeog ms
intention make final d,c4cr pmof ll
uhu-h lohn 20 en- Land abov Described
before Dhe clerk ~ No DIsnler Count a.
sp rgiaI Colo, ON Ansr %, laos,
CIamani HHno- viHts-rs. James %. Bieh-
lori. s.. A. u>orreNcr- y. Shannon, Elm
oo.u E shaun9ut ~ OF spnnshed' c"lordo.
joUy 8, WuLtANs. Rag ter.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
SUMMONS
lnthC pisriot Oour.
STATE or COLGPADO

UNace g. nb-os Hanun
NN Penn uarertaut
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or
COLORADO
10 a. N.Ienr. the 1rfgrt.pt above iuln. o.
tlttEliN1 fuu au, al rriY re4iircl ~ ape
pcal tn au action brought lrHiu-I YOU bN tta
above uamci plaInuf- iu thc Yi tr.vt Court ul
Huca County >au of colorado. AND answer
tNc complain fNuolu Within tNrrf- iay- tligr
thc -elNie, HenaHiI b scn cd within tl.i- rouue1i
tlop. wlthin .hii15 lal alter the service hrfeoa
dninltN will re taNru against you gncOrilu, 20
thr prayer of flcunnpiaint. ard K copy of
tuc complaint iu thr above entitled action hs
not 7erVcd with His -Uuimou-t uri the service
hgrgpi na mile 01t of -his St7tr, r'cr fcu duy-
Hl'iUuuli 90 tl# lmr herrIuuvt -peciied for
lHNearanrg aua lr-Wor VIII lc allowed before
fne ti'.lug ni iud.meut ny default n- gf1rc-atd.
llc ~ acNauis lr1uFft go quiet dilc 10
iNr Nor;lWr7l uuIuer ui section thirty four
iaN- township tvcltl nine .zII -ullh, r1uIc
tntiE-scYcu .ll west In Raca County, Colorado
ls wiIl more lUlly appelr ,rnm tho complaint ln
tHid action 90 which i- here made; copy OF
which is hereto attached.
Aud yuu lre horchy notified that " yoU fail -
APPEAR and fo answer tie said complaint us
above required lhc said plaintiff viii taku
, Judgment Hs pruyc3
Gycn under iny hand this 22ud day of jung
& -. l9us.
John p. 2fm Attorney forrlantin
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HIe.s .ts et
-oata 7is-oa te ttl ier
mu sr
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rCruc IA<os6lI
Department or themtrior
Lun. .n--.l- -luL.l- .--.-.-L-

Department or The Interior
Laud lm.e at Lamar. Colorado
5uy IS, zoos
N"tiec Sc hereby rycn th7t s- directed hy tAe
conWi s-i1ugf orh. General Iaud omsc r6e-
tac p-o,i-ioa- o- thc Hcrof C5uIa approved
June y, 1920, rgmIr-No. .lsi vewl' 'uc- at
pQhht -alc to tHc highest h'i5er.1t i1n'ciact A
N.. on fha 2sr'i asy OF suTlunlez 1868 81. 'Ii-
onlce, tha olIoNue tueto. iaal, Co. wit 81
NEi SI NE'l- sca,is1 o. Township Do soufa-
Hausc a. vs. 18Th ~
Aas peuoua claiming adversely the above
le-eribcl auds 9r eltlsed .1 Hc the'a ciaius
or aa'ecrioHs on or. hcfor 81 Hwa 1e=-aa 'a5
tor bic,
IONS A WIrrla UcEte
g. Fua54 tfGGE-r. Heealrs-.
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CONTEST NorIce
department Of tho jHtcrior,
United states LWil Ofilco,

Department Of thc imcrior,
United states Lam omcc,
Lamar. colorado.
Juno 2snd, lnaS.
A. uHicIrut contest ailldailt having been tiled
% mhaoAi,e by Qllic NJ. Risgs eoptes;mt
salu.f homestead cntTys No. ss07 made Jul.
aa iaW far Lots !, gnl " SFli, section e.
ToNHsiip as Rmgeil~ neHanin Il pa
ton eoptciee, m wldclat Neged that the
said HuganstF Daitonsne er made settlemeut
an0s i,icd oii sand land ihtt he has iuadc DO
improvements !lueun that aiu muymm h'H
aeea psant ir1in said iiaid tor period % more
haa iN months past;
nd IHl s0ld aloged ahc4ce f-9m thc ala
a1i po, q0a 90 his pmpioymoat Ia the Ar
ms, Nayy 1t Nnriue COG ui tiio luitod Statea
a private -oldIcr, olieo -mau or naeinn
lrrn ur wI Yvth spar during any other
vn awH'gt He unugalstui may he cngHs-
30, tlartio hre hers' Hotileit 20 appear
u..nsrl. aua aeg oyidenr touching said ale
ua9a rt 90 o'clooh a. M oa d. 2j 1908 he-
raV ae Roat.'er .hsd Eeceiyor or the United
5'uo reHi pm'e iH i.ulnr colorado.
FfH8t IT, E1ert Eetrircr
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

The Republican State conyen-
lion is to be held In the Auditor
ium buildine at Denver on Sat
rdag the 18th day of Septem-
aer
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Norlcn son ruRalcAmoN.
Departmental HH0 Interior
l4uI Oniea 90 tl.amar colo.

is-nn bH|u0 90 l.aHiart tuIo,
Juls alrd, 1905.
Notice is hofcNr lvcu that David Roviand
at Stouiuct1n lalorala who, on Junc s5th.
1907, made Homestead Entry 80, 5lld, for the
norsnvcst l1arcr ni Section 81, Township 30 s.
i7ug4 80 west 81 OBJ iSth Principal Ncidiin
la diet notice 1i hi innnuon go make dnl
eamlnu u-7tuupw rsfIhlsh g'aim % tbel-pd
g9oyc dr-eHN4, lgfle C}ers o.. no District
Cont, at spiH-fela. colorado. OF tue lh
Day ot seUteuha j.eS
Claimant uart as iues-es. Iacoh w.
uumoA Jo3t W Baldwin JACOB lckrouc,
"Wifoid rhk-a.t .t.r, ailc. -tonlnstsn- colo
ado.
J7r A WILLIAMS
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

At the annual school meeting
held last week at Kenton, Okla
homa full board Of ladies were
elected to look afyer the educa
tionai interests Of that town.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

Secretary Srdeld is in Colo
alo this WeeiI making per-
sQual examination of the Land
fraud cases in the western part
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
SUMMONS
IN the District Conrt
crT'ATE on cor nD M

STATE Of CCLOKAEJ
County Of Baea s-.
Charles +. Gibson. PiaiutlN
james " core Defendant
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO
TO James ". Core the defendant above named
GNEETINt5: You are hereby rcquilcd % au-
puur iH an action brought against YOU by tle
above named plaiutiN. iu the District Court Of
Baca County, stutc of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty dny- after
tie seryicu hereof y served within this county
or, if served pui OF this County, or by punlirg-
tiou, within thirty ia aftor The Service hereof
dciault VIII De taken against ynu according Do
ine prayrr o. tac complaint, anil if coul of
the complaint in tlc ahoye entitled action Toe
not sCrvea with fh,- summons, or id service
hereof lie made our 90 this State, then ten DAYS
additional ln che tituG lerriuahnrc spec Eud fUr
appearance uut answer WIFI he allowed before
thy iHbfu- OF judgment hl default a. aforesaid.
Tile said action i- brought 10 quiet ttlo ta lots
and 3 rul rhrcIst half OF rhe southwest TIlr-
fer OF section @t township rs south .anga ~
west lu Eaca cor o.. Colorado, fnr costs anal
thc complaint lu -&ii action to which reference
rd
And SOU are hclcb5 uotlded thw Sc you uil To
nppcgv and Io answer the -aN complaint ~
above required The said pill 'HuG will take iud-
ucnI prayed,
Giye, under my hrud, 'his 27na day Of
John y Man, Attorney for plaiuHr.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
RTS PHST

For after Che indians forced back and The buffalo
driven from h native haunts prairie the cattle Kings
paarng teir vast herds here prns 70 everything 5o n
conditions have changed ana the farmers with perhaps small M is
cattle horses have established homes here and working t
fully though possibly not TO ther best interests 3na @ s
steaders coming m 7 Increasing momentum 20 settle
good land and build good homes fqr thaoser and s s1e
ldoptns more nearly fe dry falni OF soil co are 50 1
fully carried by Campbell Ih6 main hope OF M county a
practice of such system Of farming which aa=er' hs
for The growing Crops generally yield in accordance
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
NOTICE ron arruoarloN
pemfim m ofur mtcrior.
r.t a,,s.

Land oNicc u LHuar, Colorado
luna l7ib. ip1s
Noure is heuhy -ivgu fii1t TsWes %. iiauco.E
~ Springfield, o''fFi1, ,h 1n Nusus. i'i4,
ron, nnda Ham e7a Eatc N' ror he
portlWe.r aare stega1 - 1Hslip p
-outn, tiap-a isFe.t afri' fAl ia lieinvttse
ot iu .rf.an .o cike al nyoseE rHlet d e--
tHli-i oi4u 60 ,hg3aa5 ans. ieerilcd.he'ora
cierl et g.e pis,r.t gaft- -rriavieid. colo-
radt- tc 5tl Dog turu-t @
Claman nauc IS wI,ae D.. e. Ene-
tarf, 10. Ecsatr, Alii.u srt. SEQ On
enrmrdrli lnH 81 SIS 7nter oi Wins. cello.
Jq s. Nlt.A'f-.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Adrertising Rates.
GIGaHilrS and Comment

Our Olynpian victors keep
On winning contests Just as if
tney had Sc habit.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

Springfield the county scat is pleasantly located about
above the Junction of Cat and Bear creeks has
barber shop Offices real
residences aoan NJ VA lodge and brass band that larges
might well be proud of bank building and livery barn
completion An excellent local telephone system with
Villas and ranches miles in various parts of the oper
alton Other phone lines building telephone
necon secured Lamar the railway
Daily Sunday mail Lamar and mail
by which The county reached
ate romt he county, seat.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
CLIMATE
Nd eIinaLa !. e.eonLilrnIII LgaILhInI ben.IL-r. E
TOPOGRAPHY

Theweteln part OF the county is rough containing Some n-
deposits and covered with abundance OF cedar, pine
smal oak which supplies wood and fence ssttie
% the Ga THE hills
gradually give way the rolling yaaia of the centsal t a
county, which is covered ith grass he round ane n
Is generally quite level praiic
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
LRND ann LIVING

There still million Of vacant government land r.
Baca The land is and productive and would III be @
few days if people back East .nce Of bei for o
ateaaing
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Taxes.
The County Seat

alone eeonomicaI Inc.
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Some Facts Concerning
Baca County.
Hs BIG AS n STATE

ToACA COUNTY situated in the axrone oubaa7te eonor
= Colorado being the county 1t is 81 miles lone e't
As miles north south containing
$500 square miles The altitude Is fom 500 to 800 feet
The climate exceptionally heahfui banaldns especially os
who have lung trouble Ioapprcite the dry climate end a1
sunshine and he pleasant cool nights which 7'a@ 80
days each and experience for 'n3e
The location enough awe, the qag Mountains
the winters he foothills Car @ DE- IN Pc oToion1
belt Thecnate mild; seldom ul
very "A winter Cattle -rl hoaa5 fly ti
winter oth tn grazing tbe
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Schools and @hmrches

Bca has excellent schools conpe
The only 3gauizatonn
but is decidedly helpful all win permit
Taxes.
The low business county conducted
aont economical lines
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
Fruits
WATER
Population

The population o. the county IS above 1000 and
people are progressive peaceable, industrious and
neither saloon nor pauper in the county
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
CROPS

Wheat rye, oats barley, milet, milo maize Eaar
dian broom raised and milo
very extensively and hundreds of OF produced
nualy More wheat especially the drought resisting
being each successive This will before
years great producing country stock all kinds
tie sheep horses and hogs thrive the products the
The quality Of the Colorado pork fed the small grains
here, said o be unsurpassed
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

Rcaelva
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07
f. +. LA1UORT

Bacn County
Eaporks Crop
'md -lit -ielIt, yaI
low fork ler
additional hraua
ii1an-Ia-r auv
gAcr ou risIit lge
The Springfield herald., 1908-08-07

Ino. 20 Johnston uu
us IHlt -aAuIH,
iait l.p.
'.nr iulff-. CrpI
lulcr 1pli $50. iif-
liou. creek 10 aus 30 ss
nIu.I. tnlofW
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

tress in the barn, Old Bill. with his
chin on his knees. and sometimes an
empty bottle beside him, led the choir
or played Rugby at Harrow again, and
quite forgot that he was an old man
now or that his family had deserted
him. Even in the hopfields Old Bill was
something of outcast.
It is at night perhaps that the hu-
man and social side of the life most
reveals itself. The swimming parties
of young men and women that wend
their way to the river of an afternoon
the social teas between families TAX
ing day off. when the group gathers
laughing and story telling in the shade
of some huge laurel tree close to the
tent of mine host-all this is sug-
gestive and redolent. of course. But
it is at night with the hundred camp
fires making eyes on the hillsides,
with silhouettes ranged about them
and songs and music surging up to the
stars, the pTattle of children maybe, q
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

gramophone or two. and the couple
of little grocery stands aglare down
on the roadway. each with its crowd
of habitual loafers-it is at such a
time that these outdoor people of Cali
fornia, so unique in their summer state
and temperament. prove their leanings
to one another, their almost utter hu-
manity most.
If it is Saturday night, added to this
and running akin to it is Tilt of ex-
pectancy. Upon the platform there ON
the hill under the signing eucalyptus
trees there is TO be a dance. Call it a
country hoedown if you wffl-but that
is only because YOU can never have
been to one. Already fellows with their
girls are arriving from the smaller
ranches about. and a big bonfire burns
close to the platform in preparation.
Only the music hasn't arrived yet-the
hired orchestra from Santa Rosa. or the
fiddlers from F'orestville. So around the
different eamptjres they sit and wait
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

ent varieties that the tenters tapped
for use; the Italians only-camped by
themselves at the farther side Of the
incline-prefering their "dago red"
Away up on the hill. too, under the
shade OF some live oaks, was a dance
platform. If it We're night when you
struck camp it is quite possible they
would be dancing up there-the sound
of fiddles and laughter and rhythmic
feet splurging softly out at you in the
darkness.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10

The Way to Build up Wransell |: Patronize Wransell Merchants
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10
DIES FROM 0VER.EATING

Axel Carlson died Saturday night in cabin in the eastern part of town from the effect of overlooking his stomach, following the removal of a tapeworm. Fer ten years Carlson had known of the existence of a tape-worm in bis stomach, but it had never troubled him enough to cause him any uneasiness until a short time ago, when he began growing weak. Last week his condition became serious and he had the worm removed, the operation being successful.
 The purgatives given before the re- moval of the worm lef. his stomach en- tirely empty, and unheeding instruction from the doctor, Carlson ate hearty meal, whitfi so irri.ated the weakened tissues Of his stomach as to cause death, which occurred Saturday night, despite the efforts of Drs. Schroeder and Shur- ick to prevent it.
 Deceased was a Norwegian laborer about thirty years of age, and has been following the logging business around Wrangell for some time. He was sober and industrious and was highly spoken of by his acquaintances.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10
WIS A CASE OF SUICIDE

The coroner's jury which was called to look into the matter of the death of Ole Todal at Blind Slough last week found that he came to his death from the effect of a wound inflicted upon himself by .40-S2 rifle Dr Schroeder examined the remains and found that the heavy bullet had entered the body near the left nipple and penetrated the body, tearing through the heart and causing instant death.
 The two mates of the dead man said that they had just awakened in the fore castle of the schooner, when they heard the untitled report of a rife in the en- zine room, where Todal had his berth. They quickly went to the engine room and found Ipdal dead. They could not assign any reason for the deed except that fishing had not been normally sue cessful for some time past, and that the man may have become melancholy.
 A son of Todal, who was employed on the Portland Oregonian, was wired to, and lett at once for Wrangell, arriving on the Jefferson. He had his fathers remains buried here.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10

J. c. Grant went up to Juneau by the Jefferson.
 A shortage of food supplies is reported from katalla.
 Dr. shurick made the round trip to Juneau on the Jefferson.
 Admiral Johansen and Capt svind- seth were over at Ideal Cove during the past week.
 Harry Brice came up from Ketchikan on the Jefferson, to attend to the affairs of the Rosenthal estate. | 4 little commercial war took place here last week. the casus belfi being the cut made by F. Matheson in the price of c4nned milk. He dropped to z4 per case and then the two small stores went to s3.90, which was promptly me: by Mr. Matheson.
 Collector of Customs Clarence A. Ho- bart has resigned and the resignation has been accepted and will take effect January l. Deputy Collector Willis is to succeed MT. Hobart, who will accept position with the Northwestern Fish cries Company.
 4 leather goods msnufactory is to be established at Juneau, and the plant has already arrived. The institution will temploy about twenty five people, and manufacture gloves and other articles from deer skins. This wi'l afford a good market for the many deer lkins that are now thrown away.
 Late Juneau papers state that Attor- ney John Hellenthal has entirely lost his sight He had been under treat ment for impaired vision, and was said to have been fully recovered and on his pay home to Juneau, when he was sud denly stricken blind on the streets of Seattle. No hope is entertained for his recovery.
 Hunters coming into town from the neighboring islands say that wolves are more numerous than ever before, and that deer are consequently hard 10 find. The small islands in Snow Passage are said 10 be literally covered with wolves, and they are getting so bold that they approach very near to the tents of pso- pie camping on the beach. making the night hideous by their bowling.
 A trapper write to the Farm and Home Magazine the following directions for m aking set for mink: "A few feet from the bank of stream or lake where mink tracks have been noticed pile up rocks until they reach the top of the water. having the top rock considerably smaller than the next lower one. On tep of it place piece of muskrat, fish or chicken for bait, and cover with
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10
ATTORNEY BOYCE EXPLAINS

Hon. John J. Boyce made an interest ing talk before the Wrangell town coun- oil at the regular meeting last Thursday night, in regard to the affairs of the Willson-Sylvestsr sawmill estate. He set forth the facts that in order to bring the joint estate to @ settlement which would be satisfactory and amicable to both branches of the estate, the heirs had concluded to offer the property for sale. He explained that the sale of the property would relieve the administra. tors by taking the property out of the litigation, which for several years has checked It's development; whereas, in the hands of private parties the mill would probably be operated throughout the year, giving better employment to larger number of men, which will natur- ally result in an inestimable benefit to the entire neighborhood.
 MT. Boyce said that the people of Wrangell were apprised of the facts in advance of the sale in order that be- 1 ing able to foresee the benefit which will naturally follow, they may cooperate in promoting a successful sale. and also to assure them that none of the work con- nected with the administration of the estate would bs done "in the dark"
 For several years the council has been endeavoring to secure title to lot be- 1 longing to the estate. in order that the street east of the residence of William Lewis might be opened and improved. Mr. Boyce explained that the holding of this lot was not because of any desire on the part of the administrators to antag- onlze the efforts of the council towards the improvement of that street, but that l in order for the administrators to have authority to dispose of the lot in ques- ton, several requirements of law must be met, which, owing to the present chaotic state of affairs, is impracticable and next to impossible. He said that after the sale it would be very simple matter to secure the lot and pursue the improvement of the street without any hindrance from the law.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10
GAKDERBONE'S FORECAST
Copyright C. H. Riefh.)
 DECEMBER

December was the tenth month in the old Roman year, and gets it's name from the Latin "decem," meaning ten. But what with forest fires in the middle of autumn, the Roman fire department had no time to put out Christmas trees, and wher Numa's own palace burned he tearranged the calendar and moved Christmas along to time when the firemen had nothing else on.
 The frisky calf will sniff the air and merrily cayort, and the frost will nip -him where his scant upholstering is short. The boys will flock to Sunday School with fine religious fire, the hired man will hang around unworthy of his hire; the warning goose will hurry south on frantic wings a-rustle, with winter urging him along where Cora wore the hustle.
 The melancholy days will come and Boreas will roar; the wolf will thrust his muzzle through the keyhole in the door. He'll whiff the scent of bacon bought at 30 cents a pound, and plain potatoes by the box with tissue wrapped around; and every time we chase him off and bid him to bis den, the trusts will pump his stomach out and sic him on again.
 The water pipes will all explode and give the house a jar; the plumbers ehaffeur will get out the tl,robbing rac- ing car. But while relief is on the way to plug the gushing spout, the ear will have hammorrhage and blow its in. nards out.
 The unemancipated wife will uit her cozy bed and build the fire the while he, lord pretends that he is dead. She'll wrap herself up in her hair and shiver in the dawn, and chop the indling, hustle coal and turn the damper on and while she freezes till she turns the
Alaska sentinel., 1908-12-10
e s WITCHCRAFT 1T KAAKE

An Indian who is dying with con. sumption at Kaake accuses twenty one other natives of having bewitched him and caused his illness, and Forest su- pervisor Langille recently arrived there just in time to prevent the killing of the witches, all arrangements fot which had been made,
 Children are afraid to go to school lest they be killed as witches, and only fear of the white man'a punishment is preventing bloodshed.