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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
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biifer uno feline 8riefe. 9(ber jlt=
gleid belebren inns leine eigenen 9(llf.
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lpa5ierten Die gnfelfinoer frei in Die
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(es NOR I'M Sabre 1920 gum @roB-
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Sic: Der @roBpater pill es."
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alldJ oas babe nidts gebolfen. Goethe
iab i'm nit ieilem flammenoen 9lid
grob al, ma6te syn, bm4 unb =
oamit mar oos @eiprad 81 Gnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
NIIerIei.

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Die Office Der Mlamo Cement Som
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uno 90. Yturri it. BON San 2uis So
toii perfanft noroen. gs bot cine
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ging. gr murbe babel 10 ungliid-
lih gequetiht, 6aB er mebrere &ip-
pen bra6 un0 int1erlide 8erIebrngen
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boren uno pobnte felt 35 Sabren in
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f@anerti, Die iid lngebiibrlih be-
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miBbmoelt. Gin @ngeIte1ter ser
StraBenbabn fam ibm gu @iiIfe
uno es selana linn, iid ieiner 4ngrei-
fer gu ertpebren uno tie ane 9rei in
Nltmmer Cider at lanoen.
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bauung oes Spribenbauies I'M Slln-
iet 8arf an Der Saf StraBe lit
Charles Wobrie fir oie slnlme BON
$500 iibertragen meroen.
9ie Soee, Die @usiteaungsee-
ieuidoft, reip. oeren 8eomten mil
benz 8uiineb Mens Club 5t bereini-
gen, lit gar ni6t 10 libel. 9as Sn-
tereiie unierer @eihdftspelt miiroe
gail5 entibieoen fir oas beimiihe
unternebmen geipedt meroen.
Die ne~uerpablten geanten oes
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Sdatmeiiter, S. 6. @roos; Sefretar,
6. u. Stieren. 9ireftoren: 6. N.
@intber, g. Meeriheibt, 8. Seuer=
mann, Otto aobler, s. 6ennert, g..
s.. Surfamp, Or. s. glmenoorf.
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felt uno 3u5ng BON auBenbalb ipie
bisber uno Die 8epolferungs5abl
Der Staot miro Die 100000 iiber-
iteigen.
Die 9epegung fir Die Ser
itelung b~eiierer Seitenmese i6eint
mieber ms Stofen eeraten gu Iein.
Gin 3eppelin-@erslein lit i'm
Sremoenbude auf Dem &itlideler
@orn 5u leierr:
DDS 9enfproblen1. es mar nift leihr,
9u, Zeppelin bait's ia erreidt.
Stun lebre mid, geideiter Mann,
@ie man Die S rauen lenfen Tam.
Der Magoeburger @eneralall-
5eiger teilte in Ger. 245 nit: uGie
idmeiaeriihe Militdrbeboroe bot iidl
5ugunften Der ginfiibrung oes
arnppiben 13 Gentimeter -Moroers
mlsgeiproden". 9ieier Irisorltd lit
leioer mebr ri6tig ais falid.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
@ic bie 9rpdi6itipniiten arbciten.

augenblidlid loufen I'M auftro-
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Staot, Die in ieoes @aus uno in ie=
Den 8ei6aftsplaB Elm 8latt @apiet
bineintperfetL olf oen 9aditebenoes
5u leier lit:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
90. 6. G. 8. sa6n.

NIlfulft-
$50. 3-8om @orben. BIB nad1m
~Slper u-&om Nprben. 1880 PORN
Np. 241-9ouiton etc. $3.50 oorm
Nbfabrt-
$40. 4-gtoh Dem Norben. ..7:30 bonn
gSlber"-Nad Dem Norben 900 hadn't
80. 244-6oliton etc. 1915 nndmt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
Giienbabn=Jablplan.
S. & 6. %. galn.
g. 81, & 81. g. gabm.

Miltuaft-
SO. 1-Sonfton II. 5. &iilte 1920 hadn't
$50. 3-9ouiton II. 3. 9iiite. 700 nornt
$40. 54-@on aerrpile. B. $50 porm
go. 52-&errpile, Spnntag 500 nnc1m
SO. 89-Nacb aerrpiae 1000 na6m
4bfnbrt-
SO. 2-6oulton II. 5. aiilte $50 pornl
So. 4-9ouiton Ii. 5. aiiIte 900 naclm
$50. 53-ga6 &errpile ...4:30 nad]m
SO. 51-&errbtle, Spnltag $50 BORN
$40. 67-Na6 &errpile ..7:05 borm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16

s., 8. 4 9. u. (Soupt-9tnie).
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$50. 9-@om Sfen porm
9to. 7@8om Often. 900 nad]m
$40. 10-@l 8afo IL. @eiten 500 nadJm
abfa6rt-
$50. 9-@l 8aio II. @eiten 900 BORN
$50. 10-3a1 benz Often. 1920 nabEt
$40. 8-Nad Dem Often. ..11:40 BORN
@ieturia 9ipifium, 6. S. & g. q.
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auu. 3o2-Guero, @ictoria, 7:3o nadm
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
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empire, Ga, llallerrs IS. 81. Slopo,
iagt: 08udlen's @rnica Solbe beilte
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iab, namlid an meiner Sanb uno
meinem 8ein. 9ieie Solbe lit 10
lpertbon, bob i6 cine uMortgage~ allf
meine Sarm ~aufnebmer niirbe, faas
i6 tie nidt onoers erbolten f0nf,tta. "
@ur 25 Gents bel aoolpm 8reiB ulto
81. Gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16

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ltn0
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reuben
Sd mia @aaer gliidlides Seiln in
eine &eimltdtte ser 9lrmltt, ser
Sorge unb Ser lnebre oer-
manoeln.
SD mill Der Srau ibren @otten
nebmell ntl0 benz @ottelt feline
5ralt.
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uno Mtao6en r1inieren ullo lie
einem 2eben Ser Siinoe ullo
Sdaaoe 5ufiibren.
SD mill ben fleiBigen nii6terner
Irbeiter IN einen Srirfer uno
g8anper@ nmmonoeln.
Sd MID Gud offer Mfoglihfeit BE-
reuben, iemols Elm gliidlides
2eben gu fiibren.
Sd nil Die @efdngniiie uno Sic
@rbeitsbdufer nit ben idonlten
beiter guerer iu1lgen 2ente
fmaen, unbefiimmert Inn gebrp.
6ene Screen uto biiffloie Mtiit=
ter.
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mebr erbietet ii6 Der
rum %ieller1 fir @elo
al tim.
9afn foGgen nod einige Spriihe
lno @rmabnul1gen oellen 9ibelonz
gaben b~eieeorudt lino, als menn lie
Stellen aus Der gibel mdren. 90
Der eine Spru6: a@iebt IS
menidli6e @eien, oie nlebr qaes
menibli6en @efiibls baar iino 1lrlo
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ipenn iie 5u inn fommen2~ ltllo
ca1eben ltebt Die Ifgabe Matt. 25.4t
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DIES. Gin moeres aageblihes 81.
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iiherem gerDerben fiibrt2 &ertraue
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freien.@ 8obifiter ltebt: &omer Lie
ltfo Sobannis 1923. Ser ie1s5ebil=
te 8ers oes eriten &opitels i'm M0=
merbrief lit oos befonnte 9efernt-
mis-: Gem ib iddrue mid oes @porl-
gelii BON Gbrifto nidt; oenn es lit
cine &raft @ottes, Die ga lelig mad)t
ale, Die oaran glouben~ urto Der IS.
8ers I'M 10. &apitel oes Sobannis=
gDan9eliums lailtet: limo ih gebe
oas epige 2ebeti uno Tie mer-
ben nimnternebr umfommen ltno
miro tie aus meifler @orlo
reiBen." 8eioe 8ibelperie iteben al
10 peoer in irgeno elmer 8e5iebung,
nod in irgen0 einem 3uiamnlertbonJ
nit Dem @eiol6aoere auf Dem 53ettel
Der gaptilten-Oaiiiion.
9as gail8e lit 10 reht farafteriltiiG)
filr Die slrt, mie uniere 8robibitioui-
item drbeiten. @ritens cine unermHo-
li6e Sdtigfeit, Die Dor elmer 4gita=
ton BON Sous SIT Sous nidt 5u-
riidihredt; 8ipeitens cine MiBadtllllg
aaer uno ieoer 2ogif, Die nit Ser
groBten SeeGenrube Die blobiiralig-
item 8ebaliptungen aufiteat; orittens
cine ppllenoete ltnperi6dmtbeit, bic
iif nift ideut, miiientli6 falide
@nii6ten uno 8egrtffe berpor3urlt-
fen, uno piertens cine un5peifel6aIte
@eididlidfeit, eine @irfullg anf oaS
&ublifum gu er5ielen. Gem oieier
Der experimentation nit aft
Dem 8looiinn ulto off oen foliden
lit geididt abgefaBt uno
miro feline @irfing auf getpiiie Srei-
ie nidt perfeblen. ., uniere @egner
fft10 fine 2ptttpi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
Seirats.sdeine.

Sobn q. Snnan unb Gmilie Sitterit.
US. 8. S6ulmeicr unD ellie Sampfe
S. 9. 2epb unb Gtela q. 9euBen.
gmiI Sdmiot un0 WtarD 6. 6einrih
8. @roenberg nno Isabella 9it6ins-
Augult &~omperlid uno 9eiiie Sbro.
Grnit @ilbelm 9etbleffien unb @lo
Df. 0anien.
Dapio 6. 9errin urlo 8atie alebahn.
Ism. @eminoer uuo Srau Sarel
8lebioe.
Sp. @ablaip5it unO Soiepbiue 9tGa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
@erlanat

Elm 2ebrer, INN an Ser 9bonis.S 6rGe
8n nnterri6ter. @ebolt $45. Mou
menoe iif an
8n. Singer,
9banis, Mteoino County, GeroS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16

SansbGlterin eeiudJt BON eineut d(-
teren oaeinitebenoen oeuti6en MomL.
@utes Seim. gu erfragen III Ser Of-
flee Der n6reien 8reiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
MaAenfranfe

Sort NIT Der Yatent MebiSinl
geeen 2 Gent Stamp eebe i'd end ausfnnft uber
0as bette oeutihe Maeen 6ausmittel, better uuo
biaiser ala ale 9atent=MeDi3in.
Rev. Johannes GIassser, Norwood, o., Dept. 1877.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-16
sohn s.. goIton,

Sobn $. Bolton, offentIi9er Ro-
tar. @runoeigentunt. agelit fir
8eniionsanipriihe. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames SoteI, Oit.Souiton StraBc,
8eioe Telephone $50.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
 DIRECTS AUSTIN CASE

Omaha, Sept. 16-Disgustcd at the manner in which the police depart ment has handled the Dr. Rustin murder case, the prosecuting attorney has taken personal charge of the in- vestigation and has relegated the po- lice to the back ground. The prose- cutlng attorney charges the police with neglect and says that by their dilatory tactics they have allowed witnesses of the utmost importance to escape.
 One thing that the prosecuting at torney is very anxious to locate is the revolver used to bring about the death of Dr. Rustin. A reward offered for the recovery of this weapon has set hundreds of small boys to making a search.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
DR. r. R. CHANEY DIES
 AS RESULT OF HIS FALL

Dr. F. R. Chancy died last night at lo:4O in the Valdez Hospital as the result of injuries received in a fall down the mountain side yesterday noon. A bad fracture of the skull was the leading cause of death all though it is believed probable that internal injuries were also suffered. broken leg and broken shoulder blade also resulted, and contact with jagged rocks had torn the scalp nearly off.
 As near as can be estimated Dr, Chaney fell and bounded for a dis tance of 15O feet. The first fall was drop of nearly twenty feet and after that he rolled and plunged to d small bench. He was unconscious when w. II. Whittelsey and F. B. SpIers, who were close to him at the time he slipped, reached him and he never rcgained consciousness.
 During the period of nearly four hours required for Spiers to come to town and return with d relief party ., Whittlesey held the injured man, who part of the time was dclerious, so as to prevent him from falling further. It was about o'clock when Dr. F. M. Boyle reached the injured man. and administered such relief as con- ditions made possible.
 The relief party that started out early in the afternoon was late in the evening joined by others The injured man was about 2,O0O feet up the mountain side and the climb to reach him was extremely difficult. It was necessary to cut trail through the brush in order to get the injured man down the mountain side in litter constructed of small trees and blankets. Ropes were used in places and by carrying and lowering it's burden the relief party finally ar rived on the flat where Ed. Wood was waiting with wagon in which the injured man was brought to town.
 Dr. Chaney was taken immediately to the hospital where Drs. Boyle, Dalton and Winan set about to attend
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
HUBBARD IN HOPES
 OF MINE SUPPORT

Cooperation of the owners of cop per mines on Prince William sound is being sought by O. P. Hubbard to the effect that at Mineral gulch there may be erected a concentrator. Mir. Hubbard has for a long time had the concentrator project in mind and last year, just before the financial troubles of the east, had the project about financed. The money strin- gency, however, gave set back to the plans.
 In discussing his concentrator pro- jcct Mir. Hubbard says that it is not purposed to have the mine owners defray the entire expense, or any where near it in fact, but to have them take sufficient stock in the en- tcrprisc to assure the eastern finan- cicrs with whom MT. Hubbard is ne- gotiating that the concentrator can expect the businessnecessary to make 1t profitable investment. Mir. Hub- bard believes that with this assur anco he will have no trouble in per fecting his plans and having con centrator ready for operation next spring.
 The concentrator as at present pur- posed will have a capacity of about 1tO tons of orc a day. In connection with it there will be a line of barges for the transportation from the mines Of the ore to be concentrated. This barge line will be operated without expectation that it will bring in more revenue than is sufficient to maintain it's operating expenses.
 MT Hubbard believes that d concen- trator will result in great increase in sound copper mining activity as it will enable mines that cannot now af- ford to ship because of smelter and freight charges to be placed on a pro. ducing and paying basis, So far only ono or two mine owners have been consulted by Mir. Hubbard, who has since his return been busted with other affairs but he purposes to from now on make active efforts toward the success of his project.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
REPUBLICANS LOSE
 VOTES IN MAINE

Portland, Me, Sept. 16--Incomplcte returns from the state election show that tho republicans, while probably successful, will win by a smaller plu- rality than in any presidential year in twenty-four years. So far Fornald, republican. has 72,OOO and Gardner, democrat, 65,OO0, giving the republi- cans plurality of about 7,0OO for governor.
 Republican party leaders declare that the result has no national signifi. canoe SO far as Maine is concerned and that the national issues cut slight figure in the way tho vote was cast. The republicans say that Gardner's immense popularity with the farmers is responsible for democratic gains made in the rural districts.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17

the wounds. It was just as the work Of cleansing the head was completed that Dr. Chaney died
 Dr. Chaney has been resident of Valdez for year and q half, coming here from Portland, where he ill 1906 was graduated from the medical, de- partment of the University of Oregon. Dr. Chaney was an only son. His fla ther died when he was boy and his mother is a teacher in the public schools of Portland Dr. Chancv was about 2S years old.
 During his life in Valdez, Dr. Cha ney was popular. He was secretary ana treasurer of the Tillikum Club and was an Elk. He had always talk en prominent part in the social af- fairs of the town and had a host of friends.
 This morning Dr. Dalton cabled to Mrs. Patton, formerly nurse in the Valdez HosDital, but now in Portland, acquainting her of the facts and re- qucsting her to inform Mrs. Chaney. The disposition of the body will await instruc tiOnS from Portland. Friends of Dr. Chaney say that the affection between mother and son was mor than ordinarily strong and the effect of the news will. it. is feared, pros trate the mother.
 The party that started out ycstcr- day morning was composed of Dr. Clancy, w. II. Whittlescy, F.. E. Spicrs and C. II. Bunncll. The pur- pose was to scale the highest peak in the range north of town and the course taken is very difficult. The peak is 5,4OO feet high and the men were about half way up when the accident occurred. In his fall Dr. Chaney struck Whittlcscy a glancing blow and dual accident was narrowly aVerted,
 At the time of the accident Bun nell was in advance of the others and ignorant of what had befallen Dr. CEaney, continued to the summit. Funnel was caught in snow storm and did not get to town until mid night.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
WASHINGTON VOTE
 IS SLOW 0F COUNT

Seattle, Sept. 15-Returns from the primary election held September 8 arc as yet incomplete but sufficient of the vote has been counted to assure the fact that Congressman Jones has obtained the republican nomination for United States senator to succeed Senator Anlleny, who was candi- date for re-nomination. CosgroVe is the republican choice for governor his vote, combining that cast for first and second choice, being I8, 800 to Mead's 37 ,0G0 and McBridc's 36 300.
 The democratic nominee for senator is George Cottcrill of Seattle and for governor John Pattison of COlfaX. For lieutenant governor the rcpub- ican nominee is either Charles Coon, present incumbent, or M. F. Hay, q merchant of Wilbur, the result of the count in this instance as yet being in doubt. The democratic nominees for he place is A. c. Edwards of Spo- kane
 Other results of the primary so far as counted are:
 Secretary of state: Sam H. Nichols, present incumbent, rep; Otis John son, Tacoma, dem.
 State auditor: c. w. Clausen, rep. :, present. incumbent.
 State treasurer: Edward K. Erwin, Spokane, rep.
 Encouragement: w. P. Bell, Ev- erett.
 Commissioner of public lands: F. w. Ross, rep, present incumbent, Albert Schoolcy, Chchalis, dem.
 Superintendent, of public instruc- tion: Henry B. Dewey, rep; Eldridgc Wheeler, Montesano, dem.
 Insurance commissioner: John II. Schively, rep, present incumbent; Edwin r. Masterson, Tacoma, dem.
 Congressman, first district: Will liam E. Humphrey, present incum- bent, rep. Charles II. Miller, Seattle, dem.
 The vote for senator is: Jones, IT, 933, Ankcny, 33,39i, Shell, 9,6O8.
 Congress, Second distrct-F. w Cushman of Tacoma, republican, re- nominated; Brown, democrat.
 Congress, Third district-Milos Poin dexter of Spokane, republican; Good year, democrat
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
EDISON SAYS AIR
 WILL BE NAV|GATED

Seattle, Sept. t5-That navigation of the air will in time become as safe and as practicable as is at present the case with navigation OH either land or water is the declaration made by Thomas A. Edison, tho wizard of the electrical world, who is at present in Seattle on visit. Mir. Edison OK presses the belief that time will prove that neither the drigiblo nor tho aeroplanc is the proper craft for aerial service but that tho airship of tho future will be operated by mcchan- ism constructed on the principle of the spiral lift
 In the opinion of Mir. Edison, Far man Is working in the right direction when it comes to airship building and the Wizard says that it will be only short time before others realize this. MT. Edison says that once the correct idea is arrived at it's develop. ment will be only question of q short time.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
UNCLE JOE CANNON
 BOASTS GOMPERS

Danvillc, III Sept. 12-Joscph Can non, speaker of the house and candi- date for recollection, opened his cam paign hore last night by an attack on organized labor insofar as organized labor's demands for national lcgisla- tion arc concerned. Mir. Cannon scored President Gompcrs of the American Federation of Labor and scoffcd at the probability of the lattcr's de- mands being granted.
 MT. Cannon spoke for period of two hours and nearly all of the time was devoted to tho labor question. Mir Cannon declared that Inc will never support the anti-injunction and boycott policies advocated by Com pers.
 Among politicians, the attitude of Mir. Cannon is considered as q very detrimental to his chances for re- election. The manner in which he makes his convictions commands ad- miration, but not approval in q poli- tical sense.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
MINNESOTA FIRE
 |MPER|LS LIVES

Duluth, Sept. 1O-Forest fires are blazing fiercely within fifteen miles of this city and territory 100 miles square is encompassed by the fire zone. Settlers are fleeing by the hundreds, the majority leaving be- hind every thing they possess other than the clothes on their back.
 Grand Marias is completely cut off by the fire and 700 persons are in con- sequence fighting for their lives, by back-firing attempting to prevent the destruction of the town and their own death in the inferno by which they are surrounded. Hibbing, the largest town in Mesaba range is threatened with destruction and all the men, women and children are fighting the flames.
 Everywhere in the fire zone the timber burns like finder as there has been no rain for period of fourteen weeks of the hottest kind of weather. The proximity of Lake Superior has been the salvation of hundreds who, driven from their homes, have sought refuge on rafts which have been pad pied out on the lake.
 Duluth has raised $2O,O0O for the relief fund and other cities in the state arc coming to the fore with generous subscriptions.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17

the Portland for Valdez andfhe made the statements referred to in the fore going just before boarding the steam ship. In concluding Judge Reid said
 "l purpose so conducting my of flee that no one will be writing books criticising the performance of the ex- ccutivc duties of the judge of the Third division during my yencumbency. Appointecs of mine must remember that any official act of theirs that war. rants criticism is q reflection upon me as well and they must govern themselves accordingly"
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-17
TOPEKA WOMAN Is DEAD AT AGE OF r3

Topeka. Sept 12--Mrs. Sallic Ruth erford died here this morning after having lived through the storm and sunshine of 113 years. There is in- diSputable proof of the fact that Mrs. Rutherford was at the time of her death the age asserted.
 Mrs. Sallie Rutherford had been a resident of Topeka for many years and mp to the time of her death had retained 10 d remarkable extent her mental and physical faculties. Dur ing the entire period of her life her days of i'll health total less than a week.