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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
IOI THE LOCAL FIELD
lFeam Wednesdays dsliy) ALP. [. Meeting
 at Public Library

The Retchikan Ladies Auxiliary, A. Y. P. E., met at the public library yesterday afternoon with President Mrs. Julia Thompson, iu the chair. After the reading of the minutes by tho Secretary, Mrs. Hunt. several new members were added, and the follow ing committees appointed:
 Episcopal Church Section-Rev. and Nrs. Roe, in place of Rev. and Mrs. Jenkins.
 Fancy Work Section-Mrs. P. J. Gill more, assisted by Mrs. Curtis, added to those formerly appointed.
 An award of el50 for the best gen. sral collection of woman's work and 8 similar aumons for the best school ex- hibit, is offered by Commissioner Me Bride, tho fortunate winners to act as hostesses, for the period of one month, of their respective exhibits at the A. Y. P. E.
 It was decided to compile city directory and Mrs. Hunt was appoint ed chairman of that department, with full power to appoint her assistants.
 Mrs Mary E. Hart, special agent of the Education, Religion. Art and Womans work, for whom this meeting was called, gave an comprehensive talk on what is being accomplished by auxiliaries at other points in Alaska, and answered number of questions in regard to collecting, shipping etc. Her report of progress already made was very incouraging, and the Ketch- ikan Auxiliary will have it's approx innate list of exhibits ready to turn over to Mrs. Hart before arrival oi the south bound Jefferson upon which she will sail tor Seattle, having com pleted her work of organizing in south eastern Alaska. Auxiliaries have been formed by Mrs. Hart, at Cor dovia, Katella, Valdez, Seward, Ketchikan, Wrangell, Sitka, Tread. we'll. Douglass, Petersburg, Juneau, Skagway, Haines and Fort Seward and shipments will begin early in March.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

Manila. .-PhilIipino mechanics and laborers are inceEsed at the action of the officials who have employed Jap anese carpenters for the building and finishing of the Hall of Sessions at the AyuntamienLo. Nothing has created so much adverse comment among the better class of Phi!lipinos, for some time, as this action in em- ploying foreign labor on national building,
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
From Fridays Daily

Captain Sumner is in the hospital bith a severe case Of the grip.
 Nick Zimmerman, the popular groc- CT. is home today with the grip.
 The Alert came in last night about ten o'clock, having no passengers.
 Did you see the new Gilmore ad? The new styles are on display and are very attractive.
 Mrs. King and Mrs. Reickart have had their pianos tuned, cleaned and polished this week.
 You had better find out if you are in the Ire limit and save future trouble for yourself. We have heard that a few have learned the bound- ary line and are complying with the ordinance.
 The beautiful snow is a beautiful thing all right but the beautiful sun would be beautifuler just now to the people of Ketchikan if it could induce the thermometer to get busy an go up the line to the tune of about twenty degrees.
 The Citizens Light. Power and Water Company is doing all it can to keep the mains open by forcing steam into them both from the power house and boiler which is set in the street in front of the Thompson grocery. The mains were frozen Tn one or two places but are now letting the water through again.
 Every science has its discoverer. The father of expert piano tuning was Sebastian Bach, the famous German composer. He, the piano tuner ln- forms us, wrote the first treatise on correct blending of octaves, fourths and fifths. His work on this interest ing subject is entitled in: Die Rein CD Stunning" was published few gen erationss ago.
 There is man in s. John hospital who fractrued his leg few days agt but that he is an optomist and looks CD the bright side is evident from the poem that he has recently written. It runs as follows:
 Times aint now as they used to was;
 People don't talk as they used to did Pork is rig and beans is rizzer.
 ,Tis as 'tis and it can't be 'tiser.
 The K. K. Ks. met at the home o Rev. F. V. Fisher last night ano were treated to lecture by the his torical section dealing with the early exploration of Alaska by the Spanish and English. The night being rather cold but few were in attenuance which was their loss as some interest ing facts were related. Committee: were appointed for a musical to be given some time in February, the facts of which will be given some | time later.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

l59, 159, and 16o, respectively, with engine house, blacksmith shop machine shop, tool house, oil house bunk house, cook house, store, office, dwelling house, wharf, and ore bunk CTS, UnIon gasoline engine 331s h. p. Laidlaw x Dunn Air Compressor No 2O449, thereon, appurtenant and be- longing to same and constituting a part thereof; and all other fxtures attached to same and constituting . part thereof.
 Notice Is Hereby Given that on Thursday she l4th day of January, 1909, at one o'clock, afternoon, of that day, in front of the Court House building. in the Town of Ketchikan, Alaska, will, in obediance to the said order of sale and decree, sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said plaintiffs judgement, with inter- est thereon and costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder, separately or otherwise, as is likely to bring the highest price, in lawful money of tho United States.
 Ketchikan, Alaska. November 90, 1908.
 JAMES M. SHOUT,
 U. s. Marshal.
 By D. c. ABRAMS, r Office Deputy U. $. Marshal.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
 THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA,


 Charles L.. Jones, for himself and as Assignee of George Omar, Joseph Echebarrieta, Wm. Gut fridge. Fred Tucker, Chas. T. Dexter, Fred c. Tuck 92 IA. CT, Horace w. Buckle, John Tiberg, Chas. Mack,
 Plaintiff, Cymru Copper Company, corporation.
 Defendant
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of laborer's lien issued out of the above court on the 18th day of October, 1908, in the above entitled action, wherin, Charles l.. Jones ct al, plaintiff above named, obtained a judgement and decree against said defendant Cymru Copper Company, am commanded to sell all those certain mines, mining claims and mining properties situated at the head Of North Arm Of Moira Sound, Prince of Wales Island, Ketchikan Recording District, Alaska, and known as the Chief Group, consisting of seven continuous mining claims named Chief No. l, Chief No. 2.Chief No. 3, Chief No. 4, Chief Fraction A, Chief Fraction B, and Chief Fraction C, of record in the recorders office at K hikan, Alaska, in Volume V of Mines at page AIS, also in Volume w. of Mines st pages 3S6, 3S7, 3SS, 3So,
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

Manning. The Artillrey Regim ent mutinied and closed the East Gate, but the Governor of Anhwei, who had just arrived from the manouvers, immediately ordered the Nanyang naval authoriteis to attack the muti- neers with five gun boats and at the same time attacked the city with his troops. The mutineers. however, fled after short fight, being unable to stand the bombardment of the gum boats. Many residents at the East Gate of the city were injured by the bonn bardment.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
unmaaked.

"I was introduced to your wife to- day. and she glared at me-"
 T can't account for that"
 ,"I can. s'pose Pm your scapegoat. you old fraud."-Kansas City Journal.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

and white spotted cotton. with bof- der of graduated stripes. A plain white lace guimpe is worn beneath. or this might be substituted for a plain lawn blouse with an equa iy good sf- feet.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
A Crushina Como Back.

A Crushing Come Back. T started to tell my wife about woman who made her own gowns" "Wellr' "She capped my story with one about a man who made million dollars."- Louisville Courier-J Journal.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

Try to be something in the world and you will be something. Aim at ex- cellence and excellence will be at- tained BOileau.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
An Effective Border pssian.

An Effective Border Design.
 The bordered wnsh materials now SO modlsh can be made up Into the most effective gowns with little trou- ble. Here is n charming model for a simple dress for morning wear In blue
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
tFrom Thursdays Daily)

The Onward returned from Yes Bay, Loring and the Hot Springs last night.
 The Alert went to Metlakathla and Niblack this morning with mail and supplies for different points.
 MT. Hubbell, after completing. his survey for the St. John church, went to Seattle on the Jefferson last night.
 Louis Levy has returned from his trip to Juneau and may be found at the Tongass Trading Co.'S store, at which place he conducts his fur business.
 A. D. Dawson, brother of the bookkeeper for the Hadley Smelling Co.,, left for Seattle on the Jefferson after pleasant visit with his brother at Hadley.
 Wm. Donelly, V. Jungmarker, Geo. Krew, A. Haarkold and F. E. Breyman who have been to the Hot Springs for couple Of weeks, returned on the Onward last night.
 Mrs. Mary Hart joined Jack Mcbride and his office force who were on the Jefferson. They go to Seattle to establish offices in connection with the A. Y. P. Elk position.
 If you want to keep the snow from sticking to your shovel while cleaning your walk take the shovel into the house and heat it. Then rub a little wax on it and the snow will slip off read fly. Try it.
 Michael Ludescher, assistant keeper of the Tree Point light, left for Portland last night on the Jefferson. Mir. Ludescher is to be transferred and promoted to the position of keeper of the Scotch Gap light after a short vacation.
 Gov. A. P. Swineford and wife returned home on the Jefferson last night after taking a three weeks vacation and visit with their son and daughter-in-law al Juneau. Gov. Swineford, whose health has been very poor fol some time past, reports that he is feeling a little better butts fal from being his former self.
 The Portland arrived last night and brought little news of the earthquake. The steward stated that from what little he learned at way ports along the route the earthquake was worst in the vi. cinity of Friday Harbor. That Seattle suffered but little, and nc news of any kind to give of other points affected. Vancouver and Victoria felt the shocks, but little if any damage was done at either place.
 The property of the Cymru Copper Co. was sold today on a writ of execution to satisfy d la borers' lien which was filed last fall by the men who were work ing at the mine and who failed to get their salaries at the time the mine shut down. The prop. erty was bid in by the Scandi- navian- American Bank of Seattle for l,795. The amount of the laborers' lien, together with costs of execution, amounted to S1, 793. Mir. Mitchell of the local bank bidding for the Seattle bank.
 The weather instead of moder- ating seems to be getting colder each day. The various ther- mometers in town registervarious things, no two being willing to say the same thing. One at the corner of H. R. Thompson's store said that it was seven below last night at ten o'clock, while others varied from one to five
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
Falkenburg & Laucks

CHEMISTS. METALLURGISTS
 Nail and express orders given careful atten tion. Shipments handled ct smelters. Control work. Correspondence solicited. seS SR3sD 36EA opsks RtAoE ho5ss D6Ak Seattle, Wn
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
WOMAN AND FASHION
Prettx Rathina Suit.

An attractive and serviceable bath. ing suit of this design may be made of plain blue m0haiT or taffeta and
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16

trimmed with bias bands of striped silk. The four big buttons on blouse and skirt add a distinctive touch to the suit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
@ineinnali. Nhio. t4. Sc.

OHtlltIldlL ADfp, II. 2e3.
Sci einem Nliethshousbrano an
Der Gbir0 mo Sycamore Str. famen
2 Sroucu 2 Nl1rmer uno 3 QinOer
INNS &eben un0 z an0ere 8erionen
ewrIiiten idpuere 8erletuugen. 0reI
Der Eooten lIno 81 Aihe u%erbranmt.
Gs ipielten iih luGbreuO oes Bran,
oes ihredlihe S5euen ab.
Ser @rano brod] in cinen 6auIe
ans. 0as BON einem 9ubemo Iomi.
lien bcpobnt mar. Gr muroe ourd
oos lnfdllen elmer 2ompe in Dem
6liir 0es 5tpciten Stodiuerfes perur.
iadt aae 9efuobaer iHliefen 5ur,3eii
uno che 81 Sldumen eHt0edt ruaren,
iparen ale slusgdnge BON Den SLANT
men periperrt.
Gle Scute in sen oberen Stodtuer.
ten iudten tbr Sell ourhgbiprinaen.
IS mdren nidjt 10 uiele 2eute ruu-
gefonuneH, mcnn Die @elOobner oeS
@ebau0cs nidt odn3lih Den Qopf
berloren bdtien mo iif a~eraoe3u
tocbrteu ais sic 8eueruebrleute
tbnen SiiIie letter poaten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

ridhungen dnoerer 2dn0er ituoiren.
geionoere 4iifmerfiomfeit miro 10.
miral @oOrie ben INSTRUMENTATION
IN oen Ser. Stoaten Di0men, in mel.
den er iid geralme 3eit aufbaltea
miro.
Die 0riminaIpoIi3ei unteriuht ei.
nen RoIbanfaa. oelien Spfer cine
auf Reiien befinOlide 9eutih ameri.
tanerin aeporoen lit. IS lit Dies Die
yteU Yorferin @Oelheio Siepenbura.
Ole @%inselbeiten 0es @orfommniiies
lUerOel ME folgt geIhiLoert: Gin
masfirter Wlann betrdt Elm Coupe
Oes @il5uges flr3 Dor ser Station
8eutbeH in SberihleIien. er belt
Der dllei1igen Sniaiiin, elmer 9eutif.
Gmerifunerin, eineu Repolper Dor.
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fiilteu Game eHtrib ct birrauf itre
Sanotnide. iUelhe 9anraelO in ser
00be poa oierbun0ert Niarf enthieIt.
ioipie cine oiomultene groihe. Gam
500 Der @erbrehsr oie Gotbleiue uu0
bepettiteligte ieine 6Iudt. Sic Der.
negeue Chat ipieIte iib innerhal6
meniger 4%ugenbIide alb. Die GoIisei
efaoideIte ioiori cine riibrigc Gbdtia.
felt uno e gelang ibr, Dem &auber
AMI 0ie Spnr 81 fomruen uu0 i'm
oingieit 3H MAIDEN. Gie geraubte
mar alid I'M Stonoe. Den 9erbafte.
ten oils Chatter wieoer3uerfennen.
geien. 10. 2ea.
@roBtcs auiieben erregt cine amt.
Iide @efountmnhutg. meld)e orf
oeu ieniotioueuen Sal Oes Oberleut.
nnnts %0oli Sofritter. Oes multi.
mubliden g~(bieuoers ser .GparfoIi.
@riefe~. 9e5ng hal. Die @e66r0en
marnen ousoriidlidl oaOor. sen sobl.
rei@cu. in gcpiiien 3lutihcnpauien
unitaudenoen Spuren, melhe BON
Scr Eb1terihaft 6oiridtcrs nbIeafen,
@lauben 81 ideufen. Gicie ieien lie.
OigIit oarauf berednet 0ie offentli.
DIE Mcinuma IRE SIT fiibren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Satte GRANDDAUGHTER pesgsIOdt.
Golon. Ia. December

&V4uiL IL. &e2ellOer.
Ser sIm2rifauer V. 6. 6piaea.
eEaentblimer oes bieiigen aitor
9oule uno Oes fubaniidcn Gampfers
vNtori" lit ais Dem 8ebiete bon ga.
mama gepieieu mor0en. er nIroe
auT 8efcbI oes &rdiiOentea ObaIOio
an 8orO Oes mad Meu gorf Be.
ltIinmten Eoit0amyfers .Waqoa-
lena" gebradlt.
Splller miro 6eihuloiqt, QanaIar.
better inter allerhanO 9eriprehun-
gen bemogen 81 BADEN. auf ieinem
SdIiie mad 9raiiieH ST. fahren. no
ne. bniptlddlih benin San BON
e1lenbabnen, 9eidaftisung fan0en.
Gle Sar0asocrpeifrlg Spiaers
tpuroe BON Dem Gberiten @oetbals.
Dem Seitei Der Observation-Disclosures
get9roert, neil Spiuer anQeblih ar.
letter, bic Die aunalfouuniiiion nit
groBen Soften mad 8anuma brachte,
tc-tlodte. @iue &lauiel in Dem Ser.
trag, ser 5uiiden ben Hereinafter
Stnaten mo Der 3epubIif Banana
in @erbirOung nit Dem QanaIbau
abaeidloiien uur0e, beitimntt, oaH
oas Sortlodeu BON @analarbeitern
eiu &eraehen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Sine SSomiIi,uFehSe.

Butler. ella, 10. DECEMBER.
Ben @ruilter 6rad)te CIiDer s.
lllmer eiue mabrideinlid t00tIidc
StidJmuHoe bel. 9d0urdj miro Der
5eboe. Sic i'm G6octalp GountD sfUi.
iden Den bei0en a%nqeiebenen unO
DeitDerihwdgrrten 6amilien gruiiter
m0lllmer entbronnt lit. neuergrenn.
itoif sngefiibrt. gruiIter .m0 Bar.
ton lllmer. Der Sobn hes Dermnnoe.
ten WldnHes, Der ieinen Batter RIDDEN
mollte. muroen perbaftet. sic Teboe
beQonn an leeten Montog, ols Ole
9eife bon Grommea ltluer aui Ben
9ruiiters 1hiiridiDeae qehm0en mur.
be Wlnuhe iagten. er bate iid) ielbit
0etootet. du0ere. oaB CT %ermoroet
mur0e meqen elmer 2iebesaffafre nit
einem meiblihen SpraBliHg 0er8ruh.
iterfomilie. I'm ben oben 1emel0eten
Streit al oerbiiten, bate Iraulein
qncD lllmer Die 2lrme ibres 8aters
umidlunaen aebaIten. 10 DAB es 6enl
Ben guiiter Elm 2eidtes mar. ienen
ben t0otIiten Gid %bei5ubringen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
0elSidranfipreuacr eriuiidJt.
GIora. NN.. b. 0eirmber


Bier @iGuner befin0en iid IN SAT-,
orei bier uno elmer in 3enia, Sa.. in
6olGe zines @eriuhes. Den @elo.
idranf III eiucm 9aoen in Sola al
iprengen. Ger Hlon miBIang mo
oie Rouber mur0en bon einem giir.
gerouiqebot. Die 9lutbmoe 81 ibrer
unteritiitlmg botteu erqriiien. Ger
Bandit, Ger ieei in aenia aeiauqea
iigt molte lid nidt nlttuiula erae.
ben mo muroe geiabrlih permrnoet.
Ger &dlb mar i~orgfdltig geplant,
ober Die 2eute. ste tim periudtcn,
aingen 0obei 5ienIih ofien 3u @erfe.
Sin E%eIearapbiit, Der sic 6rploiion
h0rte, alarmif.e Die giirger. Die
8anOiten Die BON DEN 8iiraern Der.
fol1t mnr0eu. ~iprongen olli einen
6on0moaen un0 Fubren oaoon. Sie
Deriieben 0ieieu ober balo mo Iieien
Damn querieloein. sSn 1loru Ieite.
ten Die Sun0e. bic BON ct. Chino,
ST., qeididf moroen tUurerL Die Ser.
folaer al orei Mdnuern. oie feline
@efenidait uber iif ielbit obIegen
fpolten uno Die 0esbalb oerhaitet
puroen. Dor 2lorn filbrte Die Spur
nod fenid. Ger uierte Ylonn tDur0e
in Der 0abe oes lebteren Srtes qeii.
dert. 9r periudte ieinen 8eriolgern
3lt eutmiihen nno miiroe BON benz
Staotmarihan BON 9enia geidonen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
3eitnmaen Snrd Tencr hsimatdIps.
Yeoria. 81, IA. December.

FtuIld, aSu.t IA. 2e3eHiDer.
9os @rano Opera Souie.@ ebGuoe,
IN melfem iid) Die @eidGftsrdume
uno 2rudereien Oes .Qeoria Sour.
nal uno oes oBeoria Democrat"
befin0en, 1T Elm 9iaub Der 6lammen
g%epor0en. 9as Seuer fam nm ~
llbr Y{orgens gum Ausbruh. De1
@eiummtoerluit belogit iid auf mebr
ais 100000. tpobon Elm Sbeil our4
&eriidjerung geoedt lit. Die gerluItT
oes p%Somrual~ iino aon3 ourd Der.
fdlerungen qeoedt. Das @eb1uoe
aeh0rte Der erlten RotionaIbont. 90
@efongene i'm @ountpgeidnaniB, bad
benz nieoergebronnten @ebau0e on
Der 0aiie eegenliber liegt, pur6en
ourh einen %ein5elnen @efanqenen-
mdrter fortgebradt. Cine bnIbe
StIn0e long mar oas @efdnania
beorobt bis oas Geuer atf iener
Seife mter 4ontroQe fam. Qieman6
muroe ernitlid nerlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

Die TIsHdfraae.

Dresden. Is. 9e5.
Sn Der 3peiten Rammer belt Ser
6reiiinuige aot in @erbin0nna NIT
Der BON leiner &artei e~inqebrahten
6leiidtbeuerung- SnterpeaatioR cine
Geoe, in Der er erflarte, cap tbeures
Sleiih aud tbeitras 9rob uno ii6er-
baupt eineH ongemeinen &reismif-
ihlag beoeute. Gr fiigte biu-
5u, Dab Die oeutlde 2anorUirtb-
ihaft, Die Ourh Sod50ue geihiiBt
iei. nint imitanoe lei. geuiigeno
6Ieiid fur Die 8ep0lferurg 81 lie
fern, Die oaber unseniigeuo geE6brt
iei. Gr forOerte Dab OaS auf ameri-
faniides unO oaniihcs Gieb anse-
manote %Giufubroer6Ot auigebobeH
per0e.
Sn grrpioeruue beitritt ser Yre.
mier @raf D.. @istbum, Dab iih Der
&reis oes lebenoeu 3inoUiebes unO
Der Sdaie in Lester 3eit erb0bt babe
un0 iaate, menn Ser Greis oes ge-
idlahteten &iebes iid erbobt babe,
10 iei Dies allf sic MitteImdnner
beim @iebhanOel mo an Oos feite
Instrumentation Der Sdl6hter 5u-
riidsufiibren. Gr meiute. Sos @erbot
ser Gin~6r amer. Giehes 81 mill
bern. mifS0e 0os @egperfen oes les-
ten Srluupies be0euten, Ben 0eutih.
lano in icinen 6anOelsbq3iebumgen
All ben Ser. Staaten nod babe. Gas
Saus faBte feinen 9eidluB in Oieier
Sdhe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Sraarigcs GnOe eines gmsflmas.
Skinner. Gre. IL Nnl


Gin g~aioIinboot ihlig i'm GoIum.
6iailub niht neit BON @urton's
2an0inQ Inn ino bier BON Ieinen iie.
ben Suialien fanoen iniolae oeiien
oen ZOO 0nrt @rtrinfen. Ole Sooten
Itno: see Barber. Selma SenOrid.
ion. 9lnua @enoridion nn0 @race
@ano. Die @eleaihait mar am
Samitag noh Stalker geiommen, nm
Ole Houihubbobu 5u beiideu un0
batten nab SdluB oieies aofaIes sic
Seimiobrt a%ngeireter. @eQeuitber
BON @urton's Gambling idllua Oas
Sabr5eug ploblid nm. @ae Hammer.
ten iid) an oas umgeitiirSte Boot, absr
nab anoertbalb Stunoen Der[iesea
Barber Oie @rdfte mo uerianf er in.
@ailer. Gr Tam nidt mic0er 5umgor.
lhein. Cine babe Stunoc ipdter err.
elite Characterization buiielbe Shid.
ial. Oos einiqe gfinnten ip1tcr lire
Shpeitcr 4nna nit ibr tbeilie. st.
mas jpdter lieB aiih @race Wono.
g6r5lid erihopit, ibren Salt fabrcn
NIB ertrdnf Gie iibriacH 0rci bieI.
ten 10 Iange ans, bis nad) mebreren
St1m0en Elm noriiber fabren0er Gam.
pier Ourd lire Silferuie ouimerfiam
gemadlt pnroe mo iie auinabm.
Sic lleberIebenoen iino gearl Groc.
tor, 5ranf aaiper mo Slnnos &ar0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Seridittete geralcnte toot anfae.
fnn0en.
Wla0iionniIle, an. M 0eaemI

@aOiionoiIie. ap., IA. Oc3ember.
Cine &cttin8smannihait inter
6iibrung Oes itaatIiden Minenin.
ipeftors Nortuooo BON 2erinatou
fanO friib Oieien 1lorgen Die 9eihen
Der iieben @rubenorbeiter, Die in
5olge elmer Grploiion am Samitnq
IN Der 9afer.Iliue ser @eit 4entidD
Goal SO. iunren beridiittet mor0en.
Die ungliidliden moren offenbur
Den Rodidnpaoen erlegen un0 lin0
itor wenige StunOen nad Der @r-
ploiion geitorben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Blade OOer gUrbeuauna.
SI. N0nis. Wl0.. 13. Qelenber

Ct. &ouis, no. 10. DECEMBER.
9ie @olBci lit Ser aulidt. Dab Die
erplolionen, bic in Der Samitaa.
nadlt it'd in Dem @urean zines 8o.
fenblattcs uuo Dor Dem Sauie zines
Mitarbeiter5 oieier 3eitjdrift ereta.
neten, be5ipeden ioatcn, oie ger0f.
fentlifung einer o@eififte~ 5u Der.
binoern. @eorge s. Gper. Der eigen.
thinner 0es @odeublattes, qab Der
Roli3ei oen gfamen zines Utannes,
0eiien 6beleben In Dem 8ldtte beipro.
der morocu mar. uno erflarte. oah
er itber5eugt mare, Dab oieier gum
miuOeiten I'M Die erploiion nuBte.
Die Holi5ei tJeilt Oieie 4niift nidt.
6arrn 9. Midn0el, 0eiien Saus
ebeuiaas onrd cine erploiion in @e.
fabr qebuaft mor0en mar. iagte Dad
er nidts nit Der Qer0iientlidmng az
iblm bate, ani Die 8uer bingerDieier
hottie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Sapuu.
@rasIidee @rnbennnaIif.
@ictoria. 9. 6. Is. o.

Gictoria, 9. g., Is. Ge.
Ger 0umpfer yM~onteaqle". ser
BON Ssapon bier anlungte. bradte Gin
5elbeiten uber Die idredlihe 8ata-
itropbe In Der 0noura-& oblengrube
IN Dem 7iitritt Sufnafa. Die Grplo-
iion iono am "a 0oDember Itott uno
foitete 762 Meniheuleben. 9tlir 43
aoblengrdberu gelang es. ii6 nab
Der @rploiiou 81 retten. Gle Wline
1T Sic grobte i'm iiioliden SSapan nno
beifaftiate 4755 arbeiter. @onot-
lid ueroen $4,000 Ionnen aoblen
ans ibr e%eforoert. Giner Der lleber.
Iebenoen er3Gblte 6oIgcnoes: sd
arbeitete 1920 SUP BON Dem Snad)t
entfernt, ols lid Die @rploiiou ereis.
nete, mad ser oidte 3adidmnOen lid,
biloeten. Ole elettriiden 2idter er.
Ioihen un0 ih lief gegcH onoere Sob
lengraber. Die nm ibr 2eben rnnnten.
5hlieblit i~tir3te ij uno oerIor Die
8eiinnnng. Gin on0erer Arbeiter
rpttete mid, in0em er mid nab Dem
Gfaht trug.~ &c @rubenperpol.
tuiig COB Den Gdmilien zines jeOen
OFFERS 500 uno iorgt fit Die ibres
g%rnabrers 8eraubter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
saft in Rem Saosn.
New 9a0en e0na. 14. 9e8.

9efp Saoen, Conn. Il. 9e5.
Ger 4raiioent Eoit bieit bier an.
ldBlih zines Don Der bieiigen San.
0elsfammcr ner0nitalieien 8anfeit5
cine Re0e. Die i5er bereits irilber
offers bonn 8raiiOenten be5anoelte
Angelegenleiten lauteie.
Ter Rrdiioent trat nod i'm 2aufe
oes abenos Die Aiidreiie mad Balb-
malon on.