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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
srINsoMs BOWLING ALLEYS

High scores roller on stinson's alleys during
the week.
Tenpins-J. f. Halstead, 21O 212; E. D.
Longstreth, 201 211, 222; H. Whaley, 222; L.
Parks, 225; L. B. Saunders, 230; S. Stratton'
223; Harrington, 30; Henderson, 215; Alexander,
220; C. Jackson, 21S; Mrs. Alta Shahan 1F
Jimjons-Sawyers liz; Chate, 116; Burns, lO5;
Martin, 1913; Borrela, 13S, 1923; Fisher, 1S9;
Nichols, 151 Newhard, 115; Gamble, 105; STRAIT
ton 1913; Sage, 11O; Lancaster, ia; Kelly, l19;
Irwin, III; Longstreth, 1926; Loomis, 127; Hogan,
1928; H. Friend 146; Gray. 49, Werner. 149;
Brotherton. 125; Campbell, 1S9: Ingram, 152;
O'Brien, 115; Bernard, 11S; Lindley, 120; john
son, 149; Taylor, 1856; Jackson lS7; Church, lol ;
Bates 121; Dr. Ransom, 1903; Buehn, 116; Jack
Werner 1876; G. George, 112; Williamson lO3;
Howard, III; Binfer, 1OS; Billiams, 1873; Hahn.
116; H williams, 120 Larkin, 1876; Benedict
1O4; Sampson, 1872; Henderson, 110; Alexander.
l16; Moody, ia; Carter 1oS Meyers, ll6;
Nance 110; T. Hill. 1926; Long, 1O7.
Ninepins-Bernard, 8; Bird, 6; Fisher. 8;
King 6; Hogan. s; Longstreth, g.; Stratton. 10.
L. B. Saunders, 2SO. tenpins, made high score
for the week
Ingram, 152, Unions, high score for the
week
stratton, 10, ninepins. made high for the
week.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
BREAKS SWIMMING RECORDS

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 21.-Two
records of the Middle Atlantis associ-
alton of the Amateur Athletic union
were broken today in the annual swim
ming championship, on the Schuylkill
river. Curtis Sloan of Pittsburg broke
.Renar's record of / minute Z AS sec
onds in the 106-yard championship by
8 -15 seconds. He lowered the half
mile record by more than minute.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
cTTMMARY

Three-base hits-Gandn (2), Raymer. Two
base hit-Martinke. Sacrifice hit-Myers. Bases
on balls-On Hit. 3; off Baum l. Struck out
BY Hit 5; by Baum, 6. Double plays
Haley to Brashear; Mott to Brashear. Time
OF game-1:50 Umpire-Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
SEALS WIN SNAPPY GAME
FROM BEAVERS; SHUT OUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-san
Francisco won q snappy game from
Portland today, to 0. The locals Sc
cured two runs in the second on walk,
two singles and two errors and scored
again in the eighth on wild throw
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO
DuVVVU FVI UiTI vtl III IIIIITI'
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits--olson Mohler Bases on balls
-Oh Garrett, O. off Willis, 4. Struck out-By
Garrett l. by Willis, 8. Hit by pitched ball
willis. Double plays-Olson to Cooney to
Ort; McArdle unassisted; Mundorff TO Mohler
to Williams. Time of game-1:4o Umpires-
Mccarthy and McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hit--Cameron. Sacrifice hit
Tozer Bases on balls-On Tozer /; off Nell
son, A. Struck out--By Tozer, /; by Nelson,
o Double plays-McKune TO Christian TO
Cameron; Smith to Howard to Wheeler
WilS pitch-Nelson. Hit by pitcher-Ross,
Cameron Time-1:30 Umpire-Van Hal
tren
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, Aug. 21.-Stockton won
a snappy pitchers battle from Fresno
today, l to 0. Score:
Stockton /, hits 5, errors ?.
Fresno 0, hits 3, errors g
Batteries: Durham and LeBrand;
Smith and Kuhn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

$500 II. p. NELSON PIANO FREE
See page .. part /, and get busy with the
famous Roosevelt Jungle puzzle
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

II you want to go east, G. Haydock, Ags
Illinois Central r. r., 11s w. Sixth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

$500 II. z. NELSON PIANO FREE
See page 8, part /. and get busy with the
far1nnlls RnnseNelt Inngle pnzzle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
VERNON
SACRAMENTO

TOTALS sEs.s .ss.s....sss ou ~ -
"Myers out, bunt third strike.
CCODur DIV INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
Record of Burns

,ooo Goldfeld. New. II
Ieoo: 47u,,, yyoods........D Goldfeld New
May 10 ~ Mccarthy. X Goldheld, New. II
may 90 ,Tarr, Mustaine...D King City, Cal
July tc VIA Iafayette. X Vallejo. Cal.
Nov. 11-Joe WillsStp heI, oaiihas' Cal'' y
Dec. S1-Terry Mustaine''''D ,s.,,
loV'' 90 Ro+tling Johnson..K Los Angeles.
Feb. s-Jim Cameron .'..'h san Diego - 4,
Mar 25-Harry Wuess ...''h Soanhsa' Sa,' !.
April 17-Jnm Hornbuckle.k X Coalinga' Cal,
lime 12-Terry Mustain,.k hds
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-21
SLOW. soc. ORGANI-
ZACIJE v AMERIKI.

l. Namen SLOW. soc. organizaci-
je v Ameriki je .politicno orga.
nizirati slovenske delavce in jih
privesti V tabor skupne, medina.
rodne socijalisticne stranke, XII j.
ma program "a vse V Ameriki Ii
vece delavce ne glede we're ali ma
rodnosti - ma podlagi razrednih
delavskih %interesov;
2. ina namen siriti delavsko
casopisje, prirejati javna preda-
vanja, JAYNE shode in skrbeti
|sploh "a tako agitacijo, XII je maj
uspesneja v dosage gori namera-
vanih ciljev;
3. poskrbeti zcli, Ola Sc rojaki
navajajo k temu, da postanejo
drzavljani in tako pravomoeni v
politicnem in gospodarskem xiv.
ljenju v tel dezeli;
4. pomagati zeli v vseh slucaiih
svojim clanom ee potrebujeio
nasvetov in drugacne pomoci, &c
to razmere d~opuscajo.
To so glavne locke V nalogi
SLOW. soc. organizacije v Ameriki
napram SLOW. delavcem.
Tovarisi - delavci! Pomagaj.
tie vrsiti tie nalogei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-21

Slovensko-angleSka slovnica,
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. slovar
"a samo 81. - pri V. J.. Kubelka,
53S w. 145 ST., New York, n. Y.
P~rehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In boleclne V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, ee sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S Pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano V knjizi-
cl, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameriki
V sleherni lekarni "a % centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, ola je %varstvena znamka S ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-21

ljuba dusa odpovedala sluzboY %
'Blaz nikar ne sprasuj. Ma ia
ka vpraSanja ne morem odgova-
rjtai."
ITO sem hotel cuti," Sc je "a
krohotal Gevljar. All zapomni 81.
&c dusa re V vaznih trenotkih V
zivljenju odpove pokorscino, ka-
ko il bo mogoce kaj %storiti "a
tebe po tvoji smrti. Radi tega ii
svetujem, opusti vero V duSo in
sc brigaj "a tvoje zanemarjeno
telo. joe, ne moreS tahiti da po
zimi zgodaj vstajaS, da pred Fan
darjem prideS V oddaljene vasi.
Yes pac, da Sc boljSe spi V vbozni-
ci kot jeci. Ne moreS tajiti, da so
tie vtaknili ze veckrat V LUX
Injo."
joe, Xxi je med tenn Gasom gle
dial V tia, je poskusil Sc enkrat
svoJo sreco. "Blaz, govoril 81 res
nico. Ne ugovarjam. Vendar pa
YES, da kterega ljubi bog, da ga
tudi tepe. Udam Sc V bozjo voljo.
Kdor sc pa tako vpira bogu, kot
ii, BIO pa gorel ma dnu pekla."
"Vendar bi rad vedel," je po-
segel vines zvedavi pastir, "od-
KIDD vrag dobiva kurjavo Jurij, XII
je smatral to "a dober dovtip, so
je zasmejal. Nina je molcal, ker
nj vedel, ali Sc spodobi smejati
ali ne. Dekla Sc je pricela posme-
hovati, lie joe in cevljar sta o.
stala resna.
"Zakaj Sc bojiS peklaY" pri-
eel je znova cevljar. ''Saj 81 sredi
MEGA. PoznaS vendar svojega
vraga, Xxi nina rogov in gnojnih
vii. pac pa nosi "pikelhaubo",
puSko in bajonet ---"
Mel TEN je treskalo re V blizi-
nj in crni oblaki so Sc podili pre-
ko njih glav. Vsi SO Sc t%resli, lie
Gevljar je bill miren.
Nakrat je svignila ognjena ka-
ca z neba prot zemlji in zagrmelo
j,e da Sc je potresla zemlja.
"TreScilo je V mlin," je V istem
trenotku zaklical Janez. bog Sc
vsmili,' je zajecal joe, ''pol ko-
lesa je proc"
INA barju pa gori hisa," je
pristavil Jurij.
Gospel hodi mad oblaki," je
potozil joe. "Gospod je bog"
Sc je odrezal Nina. bog .je pri-
danic." je odgovoril eevljar in
pricel odhajati. ''Se nekaj." Sc
je obrnil cevljar. "Veleposestnik
mi je narocil, da pojdite pc ne
Whit domov, da Sc nj treba zgla-
siti ma posestvu."
"Da DO skopuh prihranil We
cerjo," ie zaklical Jurij in sc a
ril V bliznjo kopico
Padatl so prlcele prve debele
kaplje. Veter je pa tulil in pihal.
da Sc je pripogibalo drevje globo-
kO. Nevihta, Xxi je prisla tako ma
glo, je tudi kmalu ponehala s svo-
jo divjo vihro.
Prvi je zlezel IL skrivaliSca pa
stir in zaklical ma yes glas:
INA dan, strahopetci. Nevihta
je minola, solnce size. Cevljar je
govoril respico: Nj boga."
30 tenn SEN vedno dvomil." je.
p~ristavil Jurij in 81 otepal seno
raj srajco.
"Vedno sem trdil, da ne raste
trava, kjer hodi antekrist," je to-
I'll starr Nina. "Morda, ga .je do
letela bozja kazen."
"Morda, tudi me- je odgovoril
Jurij. lie poglej, tam lie gre
PA kot voiak pri paradi," je
spregovoril Janez. "Moker .je.
drugace je pa nepoSkodovan."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-21
v RUDNIKIH.
Napisal Pavel Mihalek.
(Dalje.)

svetu. Bias ia hip Sc je Utrnila ma
vzhodni strani nebesnega svoda
svetla zvezda in padla ma zemljo.
"Zvezda Sc je utrnila, Mari
JAM" re6e ona; zroc $ siroko cd
prtimi o6mi ma nebu, ker je mi
slila da Marian mizi.
"Videl sem jo, padla je ma
zemljo."
"Pravijo, &c hi zagledal svojo
zvezdo ma nebu, bi umrl, zakaj
vsak clovek ina svojo zvezdo."
"Vrazel' sikne on. "Naivkal"
Nekdo je glasno zdihuje tekel
skozi vrt. Ma pragu Sc prikaze de-
eek desetih let, yes s%olzen, drzeG
roki kos kruha.
MAS alta prosi, da bi pri-
sli . k nam" reee ihtee, brisoe
sc z roko okoli oci.
"Kaj pa je Ton6ek7" vpraSa
ga Marian smeje in ga postavi ma
MILO. Decku je preletel smeh lea,
a takoj Sc mu je obraz zopet
skremzil.
Mama . 500 boil nj 49,.
Da bl Sli pc zdravnika," re-
ee V p%retrganih zlogih.
Ana in Marian sta sc pomen-
1.-Two pogledala. "Porod DO pi
Hrastu," Sepne Ana MENU ma
uho, ma kar je Marian lahno po-
mignil z roko. Hitro sta odSla k
sosedu, "a NINA pa je Intel ihtec
In S polnimi usti Toncek.
V Hrastovi Hist je bilo vse ma
robe. Petintridesetletna Hrastav-
ka je lezala ma postelji OBJ veliki
zelenkasti peel. Memo cello je bio
potno in bledo, ustnice so bile OBJ
ledele a obraz je bill mrlisko ko-
seen.
Hrast je potrt sedel ma nizkem
kovcegu in pc sobi okoli postelje
je hodila babica, trebusnata zen
ska S surovim obrazom.
'Pojdi pc zdravnika!" zaprosi
Hrast solzen Mariana. "Nikogar
nimam, da bi ga postal" Marian
je magic odsel, a Ana je ostala v
sobi.
"Poglejte, kako tezko je to.
Sladkoba zahteva grenkobe, vese-
lie zalost," reGe babica Ami tho,
z zoprnim smehom ma ustah, ter
pokaze ma MEN trebuh. Potem Sc
je glasno zasmejala. Ano .je posta-
10 sram, zardela Sc je po vsem
obrazu in Sc obrnila proc; ia zen
ska Sc j je studila.
Ne bodite zalostni," reGe tho
Hrastu, XII sedi ma kovGegu, ter ga
prime "a ramona.
"Kaj bot" jeclja ia potrt. "Sti-
ri otroke, sedaj Sc diva in ee
umre-e-e ...'
Hrast je glasno zajokal.
"Alo! Otroci ,en!" zavpije ba-
bica ter prime deklico, XII je po-
molila glavico V soho, "a lase.
"Ata, kruha!" prosi deklica in
upre plave oci Ano.
Even, pamzi. Vedno bi zrli!"
Babica zaloputne vrata. Bolnica
pa vzdigne glavo in zastoka ko-
maj slisno: "Dajte il kruha!" in
omahne. Prisla je Sc ena zenska
v skarpih, z umazanim predpasni-
kom in %podrecana.
"Po gospoda DO treba!" je,
rekla, sklonivSa Sc mad posteljo.
Bolnica je odprla oGi in Sc ma
smehnila. Ana je med tenn odprla
okna.
Cree uro je res prisel zdravnik.
Bill je to MOI stiridesetih let in je
nosil naocnike. Med prebivalstvom
je slovel pc svoji s%urovosti in We
likih dohodkih.
Pregledal je bolnico, otipal zile
In odredil nekaj malenkosti.
Hrast je stall "a MIN in pail mani
kakor ma zenico svojega ocesa.
Nobena njegova kretnja, nobena
%sprememba ma obrazu mu nj usla.
Veroval je vanj kakor V Boga.
Nenadoma so nekje v blizini
zahrescale harmonike, slisalo Sc
Je razbijanje pc skafu in rezek,
ubit glas rem.
ITO so divjaki," Sc jezi zdrav-
mix. Ana je- hitela zapirat okna,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-21


glavo in rekel, maj posljejo pc du-
hovnika.
"Doktor, pomagajte, prosim
Vas" zavpije Hrast ter sc zgrudi
pred MIN ma tia. - "Pomagaj-
tie !" solze so Sc mu ulile pc licih,
Zdravnik ga je sunil ma stran in
odsel, Hrast pa je tulil dale.
Bolnici je prihajalo vedno sla-
beje. Meme notranje telesne bole-
cine so bile straSne. Sepetala je
nekaj nerazumlj;yega, krcila roki
in ma njenem alabastrovem eelu
so stale kaplje.
"Uprimo SCI" vpije Hrast in
objame Mariana 6rez pas. gu
prem Sc vsemul To je lumparija!''
in solze so mu zalivale lea.
Malo pred polnocjo ie prisel du-
hovnik ,stojec ma koncu postelje
Je molil latinske motive IL malih
bukvic, napravljajoc krize Grez
bolnico. Nekaj zensk je klecalo "a
MIN in molilo. VISA SODA Sc je owl
la V dim in duh voska utripajocih
sveG sc je meSal 5 svezim zrakom,
XII je prihajal skOzi okno.
Hrast sedaj nj veG veroval v ce-
remonije duhovniSke. Prsa so sc
mt napolnila S sovraStvom do iste-
ga, Xxi mu je postal smrt V hiso.
Naslonil sc je ma Mariana, Xxi ga
jc tolazil, in Intel. Otroci so Sc ga
oprijeli in klicali: "Ata Atal" in
tullli in MISC vedeli, da Jill mani
ca zapuSca "a vedno IL tega
tulenja Sc je 6ulo pretrgane STAY
Ike latinske motive in glasno cd
g%ovarjanje ministranta.
"Francal Francal'' Sc .je iztr-
gallo IL Hrastovih prsij. V glavo
mu je cd nekod p~ritaval napev ma
rodne peSmi o smrti, solze so Sc
mt iznova ulile il oci in zgrudil
Sc je ma tia.
Mani so Sc zvalili tuleGi otroci,
stisnili glave skupaj kot vrabci V
mrazu in oklepajoc Sc drug dru-
gega glasno jokali.
Ma vzhodu Sc je re svitalo, ko
Sc je vracala Ana domov, ~zalostna
vsled tega, kar je videla in slisa-
la. Spomnila ST je sinocne pada-
Joce zvezde in prsa so Sc j napol-
Mia neznane n~otranje bojazni.
Kosceni obraz, obledele ustnice
In stekleni pogled odprtega oGesa
rajnice, S to j je plavalo pred
ocmi.
Strah temne bodocnosti il je
pretresel telo in zaihtela lie in nj
vedela zakaj.
Drugo jutro je Marian lezal V
postelji, ko Sc je re davno zdani-
10. Spal nj; premetaval Sc .je pc
postelji ter premisljeval dogodke
zadnjih dni. Kar nakrat Sc zaGu.je
sum ma cesti. Slisal je znane mn
glasove in sodil, da mora biti ma
cesti mnogo ljudi. Radovednost
ga je gnala, da je skoGil IL poste-
lie in pogledal skozi malo zama-
zano okno venkaj. Ma cesti .je sta
10 nekoliko skupin stare.jsih ru-
darjev V zihavnem razgovoru.
Marian Sc je magic oblekel in, ne
da bi Sc umil, kakor je incl ma
vado, pohitel ma cesto.
"Kaj innate, kaj Sc je zgodi-
lo?' je kriknil glasno in Sc obrnil
do prve skupine.
Koscakov Franc je stopil pred
Mariana ter dejal:
"Ravnokar nam je ravnatelj-
stvo dalo ma znanje, da morajo
oni, Xxi stole V Strajku, zapustiti in
i%zprazniti stanovanja, Xxi so last
rudniske druzbe, in sicer Sc da-
mes. a skoraj vsi stanuiemo V rud-
niskih kocah. Ravnateljstvo trdi,
da potrebuje nasa stanovanja "a
delavce, Xxi ne strajkajo!"
MARIANA je vest zelo presene-
tia. Srd, sovraStvo in neka ne
mana boJazen Sc je zlila ia hip lie
v emo besedo.
"Pes!'
'kaj nam je torej storiti?' ,
vpra$a deset glasov nakrat.
Marian 10 nordeI kakor naSa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
See the New Tailored
Suits at $25

Special for for Opening Week-a big
rance of New Suits worth in regular Way
up to $500. All the newest shades,
good cloth built on right lines and much
better than you usually see on Suits at
this price, Opening Special $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
We LnUite You

To view most remarkable gathering OIL beautiful Millinery our representa-
tveS work has been gratifying in The highest degree TO uS and Judging from the
opinions of a few who caught peeps atthe new hats in the last day or two will be
very pleasing TO our customers
Not a point has been overlooked at which our millinery section might touch
the needs of eeyone-he $500 hat and the $50OOha at receive equal cOnSdera-
ton at our hands as far as style and artistic ability can go-of course the quail
iW must be different but our designer for the low priced hats receive the same
salary as the one who cannot think of hats less than twenty dollars
We want you to come n your most critical mood as you go to an art exhbi-
ton, for il really is one, and note the lines of this one, the dash of thai, the daring of
another the cooings, and the combinations and make your choices you wish,
but admire and look to your hearts content anyway
In other sections of the store our mechandSe is at its best now and we
never had such good reason to be proud of the collection OF new things.
Our New York resident buyer gave us grasp of the merchandise world that
equals in every respect its scope that of the largest stores IN the country, Mr-
chandSe makes its appearance at the Economist just about as soon as it does in
New York and if you find styles here that are not familiar in Albuquerque it is
because they are ahead of what less favored houses can bring forth,
This Opening includes splendid displays of WomenS and Misses Co.'S
tunes and Dresses, Tailored Suits, Thee-Pece Suits Waists, Skirts NegNgeeS
and PeticoatS.
In fabrics Satin Dhedohe Bayadere Satns, MesSaine8, Satin Antique
BOadcothS, PunenaS and SutngS.
Bodered Cotton Cloths, tissues linens and imported gnghams and scores
of others,
Trimmings and LaceS and EmbOdeies for every purpose conceivable.
Hose, Cloves Neckwear HandkechefS, Jewely Novelties, Hand Bags and
Ribbons in just the right style effects and cooS.
Underwear and CorSds that conform TO the demand for no fHneSS and
long slender lines,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22

and learned her preferences Have carefully and uoWmuNg gathered the NEW imW%W hhW "Nph f" "
AnuU Adnw they armre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22

OF all the Opening Exhibits Of new seasons fashions the
first display OF the new Millinery takes precedence In femi-
nine interest. No one knows better than fair woman herself
that the hat Is her browning glory and she Is anxious to see
what newness in shapes, trimmings ana colors have been
evolved.
Ready to show you
our Millinery Department has entered the realms OF
Spring. II is in full bloom with new hats-and they are
the most gracious, most charming, most becoming and be-
witching hats that 1T has ever been our privilege to show
or yours 10 look upon.
Sizes: Large. small and IN between" Shapes: Varied
mast description, yet an becoming. Materials; Straws. some
OF large coarse braid, others of fio soft weave. Trimmings;
Flowers in profusion and Of every kind. foliage, feathers,
ribbons and ornaments OF jet. cut heads. etc.
Those are hints, but a poet ana n painter with a page
OF space couldn't depict the almost fragrant beauty ana
Spring like charm of these hats. Your eyes will tell you
an Tuesday. Your good judgment viii stamp the prices
a = remarkable. Welcomed
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-09-03
LOW EXCURSION RATES
South Dakota State Fair, Huron, 5
D., Via the North Western Line.

Tickets on sale Sept. 18th to
18th; return limit Sept. 2lst !.
Grand demonstration of the Agri-
cultural, Live Stock. Industrial
and Educational interests of the
state surprising all previous ex-
positions. Don't fail to attend.
For tickets, rates and full particu-
lars apply to any ticket agent OF
the North Western Line. 11-12
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-09-03
J. A. Algard and Son, Earl, Each
Loses Left Arm by Terrific Ex-
plosion at the Plow Works.
BOTH MEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
The Injured Men Were Repair.
ing Steam Piston for the
Watertown Steam Laundry.

A terrific explosion occurred
at the Bramer-Algaard Plow
Works in this city last Monday
afternoon which resulted in in ] "A.
Algaard and his son. Earl each los
ing their left arm, and narrowly
escaping death.
The men were at work repairing
a steam piston which belonged to
steam engine which the Water
town Steam laundry purchased at
Webster. Mr.. Algaard and his
son had placed the piston in a
forge and heated it in order to
shrink the piston rod into the pis-
ton#so that they could tighten up
the piston rod. The piston was
then lifted to an anvil where the
young man tapped the piston rod
with a sledge hammer. In an
instant the explosion occurred and
both men lost an arm apiece in the
twinkling of an eye. The explo-
sion was terrifc and broken pieces
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-09-03
Of the casting tore several large
holes thru the roof Of the machine

Of the casting tore several large.
holes thru the roof Of the machine
shop.
John Void, an experienced ma
chinist employed at Hess & Rau's
machine shop. says there was no
doubt small amount of water IN
cased in the hollow space Of the
piston, which, when heated caused
high pressure Of steam, and the
explosion was the result. He says
it is not the first time that this
same accident has occurred that
several years ago the same thing
happened in this state, killing one
man and crippling another man
for life. Mr.. Void says it is 9
dangerous proposition for q man
to place piston into the fire be.
fore a small hole has been drilled
in it to let the steam OUT. =
half cup Of water, placed in that
position is enuf to kill dozen
men, said Mr.. Void. .s$
Both father and son were taker
to. the Watertown hospital where
the attending physicians found il
necessary to amputate their LEFT
arms just below the elbow.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-09-03
Emil Victor, tie Murde rer Of the
Christie Family Found Guilt
Is Murder ii First Degree
'WORSI CRIME REC ORDED
m OUR YOlJN G STA TE
Victor Hears TIE Verdict and IS ]
Apparently Uuconcerned. He
will robabIy Die Game.

Aberdeen, Sept Special: Gull
5ty OF murder In the hrst degree.'s' was
the verdict Of the Victor jury returned
Ito the court late yesterday afternoon
The verdict sends Victor to the gal
lows, The jury was out but q short
time.
The prosecution and defense both
rested at clock yesterday after
noon when the arguments of the At
torneys were made.
The defenss,s EFFORT To prove Victor
Ia moral pervert and degenerate were
weak.
The state In rehuttal intro dIced the
Testimony of Drs. Count and
Mallory who stated It was Impossible
for 4 man suffering from epileptic dts
to avoid suffering from fits Tor the
period Victor had been in South Das;
|kota, They also stated In cases otag
murder where q motive was proven
insanity was impfo bable III
Kelly he cell Of
lfifty days, swore ictor appear sE
tirely normal and played q good game
Iof whist, cincb and cribbage IIe3
stated that Victor said he made q mis-
take when he did not stay till John
Ronayne, Michaers father. appeared
and xiii him. take his rig and drive
west. :s 55 4.
Members of the Morrow family tes-
| titled that during his years residences
with them Victor was healthy and
4 did not have epileptie fits.
The defensess physicians on cross
examination were not strong III their
statements that the prisoner might
have been insane when the crime was
committed.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-09-03
II Memoriam.

Charles j ohnson who recently
died after an operation at the Wa
tertoWn hospital was born in Swe-,
der on Sept. 2l l872. He came
to this country id 1880, settling in
Iowa. After emaining in that
state a short time he moved to the
]neighboring state Of Minnesota,
and located at Waseca, Mimi. He,
was married on Sept. 5, 1900 AT.
Mankato. Mimi, Miss Cora
Burrill and made his home az Wa
SEGA until 1904, when he came to
this city, where he has made his
home ever since.
During bis residence in this city
he has worked for both mil Hing
companies. two years for the
Stokes Co. and three for the Kanl-
peska Milling Go, occupying the
position of assistant head miller
for the latter company at the time
of his illness.
He was taken sick on Aug. 8
with peritoliitis and becoming
much worse an operation was adj
vised, which was performed on
Aug. Is. A second operation was
performed two Gays later, and
unable to withstand the shock,
| the expired the day fol Glowing.
Mr.. Johnson was loving hus-
band and father, and during his
short residence ia this city has
gained a wide circle of friends
who admire him for his many ex-
lcellent traits Of character. He
was a man of sterling worth, and
will be sadly missed among those
with whom he came in contact IN
his walk Of life. He was q consis.
tent member Of the Methodist
church Of this city, and also be.
llonged to the Oddfel lows lodge.
He leaves a loving wife, and one
1child, little girl to mourn bis .s
loss.