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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

S"cidllSld all pdHldrJd In ndZaunJe
bi ga vmorili.
V TEN oziru, Sc naSa toliko hva-
ljcna civilizaeija nj kar mic napre-
dovala.
- Strica Sama MISC Osleparili lie
tvOrniearJi "a sladkor slabo va
go IA colninske dohodke, ampak
tudi drugi uvazevalci ma debelo.
Kapitalisticni listi pravijo, da Sc
bo zvezino porOtno sodiSce pecalo
temi bogatimi malopridnezi. Nj
ne vrjamemo, da bodo kazni po-
boljSali te pridaniGe.
PlaGati denarne globe Jim ie
igratica. Odrli bodo ljudstvo ali
pa osleparili strica Sama.
Ako Sc jih pa poslje V jeco, pa
tudi ne bo vplivalo ma ME, ce po-
miSlimo. kakSno fino in udobno
Iiivljenja ina jcci znani bancni
Slepar Walsh.
Strmoglaviti ic treba zlstem in
Slcparji bodo zginili!
V sestanku ruskega carja 81
talijanskim kraljem nj videti dru-
zega vzroka. kot da je hotel ruski
ear, oziroma diplomatic. ki so bill
V njegovem spremstvu, odtujiti
Italijo obstojeGi trozvezi, da bi Sc
zavrsila nova trozveza: Russia, T.
takla in Francija
Ruska vlada je paG mnenja, da
edino ruski ear, XII je nekak papez
pravOSlavne cerkSe, lamore odre-
Siti vSe Slovanske narode ma Bal
kanu Bosansko vpraSanie ie do
kazalo ,da sta 81 Russia in Avstri-
ia ruski in avtrijSki kapitalisti
Y laSeh. RuSki in taliianski kapi-
taliSti imajo pa tudi enakc ellie
ma Balllanu. Talijanski kapitaliSti
hi radi iZzemali Sllcpetare, Ar
.uavte; IuSki kapiIaliSti hi pa radi
odrH Hrvatc, Crnogorce. Srbe.
Bolgare. in &c gre, tudi Slovence.
.ObiSk ruskrga carja na Talijan-
>krm ie pa prvi korak k temu
Sporazumu.
O obiSku ruSkega carja pa pri-
naSaio cvropejSki lisii TAXA poro-
ella, da Sc smeji vsak razsoden
Glovek, ako jih eta.
Car, batjuSka je potoval inkog- !
nito Italiio; potoval je preko
Nemcije in Francije. Bal Sc ie po-
tovati na morju. Ko ie dospel v
Racconigi. ie bila tam oSredotoce-
ma kar celia vojska. Tudi Y Mem
eli in Franciii so ga strazili oh
zclczniSki progi, kar po cell vo-
iaSki kori. Med vojalli je pa mr.
golclo ncmSkih. francoskih in ia
liianSkih policajCv in Spijonov. /
Ma vSeh oScbmh vlakih je bilo po-
licaiSko spremstvo. ki ie imelo |
nalog opazovati potnike: mozSkc |
in zenskc Policajski nacclnik IL
Rima, lSi je zapovcdoval Y Rncco- |
nigiu. ie razpolagal tri tiSoG po-
licaji in vohuni. Kdor nj incl IL
kaznicc od mega. nj smell Rae |
conigiu dihati zraka ob casu obi
ski. Use Oscbe. ki so imele dovo-
ljenje nositi orozje. so morale IL
rociti orozje policiji varStvo.
Policija ie Strazila skrbno vsak
dimnik, vsako cev IN plin, pregle
dala ie tudi godbene Instruments
dvorne godbe, ia ne hi kdo vtiho-
tapil klarinetu ali flavti zloglas-
no bombo.
Pa piSejo nekteri slovenski listi,
da Sc je gospod Nikolaj Romanov,
ruski ear, batjuska, kronan me-
sar, Skrlat obleGen lido vozil kot
triumfator po Italiji! Ako je to !
resnica, potem je tudi vsak hudo-
delec triumfator, ko koraka pO
izreGeni sodbi spremstvu oroz-
nikov IL justicne palace jeco.
- Tenn vecje je mesto, TEN We |
6ia ie beda. Najzadnja statistika
nm poroca groznem in strasnem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
ZOpet StraSni ka-
pitaliSticni umOr.
"krog 400 premOgariev mrtvih,
aduSenih v zamaSeRem pre-
Im0g0kOpu. "NaivarneiSi
- r0I v DRAW!

pitalist,crega moloha je zopet ST.
roko IN iialo in pogoltnilo - mad
400 zivljenJ proletarskih ziv-
ljenj
Minolo soboto, 13. novembra,
popoldne Sc je vnel premogov
rov, XII je last st. Paul Coal Co,
Cherry, ILL.,, sledila je eksplozi
ia plinov in posledica je bila smrt
okrog 400 delavcev, kteri so bill
isti cas- ma delu premogokopu.
Po porocilu IL Spring Valley-a, ki
je odaljen Stiri milje cd Cherry,
je mrtvih 472 premogarjev; Cd
teh je 400 ostalo rovu, ktere. a
so zamasili in zabili, a dvanajst
moz je bilo pa zadusenih, ko so sli
IL povrSja v jamo, da bi kterega
reSili. IL Bloomingtona pa poroGa-
jo, da stevilo mrtyih znaSa $50.
IL med vseh V jam Sc je reSilo
samo 24 delavcev
KakO je nastal ogenj, Sc nj zna-
no. Goreti pa pri6elo drugem
''levlu" V hlevu "a mule - vzga-
10 Sc je seno - in cd tam Sc je
ogenj Siril navZdol po vseh rovih'
Razun malega Stevila MOI. kteri
so delali pri vrhu in kteri so Sc
x tudi reSili, bila je yecina delavcev
V spodnjih rovih in tako Sc jim nj
bilo mogoce resiti.
Zrtve SO 4 malimi izjemami
skorn sami inozemci: Slovenci,
SIExatieN .t.AIiiari- IN Litvinci.
I 'Dasiravno Sc danes (nedelja),
ko to pisemo ,uimamo zanC sijivih
3 pOdatkov groznem umoru IL Ii
ca mesta od zanesljivih poro6e-
valcev, vendar IL prvih poro6il V
angleSkih dnevnikih pribijamo
sledece:
Goreti je pricelo oh l uri po-
poldne in to Sc ie talloj sporoGilo
upravi kompanije. Kompanijski
uradniki in delovodje so pa Gaka-
Ii do tretje ure, torsj cell dive
/ nri, predno so dali stoterim de-
lavcem jami alarm ognju!
Ako bi bill bessie takoj, ko je
pri6elo goreti, alarmirali delavce
po vseh premogokopu prete6i
nevarnosti, resili bi sc morda bill
vsi delavci do zadnjega moza!
Neodpustljiva nevednost, lahko-
miseljnost in lakomnost kompani-
je ,ktera je v strahu "a sveto de-
nsrno moSnjo profita upala, ola
bo ogenj kontrolirala ne da bi
delavci ustavili svoje delo, je to-
rej odgovorna "a smrt vseh 400
premogarjev!
u Ko je bill ogenj izven vsakc
Ikontrole in Sc je dim ze pricel ST.
Irti po ostalih rovih, ukazala je
fkompanija zapreti odmah vse cd
Iprtlne ma povrSju, ktere vodijo V
premogokop. u gnojem, zemljo in
vrecami peska so zamaSili in "a
bhi vse vhode V jamo in tako
Fapecatili grob mad 400 delavci
Eglobini, kteri so bill brez malega
Sc vsi zivi in bi Sc jih Sc veliko
dalo resiti smrt Pri vhodu rov
Fe Je zbralo brez stevila nesrecnih
BJud, - mater, zen in otrok, KITE
flh dragi sinovi, soprogi in ocetje
30 umirali globoko doll pod ze-
milo "a sveti kapitalisticni profit
IN ko so sirote videle, da zabi-
alo Jamo, zagnale so srce trgajoc
krik in jok NesreGne zene so
3e vrgle ma mostvo, Xxi je masilo
shod, in silo so Jill suvali vstran
Neka Italijanka je vikala: "Ka-
So bo moi Dominik prisel ven, ce
pa zabijate jamon' Prior Sc
be da opisati.
Lastniki premOgokopa in
Przavni inspektorji so nedavno
roglasili rov st. Paul Coal Co.
II oherry, ILL.,, kot najmodernejsi
H. IN najvarnejsi (D v drzavi
lllinoisll! a;0s
Mrtvo SO! - Stiristo nasih bra
~ Je zopet dalo svojo edino
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

| '"ho dog III ME OdiOel,
odlocili so moderni roparji in to-
lovaji - kapitalisti!
- Policija ie po celem svetu
enaka. Policija Evropi Sc istota-
ko blamira vsaki dan. kot nasa
slavna ameriSka, XII smatra. da je
doticni najvrlejSi policaj, ki v
dusku podere najveG glazkov
zganja.
Munchener Post poro6a "a
nimiy dogodek. Zadeva je bila
jaSna. Umorjeni Ferrer je po ma
zorih policije, Xxi imajo seveda
Svoj izvor tudi Y mozganih. ki so
navadno vSled prebilo zayzitega
zganja in lenuStva re maio - yea
sih tudi precei omajani. priredil
wee atcntatov 4 bombo Temu "a
Hjucku sledi policaiskih moz-
ganih logicno: Kdor Sc ogreva ali
navduSuje IA Ferrera. je bombo-
metalec.
Svobodomisleci Y Miinchenu so
obdrzevali protesten shod zoper
umorItev Ferrera. Nakrat je pri-
Sla Ma lice mesta policija. ia "a
zna "a imena prijateljev priredi-
telJa atentatov bOmbo. Policija
Je zvrSila II hiSnih preiskav PR
svobOdomiSlecih. Y nekcm slu6aju
Je policija zaplenila Z vodo napoi-
meme Steklenice "a mleko i'm pivo.
da Sc preprita, Ge MISC polnc eks-
plozivnih kemekalij. Tudi zdrav-
niske recepte je pregledala poll
ella pazno. EmSka in karlovarSka
sol Sc je dozdcvala nckemu poll
caju zclO sumliiva l;ot razstrclbna
SnoV. Neki policaj je konfiskiral
Skatljice : Sminko, ker je bilo ci-
tati: "Poudre de- Theatre Poll
caj je paG mislil "poudrc" ie po
uemSko "pulver''. Sloyenski smo-
inil0. Mex drugi pc'.,aj jc pa 81
plenii vegetariiansko kniizico
napiSom: "MeSna zmota".
Policaji SO res kunStui" lju-
die!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
B. Kaj je socijalizem? Social

zem je organizirana cloveSka
druzba, ktera vlada samo scbe
brcz kronanih in nekronanih po-
stopaGev in V kteri je vsega dosti
"a vse, Xxi delaio L umom ali ro-
kam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

- &c bi danes hodil Krist po
svetu, bi zopet pridigal ma gori.
Govoril bi "a reveze, izkoriscane
in brezpravne delavce in ozigosal
bi bogatstvo posameznikov. u
MIN bi sc pa tako zvrsilo kot ia
krat, ko ie bill star 33 let. Duhov-
niki mamona in Bala bi ga pro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

- Veckrat radovedneM vpra-
Sujejo, kdo DO zvrSeval umazana
in nizka della socialistiGni clo-
veSki druzbi. Mi priporoGamo kot
candidate "a nizkO in umazano
delo vse tiste "bistre glave", XII
V pismih, Gasnikih ali pa besedo
nesramno obrekujejo po nedolz-
mem druge ljudi. Vsi ii gospodje
in gospe bodo najbrz zeleli NADIA
ljevati svoj umazani posel.- Sic
"Glas Naroda"l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
Mackam in psom, ki so last

= Nackam IN psom, ki so last
nina milijonarjev, Sc godi boljsc
kot delavcem, XII potu svojega
obraza sluzijo tezko svoj vsak-
danji kruh.
V socialisticni cloveSki druzbi
pa ne bo milijonariev, torej tudi
psi in macki ne bOdo ziveli udob-
neiSe kot ljudje.
Morda 81 delavci SGasoma ven
dar premislijo in bodo glasovali
"a socialisticno GlovcSka druzbo.
Morda9!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
kapitalisti nnLiin

Kapitalisti paziio ma svojo
zivino in skrbc, ia ne della pre-
wee Kdo pazi pa ma delavceY
.Zivina stane denar. Delavci ne
stanejo mic, sal Sc vsaki dan DIRE
njajo pred tvorniSki yrati in pro-
sijo della.
kapitalistu so konj, osel, mula
in vol wee vredni kot clovek. XII
je najviSie bite ma svetu.
Delavci, kedai bodete priceli
zavedati Sc, ia ste liudic in zahte-
vati. da Sc vas ceni viSjc kot ma
vadno zival?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

Nevednezi pa govore, da je bog
odiocil tako! Bog nj ME odloSil,
odlocili SO moderni roparji in to-
lovaji - kapitalisti!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
Taftu ie vsaka delavska ol

IdIIU Jt Fsuhd UVIdNSNd OT-
ganizaciia vset, Gc podpira kapi-
talistc. Nasprotnik je pa vsake
delaySke organizacije, XII della v
dobrobit delavccv.
Ami nj Taft podoben Gompcrsui
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
- Tenn vecje je mesto, TEN We

Gja ie beda. Najzadnja statistika
nm poroca groznem in strasnem
siromastvu Londonu. London
steie dandanes $50 tisoc beraGev.
To ie tri in pol odstotka wee. kot
v minolem letu. Cd 1000 oseb, Xxi
live tenn Babelu, nina "a oseb
sredstev "a zivljenje, nina strehe
in obleke. III nesrecnezi prenocu-
iejo ma klopeh oh reki Temsi in v
parkih. Cd leta 1872 pa do danes
Sc nj bilo tako strasne bede V
Londonu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

-
na stevilko v oklepatu
ki sc nahaiA poles va
sega nasloVa. prileplts-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Aao lI5
jc stevilka
tedai vam : prihodnto
stevilISo nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 tskot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

glaslli "a nevarnega anarhista ali
socialista ali pantarja in nazadnje
bi ga vmorili.
V TEN oziru, Sc naSa toliko hva-
LENA civilizaeija nj kar mic napre-
dovala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

lMrtvo sol = stiristo nasih bra
y Je zopet dalo svojo edino
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

I.,.t "a koristi delav-
.kesa ijudstva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
10 the interests OF the
workins class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what they produce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
UNL0vED BY MAN TWICE
HER AGE, TRIES SUICIDE
Strange Story OF infatuation That Led
Girl TO Attempt Suicide Told
In Court.

NEW YORK. May 7.-Ileartoroken
because the man she loved. who was
old enough TO be her father. did not
love her and treated ner as a child.
Mary Schlosser tried 10 kill herself,
The girl. who is Is years old. lwept as
she told her story IN the New Jersey
ave. court, brooklyn.
About two years ago the Schlosser
family, which lives in No. la Hull-st.,
fell into hard luck. The father was
unable To get work and Mary's little
wage was the only money coming into
the house Joseph SteinmetZ. a mid
dleaged man. offered $40 month TO
Mrs. SchlOsser for one OF her rooms.
and he was welcomed warmly. Mary
said she loved him from the moment
she saw him, despite the disparity In
their years. She paid great attention
Ca him when he was in the house, but
De took all her little kindnesses as II
he were. just an elderly friend
That behavior so grieved her that
ON Dec. 9. 1907. she drank poison In
her room Her mother found her In
agony. In the Bradford-st. hospital II
was thought at first she would die, but
she recovered.
She was taken to the New Jersey.
ave court charged with attempted sui.
eide ana was pareled i'm the custody
OF Mrs, O'Grady. the probation officer
Mrs. O'Grady visited the girls home
regularly and finally decided TO take
her before Magistrate Hylan and have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07

year and half ago the Baptist Mis-.
sionary union Of this city received
word that there was need % another
worker In IN Han.lang mission. and
asked the associate pastor II no would
go. lie consented after he and Miss
Pugh had bad conference or two,
\ Few months after Mr. Gates left
the Second baptist church the Rev.
DR.. Pierce. In whose Scranton sun
day school class he had been
pupil. was called by strange coin.
rideifte a. take full charge 0f the
church Miss Pnsh cortinucdEFo sfg
in the choir, and she and Or. Picrce
received frequent letters from Han
Yang.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
BOARD OF REVIEWS REPORT
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL
Total Assessment is About $3.50 600
and Tax Rate Will Be Close
70 $3.50

The board of tax reviews final re-
port was adopted without change,
even without discussion, in a special
meeting OF the common council. Thurs
day night. The assessors will now d.
rect their efforts toward determining
the tax rate for 1909. but this cannot
be done until the assessed values or
real estate and personal property as
they appear on the assessment rolls.
can be totalled UP. This will require
about two weeks. Assessor Doran es-
Inmates that the total will be some
where around $500, 000. 900 and that
the tax rate will be about $3.50. as
against 1854 last year.
The board transacted a vast amount
of business at its final session, Thurs
day. Assessor Doran had assessed
only the standing walls OF the burned
Heyn's Bazaar building. but assessed
Leopold Freud, one OF the owners.
s24, 900 for insurance. Mr.. Freud pro-
tested to the board of review. but the
latter let the assessment stand
Heyn, Binswanger Il Co. objected TO
paying taxes on their stock on the
ground that II was destroyed in the
fire. but the company was finally put
on the rolls for $4,000. an increase
over last years assessment. A lawsuit
is likely to follow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07

her discharged from parole. When
Mary's name was called she stepped
before the bench weeping. The magisS
trhte and Mrs. O'Grady were surprised
and asked the girl what was troubling
her. Then she told OF her love for
Steinmetz and walled. I'm tired OF
life"
Before we came to court she told
me that unless Mr. Steinmetz would
love her she would throw herself on
our roof said Mary's mother. HE IS
doing everything he can TO cure Mary
of her love for him" Magistrate n.y.
Ian continued Mary's parole indefinite
ly. lie advised her to turn her afYec.
tions to youth OF her own age. Stein
metz Is clerk In the Manhattan OF.
flee OF an insurance company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
WOMAN CROSSES
WORLD TO WE'D
Miss Pugh VIII Become Bride, in
Far East, OF Rev, Mr. Gates, Grad
uate From HillsdaIe College.

NEW YORK, May -Forsaking
family and friends. giving up
lucrative practice as private nurse
in this city TO minister TO the
wants of few Chinese patients IN
the little Han-Nang Mission hospital.
in Central China, Miss b. Gertrude
Pugh. graduate OF the New York
Polytechnic. and choir singer in the
Second-ave Baptist church, has left
this city for Yokohama But il is not
wholly the Chinese unconverted who
attract her.
After the iS-day trip across the Pa
cihc she win 80 first 10 the Baptist
Theological seminary which the Rev.
&C. Is. Teuney. OF the American Bap-
list Missionary union, is conducting
In the City OF the Cross Strand.
There she will meet and marry the
Rev Wayland Dunn Gates. who, mp
10 year aud hair ago, Was assu'
ciate pastor OF the Second-aye Rap-
list church OF this city an is now
in charge OF the Unions mission al
Han.Yang With her young husband
she Will take ship again and pass
down through the Inland sea until
Shanghai is reached There she viii
board turbine river steamboat and
go 500 miles up the Yang-tse. To Han-
Yang. where, amid modern blast fur
lraces and ancient fnriihcaticns- -husE
spinning mills and crumhl.ng temples
are the mission buildings in which the
rest OF her life IS 10 be spent
III Miss Pugh and her prospective
husband were middle-aged and had
the brighter half ~ their life behind
them. the sacrifice they are making
In dedicating their married life 10
missionary work would not seem SO
great But neither Is more than 20
wears old. Mr. Gates is the son OF NJ
Lowell NJ. Gates, physician of Scran-
Iton. Pa His mother is president OF
1.-THE Young Womens Christian assO-
citation OF that state. He was gradu-
ated from the Rochester TheOlocical
seminary, the Hillsdale College OF
Michigan. and the Union Theological
seminary. receiving from the latter IN
stitution the degree OF Phi. n. Re was
called 70 the associate pastorship al
the Second-ave. Baptist church here
three years ago.
Miss Pugh WAS a member ~ the
church choir AZ that time She had
completed a postgraduate cf~rse in
1.-The New York Polytechnic. and hal
built up a lucrative practice rs pri-
waite nurse. being recommended TO
patients by the various prominent
physicians under whom she had
studied AZ the Polytechnic She Is a
native Of Pennsylvania. where her
mother still lives.
| At the IS different services which.
In almost as MANY tongues. are held
every SUNDAY at the Second-ave.
church. the associate pastor and the
choir singer became warm friends. 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07

VA Sturgeon & Co. yainly pro-
tested against an assessment OF $780,
600. The American Lady Corset Co.
which was first put down for S225.000.
Notwithstanding that the company put
in its statement at $751; 900. was final
ly assessed at s175.400 this being the
figure fixed by the company in an
amended statement
A. BuFdette Evans. secretary OF the
board, was allowed $3.50 extra pay by
the council Herman. Gabriel. for his
services as stenographer, was allowed
s35.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
Senator stewart Leaves $500.

WASHINGTON. May The late
Wm. a. stewart. who was United
states senator from Nevada for many
years before his retirement into pri-
yatc life. owned no real estate and his
personal property did not exceed ST.
sec Ia value His will Geyses this
amount TO his widow. Mrs Mary
Agnes Stewart Mr. Stewards debts
are said 20 aggregate s25.eC0 lie had
won and lost several fortunes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
CREW OF rs IN PANIC
DURING FIERCE STORM
9tesnaer Hutchinson. American Vessel,
Arrives at Fort Wiliian,--Was near
when Aursnia Sank.

+ DULUTH, Mimi, May THE
steamer Hutchinson, an American YES
~. which left the 500 last Thursday.
encountered the fierce storm in White
nah bay that. disabled and sank the
Aurania. The Hutchinson was within
~ few miles OF the latter vessel when II
nank. The Hutchinson has arrived at
Fart william.
The Hutchinson carried a crew OF
Is Italian and two Galicians. She was
heavily loaded with coal. Leaving
thitefish the vessel headed for the
6Dcn lake in The lace OF terrific gale
- blinSing snow storm, which in
L1oased in-yiolence as she advanced.
During the worst OF the storm while
= decks were awash and the vessel
Iockine violently, the crew became
nanic-stricken. They refused To work,
and threats and promises on the part
4 a. Capt. Logan were alike unavailing.
The Italians, under the orders and
force OF the officers. were compelled
b 1o take their places. but nothing could
rrevafI on Them 20 give any assistance
they stood by shaking with fear and
coonting their beads.
RinGing the foreign crew utterly
|,orthless Capt. Logan turned the
|1utchinaon straight into the storm. A
Hrles az great. waves sunk the deck
6FIy TWO inches. causing the Matches
nprinG out and great quantities OF
nfor were washed into the hold, sink
,x her Still lower.
- danger or Wondering at any time,
ga Hutchinson fought her way almost
q inches agains, the wind and high
no. Ghoswas on the lake during the
ko1o ~ the two days storm. During
x 1rktor part Of the voyage the two
o11c7onn .became Violent and 1t was
~r1cary. 10 lock them In the galley
fnn1p- avn protection.
~ ~ n a. Hutchinson reached Fort
11~1n ~ oflcers and engine room
rIS $500 completely worn out. The
- hoD1ng been worse than useless.
1oou were compelled TO divide
FORK Despite the fury OF
the Hutchinson was prac-
<oDnaged. when she reached
~ &<.<@<<% <e,st's~t a
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FaIIs FrOm ttousstop. ples.

PHILADELPHIA. May While
hanging clothes on the roof OF her
home. Mrs. Rcbecca Jenkins 50 years
old. OF No 1915 Susquehanna.ave.
trippcd oyerl loose board ana fen
into the yard. crushing her skull. She
was taken 20 the Woman's Homco-
nathic hospital and died.
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~ Ib1n government faces a de-
k oDI~1u this respect II has faith
NJ allowed Uncle Sans example.
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LOOK UNDER FIRE AGAIN.
Attempt Made TO Disbar Attorney foe
Alleged Sharp Practice.

The disbarment proceedings against
Attorney William Look. which have
been pending since last fall. were re-
vived. Thursday afternoon when Judge
Murphy appointed Attorneys Julian II.
Harris and George n. Perry. friends
OF the court. to prosecute the charges.
Il is alleged that Look. who is for
mer Judge. was engaged TO transfer
a mortgage for $3.50. held by Rudolph
Knorr. 10 the Little Sisters OF the
Poor. but that he had the mortgage as
signed To himself. and the next day
sold IL TO the Detroit Savings bank
and took the cash.
BusIness-like Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers Tho plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No.
Is John r. st Phone 149s.
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sign Of Prosperity.

NEW YORK, May Tt was an.
nounced today at the New York of.
fees OF the Illinois Steel company that
a contract has been received for sixty
thousand tons OF standard steel rails
for the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
railroad. The rails are TO be sold at
SIS and are for early delivery. This
is the largest individual order placed
in the steel trade since the declara-
ton of the open market early in the
year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07

China buys from Japan ahout three.
fourths of the coal she imports. about
s. 100000 worth q year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07

Try washing OF the hands with a
little sugar added to the soap This
greatly increases the lather and
cleansing power, and will remove dirt
and chemical stains in a wonderful
manner