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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Died at Poor r Farm.

Frank Grenier, who has been at the
Baraga County poor farm short time,
died of pneumonia on Tuesday after
noon. He hes lived in the county some
time, The funeral was held on Wednes-
day morning. FIR. Hem officiating, in
terment being in the L'Anse cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
A Tragic Trlolet.

| wrote itras plain as could be.
Her cheeks were as red as a rose. "
AS an ardent and soul stirring plea,
| wrote it as plain as could be,
1t appeared, to the printers great glee,
"Her cheeks were as red as nose. "
| wrote it as plain as could be,
"Her cheeks we're as red as rose. y
Judge.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Will Wed Next Week.

Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Iean Grace Burke to Chauncey
E. ST. German next Thursday morning
at O'Clock at Holy Name church, at
Assinins. A reception will be held in
lOid Fellows hall in the evening.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Special Holiday Price.

One Beautiful Mahogany Case Play
er Piano. Regular Price $4,000. This
one only $350.00
GRINNELL BROTHERS,
367 Quincy St., Hancock.
12-21-2 Phone 678.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Rev. and Mrs. George p. Daveyvis-
tied in the copper country Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Mcdonald returned
Tuesday from Chicago, where she has
been the past three years, taking a
course in nursing at the University
hospital. She is now a graduate nurse.
Reginald McKindles will leave next
Wednesday night for Detroit, where
he has accepted position in the E. M.
F. auto shops.
Candies &c to 80 cents per pound at
Noise Deschaine. Adv.
j. w. Wickoff, of Hancock, was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Birk and son
Leslie. of Baraga, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Menge Monday.
For new nuts call on Noise Des-
haine. A DIV.
John Nyman purchased team of
heavy draft horses from Herman Ker-
amen Monday.
DR.. Marven, of Hancock, will hold
the second quarterly conference in
L'Anse on Monday, January 6.
Some misguided person has spread
report that am about to leave
L'Anse. It's false-I am here to stay.
DIR. C. F. Whiteshield, physician, sur
geon and dentist. (adv)
The Misses Victoria Cote and Sophia
Novack visited in Houghton Monday.
Genuine Jap china, fine books, per-
fumes, toys, toys, toys. Prices way
down. 10. X. Drug Store. (advy
Attorney E. A. McNally, of Calu-
met, was a business visitor in L'Anse
Tuesday.
Watch for our notice of new goods in
January. %. X. Drug Store. (adv)
Prices on Christmas goods slashed.- =
o. X. Drug Store. (adv)
Andrew Wahl left Thursday for
Hougton to spend the holidays guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wahl.
Guy O'Donnell, who has been en-
ployed at the 500, spent a few days
the first of the week guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Crebas a.
Our stock of Christmas goods prices
cut, cut, cut. 20. X. Drug Store. (adv)
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lachapelle and
son Virgil, of Pequaming, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Moran Sunday.
For your Xmas dinner order some
nice Brick Ice Cream from Noise
Deschaine.
Big shipment of winter and spring
goods coming, so Christmas goods must
go. See our prices. X. Drug
Store. (adv)
Prosecuting Attorney O'Cocnor left
Sunday for Grand and Big Rapids on
legal business.
For Cigars IL, rs and 80 in box, go
to Noise Deschaines.
J. E. Brennan was in Keweenaw
county this week on business.
Clerk Voetsch has issued marriage
license to Charles Williams and Miss
Lillian johnson.
Supervisor Maxey was in the Iron
country this week.
Christmas. 4 lb. for 25c, mixed nuts,
peanuts, etc. Everything way down.
%. X. Drug Store. (adv)
Wedding and engagement rings, also
watches and clocks, price 500 to $40.
%. X. Drug Store.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Settlers and Owners
To Be Reimbursed.
$53, ,534.75 10 be Dispursed to Whites
Case Started When Michigan Was
Admitted to Union.


the efforts Of Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral Charles McGill, settlers in northern
Michigan are to be reimbursed to the
extent of $50, STATS by the national
goAernment, the payment of such a
sum having been authorized by the
secretary Of the interior. The payment
is to reimburse white settlers who are
now, under patents from the state of
Michigan, occupying lands within the
l. Anse and Vieux Desert Indian reser-
walton in Baraga county. PAYMENT
would have bean recommended in the
regular appropriation bill, but came in
too late to be therein Incorporated.
The state of Michigan claimed title to
lands in the reservation under school
land granted and patented the land to
white purchasers.
The reimbursement to these settlers
and owners in Baraga county is the re-
suit of years of correspondence between
the federal government and the attor-
ney-general's department and the Mich
igan state land office. Mr.. McGill was
given charge of the case for the state
four years ago.
The case started back at the time
Michigan was first admitted to the
Union, when the government gave to
the state section 16in several townships
in the state, the lands to be used for
school purposes. Gradually as schools
were established the state sold the
lands not needed, to settlers, the deeds,
many of which dated back to the early
COS and 70's. In 1908 the commissioner
of Indian affairs claimed title to these
lands in Baraga county. for the Indians,
as part of their reservation. A similar
question came up in Wisconsin, where
decision was rendered in the United
States court in favor of the Indians,
and it was on this opinion that the
government based it's claim.
Of late years, letters have been pour
ing into the state land office from these
northern white settlers saying that they
had expended hundreds of dollars on
Improvements and had acquired the
lands from the state. In his first con-
tentions. McGill claimed the Wisconsin
decision did not cover the Michigan
cases, because the government grant
to the state was made prior to the
government grant to the Indians. As
result the government sent a repre-
sentative to appraise THE lands, the inn
provements made, etc., and will, pay
oyer1to the settlers their just compen-
sation.
While the lands will of course revert
to the Indians, the settlers will be re-
paid for their farms and such improve
ments as they have made.
In 1909 the interior department de-
MED the right of the state to the lands
in dispute. Superintendent of Logging
Joseph r. Farr of Phillips, Wis, made
an investigation of the property and
DR.. r. S. Buckland. special agent In
charge Of the Lake Superior Chippewas
appraised the lands, timber and i'm
provements, and now the payment Of
$53. .534. 75 is urged to reimburse the
white settlers and secure the lands for
the Indians.
There are 2,660 acres involved which
are located in towns 80 and 51-32 and
and 5l-33. those in SO and 51-32 are
owned by Hebard & Sons and the
! Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. and the lands
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Shoots Himself In Hand.

Frank Ley, an employe of d. P.
Menard, the liveryman, Tuesday night
between ten and eleven o'clock, shot
himself through the left hand while
loading revolver, Frank, 1T
seems, had drive to make at this
hour and thought it best to take the
gun along. He was given medical at
tendance and the injured hand is doing
nicely.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Special Show at Pastime.

The Pastime Theatre presents three
reel attraction tonight entitled white
Slavery The pictures are not vulgar
or immoral, but great instructive les
son. Better take in the entertainment
tonight.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Fire at Zeba.

The home Of John Boyer, located
near Silver creek, at Zeba. was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday afternoon. How
the fire originated is not known, but
when discovered it was all ablaze. Mr..
Bower was unable to save anything
the loss being complete.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21

in 5l-33 are owned principally by set
tiers, some of whom have resided on
these lands for twenty years or more,
and have cultivated and made perma-
nent homes thereon.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
Notice to Taxpayers.

will be in the office of the Baraga
County National Bank every Friday
afternoon from one to three o'clock to
receive taxes.
George A. Trudeau,
Township Treas.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-21
For Sale.

Ten pair of good, young, heavy draft
horses. Prices right.
NEsTER LUMBER Co.,
12-21.tf Bsraga. Mich.
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DO YOU own A HYoMEI
INHALER FOR CATARRH?

Then you ought to know that drug
Ristx everywhere will furnish you
with n bottle OF Booths HYOMEl for
only soc.
Pour u few drops or HYoMEI Into
the inhaler and start this very day
to breathe the soothing. healing va
por and destroy the Catarrh germs.
With every package of HYOMEl
comes u little booklet which explains
how easy II is to end the misery OF
|Catarrh. Group. Sore Throat. Bron-
|chitis and Deafness caused by Catarrh
Hut bes, of all The Iiausman Drus
Co. Is authorized to refund your
money II HYOMEf doesn't do just
what II 10 advertised to do. II you
haven't the HYOMEI inhaler ask for
the complete outfit. $l.0o.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
NEW SANTA FE SCHEDULE

The Santa Fc railroad announces
n change In the schedule OF the ar
rival and departure OF trains In and
out OF Trinidad.
Train No. l. now arriving at SIZE
q. M. Will arrive ut 1855 and de-
part at SEQ. instead of S:33 ss at
the present.
Train No. will arrive at 1900
a. M. instead of 11:lO and leave at
1l:25 instead OF 1895.
Eastbound train No. 2. no change.
No. S will arrive Mt 7:1O n. mi and
leave Mt 1925 n. m. The time Of No.
10 will remain the same.
On the California limited trains,
No. > and 4. there will be NO tickets
sold for stops nearer than Califor-
MIA and Kansas City.
These trains have become 10 pop-
ular that the seating space 10 requir-
ed for the through traffic and no To-
cal stops will be made.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
HAD PHoNoeRApHs IN EGYPT
Aeperls Are That esbyisnisn Tablet
-, Alec Shows That the WIrsIsss
y. telegraph Was Known.

We think We are great people.
said the retired army otiicer. taking
"a bis sLlsses. and We feel that We
ere progressing at n tremendous pace.
.sut here's q newspaper account say
lAG that tho French government has
uasarthed In Babylonia $4,000 tablets.
/. diving q history In full OF the reign
~ The ancient kings. Here Ne nnd
.oe the frst time that Babylon. and
cot Rome. was tho real Mother OF
Laws In those days thsrs was .
syptsm Of courts and Of appeals that
sven suggested . recall. Sir. this re
port also states that In the days Of
Nsbuchadnessar they had free rural
as,ivsry Of mall over every highway
4 The kinsdom. And shades OF
oeevsr CIsvsiand'-It has also been
pepved beyond . doubt that the Esyr
nna sovssnmsot In $500 n. c.. had
. rejected system Of civil service.
/, R3eo 10 . record thst the hrst tur'
hlso engine was invsutsd BY the
envDtians. and that Arehimsdss Do
; sjoed this mechanical contrivancs BY
ahisA he aslds could b. vatsrsd
vhaa the Nile was low. This 10 the
00s psiucipis that 10 used to drive
~ latest additions 10 IL CunArdsss."
What shocked the doughty old
A001caa most OF all. says the Ma
t1eA Magazine. was the informa.
40 sAat tour thousasd ysArs aso the
ebsDssrspA vas ussd In ancient
0kyDe aad vAs In reality only per.
oesesA b. Edison In the ninstssnth
eeo1usy. Thsss II evidence also OF
~ ~ Of wireless tslsGraphy before
sAs Casistian era. while the Egyp-
" alphabet has proven 10 b . sct
sat1e key to organised human speech.
X b . hard blow to our ssif-suhcisncy
- I'D that the banjo Of the southern
DAtattoA with its fascinating
~eAssm" only echoes the musical in
Sou0sats used BY Egyptians In Pre-
hlseuess timss.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

A New Jersey farmer has bred a
species OF raspberry that yields two
crops OF fruit n year, the second last
ling until frost.
According to recent French fig
urcs but one quarter OF the accidents
sustained by aviators are die to de-
fects in aeroplanes.
Curved jaws that may be strapped
to the hand have been patented by a
Michigan inventor to enable man
to husk corn quickly.
A plant has been, established In
Holland to manufacture Illuminating
gas from petroleum residue by dry
distillation process.
with but single stage Of pump
ing water is forced to an altitude OF
1900 feet to supply a hotel on q
New Hampshire mountain.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Oldest Ns<sspspsr.

TIE ''Tshlng Pao." which 10 the ON.
sial gazette Of Pski4g. and has Just
cslAheatsd its thousandth anniversary,
II tha Oldest nswspaper In the world.
iEpss since It's inception. q copy Of
Ie4Ah issue has been carefully pro.
etEvsd In the archives Of the Pekins
5slaes. Accuracy has always been
tha .bSynote OF his paper. and, In sew.
dsf to maintain its high standard. sew.
Srai journalists on It's star in the past
paid the penalty Of mistakes With
their lives. Dismissal. and. at the
worst. imprisonment. 10 the punish.
meat metsd out at present.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
,s the Same Old World.

h reviswing Professor Prank Frost
Abboss's nsv book The Common
PsoDss Of Ancient Rome" . critic
saV0: "lt should b. something Of .
sosYsesivs 10 modern conceit to note
IN little We have advanced since
Daesgnalasm arst became dominant
u Rome and since the Roman govern.
aoN Dsidsd itself Oh opening public
ibo1ho I'D WAshhousss for the people.
Loo Angeles 10 doing that sane thing
sDaU ~ iauds herself - . pioneer
= civilization because ef II. Dtocls.
taAA dsaoencsd the rich and tbsas
1saseses. attributed 10 them the high
ogSoee of accessories. In language a.
0eee ia1esticai with radical nswspa'
. ~ q today. Piausus tells - Of tAs
tsuses that we're foueAsd to control
Dsiess asl the trust problem vas q
DusA . reality IN ancient Rome q
4 = today"
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Proud Of PEI Swan.

CaDGain Pssoocks. Of Los Angeles,
Whoop name might indicate sym.
pathy with the fsathsred race. has .
oct goose of the handsome variety
kaova ~ Russian swan" The bird
ASv 'uDoa As land three years ago.
aoA has become domssticatsd to such
a s1tsnt that hs follows the captain
1uhe Q dog aad searches In his pock
~ fsr popcorn Or crackses. When
o. poeksts are empty the Swan
asooe dsscoosolats. like . dog who
Aae sseeivsd . harsh word whAn hs
GsDoesed Q pleasant oAo. .- - :
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Ms,s York AIlmeny Club.

To Alimony club IN Now York. Q
AAIAs adopted BY . ooteris OF men
WAo are undergoing Imprisonment
tAsrs for default In payment Of allow
AAqso to wives from whom they have
ospasNtsd. held . banquet in jail on
Christmas day. Twelve sat down to
eooA rspast. two OF them having
eo0e hack for the occasion. after re-
oovsstng tAeir liberty only two days
eefoss. The popular song. Il Won.
lse who's kissing Her Now" was
DwaS during every toast, and "Our Un-
sostnaats Successors" was received
hA0iously.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
aasr,,s. s.r shs.,.s' llvsr OIL


h ~ bssn propossd 10 start IN Ma
l1Usla . snail export erade In sharks
Msse on. This oil 10 rsdned In Eu-
soDe and sold - cod liver oil. In 90
e01se ne ocean sharks come into the
laopeo, between the barrier resf and
- atoIls. to pair. Al this time they
"a - spsarsd In large numbsrs By
esepss skilled in catching then. Thee
~ several spsciss Of thsss sharks
- hey ordinarily run from seven
- o1sesa fss< in length. The girth q
- sslinary shark 10 the same a. it,
BanGth. aad an slsvsn.foot shark
Vssla b eleven fest around the body.
~ ltver oe shark Of this siss gives
absee I've gallons Of oil. The oil
bstass e71 . ton. The sharks are
esssA IN pairs and the harpoonsrs try
70 kill ths male nrst. In which case
eAsy are abe to also spear ths female.
- Il doss not desert tts mate.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Mss HEAP TO ENTERTAIN

taincd tonight by Alice Heap Mt her
home on Grant avenue. The cvcn-
Ing Will be spent in n social way and
light refreshments will be served.
The members OF the club consist OF
Adele and Ethel Hamersiough. Vivian
Cnld wcyy. Helen Kuvcr. Ara Henson
Clara Mel Caldwell. Hazel Hercules
Alice Heap and Isabelle Wilson.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
obilssne csssk.

An out-os-town man walked into .
Fort Scott store and asked II tho
"boss" vas In. 4 clerk who sat lSs.
lily casing into space bhnked several
timss. muttsrsd bis hps. and lapssd
back Into his former stage. u say.
IL tho boss in?" Inquired the man In
not very mild tone. mo. he's gone
out" returned the clerk. without tax.
ing his eyes OF the space. VIII hs
be back after dinnsr?" inquired tho
man. Nope" yawnsd the clerk.
that's what he wsnt cut fol" Kan.
sas City Star.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Psme a ti,S ossr,rs,

Since The advent oe The hoaAd
davg- song svsryeody has hard os
The OsaE1n. But the o0F1n h01e long
bssn ooneSfbsting 70 isttss. The
greater part Of tAs lead psacilssof the
world are made from De red cedar
Of Tie osarkA-Boston TransczG
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

FaIry raIss Barred In Austria.
Ths fairy tales Of Grimm and Of
Hans Christian Andersen are excluded
from the Austrian schools BY = recent
order. because Of their slight In
portanoe."
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
[J. :M!:L!II!kEN1

st. Louis. Mo-, Dec. John T.
Millikcn, the wealthy brother-in-law
of Albert r. Patrick convicted of the
murder OF William NJ. Rice and now
pardoned. is not in sympathy with
patrick's expressed Determination to
make n fight for the control Of Rice's
millions under will which has been
legally declared n forgery. Mr.. Mill
ken spent much money In the ef-
fort to free Patrick, and he says any
effort to open the will case would
be suicidal
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Almost the Limit

Almoof the Limit
A Boston girl who had Just return
I'd from her flrst trip abroad was ask.
ID II she had been seasick. .'9sasick!''
she replied. why. went into the
stateroom and at down on my best
AAt-and I didn't care!"
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Easlsese 0esyles,es.

VOVV SOsSsSs
A esu0sDooAane vAo Aa11rss $50
sesfs career ~ Rsfas CAoass may b
Soand-&Ae oeatsaos bslns on1ttee
from some q ths oo1al1ioa1 VheG6
pshiish The sDsseAras ssessfsd b
the WoeaD q Ruens Choaee." by 3.
q. Brown. - oeoeoaos Soo1A1nD
1.3So words.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

England and Wales have prohib-
itcd the Importation Of foreign milk
to which any prcservativc substance
has been added.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Crude A. In Europe.

Americans sonstimes think that Il
70 only our country hat IL troubled
With crude at In the form Of grace
lees statues Of pablie men. But ooca-
sionally. at lsast. D1roDsans ars NOV.
- 70 protest against similar afaso'
tions- Ths statues q H5ornsoa aa1
ihssn IN ChS1stiania have evoked
strong protest. and . 0ovemsnt has
bsen started fos thsir removal. Bjoss-
son1 soa declares tAae the statues
Took like oAss0o0o00sss Who have
climbed up o. . pi1e q tAsir vassa
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pussssa sI>s email, Mind.

Lttls Aa1garst noticed her mother
measuring eaoth ~ holdfng Il up TO
her nose With oo0 hand aAd reaching
out her arms isaSth with the other.
She looohsA tAouShtful for . moment.
thso asksd: "Hew ean yoa measure
osoth thak wayf Can yua ansu .
yardr
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Whist He Called II.

"Are you troubled with insomnia-
sleeplsssness?" Il should say an.
8ome nights I 6oat sleep thrss
houss." THAT sof I've sot II awfully
oad. rye bssa enlisted now abost
two ysafs. The doctor calls II nsasis
iAoo0nis paEalax1G3a" tive had Il
about sighEssa moatAs. and ws oall u
BehSl~-Ocean Vow W1seAA
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
NMIM Scale,

6Fo'00 scale. +,
TIN . taxpayer" gibbafed the cfti'
ZEN. and I demand consideration"
"Lsmme $50 your tax certincats." 70
sponded the city ohicial calmly. "and
then IN know just how much oonsid-
sration you are entitled eo."-Kansao
City Journal.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

London. Dec. AT the autumn
conference OF the National Unionist
Association, when the platform OF
the Unionist Party was confirmed 1t
was made very clear that should
there be a change of Government In
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

In ne AnanIas csaee.
Most Of the door mats With wei
come on them are dirty liaxs.L
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Ths essk Tsaetse, r.. \
Men DO nothing excellent but By I'm
itation Of naturs.-Jean Jacques nous.
sean.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Economic euQasstion.
| Louiso-"The man that Edith mar.
He'd IL reformsr." Julia-"HoV "a
he lose his moneyr'-JudEo. -
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
o~s q .,s s.,e.s-up cry wsya

o~s q Vie osseas-Up CITY Wsya
"sinos Joe Dos's got back hRs
again. aftss livin' . year In Kansas
City. he's too blame swealheaded foe
any uss!" hypercfitioally remarked
Pip Maudfin Of skssdss. why. whsa
he's At work and the are bell rings
he says he's too b1sy 10 70. and Just
lets 'sr ring. Something mighty queer
about such actions: nobody % ever
too busy To 20 70 Q 6ro!-
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
Round 10 Win

Wirlis-"l see you have all the mod
srn conveniences for women In this in
stitution Of yours" Gillis-"Yes. Two
OF the highest paid gossips in the city
are always in attendance."-Life.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Asbestos has been introduced into
German war vessels for furniture
and for the interior finish Of cabins
and passagcways.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07
.vsAss. vsss sass sss~s.

WN9S VIZ bS50 001N0.
"A guild of Oodparaats 70 save oh1t
dro0 non i1oo0Gr0000 1Ames 10 -
Ing ssggsstsd. The la&o Canon Bards.
isy. author Of . book % English
names. told the story Of vAae ~
probably the most i03otic name Svss
bestowed upon IN snfestnnats infant
A woman had her soa haptissd What,
Tor no oehss reason tAAn to caus1
amass0ant tn future yoass whsa. b.
Ing asksd his aaoA - should sspa,
WHAT .f.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Market for Swiss Watohoo. 7
Nleven million watches wsfo 6a1p
ped from Switzerland last yeaf.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Yellow leather is given the appear
nnce Of age by repeated rubbings with
vaselinc until II Is saturated with
the grease.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-07

Under the management Of E. E. Nichols. also Of the Cliff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-14
STRUCK BY SKIDDING AUTO.
Nathaliel Sloan Slightly injured II
on Unusual Accident.

Struck by a skidding automobile this
morning while at 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, Nathaniel Sloan, presi-
dent of the Sloan Construction Company.
residing at 2314 18th street northwest,
was knocked down. but only slightly IN
jured.
The automobile. owned by II. 5. Rec
side vice president OF the American Be,
curity and Trust Company. was operated
Inv Rollins Mattern of 63 Bryant street
northwest. Mrs. Reside was in the rear
seat of the machine.
The accident occurred in a rather I'M
usual manner To avoid striking man
who was crossing the street, the opera
tor of the machine applied the breaks;
When he did so the automobile skidded
and struck Mr.. Sloan, who was waiting
to board street car.
Mattern assisted Mr.. Sloan into the
machine and he was taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-14
DOES PENANCE FOR IS YEARS.
Ute Indian Who Lived Along With
out Clothes Is Found Dead.

MYTOM. Utah, october 14.-Inepegut,
a tie Indian, who for almost thirty
fives years has done penance for the
murder of his mother, by going naked
and refusing to mingle with other MEM
bers of his tribe. was found dead in
his lonely tepee near here yesterday.
Inepegut refused to wear any sort of
clothing, even in the coolest weather,
and had left his tepee only once since
he began his self-imposed sentence.
He was supplied with food by his
tribesmen. who considered him sacred.