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Isl. WINsHIP WHEATLEY, Att
EDMUND CARRINGTON. 9. ID. TRUITT
and n. C. FURNACE. Attorneys.

m THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRlCT
Of Columbia.-Hans p. Nielsen. plaintiff. ys.
Mary Zelinia Neilsen, defendant.-No. S5446:
the marriage upon the ground Of fraud. On mo-
tion Of the plaintiff it is this 10th day Of No-
yeuuber 1917, ordered that the defendant, Mary
Zelinia Nielsen, cause her appearance to be-en-
tered herein before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the FIRST publication Of this
order; otherwise the cause Will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided, copy
Of this order be published a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Evening Star before said day
copy Test: ]. II. YOUNG. Clerk. By r. r.
CUNNINGHAM Asst. Clerk noo3. 30.de1
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FOR SALE-LMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADyERTIsEMENTs.
PHONE n. 1889 FOB NUMBERS. Or CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, TIM
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO Low
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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WIN. A. COOMBE and THOMAS 4
BAKER, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or ocs
lumbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 2l1l5.
Administration.-This Is to give notice that the
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters OF ADMINISTERS tion the estate
Of Frank d. Ford, late of the District of Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex
lribit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legal
ly authenticated. to the subscriber. or bsfoes
the 2erd day Of November. AID. 1915; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th dsy
Of November. 1917. LOUISE FORD, 2l42 st
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. no30 .de7.1<
II, PRESTON SHEALEY. AttoFney,
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Unusually Attractive
Detached Home,
CHEAP HOME"

CHEAP HOME"
Best Buy IN the Northeast.
Only $4,000.
Location. F 1t. me-; q very good
Groom and bath brick house: NOT
only a good home, but an excellent
Investment.
Terms II desired
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 l4th st..
Excellent House.
Adams Street NV,
Convenient to all cars and within
walking distance Of the downtown
section: six large rooms and bath;
brick dwelling; modern and in excel
lent condition.
Price. $3.50.
Reasonable cash payment, balance
like rent.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 234J. 713 18th st.
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wooDLEY PARKS. 10, II ROOMS; COLO
NAL architecture; facing park; nreproof garage.
Pree, $1,000 10 $500: cash. 500 balance $50 70
suit. Chevy Chase car to 10Th street. walk az
blocks west, Just south Of Cathedral avenue.
A. c. MOSES CO.. 916 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALnlON n. ). AVE NKAR % NV;
attractive brick. Q rooms. Good HOME oe IN.
VESTNENT. $500. b
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FOR RENT-R0OMs.

EUh AENI-hUOmS.
FCRNIsHED ROOFS.
$40 PROSPECT AVE. N.W.-One ven heated
room, adjoining bath. with plenty Of hot water; +,
one block from Avenue cars; unlimited phone; |
res sonable.
- FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Have one front room, |
southern exposure. heated, suitable for two gen.
tiemen. or would rent one back room; at reason I
able prices: residence is handy to all car lines;
private family. IL
1862 PARK ROAD-o single or / double fur.
onis c1sS dr e family no
a155 18th ST., Mt. Pleasant-LarTe, M1ht room;
hot-wa~ heat; electric lights; bath on same
door: two men. l.
ONE LARGE front room. with hath; suitable for
f ~: Free phone service. Telephone Columbia
sios EYE-FrOnt rooms. sla and 81; near de-
sos 4 sT. s.E.-Three rooms. neatly furnished
1923 LAMONT ST. Nw-Nice furnished room,
suitable for two; all home comforts; use player
piano. phone: SIS per month:
III sth ST. N.E.-Four desirable rooms for
rent for housekeeping. Call after pm.
40 srd NE-Nicely furnished front room for
gentlemen Call between and pm.
&c @ ST. N.w.-Two nice rooms, second floor;
h-k-: also one single room.
1909 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished End. floor
front. with alcove: suitable for or 8: h.-wh.
ROOA-For married couple: near 10Th and r;
IT,. NV
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS near 18th and 10th st,
ssses .s's1as Sysss
or Navy officers preferred. captain, Z. S. r.,
has one and desires two COMPANIONS. u
ROOM and breakfast for gentleman; references
hw.h.; x15 per month: gentlemen only.
JAPANESE seeks furnished room near ism
and Columbia road; $40 to $1a per month. :.2ls
1891 14th N.W.-Two communicating rooms,
bath, electricity. b.w.h.; very attractive and de.
slrable. Call after pm.
1sos sT:.ops large room Of suite Of three
neighborhood: no children ready Dec. 20; pree
$50: Address Boy 151-k. Star office.
1915 HOBART ST: N:w.ITro large well fur
h.wh; electric light; telephone service; gentle.
1.ss. SINK once. Trent
1881 CLIFTON-Ons large. 3rd floor; adjoining
bath; eiectrieity; h-w.h.' private family: Col
for Ink: gas and electricity: private bath
20s2 18th ST. N.w.--WelI furnished single and
double rooms: car convenient.
1862 COLUMBIA ROAD-Largs thiFd-noor front
1882 9th ST. N.w.-Two rooms for Ink; Uaht
| and heat: sink and hot and cold water. N
$500.
lS2s COLUMBIA ROAD-Entire third door e
| rooms. kitchenette and BATH. furnished. to
water heat and gas vacancy caused by a GOV.
| ernment clerk being called away suddenly
Phone Col. 1915.
1919 QUINCY N.w.-1 furnished room. With
| running water. $15; suitable for one. Il
4 1895 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.-One next to
| bath: new house; hot-wnter heat; priynta fam.
fly; breakfast IL desired. zoe
9lz ST. s.E.-One large front room; southern
exposure; h.-w. heat and electric Nghts; suitable
for gentlemen; SIS per month. IL
| 1921 COLUMBIA ROAD-Three attractive rooms;
large second front room. 80s
1875 IRVING 81. N.W.-One large room for e1s
| Or two business women. Call Col S6l. u
lnEhatA 6oasa. dnr1ai 5nx.2l1i l0fasseGarkS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
J. 3. DARLINGTON ana ]. q. LINTON,
AffofneyD,

suPREAlD COURT OF THE DIsTRICT OF 90.
~iumb!a. Holding Probate Court--Essats Of
,sr 80 =. Dunlap. Sscs.sedGSS; 21iso Admin min
made herein for probate Of the last win and
testament and codicii Of said deceased. and for
aemphiii it Is ordered this aetS day Of Nov.m-
bar. AID. 1917. that Russell Jarvis. VIM r. Jarvis.
Philip !; Jarvis. Leonard Jarvis. George b.
John 3. Adams, Mary q. Bartlett. Maria Tucker
man. Edward Everett. Louisa Everett. Edith
Dr. c.ss Vest E.as9 f. oss Mn Vest
and the unknown heirs at law and next Of kin
Of the above named decedent. and all others cor
10th day Of January. AID. 1913. at 10 O'Clock
An: to show cause why such application should
not b granted: Let notice hereof b p1naishsd
Star once in each Of three suceeesivs vesks b.
fore the return day herein mentioned. the inst
said return day. ASHLEY N. GOULD. Justice.
lSeel) Attest: WIN. CLARK TAYLOR Deputy
Hssste, Of wills for the District Of oca.Tns'
HAMILTON q HAMILTON a1l FRANK
J. HOGAN. Attorneys.
NJ 4 gs, sgssnT R. SSgRT @ 5 800
Nc sosss. Aan,ni',Est,oo Posi.t 1s-Ias
1sns s: s. IL ,s 5.s. 81 ';s
Charlotte Thruston Daley, Deceased. having besa
returned a. to VIM, 7. Manning. Joseph T. Mar
ming, Julia 7. Booker. Sidney T. MapninS.
this 18th day Of November. 1917. ordered that
the issues be set down for trial on thu TN day
Of January. 1918, and that this order and the
paper writing prspounded as the last Will and
testament of Charlotte Thruston DALEY bearing
In due fcrm7 End. At the time of the execution
Of said paper writing BY said Charlotte Thrus-
and capable Of executing a valid deed or con-
tract? shall be published once a week for -four
twice a week for the same period in The Even
Ing Star. ASHLEY n. GOULD. Justice. (ssall
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court. no14. lie. q "a. q. 30 .de6.7
WM A. C00MRE aal 1II0MAl n
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.,
Washington. d. c.. November q. 1917.-Seal-
ed propossis will be received at this ONCE, Room
cember 18th. for furnishing. delivering and erect
ing two electric generating sets. ETC.. for use at
the Home for the Aged and Infrm. Specification
and forms Of proposal may be obtained upon ap.
320, District Building: LOUIS BR0WNLOW,
JOHN G. D. KNIGHT. w. GWYNN GARDI-
NER. Commissioners. D. O. no2S-3t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Arehiteet's Once; Washington. D; g. Noyem,
at this ofhce until PM. December IS. 1917.
and then opened for wood desks for Federal Build
ings. in accordance with drawings and speciAca-
ton, copies Of which may be had at this once.
Jas. A. Wetmore. Acting Supervising Architect.
no2S so .de3.5.7,10
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G..
Washington. D. c., November q. 1917.-Seal-
ed proposals will be received at this once. Room
500, District Building. until O'Clock PM. De.
books for use in the Public schools. spsciaca.
application to the Purchasing Once. .. o., Room
80 District Building: LOUIS BR0wNL0M.
GNR, Commissioners. Dsas So na2sot
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WANTED-aARAGES.

SPACE FOR ONE CAR NEAR THE 81.
Regis Apartment. Address Box 259-K. Star
WANTED TO RENT-IN THE VICINITY OF
18th and Fairrnont sts.. small garage. or car
room in private garage. Address los Falk-
atone Courts.
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FOR sA1z-HousEs.

- :!
jill
BUY. NOW!
AN
EXCEPTIONAL HOME
IN AN
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LOCALITY
NEAR 18th AND LAMONT SITS.
ONLY $500.
,.E ~, built e., IL . axsl1,ns Of 9 g.
ssa h nsSs' etc. etc. Iii & Al sas
DouBLp BRICK GARAGE,
Really fine Investment.
H saAN III W. i: LRg s5
Main 2345. rs 18th ct.
PRACTICALLY NEW home
Ess 4Hs E 1 oas sns f.s aos f.:
$1,000 10 build today.
Exeellent location. facing govsrn-
W0uS keeekVHuOns COuSeu1euC 70 C8SUs
stores and churches, 20 min. ride
from center Of city. Six rooms,
tiled bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. hardwood floors, etc. Recsp-
ton hall; bright cellar.
Terms can be arranged.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 71S 18th ct.
Unusually Attractive
Detached Home,
Only $1,000.
LOT 20 FIT. WIDE, 1l5 FIT. DEEP,
Very pretty yard. with terraces
and shrubbery: front and back
porches; LIST door. reception han, par
Tor, dining room, pantry and kitch-
en-; second floor, fine bedrooms and
tiled bath.
This viii b 4 delightful home
for you.
See Us at once for further partieu.
Lars and inspection.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
Main 2S45. r13 18Th AZ
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REPUmIc TRUCK, TONS; HIRE BIZ HOUR.
sasS cnweek.. Contract preferable. Owner dt1v-
Id. xhsaa Xsifh- alok n.
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FOR SALE-GARAGH.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL OUTIAASr ANY
garage On the market. in appearaDce, Durability
and price. Y. T. 81. BEN. 1l19 g Of ~.
Phone n 315o
SPECIAL PRICE ON 0ALVANIZED IRON
garages. ] build all kinds of garages.
H. X. FERGUSON,
101l 9th Street.
Main IN
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

RENTS REDUCED.
18th and Fla. ave. me. corner).
New brick garages. Rents only
500 to $500; single and double.
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 CO.. INC, 1888 G st.
NEAR 18th AND R. j. AvE.-a-STORY BRICK;
alley on two sides; about 1900 square feet on
each aoor; top door. housekeeping purposes. with
or 8 rooms and bath. Rentt 500 per month";
FREDERIC MAY, SOC 18th st. So
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BIC SUBSCRIPTION.
ALLOTTED To THE.
STATE OF MONTANA.
Anaconda Company and Mon
tana Power Take Three Mil
lions of the Bonds.
TO BE APP0RTIONED TO
CITIES OF THIS STATE,
Secretary Says People Must
Subscribe at Rate of Hun
dred Million a Day.

Announcement was made today that
the 100000 Of subse riptions 10 ths
Liberty Loan made by the Anseond.
Copper Mining company and the Mon
eans Power company would be cred
tied to this stats. II is understood that
Of the millions susseribsd by forrs,
Unltsd States Senator w. A. Clark At
least one million will be credited IA
Butte.
With the aid extended By these large
Interests. Montana should have no Sc
rious difficulty in raising the rulI
amount allotted TO IL by the federal
reserve bank OF Minneapolis. Montana
Is in the Minneapolis district and this
states share Of the Liberty Loan VIII
be ss.59s.ooo- For all that. the state
ment made last nigh. by secretary of
the Treasury William McAdoo rnafes
II plain that IL would be a fatal h,aun-
der to be too confident now in rexp>~s
10 shs loan Up 10 Yesterday there re
manned s7os,eso. 300 TO be subscribed
before the two billion loan In COM
pieted and II has generally been con-
ceded that II this country does NO,
largely oyersubscrtbes the loan n VT,
nave failed TO do its full duty. win
That In mind II Is pointed out that ,hs
people Of this state canno. let up tu
their subscriptions TO the bonds. ,bs
fCourT-f - - a. : -7---------
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Of the II Men Overcome BY
Gas and Taken to Murray's
and st. James, All Will Re-
cover. Some Have Left for
Their Homes.

-Four men overcome BY srnok. and
gases in the disaster are at Murrzy's
hospital and seven are at St James
All wiu recover.
Jack Watts. single. Of - East Broad =
way. was rescued from the Granite
Mountain mine AT i.ss a m He Ieft
for home this afternoon
c. Radolovich. a miner EMPLOYED IN
the Spectator. was brought 70 the
surface atfz-se a m and rushed to
the hospital
Sharies Fredericks. helmet man Of
the pennsylvania mine. had \ narror
escape in trying to renesrate the gas
niied levels He collapsed on the 7cs-
loot level ard for time II vas h.
heved he would die. Only ,be -.
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HEROIC WORK AT HOSPITAL.
SAVESLIFE OF HELMET MAN

heroic kind of rsrk At M1rr.y,s b,~-
rifai saved h8n- Fres1@rfeks uxax n,
the Ncclu>@n addition
John BroEsoa. \ shift boss OF sn>
speeuAaror. also had a narrow ex-xn.
from Death He vas on rA~ 80
loot level Then he collapsed
Eixhr men were caker, 70 81 Jxu-f
hospital all % them having Beer rr~r-
come Sy gas Three Of the ueu 80
,ax=r 10 taetr homes sfrsr re~rtrx -
the hospital for several hours
The Injured are.
sam Have. 80 Eax Brosax~
taken to his home
Matt Murray. I'll Ohio street
ION McEadten. AL East Broadx.v
taken 10 his home.
William T. win1-r, Easx t,..Ax.
street
j. J. Levin. zszs South e..ta~S
street taken To his horne.
sam NccoaneIL sss North Ariz...
street
James Cummings. S Wee, co,,~~
J. Josisieh. - E.s. caxnon .sr.-e
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HE KNOWN DEAD

JORGE JANovicH, 27, single, Q
Jan avenue.
e THOMAS, TIA North Wyoming
FF PERRY, 27, married, 9 Seal
bee, Walkerville.
IKE coNRoY, station tender,
)er.
TER SHERIDAN, 80, married,
en tender, Badger.
cHARo vooEL, SO, married, 12e
Copper.
kEL STAFFORD, 1911 Faucet
y.
PIN J. BRADY. 1926 East Park.
LILLIAN x. RAMSEY, 30. single.
a South Ohio street.
HRS vuKovicH, 20, married,
East Woolnnan.
DN o'NEil, 81, married, foreman
ismond mine.
oWARD loREY, 80, single, Fl
Center street, shaftonan at Dia-
ID.
PIN p. Me6uINNis, 80, married,
rcbossan avenue.
oNY TeRIsicH. SO, married, 43s
Mercury street.
DUNG tINDsTRoM, rs, single,
South Main street.
'lFRe0 ST. JACQUES, 40, single,
East Front street.
Ack GAMBLE, IS. married. 1aa
flc street.
Ell ooHERTY, 4s, married. 50
Copper street.
nNtST SULLIVAN, IS. married.
"''' street, night foreman at Spec
AuRics FITzHARRIs, se, South
IN street.
Ric oLINe. %. single. $40 e,.,
Padway. " '
AMes JONES, Timber Butte.
pRNs. ""eloN)
ealsY u ROBERT, contractor a,
1900 level. ~ ."
nres unidentified.
bodies We're brought ont NJ m.
~ this afternoon. Tba,r ,aan...'' e
"o' yet been established.
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At o'clock this afternoon bell signal 22OOfoo level
OF the Speulator from which there
properties and many manways lower levels
the tomb First came nine rings the signal
indicating the level The lowered helmet
ound Ve members OF headed by William Buder
boss who had goped their 7OOoot
CT the Rainbow in search OF survivors Three
and they hosted revived The
OF the rescue party reported seeing bodies
OF them charred and badly burned
SETTLING FURNACE.
That workings in the immediate vicinity feet
both above and below the 200oot level
from contact OF carbide lamp ayed cambria
non OF huge cable being lowered fans
Tor time seehng furnace indicated Of
rescue work Two station tenders almost to crsn
when caught the Granite Mountain
the hire by Of the burning signal system Gas and
smoke in such volume fill practically working resulted
from the burning shaft mbes before The
faces OF bodies found hundreds the shaft itself on the
700 and so0oot levels distance above origin OF the
fire burned. - ~
MANY OVERCOME WITH GAS
While the morgues being filled with dozen
men overcome by and rescued from
the itself first aid methods
to the hospitals for No members Of the
crews : ~ ~
General Manager Norman Braley Frnk
enden OF the North Butte worked in directing
personally participating in the this they were
oy practically every official and employed in supervsorv
aPa py the Anaconda previous mine
lending their aid and advice Mine everything
possible to rescue those entombed were acts
which will probably bssus Of the
of the principals ~ '''
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III father tnat II vas me lying there
than that man." quietly sobbed Louie
Muller of s0s East Quartz street .. he
looked a. the remains Of Chris
FukoVich. his partner, with whom he
was working On the 500 foot level Of
the speculatOr when the alarm Of fire
was given Vukovich lived at 3Is East
"poiHan and II survived by a wife
and two children
said To my partner that Il not
powder smoke. IL - gas. we'd better
CO.. said Muller lest then rhs
shifter' shouted. Run, boys. IN.
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in
Copper Mnngco yjusbe remidnigh la nigh
The mines t,mote tint e~ordc
the government engaged hope Of finding
heunderg work
North Butte of adjoining al
% sand to
ctoft
Of Hamee
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ahre' We started 70 climb sorn .a
the 100 and the smoke aaa gas nearly
sG7ocated "a. S01nebodJ sald 70 =,
back. bat Chris kept on going
turned back and got out bT ths "a,
station and vas taken zp. I am .tnxs.
Cnr1s Tas married I'd rather hav.
aisa II he could have lived xln,t-r
foanf seven men IN one pIs Of L.56t~s
AID carrf three N them u ~ So
iiSn when he becs ne 80 weak re hzd .,
go up
In0rnas J. Hznrahzn Of 40 Wexx
lf.cr.rlr-rl...t = =
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MANY OVERCOME WITH GAS.

extent Of the disaster. Until noon the
friends and relatives of those employed
underground who had not reported off
were buoyed up by the hope that at
least majority Of them would be
found alive. But with hope of sur
viyai of any of the men cut off from
avenues of escape by smoke and nox-
ious gases practically abandoned at
noon came some realization of what
the snuffing out OF scores of lives
really meant. A pail settled over the
city. Flags everywhere were at half
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BALF0UR SAFELY HOME
FROM VISIT TO AMERICA

London. June s.-Foreign Secretary
Baifour arrived at British port this
morning on his return from his trim 10
america at the head of the British
mission
Ar. Balfour at once departed for
London. arriving here this afternoon.
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early this morning crowds Of women ,
various undertaking establishments Of city Women whose
or ofothe tailed to return this morning to ths
dreadng upon dead in fear a, loved aoe [
ouno N the underakers Many pfu enacted
men were Identified by relatives num
from the - '"e "''i@ ''1i~s
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Anderson. NeIs
Allen. Frank III.
Benefits. Henry
Bigoraft. George
Borden. Alex
Bajovich. John
Burkin. Mike
Brownies James
Bodnaruk. Steve
Dadonik. Dan
Bjornstron, John
Belich. Joe
Beyernsich. Splro
Bixbi. John B.
Curran. Frank G.
Cobb. Albert E
Covasenfch. Chace'
Carlston. Herbert
Chapman. Ernest
Chytil. John
Dugsan. Nannas
Dillon. Tom
Doherty. Pat
Drelish. Paul
Daros. Pets
DeBoer. Albert Fl
Devieh. Nick
Evocovich. Mike
Erickson. Fred
Eradovich. Phil
Erickson. Emil
Erickson Ole p.
Pagan. Pat
fConfsr,-e-f
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lutte STAGCES UNDER PARALYC EFFECT OF TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE
VERY MINING OFFICIAL in BUTTE AIDING IN THE CHASTITY RESCUE WORK
|IMET MEN BRAVINC DEATH EACH MINUTE LATE
TODAY PENETRATED 200 LEVEL OF The MINE;
They REPORT SCORES OF BODIES IN WORKINGS

ins Officials North Butte and Anaconda Companies After Max
Ing Every Conceivable Effort Gain Access the Lowest Depths
of the Mine and Taking Innumerable Risks, Declare There
Is Almost No Hope That Any Of the Missing Men
Below the 1900 Level Are Alive
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L.allanne John p,
Layery. Pat
Lucs. Bill
Martin. Eli
Massa. Albfno
Movan. Martin
Miiuck. George
Nostoske. Theo
Majesty. Nick
Mike. Sam
Merto. John
Mikanikoff. A.
Aauray. Arthur III.
Morris. John J.
Maneai, Glen
Miller. John
SIansils. Fred
Martin. Ian
Maara. Matti
Murphy. John NJ.
Murray. Mike
Murphy. L.
Morris. Walter
McHugh. James
McAdams. J. II.
McGarvey. John
Negretto. Charles
Nurni. Dave
Novac. James A.
Novas- Martin
Nesiey. James A.
Neimt John A.
hI- T1-r
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PATHETIC SCENES AT THE
MORGUES AS STRONG MEN
WEEP OVER DEAD PARDS

Those Who Escaped From the Disaster Search for Their PART
ners IN the Undertaking Rooms Relatives of Missnu Men
Crowd These Establishments to View the Bodies Oreadoo
10 Look Upon Dead Fear That Loved Ones May Be There
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-06-09
ia MEN LISTED AS
MISSING BY NORTH
BUTTE COMPANY
indications at Noon Are That
Not More Than Fifty Of
These Are Alive.

The North Butte COMPANY has pre-
pared list Of ia men employed in
its mines who have failed 70 report
TO the timekeeper and have them
selves checked off. These men are
listed on the company's books az
missing. II is expected that a large
number OF these escaped from the dis
aster and sil such are requested at
once to report % the company. The
list Of the men who have not reported
follows.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-06-09
At the Mine Gate

AT the mine gate anxious mothers.
wives sisters and sweethearts Of the
missing men, crowded about the watch
men stationed there to hold back the
crowds from filling the yard and in
terferfng with rescue work, repeating
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-06-09

mast Newspaper offices. the Specu-
lator mine office. undertaking estab-
iishments and all sources of informa-
tion were besieged with anxious In.
QuirerS
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WEATHER FORECAST

trN, Tonight: Showers and cooler
ROW: TArtiy cloudy; cooler. XII