davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12

st. Paul, Oct. 12.-Forestry Off
cials feared disaster from forest fires
today when wind velocity here in
creased from "a miles an hour early
this morning to 38 miles by 10
o'clock. Fires reported dying down,
were expected be famed into fury.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12

Cleveland, Oct. 12.-Clouds that
threatened rain early today were
scattering before noon with indica-
tions Of good weather for 7th game
OF world series.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
Night Riders
Create Terror

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 12.-Widespread
destruction by night riding terror
lists was feared by cotton men here
today. Douglas county authorities
offered big reward for apprehension
of the ridersv who posted warnings
on cotton gins that they would be
burned il operated while cotton is
less than 40 cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
MI nesota
.R Forest Fires

Virginia, Mimi, Oct. 12.-Forest
fires west and southeast of Kelsey
were reported under control today,
although danger has not subsided
should high winds arise.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
Father Kills His
Two Children

Lansing, Mich. Oct. 12.-While
his wife was lying In bed with her
six day old baby. Earl Roop. farmer.
killed their older two children by
chloroforming them. he told the sher-
If today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
Completes the
Sixtieth Day

London, Oct. 12.-L0rd Mayor
MacSwiney completed his Goth day
Of hunger striking with condition al
most unchanged. Relatives abandon
ed hope of obtaining his release.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12

Cleveland, Oct. 12.-Cleveland
scored one run in last of 4th inning
today taking lead in crucial game.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12

Peoria, Ills, Oct. 12.-"Senator
Harding, back on front porch. was
found that his stand in Des Moines
for complete rejection of the League
of Nations has caused a revolution of
feeling throughout the country and
has changed his base again." Cover
nor Cox told large audience here
today. He pointed to Harding's
statement at Marion on his return
that he favored some sort of asso-
citation Of Nations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
ClEVEI1||DvTS
WORLD'ssER|ES
tsk@
SCORE IN SEVENTH GAME RE-
SUITS 8 TO 0 IN FAVOR OF
CHAMPIONS.

Cleveland, Oct. 12.-Cleveland
took the seventh game of the series
by I score of 3 to o., giving them a
winning OF five games out of seven,
Whining the worlds championship.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12

Dublin. Oct 12.--Fiye police of
ficers were killed today by Sinn Fem
ers. Three constables were killed
near Ballingery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-12
presidential
CANDIDATES
HARDING. ON SOUTHERN TRIP
GOV. cox AT PEORIA, ILL.

Marion, Oct. 12.-Senator Hard
ing. refreshed after days rest on
the front porch, was to leave Marion
late today for a southern speaking
trip. This will probably be the last
extensive tour of his campaign. he
will make night speeches at Chatan-
ooga tomorrow, Louisville Thursday,
indianapolis Friday. and st. Louis
Saturday, with score of day speech
es in between. His eastern trip has
been abandoned.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Try to ret More Cars.

Jewell Record: A. l.. Fleenor and j.
b. Thompson, representing the Jewell
Community Club. and ThoS. Thompson
and A. f. kalseim. of the two local
grain elevators. made up a committee
that visited Dcs Moines Friday of last
week to meet with Dwight Lewis.
chairman of the Iowa railroad commits
sion, regarding the car shortage stu
alton at this place
The committee was given a hearing
and presented facts and figures to show
the necessity Of getting more grain
cars than are being received by the
Jewell elevators to move the accumu-
lated crops of corn and Of small grain
in this community. Whether the COM
mttec'S trip will bear fruit is uncer-
tain. but Commissioner Lewis promised
to send man from his department
here soon to investigate the situation
further, and it is hoped that favorable
results will follow.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
ABANDON BIG
drain PROJECT
100000 Drainage PROPOSE
ton Given up by Super
vis0rs of Four
Counties.
BIG FOUR DRAIN DITCH
Hamilton, Hardin, Wright
and Franklin Counties
Included.

The Big Four drain, which would
have been a 100000 project, has been
abandoned. The supervisors Of the
four counties, Hamilton, Hardin,
Wright and Franklin. met in joint SEES
sion Yesterday and decided to give up
the plan.
The Big Four was to have been an
open clean out drain for the four
counties and it was estimated the cost
would reach 100000 Hardin and
Wright counties, however, were oppOs-
ed to the project, the former claiming
it was unnecessary in that county. Ow
ing to this opposition it was found nee
essary to abandon the proposition en-
tirely.
The Hamilton county supervisors adj
journed yesterday until Monday when
they will again take up road matters.
Hearings are to be continued on the
establishment of new route for the
Grant Highway west of this city to
eliminate two dangerous railway cross
ings.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Claude Campbell Gets dividend"

Eagle Grove Eagle: We received the
following letter from Editor Campbell
of the Jewell Record, relative to his in
vestments:
The Eagle Grove Eagle,
Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Nv dear Barnes have noticed with
interest your offer of one dollar to each
of your subscribers who have been so
fortunate to receive dividends from an
investment in oil stocks.
] have small investment in an oil
well-it's somewhere in Montana (did
YOU ever know anybody finding oil
in that stateD Today l received my
first returns on that Investment re-
moved the stamp from stamped. self
addressed envelope that they had en-
closed with letter written asking me
to buy some more stock. That stamp
is the first dividend l ever got, and all
ever hope to get Really, | think You
should send me a dollar.
had in mind to enclose Il stamped
envelope for your reply. but on second
thought will not do it. You might keep
the stamp.
Fraternally yours,
Claude V. Campbell
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Eight State Fair Prizes.

Stratford Courier: j. e. Ritchic
showed nine head Of Belgian horses at
the state fair and put eight head inside
of tie money. Lucifcr de Maetcr, the
herd horse. was taken down in his
every day clothes and won third place
in the open class and 2nd on get of
sire. jeanette. the > year old file held
her own and won 1st. She is the tillic
that won lst and junior champion last
year at Chicago. Irvindale, the = year
old stallion. won md and reserve jun
Tor chmpion. Hazel, IA ycarling grade
mare, won LIST.
Ititchie's Belgian horses brought
home a total of IS ribbons which goes
to prove that he has some real Bel
gians especially when they can make
that good showing in as strong Il
competition as was at this years show.
They did not have barn room this
wear at the fair for all entries and
over one hundred head were wired not
to come.
J. {. will show again the last Of this
month at the International Belgian
horse show ut Waterloo, where the
largest number of Belgians ever OK
hibitcd in the United States will show
and battle for high honOrS. II YOU
are a lover Of good Belgian hrses don t
over 800 head are already entered
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Girl Paints Wagons,

Ellsworth News: In the larger towns
the sight of girls in Overalls is not I'M
common as most Of the girls in factor.
les and at many different kinds of n
Dor wear OverallS as they are much
handler. less in the way and for tina:
reason cleaner than dresses. Here we
haven't seen many girls in OvrallS
thought there may be homes where fig
urativcly speaking the women wear the
trousers.
There has been one little lady who
has been busy this summer, however.
helping father" and earning fair
summer wage and she has found over
ais much handler than skirts in her
w0rl, of the summer. IIilda KullberS
has painted the five school wagons, do
ing the work in connection with her
fathers blacksmith shop. She did
good job and should be proud Of bOtl,
the work and the fact that she could be
helping and not have to be waited on
and carried around as so many of the
younger girls now think is their due
and right not because of any work set
forth on their part but because its
fashion among young folks now.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13

Thou dim and most sequestered hour,
When opens wide and pale moon flower
When crickets and moths confer.
Q grant me passion, grant me power!
Tb~ passion which is ecstasy,
The lyric power to sing Of thee,
Thy sheer excess of loneliness,
The sense Of thy tranquility.
Though thou art lonely as a star
That burns. within the void afar.
Yet would rest upon thy breast,
Forgetting all sad things that are!
Clasping thy beauty like bride,
Would l drift down the slumber tide
FOrevermore to that fair shore
Where only love and song abide!
Clinton Scotland in the Sun and New
York Herald.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Ruff. is Some Fisherman.

Jewell Record: The Record family
mOtored to Clear Lake Saturday after
noon, through the mud and rain. and
Mrs. Rufus Nelson. near that place.
returning home Monday night. Sunday
days, drying mp the roads fine. and we
had very enjoyable visit and a fine
trip home. Rufus and family are all
fine and well. and the former sheriff
has fine farm, fine home. and fine
crop, and like it fine up there. Like
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
COLLECT LAST OF
TAXES THIS MONTH
EXPECT to Collect Over Half
Million Dollars by
Oct. |.

The last half of the taxes in Hamil-
ton county are due this month, and
properties ON which taxes are not paid
before Oct. will be placed on the de-
linquent list and subject to penalty
of one per cent month.
The county treasurer expects TO col
lect over a half million dollars during
this month as the first half OF the
taxes, collected earlier in the year,
reached over 100000. Total taxes col
lected for the year will pass consider
ably over the million dollar mark.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Community Workers.

Jewell Record About nine times out
of ten the real reason why some folks
oppose a project that some other per-
son suggests for the betterment Of the
community in which both live. is that
they do not happen to like the one who
makes the suggestion or those to whom
the carrying out of the proposition is
entrusted. Not much community spirit
in that, but there's lot of 1t ncverthe-
less. That's why trying to work for
the promotion of community welfare
seems such a thankless task.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Too Much Interested i'm Ducks.

Jewell Record: A harrisburg man
driving south on the Wilson Highway
west Of Little Wall lake Wednesday
forenoon of last week, became too
much interested in watching the ducks
in the lake. The result was that when
he reached the last curve in the lake
road. al the point where the road turns
south into the straightaway, the
Blairsburg antoiSt forgot to turn and
straight into the lake. His car, big
Oldsnobile $, became speedily trans
formed into an island. as we recall the
definitions in our geography. At least
it was completely surrounded by wa
ter-nllh Il considerable part Of it was
submerged in water too. The car was
mircd down almost for keeps. The in
cidcnt occurred at about 10 o'clock I'm
the forenoon and it was not until four
O'Clock that it was finally got back out
ON dry land again. Bill Morris did
the reSclling act-tinally pulling the
OldSmobile ont with his Ford runabout
and Il block and tackle.
The Harrisburg autoiSt declares that
hyilro-mot0ring is sport that does
not appeal to him Il little bit and in
the future he doesn't propose to try
TO run down Little Wall lake ducks In
an auto,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
GETS BIG CORN
PRIZES At FAIR
J. r. Silver Gets Prizes on
Corn at the State
Fair.

J. X. Silver. of Freedom township
got a good list Of prizes on his corn
and oats at the state fair last week.
On his Reds yellow Dent corn, he
got first on single ear for north central
Iowa. He got third in the state on
oats; with late variety. On ten ears
of corn in the north central Iowa divi-
sion, he got fifth.
Mr.. Silver is especially proud of his
showing on oats. In the local county
small grain shows here. he is always
well up among the winners.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Card of Thanks.

we wish in this manner to thank
The friends ana ucighborS for the many
shown and flowers sent our-
ing the illness and death Of our dear
mother and grandmother.
Irving T. Howard.
Viola +. Howard,
Vera +. HitSman.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13

wise they appear glad to see old friends
from Jewell and gave us mighty
good time the two days we were at
their home. 1t was the first time we
ever saw the famed resort at Clear
Lake and it is sure pretty place.
And Monday afternoon we enjoyed
about three hours sport fshing-and
had little luck too-llot enough to do
much Dragging about. but we had
fine fish dinner Tuesday anyhow. We
Rufus is better fisherman than Ike
Record man is.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Back from Colorado.

Williams Enterprise: Geo. Rick land
ed here Tuesday afternoon in his car
from Boulder, Colo. George has sold
his house in that city and will be
resident of Williams for the time be-
ing. He made the trip from Boulder.
4 distance of over eight hundred miles
in four days. His sister. Mrs. Nellie
BEEN, who has been with him the past
few weeks returned with him to her
home al Lehigh.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
StratfOrd has new Band.

Stratford Courier: Stratford has a
band again. For some weeks now a
number Of young men have been
practicing together under the leader
ship of C.. X. Johnson, himself very
good clarinetist, and they have been
making mighty fine progress. They have
promised to favor Stratford with an
open air concert at very early date.
Stratford needs band and these boys
should be given the proper encourage
mcnt to go ahead with the band they
have started.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Buy Schroeder Home.

+. Nj. Biblcr. Of Buffalo Center. for
mcrly Il well known Kamrar and Web
ster City resident. has bought the Mrs.
II. +. Schroeder home on Wilson ave-
nue.. paying $4,000 This home is one
Of the finest in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Biblcr expect soon to move here to
make their future home. They are
well known here and will be heartily
welcomed back to this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13

lettings About the
County.
Nn,p Tall
You Tell.

Jewell Record Story City has raised
$500 this year by free-will cOntriDu
lions for the graveling of roads lead
ing into that town. That amount would
complete the job of crawling the -four
roads leading into Jewell, but so far
the job of graveling the roads into jew
ell that we started on more than year
ago is not even half done. And here it's
almost the middle of September! Will
somebody tell us what is the matter
with us?
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
+ Il + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + + 4
SHEEP AWARDS.

r + + 4 4 r 4 4 4 4 4 + + 4
Sheep prizes at the county fair total
led $93. The awards are as follows:
Shropshire Glass.
Ram years and over.
list prize-T. Frank Shelter. 5000.
Ind prze-T. Frank Shelter, $500.
;,rd prize--L. n. Mason. $500.
Ram I year and under =.
LIST prize-T Frank Shelter. $500.
md prize--T. Frank Shelter. $4.W.
Ram lamb.
Is, prize--T Frank Shelter, $500.
md prizc-T. Frank Shelter. $500.
5rd prize-I.. y. Mason. $500.
Eve > years and over.
1st prize-T. Frank Shelter. 5000.
2nd prize-T. Frank Shelter. $500.
Bird prize-L. y. Mason, $500.
Eve / year and under ,.
LIST prize-T. Frank Shelter. $500.
md prize-T. Frank Shelter, A.W.
Bird prize-L. y. Mason, $500.
Eve Lamb.
1st prize-T. Frank Shelter. $500.
md DriZe-T. Frank Shelter. S5W.
:,rd priZe-Harold Garth, 500.
Champion Ram.
r. Frank Shelter. ribbon.
Champion Eve.
T. Frank Shelter ribbon.
Flock.
LIST prize-T. Frank Shelter. $1,000.
2ud prize-I.. \. Mason. $500.
Get of sire.
Isl priZe-T. Frank Shelter. Slu.Oo.
md prize-L. \. Mason. SJ.W.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Calling cards at this Office.
= 4 + K + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4
CHESTER WHITE AWARDS
HAMILTON COUNTY FAIR

+ r + 4 4 K X K 4 4 4 4 4 r I
Lot 1. Aged boar, 2 years and over
First-Ed Evans.
Lot >. Boar 1 year and under >.
First-L. L. Lyle.
Second-H. l.. Crosby.
Third-B. +. Calkins.
Fourth-N. +. Peterson.
Lot 3. Senior boar pig.
First-H. l.. Crosby.
Sccond-L. l.. Lyle.
THRILL. l.. Crosby.
Fourtll-C. +. Brown
Lot I. Junior boar pig.
First-H. l.. Crosby.
Sccond-J. II. Lachmillcr.
Third. Fl. Lachmillcr.
Lot 5. Aged SOW years or over.
First. H. Lachmilcr.
Second-B. f. Calkins.
Thirds. +. Calkins.
Lot 6. Sow year and under 2.
First-C. +. Brown.
SccOnd-J. II. Laclmillcr.
Thrill. l.. Crosby.
Lot I. Senior sow pig.
F'irSt-C. +. Brown.
Second-L. l.. Lyle.
THRILL. l.. Crosby.
Lot s. Junior SOW pig.
First-Arnod Carrier.
Second-H. l.. Crosby.
Third-Arnold Carrier.
Lot g. Champion boar.
L. j.. Lyle.
Lot 10. Champion SOW.
G.. +. Brown.
Lot II. Aged herd boar and sows
First-B. f. Calkins.
Sccond--H. J.. Crosby.
Lot II. Young herd, ycarlins ant
. sows.
FirSt-H. l.. Crosby.
Second-C. +. Brown.
Third. L. Lyle.
Chester White F'uturity.
Lot l. Bears.
First-H. l.. Crosby.
Second-C. F. Brown.
Third-Arnold Carrier
FOurth-Arnold Carrier.
Fifth-L. l.. Lyle.
SIXTH. +. Brown.
Lot . Sows.
First-Arnold Carrier
Second-H. l.. Crosby.
Third-Arnold Carrier.
Fourth-Ed Evans.
Fifth-Ed Evans.
Siyth-C. +. Brown.
Lot >. Litter of four.
First-Arnold Carrier.
Second--H. J.. Crosby.
Third-C. f. Brown.
Fourth-Ed Evans.
Fifth-B. +. Calkins.
SIXTH. l.. Lyle.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Advertising is the compass in the
sea Of business.

J. L. Gucnther bores wells. Uses
tile for curb. Phone 734, Fort Dodge.
at my expense or phone go, Earl Fish
er, Webster City. 9-3d4Frif4j4'
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Why Organize?

Why is farm organization necessary.
named many legislative needs Of the
farm, the necessity of watching con
sressional and legislative action, fight
ing such proposed laws as the Nolan
bill, taking an active interest III trans
pOrtation rate making. etc. 'Bnt the
main object Of the farm organization,
said he lis to help the farmer save
money and to assist him in cooperative
system of marketing. We must have Il
stabilized market which meets cost plus
a reasonable profit. The man who sells
his grain in the fall should have the
same price as the man who sells in the
spring
Mr. Hunt also took a strong stand for
cooperative shipping organizations, a
method of ia rm loans which will enable
the farmer to hold his produce and AS
sist tenants to become farm owners. 1t
costs too much" said the speaker, ito
turn our products into money. We are
entitled to more than 81 cents out of
every dollar the consumer spends for
our products" As a means toward this
end, he urged every farmer to join the
Farm Bureau and become active in all
that this organiza ton is doing.
The address was closely listened to
and several times appla uded.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-09-13
Stevens, 2ud coclierel,

1st. 2nd pen.
Florence Stevens. 2nd cockerel.
Black NIinOrcas.
f. Linahan. LIST and Bird cOckerel
Murray McMurray, LIST cock, LIST anG
End hen, 1st. End, Bird pullet. End cock
erel and LIST pen.
AncOnas.
Klaus Seiheim. Stanhope. LIST and
2nd cockerel, LIST, End, 3rd pullct and
LIST pen.
Blue Amlalusians.
John SvensOn, LIST cOckerel. list and
md pullets.
White Crested Black Polish.
ID. NJ. Anderson, LIST and End pullet
LIST, 2nd and 3rd hen, LIST cockerel. LIST
cock and LIST pen.
Silver Spangled Hamburg.
Chas. Goehring, list and End cock.
erel. LIST, 2nd. 3rd pullet..
Notified Houdans.
A. II. MaXOn, list cock, 1st cOckerel.
LIST, 2nd. Bird hen. LIST, End, Bird pullet,
1st and 2nd pen.
Silver Campines.
Brown Poultry Farm, LIST cockerel,
LIST, End, 3rd pullet, LIST pen.
Sicilian Buttercups.
Mrs. Ruth Daniels, LIST and End cock
crcl, list and 2nd pullet, LIST hen, LIST
pen.
Paul Daniels, LIST cock, End and 3rd
hen.
Game Birds.
James Follett, LIST cock, LIST, 2nd, 3rd
hen, LIST pen.
White Pekin Ducks.
Ralph Calkins, list, Frank J. McCon-
nell, 2nd, Walter Burckle Bird.
MuscOva Ducks.
Z. J. Maland, 1st, A. H. Nairn. 2nd.
Wild Mallarl Ducks.
Gerald Wiese, LIST, E. J. Maland, 2nd.
Chinese Geese.
A. II. Nairn, LIST.
Emden Geese.
Mrs. c. II. Rowan. list.
Toulouse Geese.
Il. J. Maland, Jewell. LIST.
Mrs. j. e. Young, 2nd.
Mrs. Byron Calkins. 3rd.
White Holland Turkeys.
Frank J. Mcconnell, LIST.
Bronze Turkeys.
Mrs. Byron Calkins, list.
l.. n. Mason, Ind.
Bourbon Red Turkeys.
Mrs. G. ii. Rowan, LIST.
Bantams.
Florence Stevens, LIST for best dis
lay.
Pigeons.
Gerald Wiese. 1st with pair careaux.
c. f. Urich. 2nd with pair Fantal.
Belgian Hares.
John Urich, list.
William Bobzien, 2nd.
John II. Williams, 3rd.
English White Hares.
George Yungclas, 1st.
c. f. Urich, End.
Donald Groves, 3rd.
Any Other Rabbits.
Orville Craig. LIST.
Harold Matfit. End.
Earnest Hemness. Bird.
Pet Stock Other Than Rabbits.
Howard Parkhurst. LIST guinea pigs.
Kenneth Rahto, Ind ferrets.
Mrs. VIM. Ostrander, Bird spotted
ats.
Canaries.
Mrs. Mary o. Hawk, LIST.
Mrs. j. Il. Young. End.
Sweepstakes Best Bird III the Show.
Cock. Mrs. r. Frank Shelter, Light
5rahmas.
Cockercl. T.. ]. Rood, White LeShorn.
Pullct, Henry Ingcrtson, Partridge
Nyandottc.
Hen, Mrs. w. A. Nccl, White Wyan-
lotte.
Pen, Henry Insertson. Partridge
yvantlottp