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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-12-01
Police Fight SafebloWers.

Minneapolis, Dec. 1.-Three safe
blowers, fleeing from Patrolmen Olson
and Bleed, fought desperately with re-
volvers, exchanging numerous shots
with the officers. The running battle
continued through an alley, the fusil-
lade arousing the neighborhood. No
one was wounded, but James F1oyce,
one of the alleged burglars, was cap
tured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-12-01

A SEARCH LIGHT OF PUBLIC 1TY
on policies issued here is always favor
able. We court investigation as to our
methods, and as to the solyency of the
INSURANCE COMPANIES
we represent. There is a wide differ
ence in the fire insurance business. II
you want insurance that makes you
safe at the minimum price. we can
give it to you. Before insuring see
u.s. 1t will be money in your pocket
to do so.
F. G. BALL,
General Agent Phone 1872
Madison, So. Oak
I. O. O 2. Block
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THIRTY PERSONS KILLED,
Revised List of Casualties in German
Disaster

Dortmund, Germany, Dec. IA re-
vised list of the casualties resulting
from the explosion, the night OF Nov.
2S, OF the Witten roburite factory.
shows that 80 persons were killed, G2
severely injured and $50 were less Sc
riously hurt. The town of Witten.
near the factory, presents a sad scene
Of mourning and destruction.
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Prisoner Released on Bail.

Thornton, r. l., Dec. Ethel
shot and killed Elmer Briggs while
the latter was attempting to force an
entrance into her fathers home, where
Briggs wife and children were staying,
will be tried on charge of man
slaughter. She was arraigned In
court and held in bonds of $4,000 to
await trial. which will begin Dec. IT.
Bail was furnished and the girl was
permitted to go to her home
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TWENTY-FIVE national and state
banks within her borders, the
creameries. flour mills and grain
elevators.
THE FARMERS MILL q Ell E.
VATOR ASST CIATION.
In the early spring of 1905, a
number of Ramsey county farm
ers residing in the immediate
vicinity Of Devils Lake, who
were not interested in the farm
er's railroad movement, met in
the city of Devils Lake and talk
ed over the advisability Of
erecting an elevator and -four
mill, to handle their own grain
and to be able to put a finished
product Of Ramsey county farms
on the market.
1t was decided TO organize a
stock company with $50, 900
capital stock.
The following officers were
elected to manage the business,
which they have since done in a
very successful manner:
Presid John A. Van LEV.
Sec. and Treas. Z, Z. Ander-
son.
Directors u. A. Van LEV,
Z. T. Anderson, Geo. n. Locke,
E. P. Mckee and VIM. N. Otis.
"A large double elevator be
longing to the st. Anthony g.
Dakota Elevator company was
purchased and one section
of it moved to the present mill
property to be used for grain
storage for the mill, the other
part was remodled and used to
handle the grain shipped.
A handsome stone mill build
ing was erected at Devils Lake
and equipped with the very
best UP to date mill machinery.
The real estate, mill and ma
chinery, Office, Warerooms and
elevators already represent a
cash investment of over $42, 600.
The elevators were opened for
business September Is, 1905, ard
up to the present time have
handled 125, 900 bushels Of grain,
showing a nice profit for the
stockholders and also paying the
farmers about two cents per
bushel more for their grain than
the market price in the nearby
towns.
The mill was completed and
put in operation about the
middle of January, 1906, and
has proven a success in every
way.
They are manufacturing a
high grade of flour and are find
ling a ready market for the en-
tire output of the mill, both
locally and in eastern markets.
readily selling alongside Of The
famous Pillsbury, Washburn-
Crosby and other brands. IL q
recent official test at; Minneapo-
lis Of over twenty samples Of The
highest grades Of northwestern
Hours, the Devils Lake Dakota .
was found second to none and
superior to a majority in volume,
strength and color. This shows
what the progressive farmers 81
Ramsey county can do when
they get together.
At meeting of the stock.
holders, which took place July
18th, they voted to put in a large
iced mill, erecting a warehouse
and increasing the grain storage
/ for the mill by erecting 4 steel
storage tank Of Is, 900 bushels.
THE FARMERS GRAIN COM j
PANY.
the spring Of 1906, a numb.
er Of farmers, living mostly ii
the northern and northWe sfern
part of Ramsey county. held 3
meeting at the general Offices LEI 81
the Farmers railroad at Dew.
z
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Lawton, Edmore and Hampden,
all Ramsey county towns. From
Devils Lake the Farmers rail-
road runs north through the
county touching SWeeJWater,i
Webster, StarkWeather, Garske
and Neville, thence into Cava-
|lier and ToWner counties throug
Olmstead, Crocus, Rock Lake,
Ellsbury and Hansboro, which is
located near the Canadian board.
Ter. This road is being extend
ed to Brandon, Manitoba, where
it will form a connection with
the Canadian Pacific. The Farm
ers' road is the only railroad in
America built by the farmers,
and the success of the enterprise
is freely commented upon all
over the country. From Devils
Lake south the Chautauqua rail-
way runs to the North Dakota
Chautauqua grounds. the finest
west Of the Mississippi river.
The Great Northern is now con-
structing a branch line from
Devils Lake to Aneta, which will
shorten the distance to Aneta,
which will shorten the distance
to the Twin Cities more than
seventy miles and open another
large tract Of fertile country
tributary to Ramsey county, or
more particularly to the grain
centers Of Devils Lake and Crazy.
The 500 railway is also making
plans to build into Devils Lake
next year. A branch is to be
run from the Kenmare-Th
River Falls line south to Kensal,
where connection will be made
with the main line running from
the coast to the twin cities.
CLIMATE.
The climate is heal.hful and
many of the diseases from
which men and animals suffer
are unknown here. And, while
it is cold in winter, there are
more days in the year that a
person can be out of doors with
comfort, to themselves than in
any eastern state, while floods
and cyclones are unknown.
FUEL.
The western part of the state
is underlaid with vast deposits
of Ignite coal. 1t is sold at
Devils Lake for 1925 per ton
retail.
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
Ramsey county has, besides a
high school at Devils Lake, lis
common and graded schools, IN
Guiding several large consolidated
schools.
There are within the limits ,of
the county thiFty-fve churches
Of all denominations, and while
| it is a fact that you cannot drive
anywhere in the countysWithout
being within sight Of a school
house and generally 2 two, you
licannot drive more than a mile
without sighting a church.
Commercial and Farmers tele-
phone line and rural free postal
delivery place hundreds of Ram.
sey county farmers, in touch
with all the world.
Nine enterprisirg newspapers
are published in Ramsey county,
there being three at Devils Lake,
while the metropolitan dailies
have a large circulation through
loutthe entire county as we'll as
the standard farm and stock
journals.
GENERAL PROSPERITY.
4 More people have made for
tunes in less time in Ramsey
county than IN any coanty than
in any state in the union, and as
evidencing their abiding faith
/ in her local industriestand inah-
scial institutions they quite
largely own and control the
IIfg- & . Y. "a e RI a yEr 4
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majority being half section Of
800 acres.
Farming is managed in Ram
sey county with less manual
labor and nearer a minimum
cost than in eastern states. The
use of steam traction and the
gang pillow, the large seed drill
the wide harrow, the self binder
the header and the self feeding
threshing rig, is carried to such
perfection that from seeding to
market, economy in labor is the
one great consideration and
minimizes the number of hands
required, and no man works
where a horse and engine can be
used.
Diversified farming is the
order Of the day, as it has
been found that the variety of
product that can be raised is UNI
limited. Wheat is the great
staple, but barley, oats, flax,
spetz and all kinds Of vegetables
are grown with great success.
Ramsey county S exhibits, and
that of her more progressive
farmers won many gold and
silver medals at the Worlds
Fairs at Chicago, Omaha, Buff
falo, St. Louis and Portland.
Creameries are located at Dew
ills Lake, Penn, Churches Ferry,
Starkweather, Lawton and Crary,
and mostly owned and operated
on the cooperative plan by resi-
dent farmers. Cream separa-
tors are becoming as numerous
as self-binders.
Butter and eggs have put
many a bay-window on the farm
houses of Ramsey county.
The horses and cattle raised
on the native grasses bring the
top prices in the markets and
rank as second only to Ramsey
county's No. 1 wheat.
WONDERFUL INCREASE.
Remembering that North Da-
kota is an agricultural state let
us call attention to a statement
made by Hon. ]. J. Hill, presi-
dent of the Great Northern rail
railway, in recent speech in
this state, giving comparison Of
the increase in freight and pas
senger receipts:
1T used to be a rare occasion
that any station would exceed in
revenue in any year 500, 600.
Now there are so many in North
Dakota that l cannot count them
without referring to a book. ~ Z.
After speaking Of Fargo and
Grand Forks he continued:
Now / am going out into the
new country: Bartlett from
$751; to 500, 900; Crary from
&5, O00 to $751; O0; Devils Lake
from $132,000 to $3.50, 900 and
$4,000 Of this in ; passenger
traffic the heavy passenger
traffic of the Great Northern is
not on either of the transcontf-
Mental trains, but on the local
passenger train between Grand
Forks and Minot. This, train
carries more people and is earn
ing more money than any pas
senger, train on the line and !
am not sorry that it is your good
luck. Now Churchs Ferry in
creased from $780, 900 to 500, 900.
These figures are encouraging
to me; they rnakeia growth that
YOU cannot find anywhere else
in the state in the union. 1t did
not come from any fuke or boom
or from any source but good old
mother earth, s@sEe
RAILROADS.
The Great Northern, main line
to the Pacific coast runs Chi ough
Ramsey county from east to
vest, with a branch from Lake
ID which runs north to Broc Ret,
y III III: 81 I, ~ q
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lis Lake, and George W. H.
Davis was elected temporary
chairman and w. G. Samuel,
secretary. The matter of dis
cussing the advisability Of form
ing ona small scale an elevator
or warehouse company was an
nounced by the chairman as the
purpose of the meeting. Com
mittees to solicit subscriptions
in various townships were APP
pointed by the temporary man
agement and the meeting adj
journed for reports.
When the adjourned meeting
was held, the committees re-
ported so favorably that it was
decided to incorporate as qaickly
as possible. and this was done
early in May.
One of the first moves of the
company after cooperating for
500, 600 was to purchase the
several elevators of Tanton q
Todd in Ramsey and Nelson
counties. Elevators were ) at
once constructed along the line
of the Farmers railway in RAM.
sev and ToWner county. Some
Of these were erected quite late
in the fall, too late in fact to
get a very large share Of the
crop of that year, At the close
of the year 1906 the company
owned eleven elevators.
1t handled considerably over
1,O0O,O 600 bushels Of grain during
the first annual meeting held a
few days ago a dividend Of the
amount of thirty per cent was
declared.
This proves what farmers can
do if they will only try. s
George w. III. Davis is presi-
dent of the company, w. G..
Samuel, secretary, and A. G..
Tanton, general manager.
Ills :, so lss II INTENTION 5iiSI curing me
J sear nIoo ~ ouiiu anu purclias !: :
9 mullloe = a = eievasoEs, anu y !
sat. ~ W 9 !luc aa,I lar IS ai!a
9 9esee :. 1 BUSINESS II - Tsp ~ tnah =
uiu - iSoo.
The FARMERS. GRAIN q
SHIPPING COMPANY
For some time prior to the
year 1901 the farmers Of Devils
Lake, in Ramsey county, were
dissatisfied with the railroad
facilities afforded them by the
Great Northern railroad and
about the year mentioned Jo-
seph M. Kelly, a prosperous
farmer owning a number of sec
tons ofaland near Webster post
Office, conceived the idea Of con
structing a farmers railroad.
| Early ID. the year 1901, together
with Rasmus 'Sorenscn, also .
HeH-to-do farmer living in The
same section Of the country, HE
eanvassad b portion i5it j, ], Of the coun-
ty to solicit subscriptions to-
W0luS UuiiuiIiS q rallEOau HOrGtl
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In the spring Of 1906, a numb
er Of farmers, living mostly s. iii
the northern and north esfernI
part of Ramsey county, held, al
meeting at the general Offices ses FL otf
the Farmers. railrosd at Dey,
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aI Continues Ion Page 81.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
C0nedia.

Don Pablo J. Jaramillo de
Punta de Aqua anuncia que Sc
dara ell dia 26 de Febrero, 1906
en- aquel plaza Ell ell salon de
Don Daniel Torres a las z de
la tarde, una com6dia entitu-
Iada "Adan y Eva" represen-
tada por ocho personas en- Gin
co actos. Los precios de en-
trada son muy reducidos, como
sigue: Personals grandes, 25c;
Chicas l5c; y mas chicas lOc.
La gente en- general no Sc OIL
WIDEN de venir a yer esa her
mOsa maravilla.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
Contesta.

La causa de contesta de Fl.
C. Williams contra j. p. Dun
lazy sobre ell terreno situado
en- la seccion 26, cabiIdo 6 al
norte, hiera s al oriente, fue
llamada ante ell Sr. Corbett,
Comisionado de la Corte de
los E. u, ell Lines pasado.
Muchos testigos han sido ex-
aminadOs y ell testimonio sera
mandado a la oficina de terre-
no en- Santa Fe para una deci-
sion.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
Srta. MugIer.

Modista popular de Santa F6
tiene la agencia de la Franco
American Hygiene Co., .,cuyos
productos no necesjtan in
production.
La Srita. invita- 4 las Sras. y
Sritas. del pals d que
examiner ell magnifico surti-
do de efectos para uso du-
rante las festividades. Efec-
tos de 10 mas hermoso y ele-
gante. Todo de 10 mas no.
vel y vlstosos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
FalIacim!ento de un
Cuidadano Viejo.

Don Cristino Chavez de Pun
ia de Aqua, estuvo en- la plaza
ell Lines trayendo invitaciones
q los serviclos funerales de su
padre politico, que Sc ceIebr6
aver en- Punta de Aqua a las
10 ell la manana.
El viejito, Jesus Maria Baca
y Artiaga falleci6 EN- su resi-
dencia nueva en- Willard ell
ola 6 del presente a la edad de
&c amos. Sus restos fueron
depositados Ell ell cimenterio
de la Capilla de Punta de Aqua
Dej6 tres hijos, Gumicindo,
Doroteo y Teofilo Baca, y tres
hijas, Conception Baca, la es-
posa de David Campos, Marce-
lima Baca, esposa de Ramon
Chavez y Carmelita Baca, es-
posa de Cristino Chavez, para
lamentar su eterno ausencia.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
PRUNING THE HEDGE.

An inquiry comes from a city resi-
dent, if now is the proper time for
pruning Barbery or Privet hedge We
would not prune either of these va.
rieties at this season of the year.
Pruning ought to be done not later
than August so as to give the plant
time for ripening up the terminal
buds and perfecting growth, so that
when spring comes they will CONF
mence their growth from the terminal
buds. If the hedge referred to has
made a strong annual growth and is
cut back severely it will be the means
of cutting all the buds from the tree,
which would make it necessary for
the plant in the spring to develop
the supernumerary buds, which is an
exhausting process, and if a hard win.
ter was to follow it would be very
detrimental. So we would say, let the
hedge go and prune it next spring.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
Murio.

Don 1gnacio Otero murio ell
dia IL del presente en- la ladera
de Valencia de PuImonla, a la
edad de 2S amos. Dejo su es-
posa, tres hljitos, tres hernia
nos y su querida madre para
lamentar su triste despedida.
Don lgnacio estuvo un cunado
de Don Camilo Aragon de esta
plaza.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
WHEN TO SELL THE PIG.

We notice a question in an exchange
which asks what is the proper condi.
ton for selling pigs. That is a ques.
ton which does not permit Of definite
answer, since so much depends upon
the object sought in growing them.
When the market calls for what may
be termed fat hogs, they should weigh
250 pounds and even more than that.
Bacon pigs should be put upon the
market between IT'S and 225 pounds.
Young pigs that are wanted matured
very early, as those of the Essex and
small Yorkshire breeds, may be mar.
keted anywhere between 100 to $50
and ITO pounds.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Los senores Don Juan San
chez y Vigil y su hiio poljtico
Juan Chavez y Corrales, y t'e-
les Sanchez de Pinos Wells,
estuvieron en- la cabecera ell
LINES. Senores Chavez y
Corrales, y Feles Sanchez hici-
eron aplicacion por domicilios
en- ese lugar ante ell Sr. Corbett
Don Juan visito nuestro de-
spacho y suscribi6 por Las
Nuevas por cuatro meses. Mu.
chas graclas.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
Junta de los
Agricultores.

La Asociaclon de DesaroIlo
del Vale de Estancia ha hecha
arreglos para una junta de los
agricultores de este pals en- ell
dia 8 de Mario, 1906. Senior
J. J. Vernon, professor de Agri-
cultura en- el coleglo en- Mesi-
liza Park hablara sobre ell tema
Gel riego de las Norias y la
cultura de Arboles en- 6sta
China" Sc espera que toda la
gente Sc junten en- 6sta, fecha
porsus propios adelantamlento
en- ell asunto de agricultural.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

que asistio a sus funeraIes fu
testimonio de 10 mucho EN- que
Sc estimaban las virtudes de
ameritado educador, siempre
tiel a sus deberes como reIigio-
so y como buen cuidadano.-
Ell Boletin.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Don Natividad Pena de Du-
ran estuvo en- la cabecera la
semana pasada en- consultation
con ell doctor aqui. Nos hizo
una vista agradable. Regres6
a Pinos Wells ell Martes en- la
tarde.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
STRAY TAKEN UP.

have IN my possession since last
June one bay horse branded " on
left hip, blazed face. Owner may have
same by proving property aud paying
expenses or same will sbe disposed OF
according to law.
Julian Salas, Encino, N. M
Feb. Z, 06.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

There is a good deal being said
about growing corn for a higher pro-
tein content. Why not grow alfalfa
and COW peas for protein, and grow
corn for what it naturally contains
the most of carbohydrates?
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Don Guillermo King de Ia.
jique estuvo en- la plaza ante
aver como testigo en- la con-
tesla de Williams contra Dun
lavy.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Los comisionados del conda-
do Sc juntaran ell Lines que
viene con ell fin de recibir
ofertas para los bonos por gas
tOs cOrrientes.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
PersonaIes.

Don Epimenio Brito del
Llano, quien estuvo muy en-
fermo por dos semanas pasadas
estuvo On la plaza ell Martes.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16
Muerte de Hermano
BotuIph en- Santa Fe.

Este venerable religioso CO.
nocido en- ell mundocomo Peter
J. Schneider, baJ6 a la tumba
al mediodia del vi6rnes dltimo,
9 de Febrero. Una fuerte asma
y otras complicaciones 10 tuvi-
eron en- CANA mucho tempo.
Dos semanas antes de morir
habia recobrado su salud al
grado de que va pensaba re-
sumir sus trabajos como direc-
tor del Colegio de San Miguel,
institution que ha presidido
treinta y cinco amos. Tenia "A
amos al tempo de su muerte.
Paso sus dltimos dias en- ell
Hospital de San Vicente Y vi
endo que la muerte Sc acercaba
pidio Sc le administrator los
sacramentos que recibio de
manos del Sr. Oblspo Pitaval.
A la hora arriba expresada este
hombre bueno y justo eutrego
ell alma. Embellishments Sc
arreglo para trasIadar ell cuer-
pc a la Capilla de San Miguel
en- donde a las 6 de la manana
siguiente SO dio m1sa por ell
descanso de su alma. A las 10
81 cuerpo fu6 trasladado a la
catedral seguido de numerosi-
simo acompanamiento entire
ell cual figuraban muchas per-
sonas distinguidas del terrific
rio, notandose en- primer lugar
ell Gobernado Hagerman, ex
Cob. Otero, Superintendent
de instruction, H. Hadley; pro-
curador general, Geo. W. Prit-
chard; D. Amado Chaves; ma
yor R. J. Palen y muchos otcos.
En- la catedral ell Sr. Oblspo
Pi laval celebro misa cantada
de difuntos. Concluida 6sta ell
cortejo fl1nebre Sc encamino
al cimenterio de Mira. Sra. del
Rosario en- donde Sc efectuo ell
entierro. En- todas parties Sc
Dian eXpresiones de profundo
pesar por la muerte de este
buen hombre cuyos servicios
como educador de la juventud
apenas Sc aprecieran en- su
verdadero valor.
El Hermano Botulph nacio
en- Prussia no lejos de la ciudad
de Colonia. Joven ain emigro
a las Estados Unidos y en- 1852
plofeso en- la orden pc los Her
manos de Escuelas Crlstianas.
Dos hermanos suyos profesa-
ron de la misma manera. % Co.
mo hermano sirvio de maestro
de escuela en- Montreal, Kings
ton, Detroit, Baltimore, ssRo-
chester, Philadelphia y dlti-
mamente fu6 enviado 4 Santa
F6 en- donde largos amos de su
vida dedico a la ensenanza de
la juventud.
t. ,o,,,oo,.ooo o,.,,,,r, - -
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

ST hay algo mas repugnante
que un hombre beodo, 10 es
una mujer col6rica.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Esta muy blen que /. la Carl
dad empiece en- casa, pero no
deberia cOncluir ALI.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

81 hay alguna cosa peor que
mendigar por ST mlsmo, ''es
mendigar por medic de otros.l
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Despues Eel ganso no hay
otro animal mas alborotador
que ell chisme y la murmura-
cion.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Quien presto sus servicios,
debe olvidarlos. %%Quien 10 re-
cibe debe recordarlos siempre.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

Buscar la feIicidad por ell
camino de la bajeza es como
buscar un alfler en- un cuarto
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