davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record., 1906-08-09
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
RISM ARf,Il II Iill = 1lQa

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BISMARCK. n. d.. July ). 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final
homestead proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be
made before c. Rowerdink, judge and
ex-otficio clerk Of the county court. at
his office in Linton, n. D., on August
IA, 1906, viz:
ANDREAs BURGAD,
II. E. No. 1415s, dated April Ii, 1901,
for the S. Of S. w. / and S. j of S.
E. ! of section II, township LII NJ.
range 7S w. of 5tilP NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Andreas Richter, OF Linton, n. ID.
Karl Bachmeier. of Linton. N. ID.
Peter Masset, of Linton, N. d.
Lorenz Masset, of Linton, N. ID.
NJ. II. JEWELL, Register.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

PremiOs & los inponentes sO5re i6retas.
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas SO distingan por Su cOnstancia en- Ell
Ahorro.
Horas de Cgja: Para lasi mposiciones:
De 5 & 103 de la mafana, de & 81
de la tarde los dfas laborables y de 81 &
1O2 de Ia mafiana los doming0s; PBra la
extracciones, las mismas horaa excepto los
domingosL
RegLamesstO De Ia Secci6n: Las personas
que intereaen mas Pormenores sobre Las
imposicione8 extraccionea maneTa de liz
quidar mteEese1, etc pueden solicitar un
eismplaT On Ia Gaia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

Con motive de estas festas ha recibi-
do el popular don America Salas, un gran
surtido para su conocido establecimiento
'El Popular" que no tiene competencia
nj precedentes en- la historic del comercio
Las damas elegantes Sc surten de ali y
hay grandes novedades propias para Ire
galOs q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

Els necesario e9igir que cada hostia tenga
grabado el nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
perO un solo estdche produce mejOT efecto
que una docena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
de cualquiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser ell 1nicO curative radical, del est6magO
del instestino, 81 Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alinlentos y los hace asimilabIes
FL legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsirs gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfermedades cronicas del es-
tonnage Y del intestine. Esta universal
Eonte confirmado, en- forma sin igual, que
meficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es YER
la deramente radical y superior q la de to-
das los otTOs remedies.
De Vsnta en- las prIncipales farmacias de
de Europa America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

Llama la atenci6n del pGblico el incre-
mento tornado por la fabrica de licores,
''Exposici6n de San Luis de Alvarez
hermanos. Sc explica perfectamente 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta la pureza de la destilaci6n
de tan acreditados licoreros. 3Ov.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

En- la calle de la Cruz fue encontra-
do un llavero con cinco llaves. Las que
Sc encuentran depositadas en- esta ofcina.
Que puede recojer su duefio, previo el pa
go de este anuncio. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
ctrro.carnnr rNra arrcArnnnn
sECCIoN DE AHoRRos.

ImpOsieiones sObre E5retG: Desde $O-25
4 81, 900 devengaran intereses al 6 por 100
annual.
LpepOsscioaes q plGsO Jijo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengaran inter6s 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

mo de
fernando angeyd yp
quf0uc nf
Ud.orosh SprntoUd o oconp dh
tnosy yreiuy ccd van
~
d
reaahuasm mad m
VNO de 1rI f4U b1
prcedne deede deed
prce1nh en-
di inf FERN d
mas los
porous
queun eonvate
Mia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07
RAFAEL GuILLERMETY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ABoGADo
San Jose, 5. San Juan, PR.

-sPARA LAS PERSONALS QUE
SEPAN APRECIAR'-Amy B. Zim-
mermann Prop. En- el edifcio de Ell Ban
co Colonial. Gale de Tetuan. Gran ba-
ratillo. De Cintas, Collares, Alfleres,
Cinturones. ''No Sc olviden", un dia
solamente ell 10 de Febrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-07

AL PUBLICO.-Cuando usted quiera
comprar el cafe de YaucO de Zeppenfeldt
y Co., puede pedirlO en- grano molfdo en-
la "American Grocery" donde Sc ha esta-
blecido nuestro dep6sito. 80 g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

i6lagen. Die fdtboliide Stride bat eli.
men Sdoocn erlitten, melder lid) allf
S%ouicn0e Don Collars bcldltft, un0
onocre 0roBc @cbdll0e iinO gleidfallS
id)lintm mitgenommen.
Salt cate Gitpt lltoh %.
Sft.-Ger 9o6nperfebr 5niiden bier
unO Ogden lit in idlin1mer Serial.
lung. Ser Sturm IN Der Sumltag
Nodt mari Die EeIegropbcnbrdbtc
bero6, 10 Bob bic regelmGBige Grpebis
ton bon 3iigen mmoglih murbc,
Scr Stllrm mar 10 beftig, BOB CT ei.
men 6ro6t5llg Der oOregon Sbott
Zine" nobc @oobs Grob bonn @cleiia
mari. Nabc GentrepiGe pttrocn 5mei
@nggons Der gSalt 2otc & Sgocn.
9obn" bonn @clciie gelpc6t. Inoercr
Shnben miro BON ollen Scitcn Der
gen1el6ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
&offnun9 anti b'clSob b
fommen 5lui hen Den
Ser. Staotcr un0
Scutic b Ian 5.


9erlin, %. Sftobcr. Gic
Nadri6t, bob StaatsiefretGr &oot
beidloiicn babe, omerifoniidc Sas
rlf-S a6fltnbigc nad) 9ci,tidllono 81
ienoen, INN nit bclt oeutid)cn 3oa.
beboroer uno SanbclSfommern iibcr
cine moglihe gbdrberung Der @oa-
5llgs. 9eltimmllngcn Der omcrltoni-
Ihen Sorif9eicte 81 berotbeiL bot
bier I'M ausipGrtigen Gmt Die giilt-
itigitc Muinobmc %gcilnbcn. Chat
l0dylid paren oic nit ser Mngclc.
acrbeit bes acknowledgement ncllcll
SonbelsobfommcllS 5luild]en Ben
Ser. Stootcn unb Ge,itibIonb BE-
trautcn 9camten hes NusmGrtigcn
Mmtes in Serlegenhcit, ncIdcSd )rit-
te lie nod tbin ioaten, Inn Die Sro-
&C, Die in ibrem normolen 2ailie bis
sum- 30. Siiri nid)iten Sobres erie
bigt perben milb, meiter offeil 81
bnlten. I'm 10 piIlfommerer lit ii.
men jett bieies Gntgeacnfonmcn
Seitcns ser Ser. Stontcn Gcaie-
ring. Won gloiibt bier, Dob Der
Ginflu6 oes Stootsicfretdrs &oot 5t
elmer idlieblifen Gerltdnoigung
iiber bie gon5c Mngclegenbeit fiibren
moge.
Zen omerifaniihen Torif-Grper.
ten, sic SefrctGr Moot nod Ieutid-
lorlb ienocn miro, lit bic Iitfgobc &C.
Itcat, burf llmfragen in ben i%nterei-
Iirten oeiitid)en 3~reiien sic geidiper.
ben beutider erportelre iibcr or1e-
rifoniide 3onhifonen genau gu en-
g%riinbcn. Sic oeutifen Grporteure
perlangen cine @iloeruna Der ourd)-
olis lditigen, ben Sanocl ungebiibr-
lid erifnperenoen geitimmunsen
@etreffs ser amerifaniidcm 3oIlab-
fertigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

Ger @ciunhtitluertb npar Sal So, $50.
Gte groBte 3unobme ergab Iid) in
@cIt &trginien, llGunlid nm ST Sci
600 mebr, as i'm &priabre. an
Gcn%nlplounicn betrug Die @crtb,u-
nabme 81 ,057,4l2. 2ouiiiono trot
gum erItcn Wale ais 9tuturgos pro
b%it5ircn0er Stoot allf ull0 in San.
Jas, Sflaboma lno Dem Slloiancr.
Serritorillm ergob ii6 cine bcoell-
ten0e 3unobnle Der Eroorftioll. SSn
Sanlaa betru9 Die 3unubn1c Scr Yro.
button aegen iriiber 40 Ero5ent. Gle
pereinigte Eroouftion bon Oklahoma
ltlro Dem Slloioncr- Z erritorium mar
lun 161 Ero5cnt GROCER, ais I'M
Sabre 1901. Gie grobcn NoturgoS-
Guelcn BON Snoiona Iilto icit 1902
ltetl9 5urildgegongen iln0 Der @crtb
DER Dorti9cn Ero0uftion mar i'm leb-
ten Sabre betrGdtlih nieoriger, ais
Die Solfte Der iriiberen Morimolpro-
BUTTON. Ilid in &entlldp llnb Cen.
ltellee ut Die Eroouftion %5llriidgegnn.
gen. 9ic 3obl Scr Sous6cppbncr,
Die nit NotllrgoS perieben mllrOer.,
lpor 1858, bic 3abl ser Siittcn.
lpcrte, 8lasfo6rifcn, 9%odlteiniabri.
fen etc, Oie bon Noturgas @cbrold)
l1tadtcn 1868.
Il npcrfol 6te NobrnngSs
mtttcl iii bic SruppcIn.
Eie Ngitntion fir u~ilpcrf1lidtc
9tabr1lngsmittel bot MN allb bic
0rltd)t 0ctrogcrL Oob man in 3il-
futlft bclnilbt ieil1 miro, iclblt ben
Srllppcn lold)e 5lfontmen 81 lallcn
Is lit cin arrangement nit Dem
Observation-Disclosures g~etroffen NOR.
Den, O%cn5uiolgc bic Sffijicre ocs
Gonum.iiinriots nbmedJiclno abcom.
manOirt meroen ioIen, nm cincn
Sirius III praftii6er 9cnubultg Oc3
WifroifopS u10 EolariifopS uuo an
ocrer Wtittcl sur @ntOeflng pcrfGlid).
ter ooer llnreiner Nabriutgsmittel.
inter Scitlung 0cs Or. @ilep bonn
Sobprntorirm 0es Ndcrbnloepartas
mcnts, ourd5unloden, oomit tic inn
Stoll0e Iein mogelL bel Dem Infollf
bon 9iidienfleiid nno on0cren fir
Die Srltppen heItimmten Nubring3.
mitteln iclbIt 81 clltid)eioen, Oh Die
ongebotencn Nrtifel broltdbor lino.
Won i6eint mtnnlcbr mirflih oordlli
birjunrbciterl, Oob in 3itfunit feline
.Gmbolmleo Beef. S%fonOale mcbr
cintreten iolcr. Gauge gcnllg bot Der
S%dlcnbrion %gebauert.
NIoSfo'S Wonton Snous
"Itric.
Sic Glltluidlung Ser Wincninoll-
ltrie in NlnSfn IN ben lebtcn 10 Sab
rem flingt 9crooc5u rondnbaft. Gts
Eroouftion Don @olb betrlig nGn1lid)
in 1895 50, 100000, in 1905 OogeGct
iiber $t5,000,000, alio cine 3unabfitc
BON iiber 600 Ero5ent. Sn 1905 mar
bic @oloprpouftion nod ben Ingo.
ben ocS geologiidcn Bureaus III
Malbington I'm ctipa 60 Ero5ent
GROCER, ais in 1901.
Gin mihtigcr Sattor in bieien
SortidJrittc Der @rubeninOuitric III
9flnsfu in bcn lesten 10 Sobrcn lit
bic gruBc &cbnftion III Den Soften
bca @ol0grobcns. Iie Eionier.@ olo.
9rdbcr am g)Iton bielten cs niht filr
eintr1glid, @oloftcs 81 perarbeiten,
ipel1r er nift m~elligitcnS $40 bis $50
luertb 8olo PRO &ubifpnro c1tbiclt.
IpGbrcno in ocmielbcn Giltrift icbt
quite 2obise logor bel Den einfoditen
peroient lperocn, pell,l
nult @olotics nit Bios So @olo PRO
aubifparo pcrorbcitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Tb5ng %bcgpnnen.
Amcrifoniide Morineioloaten pcrloi.
len Gu6u. - llcbelItGnoe int Na.
tionol 3 Srrcnbollie SIT Sapada.
9elllel0ct

len Cuba. - llcbelltGnoe int 9ta.
tionol 3 Srrc19allic 5lt Sapaha.
Snpnnu, -. Sftober. - SelttG
begonn Scr 9lb5ug Ser alnerifaniihen
WnrincioloatCn aus Cuba. Sieben.
bltnoert ocricl6cn idiffen lid belite
ilno morgen ouf ocn areu5ern r0iin-
neopolis," y9tcuorf" ltto yGcnucr"
Elm. S%edlSbunOcrt perbleiben i'm
Camp COLUMBIA, 1900 iino nod iiber
Die Sniel peritreut.
NlfreOo 3opos, Scr GSiibrer Der
2ibcrolcn, llnO Obcrit Carlos W.
Nguirre, frii6ereS Su1lpt ser cubani-
'den rcpoIutiorGren Suntn in Nep.
Oorf, erfldren, bon Ser am Samitag
Aben0 0urf prominente Gubaner i'm
o@alOorf = Nitoria Sotel" in Nems
Dorf abgebaltencn Seriommllung ST.
Dem 3mefe Oes %Nrrungirens elmer
Gonferen5, ,oie pepiuden ioa, sic bic
iiGen Saftionen 5u %periobnen, unt
einc 9lnnerion bon Cuba oltrd) sic
Ser. Stoatcn SIT %perbinoern, feline
&eluntniB 5u baber.
8ouperneur Magoon bot geitern
NadmIittag ooS rationale Srrenbalts
beiudt mo BORT beflagensuertbe 3lt-
ltGnoe porgefunoen. Gr fano 1860
SIRE bcioerIei 8eifJledt5 in ihmllbi-
gen, periallencn 8ebGlloen, Die MIR
iiir 400 Eerioncn berefnet naren,
Dor; Oiciel6en mtBten alti 5erbrofc-
men 6clobettcn ihlaien, pelde nod
aus ser friibcrcn amerifoniid)cn Of
fllpation berriibrten. Ser cltbaniihe
GongrcB bat 5pnr 8elo fir Ole Ser
groBerung 0eS Srrenbmlies perpil-
ligt, bod lit 0os 8elO nienloIs 3ur
Scrmenoung %geIangt. Die 3uItGnOe.
in Ger 4nItalt iino am belttigen Gage
nid)t better ais nntet Der ipaHild)en
Scrrifaft. 8eltperneur Magpon
miro Shrittc tblln, 0nnit mebr 8e-
bGiloe crrid)tet uno sic Nibbr1llde
abgeltellt ipcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Sebcnflidcr yabnnnfaa in 2miiiana.

Nem.Srlenns, %. Sftpber.
Gnrf Die beute 81 9oiltte, nobe
bier, itattgefunbene Gntgleiilng oes
.Snniet Simiteo". 3ugs Der South.
ern Yocific 8abn" muroen 40 Negar
perlebt, irb einer oerielben lit ieit.
benz geitorben. Irei meibe Eaiia.
aiere %erlitten leidte @erlesungen.
Gie 9ofomotipe, Der Toit' uno Ser
Bepadmaggon, ionic Der fir Neser
r%eierpirte Taiiagierwaggon iprangell
bonn @eleiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
S]timmung ouf berSonoo-
ner00ri c.

Son0plt, -. Oft. Ste Stlnl
mllng an Der 9%ftienborie mar bellt(
Morgcn I'M sQ9emcinen beOeuten>
5uperlibtlider, ga 0ie Woflcr SIT 0el
llcbcr5cilgunN 9elongt iinb, Dab oil
icdspro5entige 9iSfontorote oel
9onf bon England iid) oils nirflamee
Otittel CUR Scnmllng oeS 8olo-Mb.
flutes cripeiicn mer0c. Ger &tlrsltur'
in WaQrStr. am Sonltag perurloftt
Iturfc GcrfGuic III unlerifonil6el1
@crtbcli, bic aber bciltc quite Inter.
itiitullg funocn uno fnlt ollie Die Der
lorencn Yunfte nie0er c~inbolteit
Union Focific itieg bon 1871 nui 49,
mo Canadian Hocific bon 176H nltl
10. @rtc omerifoniide aouf@S rbreS
trliGcn meientlid 81 Der idnelen Gr.
bolltng scr Erciic bel; bn5lt fam bic
No6riht, BOB Die 9anf bon Srant-
reid bcrcit ltebc, Die 9onf bon Gng.
lono, mern lotbig, nit oreiBig bis
picr5ig WiQioncn Collars in @plb 81
unterltiiten. .
Ger Barrier 8cIomarft.
Boris, %. Oft Sic leitcl,oen
iron50iiihcn SinorcierS pcriolgen Die
Gage i'm iiberieciihen @elbmorft NIT
GROCER Iilfmcrfinmfcit. Sic Sitlla-
ton III TariS lit uerbGltniBnl1Big gut
luro Der gin0rlld berriht Dor, Dob bic
Sonf bon 6ronfreid) fron5oiiihe Srl.
tereIien nift ourf Grbobung ser Gis-
fontorotc becintrGd1tigen iperoe. Mon
bGlt cs iiir nloglidl bnB Die 9nnf bon
Sronfrei6 elm mGBiges @olo.G Garlic.
fen an Die Suuf bon Gnglono obge-
ben perbc, ieOod miiroe man, mie
pcrlitert miro, Dem 8olo.I6Sitg ndh
Nnlerifo entgegen treten. Gin angelo.
bener internationoler 9onfier lproh
eincm Tertreter Ser ,Iiiociirten
Ercllc" g~caeniiber Die Meinung aus.
ooB Die &creinigten Stooten nift
ntcbr piel @olo BON bier ~siefeil mir
Den, ga bic @onf oerortige Gerilide
pereltclll milroe, u,b 5lpor nid)t ourd)
grbpbrung Der Iisfontprote, ionoerlt
ollrd) Iltsiibln1 beS ibr 5~ultebenbeft
@ltoilnfens, Die 3obllung epentllen
IN Silber sill moden. Sn bieiigen
Vonfiersfreiien lit lnon Der MnIid)t,
bob Die Ser. Stooten aeniigenbc
6onos fiir Die leeitimen @ciddftsbe-
oilrfnil'e 5ilr Seriiianng boben nno
fem 8runo porbonoen lei. marllm
europa Die ipefnlotipe 9elpeerng in
9fep-yprt nit @plo nnterltiiten
ipate.
..H..
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I'm eine 9rtdltnns In einem Ias ~ fnrirtn,
nebme man 2aratipe 9romot Guinine 1abIeisH.
apofbefer geben @eio 5uriid, fuenn fte ntft fus
rtren. e. -. Wrope's Signnfnr anf jeber
SHnfteI. 25c. (Sit4. 9fSa&i.a .@.i.@.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

l VI ~ l D y " ! ~
oeSGbc o IDS III ii Be.
2onbon, %. Oft. 2onbon'S
quite @eieuiboit" min %oiienbor nift
binter Goris aurildbleibcn, no bcn.
n1dlt Die GoItclone'ihe nGbeirrnn9"
sur gerid)tlihcn gnti6eiorng fommt.
Sn oieiem Safe bonbclt es iid chen.
falls nm cine omerifoniife WfiQioz
n1rserbin feline 9%eri1gere ols Die
8emablln pes Scr5ogs bon Worlbp.
rough. Ilf medicIicitigcs Ginper-
It1noniB bin boben it'd Die beioen
0atten getrennt. Sd)on lett Den leb.
ten Smei Sobren mar es ofientlid)es
8ebeimniB, oaB in Der Worlborougb's
ihen Che, ipeIhe 1895 nit arobenl
Tomp in Ncm-Dorf geifloiicn nurbe,
Die Sdrnlonie ent5luei 9ebrod)cn lei.
Iilber ieinenl porncbmen Sitel lltb
leinem Samilicniis bate Der ScrSog
bios Sppptbefen uno per5fpeiielt zoe.
mig aleinaeIo, aber oeIto noblere Yai-
iionen nit in Den gbeituno gebrod1t.
@or einiger 3eit liio ieine Satin cine
junae Gon,c, Die lie auf Dem Gouti-
nent fennen gelernt urb fir beren
traurigc Somilienperb1ltniiie tie lid,
intereiiirt batte, nah Gnglano ein.
Gieier iilneen Game ion ibr @emabi
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22
BIG LINER IN PERIL
ITALIAN STEAMER VINCENZO BON
MANA ASHORE NEAR NEW YORK.
Panic on Excursion Boat Nearly Cause
Loss of Life-Vessel Stranded in
Fog OFF Staten Island.

FIRE ISLAND. n. Y, June lS.-Tm
Italian steamer Nincenzo Bonnano
which went ashore on Fire island bu
yesterday, was lying broadSide on thu
beach this morning. The vessels Captaii
ceased throwing cargo into the sea dur
ing the night and made every effort t.
free his vessel, but was unsuccessful.
Life savers remained on board part O
the night At IN early hour today TIN
wind was i'll the east and the weathe
threatening, with the sea iucreaS sing
The vessel is light and not making an,
water. There are thirty-tive men in tn,
crew Of the Bonnano and one passenge
is aboard.
NEW YORK, juno lS.-With n shocl
that sent headlong 800 Sunday excur
slonlstJ and started them ON Il mat
paniI. the steamboat William T. Stori,
went H2"oUnd last evening in heavy
log or staten island. For few min
uteS /, n"kcd as if the panic stricken
passengers would cause great loss "
life. TI.ey trampled over each other an(
made rush for the rail grabbing lt,
belts as they ran.
Some of the frantic paSScngerS ran t,
the two hfeboats and took possession o.
them despite the efforts of the crew {,
beat them back. John t. HmChliffe
owner OF the boat, and Midland Beacl
happened to be aboard and finally sue
Ceeded III restoring order among tn,
frightened eXcuFSlOniStS
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22

deep recesses, with level floors. This
made an excellent place for the colony
The habitations would be protected
from the elements. In fact, the climax
of BODYBUILDING in primitive America
ut least. was there. Nowhere else did
the art of constructing houses of stone
attain such a high plane as in the Mesa
Verde. The scientist to-day can hardly
imagine n stronger defensive site than
the homes Of the cliff dweIlers. Some
of them were built 1000 feet above the
valley, with 1000 or 1000 feet of solid
wall above and stuck away many hun
dreds of feet to the rear. These cliff
dwcllers could be reached only by a
solitary perilous trail and one man
could have withstood an army and a
handful of men host. The builders
adopted a strongly defensive class of
homes, not trusting all to mere loca-
ton. They learned to construct a wall
with the greatest possible strength.
Their round form Of wall was very
highly developed. Sometimes their
structures would present an entire cir
cular front Some had circular towers
perfectly built for defensive purposes.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22
IRISH FUND is $4,000,
Dr.. Douglas Hyde Sails for Emerald
Isle with Money for Gaelic
League.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Fifty thou
sand dollars, contributed by friends in
America of the Gaelic league in Ireland,
WAS represented in the check which DR..
douglas Hyde, president of the league,
carried with him when he, with his wife,
tailed for home on the steamer Celtic.
Ehe money was raised at the public meet
ings which DR.. Hyde addressed in this
country.
Il have found nothing except a gem
trous welcome in America" said Dr.
Hyde. L Travelled 10000 miles, visited
bver sixty cities and explained the cause
Pf the Irish language to perhaps 10000
persons. | have not heard a single word
That was not favorable to our cause. i
understand now, as never before, how
treat is this country and how numerous,
Etrong and powerful are the Irish who
hre in it,
DIR. Hyde's friends here raised $500
TO buy him a motor car, for use in his
work in Ireland, but he declared that he
tOuld not depart from the rule not to
tccept personal reward for his services
TO the Gaelic league and in behalf of
Irish unity.
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These towers would often be built
right up to the ledge overhead, making
a fort Of almost invincible features
Disease Was Unknown.
In these secure dwellings and in
communities which offered the greatest
possible scope for the development of
their peculiar traits the cliff jewellers
perfected a civilization and a sociologi-
cal code which reforms Of the present
day declare must have been almost
ideal.
1t was here that woman's supremacy
in her own sphere reached its highest
development. The men attended TO the
fields and crops and built the little
fortresses for their families. But, once
constructed, the homes were ruled alb
solutely by the women. And pleasant
homes they were. ,Scrupulously clean,
sanitary and well ventilated, they fur
nished ample scope for the development
of a beautiful domestic life.
The woman ruled the home and hus-
banded the supplies. She reared the
family and nodded the character Of her
children. Unlike the present day Gus
toms, a man seeking the hand Of one
of the fair cliff jewellers in marriage
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22

If the present plans are carried out
and the bills introduced pass Congress,
as it is believed they will, the ruins Of
the cliff jewellers will be preserved in
a great reservation that will furnish
pleasure and profit to thousands in the
years to come. The section to be made
a reservation comprises almost as
many natural wonders as does Yellow
stone National Park, and the latter
contains nothing Of SO much interest to
the student Of archaeology as the cliff
dwellings.
There is fiourishing society in Col
orado, composed largely Of women and
styled the Colorado Cliff Dwellings As
ISOLATION, which has interested itself in
the preservation Of the ruins. 1t want
ed a State reservation 1t is almost
certain, however, that this plan will be
defeated and that this wonderfully in
teresting region will be made a nation
al reservation.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22
PlLLSBURY IS NO MORE
NOTED CHESS EXPERT HAS Sic
CUMBED TO APOPLEXY.
His Record in Playing Blindfolded Game
Reached Twenty-tw two Games
at Once.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 49,
Harry Nelson Pillsbury, the chess mas
ter. died here Sunday of apoplexy. after
an illness of many months. Pillsbury
was born December <. 1872, at Somer-
vile. Mass, where the body will be
taken.
PillSbury learned the rudiments of
chess when he was Is years old ut the
DeSchappeles Chess club in Boston. His
hrst notable victory was Il score of five
to four in 4 match with John F. Barry
Of Boston in 1891. In 1898 he won the
New York City tournament and in 1898
won first prize at the Hastings tourna-
ment against many of the strongest play
ers OF the world. This victory made him
one of the quartette of the then most ia
nous players named to compete at ST.
feterSburg-LaSkcr, StcinitZ Tchigorin
and Pillshury. His score with the world
champion, Lasker. was 315 to d..
In 1897 PlllSbury won from Showaltcr
the American chess championship which
ne confirmed by Il second match with
ShoWalter IL 1898. In all PillShury
played III fourteen international chess
tournaments and was prize winner in
an except at Cambridge Springs, Va, in
1904, when he was i'll.
He showed his chess genius not alone
by match and tournament play. At
'blndfold chess, ii is said his record has
never been equaled. At Moscow he
played twenty-five games without sight
,"f the boards. and at Philadelphia TWEEN
y. games, which feat he repeated at
Vienna
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-22
ADAMS IS PEACE Dove,
MEAT INSPECTION BILL CONTEST
NOW ON FAIR WAY TO AGREE
ABLE FINISH.
PRESIDENT GIVING IN,
Wadsworth Answered for His Attack
from White House and Badgers
Name Figures Again.

w SHINGTON, D. c., June 10
[SpeciaLJ - Representative Gully
Adams of Wisconsin is playing the part
of the peace dove in the contest between
President Roosevelt and Congress in the
effort to secure legislation that will stop
the alleged bad conditions in the meat
packing industry of the country.
The President has been standing for
the Beveridge bill, and incurred the op-
position of Speaker Cannon, Representa-
tive Wadsworth-with whom some hot
literature was exchanged-and others
who wanted a less rigorous inspection
law than the executive.
Finds Way Out of 1t.
1t seems this afternoon as if Mr..
Adams has found the straight and mar
row path out of the difficulties, that
the President will give in little and
that his opponents will give in u little
more.
Mr.. Adams signed the majority report
which opposed the Beveridge amend
ment. He belonged to the Speaker Can
Wadsworth crowd. Last night he
called on the President. Today, after
Mr.. Roosevelt made public reply to the