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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
CARTWRIGHT-DAWS co.
No. $50 Gale de San Francisco.
Telefono de la Especieria No. Telefono de la cafniceria No 4e
~ESPECIER0S =: PANADER0S \: CARNICER0S
PIECES EN- TARRos.

Siempre tenemos en- mano I'm surti
d. complete de pescado importado Ell
tsrros, ell cual es muy propio para e
almuerzo o par amerendar.
Pescado en- tomato, tarros de uns
libra, 25cts.
Pescado fresco, tarros de una libra
Tarros de una libra So cts.
20cts.
Tarros ovalados de N libra. Fin
don Haddocks, 36ctS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
ELoa IMPERIAL.

Aconsejamos que compren nuestr6
buen pan durante Ell verano. pero 81 ha
cen su propio pan, no falten en- com
para la flor imperial. la cual es la me
ior que hay Ell Ell mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura de
pan. so libras por SITS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
Esto Puede Interesaros.

Esto Puede Interesarcs.
Nadie esta immune de Ia enfer-
medad de los rifoues, asf es que
debeis recordar que 81 Remedio
de Foley para los Rinones ataiara
las irregularidades y curara cual-
quier case de NAL de ri1ones y
vejiga que no este fuera del al
canoe dc Ia medicinal. DE venta
On Ia Farmacia de ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
v%INAcRERAs GRATIS.

Cada vez que recibemos un carga.
mento de aceite de olivo. puesto en- vi
nagreras de CRYSTAL de medic cuartillo.
con ~retenedores de CRYSTAL, los cuales
Sc pueden usar en- la mesa para aceite
o vinagre, cada una vale 36cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
Una puntada 4 Tiempo.

SALIVA ciento. Del mismo modo una
botella del Jarabe de Marrubic de Bal
lard tenida siempre a mano eyita
muchos casos de enfermedad. I'm
remedIo SECURE para Tises. R~esfrlados
Bonquitis y Tos Ferina. La Sra
S. Hot Springs, Arkansas
escribe: 'Tengo una Botella del jar
abe de Marrubio de Ballard en- mi
baul de medicines, y doy muchas
veces gracias a mi provision. Ha impe-
dido muchos casos severos de enferm.
edad." De venta la Botlca de Fischer
y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

CuracIon vIolenta de las almorranas
Sc obtiene 0 Ell Unguento Magico
del DR.. Shoop hecho solamente para
almorranas. Y su accion es segura
y satisfactoria. Almorranas con com
exon, dolorosas, i~nternas o externas
desauarecen como por magia con sn
Fischer Drug Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
HoRs p,pEuyRE

Tenemos este buen estimulante, Ell
cual esta compuesto de p~epinillos, an
choyas, olives, ETC., en- vases de cris-
tai de "a. Muy fina; cada una Scots.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

cretario de eieccl6n, "; Rogue
TudesQue. por servicios como
jues de elecci6n, tC; Antonio j.
Romero por servicios comojues
de elecci6n "; Santana Herrera.
por servicios como iuez de cleo
ci0r, ".
Los representatives de las d.
ferentes agencias de SECURES sc
hsllaban presentes en- inter6s de
sus companies respectlvas con
objeto de obtener Ia aseguranza
sobre Ia casa de cortes y carcel
de manos del cuerpo.
Mr.. Sparks propuso que Ia
aseguransa de todos los editicios
del condado fuese adiudicada en-
preparedness iguales 4 cada una
de las cuatro agencias de segu-
ros, 4 saber: Ia Agencia de Segu-
ros Bergere, Ia Agencia de Segu-
ros Bishop, Ia Agencla de Segu.
ros Watson y la Agencia de Segu-
ros Harvey, siendo toda Ia asegu-
rama en- Ia suma de veinte mil
pesos por ln casa de cortes del
condado y su contenido y mobi-
liario, y en- la suma de u, 500 por
la carcel, su mobiliario y content
do. y que la aseguransa sea escri-
ia por 81 periodic de cinco AMOS.
La mocion prevaleci6.
Ell senior Madril present6 lu
resolution siguiente, que fue
adoptada unanimemente:
Sea resuelto, Que David M.
White sea y por esta es nombra-
do ingeniero cargo de la cons
trucci6n del puente de la Gale de
Galisteo para representa- al con-
dado de Santa Fe, y que 81 escri-
BANJO de noticia de clio q los con :
tratistas.
FL senior Roibal movie que 81
presidente y secretario del cuer-
pc fuesen autorizados para pagan
todas las cuentas legales no paga.
das y que no estaban aprobadas
por ell cuerpo anterior, y tambien
las cuentas mencionadas en- Ia
primera parte de estos procedi-
mientos, cuya moci6n fue adop-
tada.
Ell escribano fue ordenado v
autorizado para procurar 1000
encabezados de cartas y 1000
carteras para G. Cuerpo de Conf
sionados de Condado, 800 peque.
mas y 500 grandes; 1000 encabe-
zados de cartas y 1000 carteras
para Ell alguacil y otras tantas
para ell ASSESSOR; 500 encabezados
de cartas y 500 carteras para Ell
juez de pruebas.
r.. H. Hanna present6 una petit
cion que fue tomada en- considera.
cion por ell cuerpo hasta su junta
del 10. de Febrero pr6ximo.
Una communication de Victor
Montano expresando su necesi-
dad y pobreza fue Zelda al cuefpo.
Mr.. Sparks movie Sc desc al Sc
nor Montana una 6rden por IS en-
abarrotes, 10 cual fue aprobado y
Sc 6rdeno al escribano que girase
Ia misma. FL escribano del cuer-
pc fue autorizado de surtir su
oticina de puntos de puma, plu-
mas, lapices, papel de tipografia,
papel de carbon y tales otros
utensilios de escribir cuales con-
siderase necesarios alos negocios
de sn ofclna. Ell presidente fue
autorizado para obtener una ma
quina de tipograha para la oticina
del escribano. Ell tesorero y ex-
oficio collector fue a~utorizado pa.
ra harmonizar ell impuesto de
Jose Leon Garduno del precinto
%, concediendole la exenci6n por
ell afo de 1905, y tambien la tasa-
cion del DR.. David Knapp conce.
diendole exenci6n por los amos de
1899 a 1905, inclusive.
Ell senior Madril movie ent6n-
ces que Ell cuerpo Sc prorrogue
hasta maflana a las 10 de la ma.
fiana, cuya moci6n prevalecio, y
81 cuerpo Sc prorrogo.
l.. SPARKS,
Presidente.
boy fe;
GEO. ". ARMIJO,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
NuEsrRo CAFE.

Els ell mejor que Sc produce en- Ell
mundo. 6 invitamos que compren en-
nuestro concrete y quedaran conven-
cidos que es cleric 10 que anuncia-
mos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
FRurAs.

En- 10 que p~ertenece q frutas tene'
mos todas las que podemos c%onseguir.
En- ell verano siempre tenemos frescas
cerezas, frambuezas, duraznos, albari.
coques, bananas, ~naranjas, ciruelas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
PAN v BOLLOS

NuEsrRAs FAciLipADEs SON icuALEs A cuALEsouiERA EN- Ell
oEsTE PARA ENTREeAR PAN Y BoLLos; LA cALlDAD MAS FNA
DE MATERIAL Sc UsA EN- gu PRE- PARAGON. TAMalEN EMPLEA
MOS TRABAJADoREs suPERIoREs EN- NuEsTR0 oEPARTAMENTo
De pANADERlA.. LAS oRoENEs Sc sIRvEN CON PRoNTlTuo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
p~RocEpIMjeNros oFlclALeS
DEL cuERP0 De C0MiSl0.
nAD0S De c0NDAD0 DEL
c0MDAD0 Dc SANTA fE.

c0NDAD0 Dc SANTA &c.
81 Cuerpo de- Comisionados d.
|CondAdo del Condado de SAINTS
re, 50 reuni6 a las 10 de Ia mana
na en- su despacho en- Ia casa d.
cortes, de conformidad con la ley,
y fue llamado al 6rden por ],
Sparks, comisionado del primer
distrito, d~ebidamente electo y
call6cado en- tai empleo.
Estaban presentesI !. Sparks,
comislonado, Primer Distrito
jose Leon Madril, dehidamente
.electo y califcado comisionadt
del Segundo Distrito; Jose Ines
Roibal, comisionado continuadt
del Tercer Distrito; George W,
.Armijo, escrlbano de pruebas
Alguacil, Charles G. Qlosson, poi
R. L. Baca, diputado.
Soore mocion del comisionadc
Jose Ines Roibal, ell comisiouadc
1. Sparks Tue debidamente electt
presidente del cuerpo por los dos
amos subsecuentes.
I'm segnlda SO despacharon los
negoclcs siguientes' Las cnen'
tas que SO siguen fueron presen'
tadas, examinadas, revisadas, y
certincados para SD pago fueron
ordenados de ser glrados como
sigue:
Willlam M laber, por un hbrc
de reglstros del supervisor de ca
mlnos, sl'2o'
ratriclo Garcia ]uez de cleo
clon, preclnto IL, w.
Lorenzo Romero, secretarlo de
eleccion' preclnto mo. !, ".
III nomoramiento De supervl'
sores de caminos Tue aplazado
nasta Ia reunion del cuerpo en-
reorero.
benedicto Maestas tue nom :
oraoo Juez de eieccion Gel precm'
10 mo. 10.
Las resoiuciones slguientes
lueroh pfesentadas porJo Leon
Maaril' y adoptadas unanlme-
mente;
sea resuelto' que Ia Companla
lmpresora del Nuevo Mexlcano'
I corporac'oh oeoioamente or
gan'zada oalo y por vlrtud de las
reyes dei Ierritorio dc Nuevo
Mexico que Sc haila estaoieclda
en- ia cludad de Santa re y con-
dado de santa re, sea y Ia mrsma
es por esta nombrada impresor
puolico para 81 dicho condado, y
por "a presente Sc dirile y ordena
que toda impression y encuader-
naclon necesarlas para Ia prop'a
CONJUNCTION de los negoctos oficla-
les dc dicho condado por sus OH
GALES, sean hechas pory compra-
das a ia dlcha Compafiia lmpre-
sora oei Nuevo Me'xlcano; que
todos los reclamos y cuentas por
dicna impression sean sometidos
q este cuerpo para revision, apro-
oacion pago; tenlendo este nom
bramlento que durar y estar On
piena fuerza y efecto hasta III de
Dlciembre de l90e.
Sea resuelto, que 81 Diarlo
Nuevo Mexlcano' un periodico
que SO publlca dlariamente, ex-
cepto los domlngos' en- Ia ciudad
de Santa Fe y condadod del misno
nomore' sea y 81 mlsmo es por
esta designado periodico Official
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

MERMELADA De NARANJA.
Mermelada de naranja, hecha en- Els.
cocia de naranjas amargosas es muy
usada, especialmente por los lngleses,
para el almuerzo. La tenemos en- ia.
rros de una libra, 30cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

j. ". BoNHAM,. ). ..E. c. WADE
BoNHAM 4 WADE,
Abogados en- Ley,
P-actican en- las Cortes Supreme y
de Distrito del T%erritorIo, en- las Cor
ties de Pruebas y en- las oflcinas del
Agrimensor General y de Terrenos r.
u.
Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
CHARLES T. EAsLEY,
(Ex.Agrimensor General.)
Abogado en- Ley.

Santa re, Nuevo Mexico.
Con especialidad Asuntos de Terre'
y Minas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09
A. 3.

A. 3. RENEHAN,
Practica en- las Cortes Supreme y de
Distrito. Especialidad en- Leyes de
Minas y Terrenos. Pleas SO. Edi-
ficlo Sena. Avenida de Palacio, Santa
Fe, Nueyo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-09

E. c. ABBOTT,
Abogado On Ley.
Practice en- las Cortes de Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa aten-
cion dada q TODD negocio.
Procurador de Distrito por los Con-
dados de Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos
y San Juan.
Santa re, Nuevo Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
SAINTS PLAN AN 0RPHANAGE
Discussion of secret Societies Is
Begun and Goes over as Special
order for Monday.

LAMON. Ia, April 13.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Elder Hiram E Moler OF Holden
Mo, was this mornings speaker at the
Latter Day Saints conference.
The afternoon business meeting opened
promptly at o'clock with President Fred
erick M. Smith in the chair Interest was
undated in the question which had been
made special order for today, viz the
resolution derogative of secret societies for
church members. The floor and galleries
were crowded at an early hour.
A resolution was passed granting the re-
quest contained In the report of the Daugh-
ters of Zion organization, that they be
allowed to appoint committee to work
in conjunction with the bishopric toward
the establishment of a children's home for
the orphaned and homeless children of the
church. or elsewhere.
Then the special order of the day was
taken up, Historian Heman c. Smith open
ing the debate which continued with great
animation to the hour of adjournment The
debate will be resumed Monday afternoon.
Elder Evan Davis is the speaker this
evening.
Tomorrow there will be three preaching
services, in both the upper and lower aud
itorium. At the morning meeting the
preaching will be by Apostles ]. w. Rush
ton and F. A. Smith, in the afternoon by
Apostles F. NJ. Sheehy and Heman c.
Smith and in the evening by Apostles
Joseph Luh and Peter Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
WOMARS NAME A MYSTERY
"Miss Smith of America" is Not
Identified at Place She
Ended Life.

LONDON. April -(SpeciaL)-An efforts
to determine the identity OF Miss Smith
Of America" have up to the present time
proved useless and unavailng.
The body was found al sea at Tenby a
few days ago. The young woman in ques-
tion arrived in Tenby on Friday evening
and went to the Tudor hotel, where she
registered as Miss Smith OF America "
She was we'll dressed and told the landady
that she intended to leave for London and
thence for ireland Monday night She
went out Saturday afternoon, having sent
word that she was going to one of the viii
lage churches, but never returned.
farm boy who was working on the cliffs
at Waterwynch about half a mile from
Tenby, heard groans and looking seaward
saw the body OF woman floating out to
sea.
He raised an alarm and a boat put out
for Tenby and secured the body, which was
that Of the missing visitor to the Tudor
house
No marks were found on the clothing
which will help in the identification Of the
body and II is believed that the name en-
tered in the hotel register is fictitious.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
BRYAN TO HAVE BUSY SUNDAY
Reception. Delivers Two Addresses In
the Day Time and one in
the Evening.

WASHINGTON. April 13-tSpeclnl Tolc-
gram) w. J. Bryan will have a busy day
| IN Washington tomorrow A reception
| committee of old-time friends will meet
| MN on his arrival in the morning from
New York. After breakfast he will address
the sunday school Of the First Presbyterian
! church. In the afternoon he will deliver
lecture at the National theater and in
the evening will speak on Lincoln" under
the auspices and for the benefit Of the
Washington eucampment OF the Union
Veterans legion.
w. f. Andrews OF Hastings auditor Of
the Treasury department has accepted an
invitation to address the Sunday school
convention OF the Baptist faith at Char
lotte, n. c., on April p, and on May 3 will
address the North Carolina Bankers as
ISOLATION at Durham.
Charles s. Miller OF Seattle. formerly OF
Fairmont Neb, is in Washington with his
wife, son and daughter, en- route TO New
York from which port they will sail on
the Cedric on April 10 for an extended
European tour.
w. A. Paxton, jr., OF Keystone. Neb., was
today granted a permit to erect windmills,
dig wells, construct tanks and reservoirs
In the North Platte national forest reserve
for the purpose of watering cattle grazing
on this reserve under a grazing permit.
Applications approved to convert state
banks into national banks: Iowa Valley
State bank. Belmond, Ia, into the First
National bank OF Belmond, capital S3O,OOOi
Fairfax State bank Of Fairfax, S. D., into
the First National bank Of Fairfax, capital
$4,000
Rural carriers appointed Iowa-Floris,
route 2 Emery H Peden carrier rein
stated, no substitute; Grinnel. route 5,
Charles T. Evans carrier, reinstated, no
substitute. South Dakota'-Howard. route
4, Guy II. Jones carrier, John II. Jones
substitute; washington, route l. Benjamin
F. Graham carrier, Albert r. McCarl sub
stitute.
Samuel A spratt has been appointed
postmaster at Bath, Brown county South
Dakota vice F. Morgan resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
NATIVES OF AUSTRALIA
German Naturalist Studies Blacks of
Tropics, Finding Them of
Low Type.

MELBOURNE, April 13.-CSpecial )-DT
klaatsch, professor Of human anatomy at
Heidelberg university, recently gave to an
Adelaide audience the result of his re-
searches in the last three years amongst
the blacks of tropical Australia, who still
present good many problems to the scien-
tihc mind.
In 1894 the Queensland government placed
at the disposal OF DR.. Klaatsch a small
sailing vessel In which to make a trip to
the coasts, rivers and islands of the Gulf
of Carpentaria. The most important fact
noted was a confirmation CT the view that
the Australian blacks must be considered
a relic Of primitive mankind. DR.. Klaatsch
said he agreed with DR. Howtts view
that the presence Of the aborigines in Aus
tralia could only be explained by the theory
of former land connection. He was in
clined to accept the view OF the existence
in prehistoric ages Of central point be-
tween Asia and Australia, from which in
one direction had been distributed the
Asiatic races, and in another direction the
Australian blacks. He and Mr.. Richter
of the Mapoon mission station explored the
bush country where no white man had
ever been before and gained the confidence
OF the blacks by a successful operation
on the breast of one OF the natives, the
breast being infiamed and requiring Iancing.
On subsequent trip the visitors entered
the Broome district OF northwestern Aus
traliar where he found that the blacks have
neither boats nor fishing Implements all
the fish they caught being killed with the
boomerang
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
MILLERS CHANGE THEIR BOARD
the Association from BecOm-
ing UnprOEFesAive.

CHICAGO. April I3-Tarln revision along
the lines OF reciprocity with Canada and
the countries Of South America was favor
ably discussed at the convention OF the
Mllers' National federation today. An
amendment 10 tho pure food law requiring
the weight Of each package Of food product
offered 10 the public 90 be printed on the
outside Of the package was also favored
Yesterday the convention reelected tho
twelve directors whose terms had expired.
Today, however, this action was rescinded
and a number OF new directors were cho-
sen. This action was taken not because of
any dIssa ausfactlOn with the other directors
but because Il Was held that the associa-
ton might become unprDgressiye because
OF the constant service Of the same dlros-
torE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
STRICT LAW ENFORCEMENT
Action Of berlin OmciuI May Cause
Change in Laws Governing
Politics.

BERLIN April l2.-lspecial According
to the Lokalanzeiger the authority which
IN Germany corresponds to the English
public prosecutor has taken step whicu
Will introduce an element Of bitterness into
party politics here. Committee rooms In
the Reichstag building are placed at the
disposal OF the various factions, and 1t has
been customary for those apartments to
be used for party meetings at which others
than deputies were present Some days
ago the socialists intimated TO the director
or the Reichstag that it was their desire
to receive a few friends in their committee
room, and in accordance with precedent
the necessary permission was granted 1t
afterwards leaked out that the reception
was in reality a conference Of socialist
deputies with fifty editors Of party papers
for the purpose Of considering a change in
journalistic tactics In view Of the results
OF the election. Although the meeting was
orderly, according to the prosecution this
assembly was a political meeting and
therefore In harmony with the Prussian
law should previously have been announced
to the police and should have been attended
by an officer OF the force. II this view
is correct the participants are liable to
fine OF not moie than $50 and Imprisonment
OF from eight weeks to six weeks duration.
The director OF the Relchstag would also
be liable TO a similar fine and Imprisonment
II he knew the purpose for which the room
was TO be used.
1t is a little odd that the present agitation
should be raised at a moment when all
parties seem to have agreed that some
thing should be done to improve the meet
ings law, which at present goes so far as
to forbid the presence Of women at political
gatherings.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES AUTO
several Tourists Badly Injured In
Grade Crossing Collision at
Savannah. Gn.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April l3.-A sightsee-
ing automobile with eight or ten tour
lists, while returning from THE Hermi-
tage," a few miles from Savannah, was
struck by an engine hauling some cars at
the crossing OF the Central Of Georgia
railroad and Bay street extension today.
Mrs F. A. Hitchcock OF Burton, O., aged
So and her daughter Miss Annie C. Hitch
Dock, were badly hurt. Mary T. Rourke OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. suffered severe injuries.
Helen C. McMany. a sister OF Mrs. Rourle.
was seated with the driver who pitched
her on the tender Of the engine and she
escaped unhurt. Lester Lukens, the chauf-
feur. and Charles Anderson, the lee
turer OF the car; r. f, Wallace. engineer
cf the train; w. F. Jackson colored nre-
man. and George Hubert. the crossing
watchman. were arrested. The police are
searching for the fagman.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
MAN SHOOTS ENTIRE FAMILY
AnEered Because ReprOved for Leav-
ing Window Open, New York
Man Uses Revolver.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Angered because
ho had been reproved for leaving a window
open near his bed last night, Frederick
Mattheson today shot and probably fatally
wounded his nephew. George Hoffman, with
whom he had lived, Mrs Hoffman and Ar
thur Goubeman, a nephew OF the Hoff-
mans. Mattheson had been III for some
time and had been cared for at his
nephews home In the Bronx He Is now
convalesCent after a severe attack OF pneu-
monia and when Mrs Hoffman entered his
room today and found him lying in bed
scantily clothed and with the damp air
blowing in on him from an open window
she spoke sharply to him. Mattheson re-
piled angrily that he was quite able to
care for himself A few minutes later
Mattheson came downstairs and entered
the dining room. He had on his overcoat
and as he stepped into the room he pulled
a revolver from his pocket and fired at
Mrs. Hoffman, the shot striking her in the
back. She ran screaming into the yard and
fell insensible.
Hoffman in the meantime had jumped up
and grappled with Mattheson but a second
shot laid MIN low and the assailant turned
10 leave the house. Just az that moment
Goubelman rushed down stairs and asked
what was the matter. For answer Mat
theson turned and sent two bullets into the
young mans abdomen. Then he fled He
was arrested soon after he left the house.
He was later arraigned and held without
bail Mattheson is IS years old and was
employed as a ticket agent by the Inter-
borough Metropolitan Transit company.
Hoffman Is 40 years old and a teamster for
the lntegbOrough company Mrs Holman
Is 40 years old and Councilman %.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
FIGHTS DRUNKENNESS
Premier Issues Circular to PrefectH.
Telling Them 10 vigorously
Enforce Laws.

PARIS, April 18.-(SpeciaL)-M CIemen-
ceau has issued a circular to the projects
OF the diffe' ent departments giving them
formal instructions for combating drunk
enness, in the course Of which he says:
THE abuse OF spirituous liquors which
Is attracting increased attention on the
part Of the public cannot leave the govern
ment Indifferent In agreement with the
anti-alcoholic groups OF the Senate and
the Chamber Of Deputies they hold that,
awaiting the voting Of new measures, il
behooves them at least to prescribe the
rigorous application Of existing laws which
place at their disposal certain means for
repressing drunkenness and for reducing
the number Of drinking places"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
EMPEROR FEARS CRITICISM
would Like 90 See America, hut Pres
ident Roosevelt Might Find
Fault

BERLIN, April l3-(speciaI THE Ber-
liner Zeitung Is authority for the state
ment that when the emperor went TO the
American embassy to dine the other even
ing he took with him not only a bouquet
and two photographs OF himself IN the
costume OF the time Of Frederick the Great
for Mrs. Tower. but also toys for the
children OF the ambassador.
AZ he was leaving replying in English to
a remark OF one OF the American guests.
he said. "Oh, yes, ! should very much Ike
20 visit the United states, not as emperor.
but as a private gentleman, and not for
a fortnight as is the fashion with globe
trOtters, but for at least three months
But who would represent me IN the mean
time, and what would my colleague. Presl-
dent Roosevelt. think OF me II l were 20
give the lie 10 his theory Of hard work
and little playT
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
.PITAU SERVES YEAR IN JAIL
RRnehman Who Pleaded Guilty TO
Land Frauds Pays Penalty While
Others, who Fight, Escape.

PIERRE, s. D., April 2.-tspecial Tele~
gTamr-Carl Pitah, Lyman county
rancher, was today discharged from Jail
in this city, after serving year and pay
ing a fine OF 1900 for securing homestead
entrymen for his own benefit. Pitan was
one OF a number charged with that offense
and entered a plea OF guilty and was given
sentence. The others all fought their cases
and were cleared Pitan asked for release
al the end Of the year without payment
Of the fine, but this was denied him, Sew
eral efforts were made to secure a pardon
for him, but all failed, an dhe had to serve
out the full sentence, while with the re-
suits in the other cases, had he made a
fight he would probably have been cleared
with the rest Of the party called into court
at the same time.