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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
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tai, earta eertlfieada. eatande en-
sendidos do que 81 ohssquian nuss
troa dsEsos tai como los preeisan,os
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
La Patria lla-
maidlsus hijos.

4 . .-# u y i
Por lin Mexico nuestra PatrIa. va 4
oars prlmec paBO en- Ia VIA de las ma
IGlonea de primer oSClen, pues CiecidId
ue una m2Dera deanitlYa Celebrar cor
una hsrpoSici0n Universal el DioriosO
pflmSss OentenArl0 de Ia Independen'
Cia i0e Mexico, durnnte ell pr6xImo I'D
tde eptiemhretd de 1905 feclis de eter,
pA mmembranZa pOr recordarnos en-
eaH Llempo, que; hace 100 aiIos resOu6 Ell
primer Erlt0 de Ia llbertad nacional
en- ei .PlntoleSc0p pueblo de Dolores, y
los dominlos d Q mundo ciyilizado.
slenno eScuchado con respeto por To-
uas laS nacicnea del Orbe.
La Oomisi6n Nacional de MAxIco
manlhestA q .todo8 los mexlcanos de
nacton8liuad o ra2a, va Vivian an el
Lerrnno del pals s va auSentes de Ia
EntrR QuertdH, que al recordar esa fe-
cn1, comnlgueu todos en- unn sola ns-
ptfaci6n patrl0tica, p0niendo cada n.
no 10 que este de su parte para ell ma.
yor lucimiento del aCto soiemne. pues
en- este gran dia de Ia Patria libre, to-
doS eus hllos convlene que est9n en-
comunlon De hermanoS, olvidando rem.
cores politicos y aspIraciones persona.
Es tiempo "a de que nns prepa remos
como huenos mexIcanos para que cum.
pianos de Ia mejor manera possible con
lo8 ueDerea que noa imPone Ia Patria,
l1a Somision Naclonal que normara eli
festival del Centenario ha solIoita(Io eli
concurso de todos los mexicapos On.
DE que todos y cada nno cOlaboremns
annque sea con opiniones preyias M
nhcaoas Por medic de la prensa sobre
la maneEa de que tenga mayor esplen-
oiueE eE festival, que sea mas hunroso
hn RNN .Ns.k,xs 4
Republics. = ."
La 0omlslon Hacional termind ,si
lajpatEiotica conYucatorla: :
Isl ahos pOE afIo cOnmemoran los Gin:
dadanos de Ia RepGblica, patrl6tica.
mente unldoS los Poderes Pdblicos
ia decha de eSe aniversarIo glorloso'
con mucho mayor; motive .debera ser
ceieorada Ru secular commemorative
con todo ell Impulse de nuestro ciyls-
mo toda 10 magniacencfa do un pue-
No sc trata, no, de las ideas de una
parc!aiidad p0iitlca, nj de successes que
oespterteu memorials luctnoaas para
aigunoa De nueStroS compatriotaS. nj
pue recueFde dlsanclones entire hermn.
nosi slno de la Solemnidad del comm
nogar, dc Ia fiesta de la gran familia
La Colnisl6n Nacional invita-, ones
q toaoa los hiIes de Mexico para que
solldariamente nnidos por Ell aureo
Vinculo de Ia verdadera libertad, pres.
Ten su achiyo concnrso en- 10 gran so.
ieE1hlded de Ia patgia.
MExloAEos: que el mnndo civiiizado
nos contemple en- 1910, cobiJados bajo
ei hefmoso pahell6a trlcoior, celebran-
90 ia ianddcion de nuestroS lares, de
-aaasiles aaados lares que ostentan el
egn!ia cauda. por slmbolo escudo. =
que tienen Por principle y diylsa: II.
bertad, p5z y tfEba;o."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Industrial Floreciente

FL pls,.no msx,cono o.,s ,ao,,r,,,
do un yastfsimo mercado en- los Esta.
dos UnidOs, esta llnmado 4 ser uno
de los productus mexicanos de mayor
demanda en- todas las plaIas del mer.
eado amerlcano; pues NJ. Raniey die
Nueva York. ,Siuvo hace POGO en- Me.
xlco, q lin de arreglar la exportaci6n
gel piatano mexicano en- In mas alta
sasa tSsas, gps puene .sae, snponeffse, de con,
desde FronteFa. Tahaseo y Nj MsVtco VII "a, na. "a
"a surtir entire otros Estados eli de Re.
xas.
Dice hr. Barney;
"sera solo asunto dc pocos aflos, di-
20, el que Galveston Sc conyierta en- el
s.St, saSos Ueilo ,t ue als5rieusl9h s ne los pa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Almas Gernelas.

hitades tie gotas de rocio s
con que I'll mar al beberla.
on 10 profundo de Su sueifo fSfo
cuaja una sola perla;
atomes del perfume de la rosa
que ei yisnto niece undo: ...
notas que yibra el arpa meiodiusa
igualeS Ell Sonido:
estrellas d0blcs que en- al alto cleiu
una 6Tbiia descrihen;
almas gemeias que en- oil triste suelo
de un penSamtento yiyen:
esto, SIN duda, son los que So Qu3eren
ST 70 guardandU eGtera;
acaso pasarap, cnandn aqui musren
4 amarse rn 6tra esfern. -,
EMILIA pARpo BAZkS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Gutenberg.

EG Magnneia sc acaba do enc6ntrar,
entire los clmtsntos de unaa yieJas
coitstrliceioncs, un esllTaleto peTfeeta-
monte copseYyado.
Por clcrtos inalclos, al pareear segu.
r0s, sc Huponn que es OF eslno.etO dc
Gutenberg, ei famoso descnbfihor de
10 tmprsata, que, como es gahito, ma.
clio muTi6 en- aqnella ciudad alama.
MA,
El desc''bPImlento liza produoido gran
lmpFasi0n, y 81 80 compFueha 10 que n
lioTa no es mas que una Huposiei6n
mas q menos fnndada, se ofganizaYan
s0leUheS ceremonjas Ipafa oil trasIado
q un panis6n de los gl0TiDsos restoa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
RoosEp ELr EN Ell

El Ptestdente Roosevelt fu4 perso.
nalmehts d rccoger su cosecha de he.
no en- cl rancho de Lagamurc. iba
vesttd0 dc hlanco con sn canlsa nesii.
gne que d POGO rate de empexada la
tasea NO yaita ya nj 3Ocentayos. Grue-
Ias gotas tic sudor corrian por Ia frcn-
Ia del exImio rresldente. per0 nj aun
para enjugarselas de,enta su taecs,
pneS estaba tan satlsfecto. que maue.
jsba lss herramientas con mas har,ll-
dad que Ios tcnrsambrsdos 4 desempe.
fiatias.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Las Crisantenas.

En desmesuradas yemas,
sobre los tales entecos
en- los parterres va secos,
Sc espanIan las erisantemas.
flores raraS, son embismas
del arte de nuevo5 ecoS,
auiante de oflas y tieccs
Y de rarezas snpremas.
Exoticas y hieTaticas,
como prlncesaS asiatteas,
pues que son raras, sou bellas.
Ptenttidas entEe los fasos
q abiertas gobre los vases
como monstruosas estretIas,
FaAHCIsco CosTRERAs,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25

cnmare I'D. Ia cRUz ELEeTRICA,
90 buena para ri renmatiann o;ruq
Intermediates. Yale un peso, DlrtIa-
ne q Pablo rrtlsi s0a e. Laredo ST,
snn Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Diecionario I,sglss ,!.I. 81 Espassl y, /

COntleps tcdas La YucSs usnalsa III,
ainbas lens mas con sus sdifesantes aeap
eicties: les pglnaiEales issssa fgpaIlla.
res y nsntassnnoa, 70 isomeueiaturz ma.
usgfia eomesetai e Industrial; ios nosa.
hfea psppitrs = !e pronunciation s;guSa
ua do los s1lcfstaa pog T., Corona Rgg.
saninnte, tSfs spaloa blsu eaEasfats9z
Psecie, 1850 Pftsass f,abto Dfuz.
2sa6 q, tsaf@tto So. San Aatonio, TsSxaa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25

RECUERDOS DE UN YIAAJE
Obra na famoSo General Ignacio
Martinez, ase5inado en- Laredo. $500
V1AIE UNIVERSAL.
por el mtstlo. el.S0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
JUAN yATr,toNp

co'nponc. yende y renta Mkdainaa
de coser y rsiojra de- pared - 7es q
pccOn street.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
Roosevelt y Mexico

En- In entFaststA quo tayiotots 6iti.
maaiente oil hinistro da Hacienda ri.
mantonr el Rsesldsnte de To ,Pfensa
hsseiada, dtasHtIaIaiI el ini5Tms He
gad0 Il M8sicn y relative 4 ule oil Pre-.
siden;p Roosevelt adaptark I'll paissno
plan fefroosrfi;eto para los Esgsi.,5a
Un!dOg, que ha adaptafi1 el GObierno
mpxicntio,
Este asunio 10 itabian ya tornado en-
consideration 81 PTesIdent6 Roosevelt
y ri Secretarlo Root, degde que Ltiyiey
ron una cDnteTancia, hhce tlegnpo con
sl MIplslfo Ilnaut9ur aserca del con.
ttoi del GOblnrno sobfe las vias fIaeIo
nalca. ain que pof esso tss nDplp4f,iaa
(, q Dlalcs do las giaa fefsnqiasias. 70.
bunoIen 4 nlBguno do ans tiosaniIus.
III oisjeta capital, dice hl MiajatarIo,
ea diE5rcidr el epatrei tsT7OoafriifTa df Ia
poiRica. Rosesros cresmos qils sSsa rldSs
De oentfpF fsrfpHrTiisJp ishRFa IA ta,sn
egilO.
Is el gran tecnrsp para ayilAr el
fT1ta faffueasrileru.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25
oAlnA pE IN Rnirfnns,

Ea Filadellls SO cayG un gran et,iti.
clio y ufieln0 series daIins. pIies mats
tres indiyidntS, laEtIin6 10 y sepuItd
30 bsI0 sna esronsbfoa,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25

firniado peaiDlsmo de que partlnipa.
Ian slgnnns lnnghles eStsaaler0s; dag-
collar en- los Hias 0hsGnf6a, toTfe dc
foItalela para sSi pueblo, slF nsezSlefsA
Jainas Ell saonadas J cIisftslaxpS, Ne,
reno, intrspido, ngnca mas tEananiin
que gnstitlo l1ls acontseilnisntpa pare.
cian cDDspifar atfaatofpaf Z slis plaFss,s,
este gran hex sieatlo ila sldo el 81 Ian en-
In pbfs de csJ1stsuis una tssalsGsll.
mad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-07-25

VICTOR HUGO.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

De Smet, S. d., July End, 1907.
The board of county commissioners
of Kingsbury county, S. d., met in
their room at the court house in regu-
lar session. All members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and on motion approved
The board of county commission
ers and the county auditor after being
duly sworn organized as a board of
equalization, and the assessors books
not being all returned it was moved
and carried that the board adjourn as
a board of equalization until July 10,
1907, and proceed as board of coun-
.ty commissioners.
The committee appointed to view
the proposed bridge site on the Sec
tion line between sections 20 and 32,
township 10, range 81, reported that
in their judgmet, the old bridge would
do for this year, but recommended
that the county build one in 1908.
A petition was presented from the
board of supervisors of Whitewood
township asking that the county con
struct bridge across the inlet to
Lake Whitewood between the S w !
of section 6 and the n w ! of section
7, township 100, range 81.
On motion A. n. Barber, f. NJ
Wolfe, and f. 2. Hardy were appoint
ed committee to view said proposed
bridge site and report at the next
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
RAILROAD COMMISSION WORK.

After consultation with the railroad
commissioners of the state of Mime
sofa, the railroad commissioners Of
South Dakota find that they have a
long time task on their hands before
the completion of the work of the
appraisement of railroad property, or
dered by the Legislature.
In the meantime, however, the adj
justment Of rates need not halt. The
commission has already established
freight rates On the railroad lines east
of the Missouri river and expects to
extend those rates to the west side as
soon as the newly constructed lines
are in operation.
The commission also has before it
the duty of establishing new passen-
ger rate, though it need not make
haste under the law, which reads:
The board of railway commissioners
of this state are hereby empowered
and directed to make for each of the
railroad corporations doing business
in this state, as soon as practicable, a
schedule for reasonable maximum
fares and rates of charges for the
transportation of passengers, freight
and it shall be the duty of
said commissioners to make such clas-
sifications: Provided, that the maxi
mum compensation per mile for the
transportation of any person with or
dinary baggage not exceeding $50
pounds shall not be greater than y
cents per mile between points whore
| the distance traversed is entirely with
in this state, except upon narrow
gauge railroads.
The existing passenger fare is three
cents a mile. The commission is di.
rected to reduce the fare to two and
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
learns that the authority it attempted

learns that the authority it attempted
to save is apparently lost.
The authority is lost temporarily
through decision by the federal cir
cult court and an appeal has been tax
en- to the federal court of appeals by
the state and the. appeal cannot be
presented until December. Should the
state win in the higher court, it will
be merely at the beginning of litiga-
tion as defendant, though it may be
able to enforce the law, pending a
final decision.
As the railroad companies have es-
tablished themselves in resistance to
all legislative interference with their
business, the conclusions arrived at
will affect the constitutionality of the
Legislative action under which the
South Dakota board of railroad com
missioners is operating Sioux Falls
Press.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26

meeting.
Henry d. Aust, of Manchester town
ship, filed an affidavit stating that he
was assessed with school poll tax
for the year 1906 and that he is not
of legal age.
On motion the county auditor was
authorized to issue refund order to
Aust for Sl.00 for illegal school poll
tax for the year 1906.
The superintendent Of the poor
farm presented his quarterly report
and on motion it was accepted and
ordered placed on file.
This being the date set for receiv-
ing bids for furnishing coal to the
county for the ensuing year, the fol-
lowing bids were submitted: the
Farmers COOPERATIVE Assn. at S9.55
per ton; Robinson Co. at $3.50; Van
Dusen Elevator Co. at $3.50 per ton
all Tor July delivery.
Motion made and carried that the
bid of the Farmers Co Operative
Assn. at 1886 per ton be accepted
and the county auditor was authoriz-
ed to purchase all coal needed at the
court house and poor farm for the
ensuing year.
On motion board adjourned till to-
morrow morning at nine o'clock.
July 3. Board met pursuant to ad
iournment of the End.
! All members present.
The clerk of the circuit court pre-
sented his report of vital statistics
showing names of persons reporting
births, deaths and burial permits
issued and amounts due each party.
On motion same was approved and
warrants ordered drawn in payment
of same.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26

one half cents per mile and it may re-
duce it below that figure, in its dis
cretion. But the law says this is to
be done "as soon as practicable" Civ
ing the commission margin bounded
by its own judgment.
When the passenger fare reduction
is put into force, it will probably be
fixed at the maximum for the present.
that being interpreted as the eintention
of the Legislature, which hesitated be-
tween two cents and two and one half
cents and finally placed the response
bility on the commission, which was
authorized to act after ascertaining the
values of property and business trans
acted.
The South Dakota board found Il
railroad board in Minnesota during its
recent visit to the capital of that state
and from the Minnesota board it pro-
cured valuable information on the
subject of how to do it.
At this juncture the Minnesota board
finds itself powerless to act, having
been bound by the courts to policy
of inactivity while awaiting the re-
suits of litigation instituted by the
railroads to prevent the enforcement
of the railroad laws of the state.
1t is reasonable to assume that the
same intervention will manifest itself
in South Dakota when the railroads
are ready for it, The case instituted
in Minnesota will produce final de-
cision that will be applicable to all
the states and if Minnesota is shorn
of its power to regulate railroads, the
other states will find themselves in
the same predicament.
The Minneapolis Tribune looks Sc
riously upon the situation in that
state 1t says:
The state of Minnesota is PROSTATE
at the feet of the railroads. This great
commonwealth endowed by the free
consent of its people with power to
regulate commerce within its borders
and that right irrevocably guaranteed
by the federal constitution, IS helpless
1t has created artificial persons, known
as corporations, to operate its great
highways, and now finds itself impo-
tent to control the amount of com
pensation which those artificial per-
sons shall take for their services. 1t
has endowed those feshless and blood
less creatures with special privileges,
reserving to itself the right to control
the manner of their use, but now
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26
TO REVoLUTIONiZE NORTHWEST.

That is what the successful inves-
tigation of the Ignite by the Z. S,
government is very liable to do. For
some time an investigation as to the
valuable properties of Ignite coal has
been under way, and it has progress
ed so far that the announcement has
been made that Ignite is only equal
ed by anthracite coal for producer
gas purposes.
Producer gas is a fuel that is better
adapted to use in internal combustion
engines than any other fuel known.
Internal combustion engines are that
class of engines in which gas, mixed
with a proper quantity of air, is ignit-
ed within the cylinder, using the ex-
pansion produced by the combustion
to produce the power. Scientific in
vestigation has proved that more
heat units are utilized under this
method than by the old system OF
fire under boiler.
Statistics show that the money paid
for coal for manufacturing purposes
in the New England states alone
amounts to over S50,0O0,000 year. 1t
is estimated that the coal used to fur
nish power for those factories under
the producer gas system would be
reduced so to 60 per cent of the ton
mage now used, which reduction, to-
gether with the reduced cost of lig-
mite, would place the power within
the reach of factories located in lig.
mite fields at less than 30 per cent of
what it now costs.
Again, by converting the power in
to the form of electricity it can be
transported $50 miles without cost,
except the outlay for the heavy cop
per conductor. mere nothing as com.
pared with the cost of transporting
coal by rail. This means that Ignite
could be hoated down the Missouri
river to Pierre and there converted
into electricity and carried to almost
every town in the state.
The success of the producer gas
system operated with Ignite coal, ol
which the northwest has almost ar
inexaustible supply, means that il
time the Northwest will become {
great manufacturing center. CheaI
fuel and railroad facilities are the re
quirements Of a manufacturing cen
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26

On motion board adjourned till 3
O'Clock in order to visit the poor farm.
3o'clock p. m. The board having
returned from the poor farm they
proceeded to examine all bills against
the county.
After having allowed the bills mo-
tion was made and carried to adjourn
till Tuesday, July 9th, 1907.
July 9th, 1907. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment of July 3rd.
In compliance with the order from
the circuit court of the ninth judicial
circuit it was moved and carried that
the county auditor be hereby instruct
ed to reduce the valuation OF shares
of capital stock of the First National
Bank of Arlington, S. D., from $9,857
to $5,092 aud he is hereby instructed
to reduce the 1906 tax accordingly,
and he was further ordered to issue a
refund order for $95.79, the amount
over paid by them on the first half
of the 1906 taxes.
Acting on the advice of the states
attorney the petition of w. G. Foster
tax agent of the Western Town Lot
Co. to reduce the assessment on GER
tain lots in the city of De Smet waj
denied.
This being the date set for hearing
CONTINUED on Page IL
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26

ter, and under the new system we
have both.
Not long ago the INDEPENDENT pre-
dicted that an electric road would
connect the two Dakotas in time, and
with the new power electric railroad
service can be extended to cover the
two states at far less cost than steam
road connections.
A great future awaits the Ignite
and adjoining portions of the North
west. The success of the producer
gas system and the consequent cheap
power will bring about such changes
in this section of the country within
a generation as we never dreamed Of
before.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-26

Estate of Thomas Holland, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersign-
ed administrator of the estate of Thomas
Holland. deceased, to the creditors of and
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at his office i'm the
town of Bancroft, in the county of Kings
bury, state of South Dakota.
Dated July 16. 1907.
w. NJ. MASON,
Administrator of the estate of Thomas
Holland, Deceased.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18
70 Colleges Help Arbitration. e

BY President c. F. TtiWING of Re,rv
~ HE college is ordained men and to DISCOVER
TRUTH In training the college promotes the cause
~ OF international arbitration, for element of char
acter which the college trains holds intimate relationship
to the great of arbitration characteristic mark of the
educated man is SELF RESTRAINT Self restraint is a function
OF the will 1t represents camne when tempted to be mpe
GUS humility when tempted arrogant recence when the
provocation is to speak But self restraint is MORE THAN A
FUNCTION OF THE WILL stands for the SIMPLICITY quiet
ness and sobene Of the gentleman 1t is from bumpous
extravaganza and what metaphor and fact called
LOUDNESS. Such quality the college trains
Self restraint however, become atrophy self mega
ton 1t represents repression point order gain IN
ANOTHER 1t the dam built give greater power pentup
stream The of self restraint the can arbtrae
THE COLLEGE, THEREFORE, BY TRAINING MEN OF SELF RE
sTRAlNT, is HELPING FORWARD OF ARBITRATION
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SOcialistic Arguments
Are Only Speculation.

By NJ NJ HANGASARIAN Of hicaso.P oitca
HE arguments which may be found literature are
PARADONlCAL in the And for some reason
~ advocates of the maintain silence on the question
OF how much property the government is and they
do not tell us how going dposes8 the PRESENT OWN
Eo OF their property On this subject writer says that
the Socialist party has captured the government THE REST Is
EASY They evidently intend club head and take
his property away from him. But who decide question of
REMUNERATION?
The truth that wealth produced by ability and IN
DUSIRlAL GENIUS These hard for the orkinan
and the best friend of the physical abore the man of ability the
man WHO CAN ORGANIZE. Therefore it is muscular labor
that dependent upon mental labor which scarcity and if the
worst the the brains take shovel and
wheebarrow and earn his living.
In the history of the majority has ALWAYS been
roed by the minority and takes optms the day when
the majority will control
Today every city managed by group men, and so is the
nation Socialism still paper. propectus-a speculation