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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

ON the first floor and feet 6 inches on the sec
ond, with good air space over.
The stairway is well arranged so that light
from above will brighten the far corner OF the
living room.
The cost of this building in frame is given be-
low;
ENcayating ........,,. ...''''''''' FooO
Brick and stone ............,,.....' ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Moth and the Flame

HY does the moth go to the flame?
The answer given to this question by
the ancient Roman was Because it is
inquisitive" This reply has served to
point many a moral and adorn many
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

} have some more tea" urged the Tom
boy.
Not any, thank you,' responded
young Harrington stiffy, and he put
down his cup with clatter of fnality.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
An Eccentric Princess

HERE is probably no great lady in Eu.
rope whose eccentricities are so pro-
nounced as the Princess Pauline Met
tenich. For the past thirty years she
lo- boo, ) ,.,,-4 1,r;lI;,,.l -....- IL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

Diabo, in Arizona, has been poughed contains
diamonds If diamond bearing meteors fall upon
the earth, they fall also into the sea- And they
can be recovered. One of the most romantic
finds made by the Challenger discovered this
fact to the World, In deep abysses of the ocean,
which the dust of crumbling continents rarely
reaches, they dug up fallen stars. There in
those silent depths they found the stardust fall
en- from the neavens-insolube granules of iron
in which aeons had failed to work change If
the fragments of meteors speeding earthwards
may be gathered from the sea, why not the da.
monds themselves which, the scientists tell us,
lurk cleaning in the meteors?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Diamonds in the Ocean

HE investigations of men like Professors
Foote and Friedel and Sir William
Crookes show that diamonds urdoubt-
edly occur in the meteoric showers by
which the earth is bombarded. That
nninhtv fnllen siar hu a hinh III. Cn.....
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

DOW, Susie. at a time like this we must
N be firm | said. "and even when they
- offer real bargains, We must be quite
unmoved, hard as hints Suppose they
should want us to buy new brass
hedstead inlaid with ncnrl for two
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07

]. ]. Krsll. optik Tyndall bu-
de zde Al bfezea. KIDD potFebu.
lie brejle neehr 81 je dA zhotovit
cd speeislisty jake ic p. Krall.
Josef Koeer. syn Eobert a dee
"a Ruth odjeli do sveho domovs
v Pcreupine, 5. ID. po delsi nav
steve zde u znamyeh pstek.
J. p. Dufek. jtni rozvaii pos
tn IA route nam sdGluje lie feka
Iit stoupla al sem. Rene Stesru.
Sow ie zsp'aveu a voda stale pfiby
vi.
Velp. BSr,ik Lesttrville. Mi.
kolasck z vodhan a Simoaik q
Bsndon. assistovali zde phi 4oti
hodiuoye pobosnos,i We Tdejs!m
kat. kostele.
Nam ma prodei ponu, buggy q
ksir. Pons ic 6 let siara, buggy
a ksir iedsn rok, vse je v dobrem
stavu. Prodam lscino. ]. F. Ho
raeek.
Slutebne rozvatesa posty pc
ve,kovG bylo nedsvno zv}seno "a
5000 rot niho platu. eli SIS me.
siens. Pavodni plat byl 500 MT.
siene. Snad nyri nebude .oz.
vatcec zle.
Ote,feni Trip okresu die vse
hi sc nestane letosniho roku py.
brk az roce 1878 nebot con.
gresu nemohou zaletitosti toho Sc
t}ksjici dat do pofadku a proto
voli!i dclsi lhct1.
J ]. Hrusks a pant U.iky by
Ii zdk uavs,evou We stfeju. lao
jeni byl sklepuikem v hostinci
ient tam vyhotel, mas navstivil .
po2adal o Oslo listu Z ninuleho
tydnc. iezto mu pravide!ne sbofs.
10 v chni.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Josef
ALA
DTaiba,

Sc Dude odbyvat ma isrne Fr.
S,rsky 1 milf seveTu6 a : mile "a.
zadnG cd Tsbors, We stfcdu, aCho
bfezus 1907. zatinsie vIo bod n
rrno, We ktere Sc proda . koni. ~
kusn dobytks, 40 p'ssst, 400 sic.
pic, fsrmeske u3tini. - tun sCna
We ,tohp, domaci nsbytek a inc
veei Frank SiTska. M iitcl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Draiba.
TahOrska Stdtni Banka.

S, buGe odbYvat We etvr!Ck dee
f4ho bfezns, 1907, IA fArme
Mike Ryle a. mile vycLodne cd
Utuky poeinaie - hodin rano.
Bdde prodano al koni hfehei:
Iedo Nc Mshon vszi sooo liter
druby Linot zIoo liber. 40 kr'
50 dobytka registrovaueho. Here
ford, a krstkorohS. prassta troll.
no pienens. fsrmSske naeiui, 100
sIepic a mfmo toho iine veci. Dos
tavte sc vsichny ma tento prodci;
vybtr tude veliky. Mike Ryle,
mattel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Farma ma PrOdej.

Fsrma Dshlhe ffoss a4o skreeb
v sehci IL. IS. 90, So nil sever.
NJ Cd Tyndall. eeskem soused.
s,vi. Dobfe vzdelans. dobre sta
vby. msstsl a jine budovy. $50
akro poll ostatek pastr a louks.
10 akre ohrada IA prassta. 2
studae, a prsmenita voda v past.
ru. MGze sc pfevzit, no bier.
ma. Ceus i4S "a air. May raw
davck, ostatni ma splaIky. Geo.
w. Snow. Springfield, 5. L.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Polar ' UtiCe

v uedsli pol nee. hostipe c
Wsguera a w gncrs lehl pc; e.
lem a vclmi n alo wet. budove
sc naehareiicieh b,lo Esehrsneno
Staveni vlsstniI zdeiH FIR Cap.
ST., ktIiet mel d. BITE pojistecG.
Skoda Sc paeI IA $1,000. Wink
ohne rcni znam, a VI sc jcn as
povstal druhem pa,fe. Ma Ste.
stf obth hned zaeatku byl pozo.
ioyan Tide kdo nchl pomshal
pit hsseni. Jsste dobie ze nefou
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07

sp,lck Zen ~. LudmIly, CiS. iOd, {
h A. odbyva svS schnze druhou
|Isli Y mesicl. We spolkove SIM. An
|,le IIakloya. pfedscdkyne. Marie
|uanova, taIemnicc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
liiskd PLpska,

Jeden ubtan y Richmond. Ind, y
ID. Williams prayi: "Appcluii na
kaidGho sc Slabiml plidcmi, ny ulival
Or. kiuga New Discovery, icdiny lGk
jcni mi pnmohl" Tl"hriui vice 1.-Two.
"a NELL vscck line Itky dohrumaiy.
Uliyan profit ka,li a rimc po cclGm
svGtG. Lt6i aStmu, bronchitis, zaSkIt
modry kLSrl. Iauct maudli, chrapla.
vuSt tlbyic budUic plea Zarurcn
IN TdbprskG lCkarnt. 30 ~. PukuS
nj lahcy Idarma.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Umrti pi. SSdIaCkOVe.

Marie Sejlsekova. msutelka Ia
IA Sedlatks. zemlela zde ned6.
Ii rano poathnsnGm vtku y LEI
fcslosti vekem. PohIeb zesnule
&C odbyval IA zdejsim kat. LIbito
We "a yesstenstyi velkeho davu
pfatel a znsmych zesnule, kterJ2
il Prckazali tuto poslein roctu a
doprovcdili il K posIednimu odpo
einku, jeff teI,s schrauka by.
la pied pthfb,r vystaveua We
sPolkove SIM kat. speIkd.
Marie Sedlsekoya rczeua Sou.
hetfovs Sc narodila pied 3 roxy
krsii cssIsvskem av dope!em
eau Sc provdsls "a sveho uynii.
: ho mdts. v roku 1875 "a pit
kIadem muotJch kraJsuG ptiieli
do Am"r'ky a ussdili Sc v Ncw
i1rku. 20 ttiletem pobytu tam
oic's,ovali IA rApsd a usSd l. Sc
Eds v Tatofe bydlice Tde 20 CO.
lou tn dobu. Nemeli ditek. By
Ia dobror zenou a FRO svou mi
lou povahu sc tesla velke pfirni.
Vysloyujem mauieli zemfele svou
oeihlubsi soustrsst.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
ffi kaukusu rternim nasle dull
Ct obeans byli nominovani:

Dn,trnik nj varjy Jill Truncc
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
Money Order ma BanCe.

Pamatujte, kdyz hlmiSIite zaslat
nekam penizc, re ic ncijistcjl zaSlete,
kay 81 koupite Money Order IVA Ia
borSkG Bance. Pride yam 10 mno-
hem lacintii piihOdntii. Wife, re
kdyl ydm nckdo zaslc smtnku jdetc
II obytcini vyzvednout ma bank, To
same delaji u, iimi ia,lcte sm"nku
". rruC uSctiite penoi kdyi 81 kuu-
pite Money order ma baucc, pow vam
EiS'irc ldc uVsdcu6:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07

MA ZaPAr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07

ksl sitr, b. 10 by cele mesto Iehlc
plane mem, uebor doposuI nema
il vod&ruu. Ssasluou uahod on
Sc nslersIo mnoLo vojy pEiskle'
pr obchodu Feif.ra odkud Sc vo.
da eerpsla a ohGH ulivAn pejlema
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07

Ode vidnO, Ne usctiite mnohO pence
ubiyIasr pr zasilaui vttSich obnush,
2 nirhi poplatck IA poSte jc v6tsi.
KuidI zaSilateI cd mas "bdrN REZtT
VA obnus icuz zaslal kdyhy SO nami
vyh"tovcnS Money order ztratil v
poStarh, vyhotuyimc YAM jiny, anebo
vratimc pcnilc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-07
DoMACf ZPRAvY.

Marie Halmova byla zde Typ
N v pondeli.
T. v. Ptak Tyndall byl zde
! obehoduf zAlekitosti We etvrtek.
lescf Heino ST., byl v Lake An
IS ma navstevG ma zaeatku tydne.
Hdo by 81 pFal koupit len nechr
pFihlssi u Josefa Vyboruybo.
Ma prodej, Tabor Meat MARKET
dslsi 1ep,eite Sc c. F. B!aehni
Nellie Birdsellova byla IA nav.
.vou sve mstky We Springfield
nsdeli.
DR.. Formanka 5eska hofka ma
Fodej We vsech zdcjsich hostin-
ch. Zkuste j pro zdrav,.
josef Melichsr a josef Noll by
v okresnim side IN obeLojni
Il,titosti.
!. Z. Mstussa prscoval syp
MeCaull Webster tento tyden
nepfitomnos.i Jana Kos,tla.
z Tyadsll Sc ieas,nili rohtbn
Sedlaekove Josef Olivia jeho
ani, a n.s,ks, a 2i. NJ Reidigra.
FDuk Kos,el a paul. 9 pr. N.
Ielmrova z Avoa Sc I.sstuiIi
ohibu lesnule pr. Ssdlsekove v
Eug.
vsukdv obchod obdItsl veIkou
asObu pekpSch dttskSeh kcearo.
ltiid.e sc IA rs ,podivst, w tstt.
oye!
Do dc mScnos,i nsnkelh J. i.
(Osielovych zsvitsl kluk jake
uk pondeli. Jan ma rsdost
(sskoualou.
NJ. ). Rada pry ma iousaIeho
one kdo by jej ehtel vidst mo-
csc tam jit podivst. Ably to ma
once petyl ko;el.
Koupim diva parry dobr$ch tai
jeh kooi Fro iarmerskou prsci
81 "a set liter teike. Dam dob
Gu : nu Ia dobre koue. Et.
lava.
F,ants s suicek, doutnikaf z
Fynns!l b zde "a obchodem We
svrsk Bylo pry mu alma ma
orDi piJ,k a pro,o ST nanem ne
|hll rest knir.
Voj.tch Soukup &c Stanley ok
esu iert dIel zde naystevou pc
eiaky Gas, odjeI 10 sveho domo'
q We sifeda. Po dobu syebo pc
Pytu nskoupil rde nekolik set bus
Hui. prssata. a jine rsseby
|ct dchromsdy nap!nilo iidnu Ia
p. Sdeluie nam, Re posta We
Psearns jig pominula a misto nj
lastala posts Ksdoks. Kdo do
Flo DOLBY pssl znamJm do Stearns
49, ~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
Senate Bill for Issuance OF Ten
Dollar Gold Certificates.
OPEN INDIAN RESERVATION
Senate Measure Authorizes Deposit OF
Customs Receipts in National Banks
Raises Limit Of National Bank Cir
Circulation Withdrawable Monthly.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Sem
ate todoy passed the Sundry Civi! bill
carrying $114,0OO,OO0. 1t also passed
the Aldrich Currency bill by vote Of
4S to IA. The Currency bill authorizes
the issuance of ten dollars gold certi-
fcates to the end that the ten dollar
may be broken up into one,
two and five dollar bills for which
there is great demand. 1t also author
ICES the deposit of customs receipts in
national banks as the internal revenue
receipts are now. 1t raises from 49,
900 900 to $90OO,OOO the national bank
that may be rettrat in any
one mouth. The conference reports
were adopted on the Naval Army, For
tification and District of Columbia ap-
bills. The conference re-
port on the bill allowing the Govern
ment the night of appeal in criminal
cases was agreed to as was also that
on a bill opening to settlement one
million acres of Rosebud Indian preser-
walton in South Dakota,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
Confronted in the Hartman In
vestigation in New York.
POWER 0FSWOLLEN FORTUNES
Northwest Held Back For Years by
Failure of Union Pacific to Secure
Northern Paeifie-Many Grave Char.
ges Against Roads.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The asser-
ton by E. H. Hartman that Stuyves-
ant Fish was deposed from the presi-
dency of the Illinois Central because OF
misconduct as to the funds Of the COM
pany was leading feature Of today's
session of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Hartman was the only
witness, and events brought out by
testimony make the hearing memoir
able. other features Of Harriman's
testimony were; his continued refusal
to answer the questions relating to in
dividual stock transactions.
The explanation Of the transfer of
100000 shares of Southern Racitic stock
to William Rockefeller, during the at
tempt of James B. Kerr to secure con-
troll of the road and of the delayed an
nouncement of dividends in Union and
southern Pacific. Regarding the latter,
Hartman testified that he was compel
led to attend funeral the board had
agreed to meet and that the meeting
was not held and the dividend not. un-
til three o'clock in the afternoon declar
ed Hartman said this was after the
close of the stock market and the fact
that the dividend had been declared
was withheld in order to give the New
York market an advantage over the
London markets.
Then followed the attempts of the
government to show that the Union
Pacific charges unfair rates, STILES
competition in the vast territory ira
versed by its line, and that its divi-
dends of 10 per cent and its expendi-
ture of $24O,000,00O came from an un-
fair toll on it's patrons. An academic
discussion of railway regulation, by
high authorities on either side, that
ran from plea for legalized combina-
tions of railroads under government
supervision to the suggestion that gov
ernment control railway stock issues.
The charge and admission were
made that the misconduct Of the rail-
roads created a popular anger that
moves determineily for their regula-
ton. The charge was made that no
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
DIES FOR CHILDREN.

MONTREAL, Feb. 26.-Principal
Maxwell and sixteen children perished
in a fire this afternoon In the Hoche-
laga school of the Protestant commis-
sion. The fire was first noticed by
some workmen employed nearby.
The teachers were notified and the
work Of getting the children out OF
the building was begun. The Kinder
garten department was located ON the
second floor and 1t was here that the
loss Of life occurred. The children
were started out but found the lower
nall full Of smoke and refused to Je-
scend. They retreated to the room
whence they had come. The fire was
making its way upward and by this
time the smoke was growing so dense
that even the experienced firemen
could not stand it. Fireman tried to
get Miss Maxwell to go down the lad
der but Sne refuSed ana ruSneo udck
into the building in search Of the child
rem.
Later she was found lying on the
door with a child beside her. Their
deaths were caused by asphyxiation. No
fire escapes were on the building. The
children killed were aged from three
to eight years. 1t was asserted in the
office of the building Commissioner
that official notice was served on the
school commissioners in November
that not only this school but fifty 9TH
hers in the city must be provided with
fire escapes. None had been built at
the Hochelaga school, Another point
to be explained Is why the kindergar-
ten class had to be taken to an upper
story.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27

II. Chamberlain on Saturday last to
become effective on March 1st
In speaking Of the matter yesterday,
Mr.. Allen assured representative Of
the Morning Astorian that his relin-
quishment OF the post was made abb
solutely without any reservations on
his part or anyone clscs, 30 far as he
knew; ne In pleased with his business
prospects at Portland, and desires TO
be free TO make the most OF "A new
and successful business venture, and
In this connection, II may be said, In
passing, that while there are hosts
OF people here who will regret sincerc-
ly to see him pass out Of the social
and official life Of the city and county
there are none 10 begrudge him the
last limit Of a success In sight in cv-
cry field he may occupy.
A rumor was current in this city
yesterday that the district attorney
ship mas been promised to Repre-
sentative John c. McCue the rule
Of courtesy In such matters being
followed by the appointment Of a
republican in succession Of republi-
can, but this report was beyond
all chance Of confirmation or denial
yesterday.
The possibility Of the appointment
OF Attorney A. VI. Smith TO the vacan-
cy was negatived to a certain extent
by the assurances received from that
gentleman that he had made no over
lures for the place nor had ne receiv-
ed any from his friend, the governor:
so the matter remains in status quo
until His Excellency shall see At to
lift the veil which will be probably,
when the vacancy actually occurs, on
Friday next.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
Story Of Gypsy kidnapping and
Rescue Comes from illinois.
FATHER SEARCHES FOR YEAR
King Of Gypsy Camp Snatohes Up Girl
at Moment OF Rescue But After
Struggle Parent Secures Her Aided
by Officers Of tho Law.

CHICAGO. Feb. 26,-~After a search
OF nearly year. In which almost ev-
cry gypsy camp In the South and
Northwest had been visited, Cecilia
Demetro, IL years old. daughter Of
wealthy Greek In Little Rock. Ark,
who had been kidnapped March |, 1906
was found yesterday In camp near
Thornton, Ill. The little girl was CIV
on shelter at the police station here
last night.
Trace o. the girl was obtained by
Leo Demetro, her father, who had
searched for her eight month In vain.
Then he met a gypsy In Salt Lake city
who learned of his sorrow. The man
promised to inform him should he cv-
er hear of the camp In which the child
was held.
Accompanied by four deputy sheriffs
Demetro went to Thornton yesterday,
Just beyond the outskirts Of the town
is n camp consisting Of more than 100
tents. 1t was there that Cecilia was
held prisoner, when the Greek cop
persmth and his companions arrived
the girl was playing on the prairie
with several other youngsters.
Before Demetro could reach his
daughter he was thrust aside by John
Joe, king OF the camp, and who is said
to have kidnapped the child. Jaoat
burst from a tent and seized Cecilia
as she was about to spring into her
fathers arms. In an instant hundreds
of gypsies were swarming out of their
smoke filled homes and hurrying to the
scene.
Demetro seized the gypsy Joe by the
throat. While they were struggling
on the ground scores Of Joe's followers
crowded around and threatened to in
terfere but the officers drew their re-
volvers and then seized the little
girl. An instant later Demetro regain
ed his feet and taking his daughter
stood with the officers. Awed by the
display of weapons, the gypsles re-
treated and the deputy sheriffs hur-
ried to Thornton where the boarded
train for Chicago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
Abandons Design Of Having the
Work Done BY Contract.
System.
ENGINEER STEVENS RESIGNS
Said to Have Taken Criticism of Work
to Heart--President Determined No.
thinq Shall Check Continuance Of
Digging Of Canal.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-By order
addressed to Chairman Shonts of the
panama canal commission, President
Roosevelt as far as lay in his power
under existing the law transferred to
the engineer branch Of the army re-
sponsibility for the further construc-
ton of the Panama Canal. He also
formally recorded the abandonment, for
the present at least, of the project Of
having the canal work done by con-
tract. Another feature was the an
nouncement of the resignation Of John
F. Stevens as Chief Engineer of the
canal construction. The President in
tends that there shall be re-
organization of the Commission with
three army officers, General Goethals,
Major Gaillard and Major Siebert, of
the engineer corps as its leading men,
bers who are to have charge Of the
engineering features of the canal work.
General Goethals will be chairman and
chiea engineer. Blackburn of Ken
lucky who will retire from the Senate
in March will be made member Of
the commission. The retirement Of
Shonts and Stevens will leave but two
vacancies, so thare will be two more
retirements necessary to make way
for the army officers and Blackburn.
The President is determined that
the work en- the canal shall proceed
1tinuously and temporary disloca-
tons caused by designations of high
er officials will not be allowed to in
terfere with the progress.
The president Ii unaware Of any
specific reasons for Stevens resigna-
ton. 1t surprised him very much for
as late as the middle of December Ste
vens made no mention of a wish to re-
tire. 1t had been known, however,
that Stevens had been stung very mucn
by the criticism aimed at him in con-
nection with the canal work, some of
which came out during the hearings
before committees Of congress. 1t is
understood that Stevens is leaving to
accept a position with a great engi-
neering enterprise in this country at
an annual salary more than double
that which he now receives from the
government
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
CHANGE PASTURE LIMITS.

The conference reports on the Army
and River and Harbor Appropriation
bills were presented. Conferees were
appointed on the Postoffice Appropria-
ton bills after Intellectual effort had
been made to recede and concur in cer-
tain Senate amendments relating to
the pay of rural letter carriers and rail-
way mail employees. Two veto mes
sages of House bills wee received, one
of them negativing the Kiowa pas
ture townsite bill and the other bill
for the relief of civilian who serv-
ed In the Civil war.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-27
government.

country in the world is SO hostile to
large transportation interests.
The assertion was made the pur-
chase of the Southern Pacific by the
Union Pacific had given the southwest
ten years advantage in development
and that the failure of the Union Pac-
ifiic to secure the Northern Pacific had
left the Northwest ten years behind
where it would nave been if the con-
troll had been obtained. All this end
ed in remarkable scene where govern
ment and the man stood confronted.
The days events gave vivid and in
innate realization of the problem of
swollen wealth and railway regulation.
1t made notable contribution to the
,ancial history, light and dark, of
tina 7IFHTf
Harriman's examination was conduc-