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Mrs. Albertina N. Anger.

Mrs Abcrtiua y. Anger, nee Nricuitl.
mother in-law Of former Mayor William
& Rauschcnberger and Of the hate Hem
ry J. Buumgartuer, died on Friday aft.
crnoou. mt the age of - years. The
funeral will be held from Tire family
residence 50 Lewis avenue, at !
o'clock ON Monday afternoon tn ~
Matthews church, Tenth street ana CAR
hrId avenue Mrs Au-er WAS % resident
at fhc city for many years. llar hgs
band vas III ono tinu nm alderman from
fE. Irufn ward
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
Practicable Range Only About Ten Niles
at Present

Wireless teIephoning has been making
steady progress of late. although .ts
achievements are still far behind those
of wireless biography.
The range of practicable wireless tp'e-
phuuy is as yet only ten miles or So.
One reason for this, says the Review
of Reviews is the fccbenesS of the cleo
trio currents used in telephone CONVEX
satiuu OYER wires as compared with those
that are capable of being used in tele-
graphing either with or without wires.
Telephone conversation has never yet
been successfully carried 10 distance
of 100 miles of submarine cable under
the ocean. The limiting telephone range
over such cables has been about sixty
miles. Consequently wireless telephony
does not nave to be carried t. many
times its present range in order to beat
wire telephony on submarine cables
The conditions are, however. very diff
fcreut over land. Wire telephony /,
commercially pracucod up to distances
of 1900 miles, and is capable of being
extended by sufficient expenditure of
money on the wires 10 300 miles, or
even more.
Wireless telephony has therefore to b.
vastly extended i'm range in order o. beat
the record of wire telephony over land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
An Odd Marriage Complication.

Nile Deschanps, who was about to be
married to NJ. Lenoir the other day at
La Haye, Malherbe, in Normandy. dis
covered that the marriage would be ille-
gal. because, in the eye of the law. she is
a boy. The bride and bridegroom and
their friends were gathered together pre-
vious to the ceremony, when the village
schoolmastcr, who is also the register of
births and the village clerk, rushed into
the room. eXclaiming: "The marriage is
impossible," He explained that his prede-
cessor had by mistake registered the birth
as that of boy. and under the registra-
ton Mile. Deschamps would become IL
able to service rs a soldier this year. NJ
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Printing lor President Diaz.

With simple but impressive ceremony
President Diaz WIS presented Saturday
aIth the military painting prrtraylng the
action of hi. command ia tue nattle Of
pueha against tie French forces III the
uur NJ dine invasion Tie printing, which
Als the work ut thr artist Francisco dc
f. Mendoza. Il professor in the national
.Nuo 81 tiuo arts aud Of the military col.
ie-e. Was executed Il tile request 0I tile
Governor, of twelve Mexican states aud
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ton, he wagged his tail, and incidentally
his head wagged at the same time. The
switching crew saw the light moving and
stopped their train. 1t moved again, ana
they strted, and this reverse motion was
kept up for some time, until the engineer
was exhausted in operating his reverse
lever lie jumped off and ran back to
see what the signals meant. and when he
"a" the cause of it he said something
II IS needless to say that after this he
Eill work only on signals that are given
higher from the ground.-kansas City
journal.
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French Women Work.

Ot the 81, 80 900 population Of France
there is a working population of 1870
OI5 and a third of the number of wage
earnerS are women and girls. Nearly Il
third of the persons engaged IN agricul-
tural pursuits are women. Of the wom-
en- worker, i third are employed in the
learned professions and about - per
cent are engaged I'M commerce.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
Dog "Flags" Train.

In Nuskogee, q negro who drives the
street sweeper, has fine bird dog which
walks ahead Of the sweeper at night ard
carries n lighted lantern in his mouth.
The other night, as he was crossing the
railroad track, he stopped minute IL
look back and sec If the sweeper was
coming. Being q dog of happy disposi.
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WOMEN NEED HIGHER EDUCATION.
BY James Bryce

1t Is true that the greatest geniuses
have not been women. Perhaps they
make a better showing against men
in the world of affairs than in the
world of pure thought. which seems
odd when one considers how seldom
they have had the chance of showing
high craftsmanship. But the argu-
ment that the greatest men have sur
passed the greatest women really is
quite beside the present question.
Colleges and universities are not in
tended for Platos, and NewtonS, and
Goethes. They are intended for
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
PosToFFICE AND CRIME DETECTION.
BY George b. CorteIyOu.

1t will be readily understood that
the guarding Of the mails for the
purpose Of keeping at the minimum
the manifold abuses to which they
are Inherently subject is task OF
great magnitude but it is being bet
ter and more efficiently done every
year. affording much justification for
the remark which was made not
long ago, that the PostofIice Depart
ment of the United States is the most
effective agency in the world for the
detection and prevention Of crime
and the nnnrehenSIOn Of the GRIM
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With Population of 1000 Maginettc Sta.
tistics Show Only Seven Deaths
During Month Of July

MAEINETTE, vs., Aug. = Spn.
c,uI. MarIurttr claims 'he lowest I.arU
record for Ill" state With "a pupuuUuu
1T over 10000, only seven deaths iu 'aI.
city were reported during JUS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
JOHN H ROEMER
IS APPOINTED,
Gov. Davidson Names Prominent Mil
waukee Lawyer for Member of
Railway Commission.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. Especial.
AT $40 this afternoon Gov. Davidson
appointed John II. Roemer of Milwaukee
railroad commissioner.
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A GIANT COFFEE CORNER.
By A. w. Atwood.

f7 No country organization has ever at
7 !. !:
IN tempted to control the price of a commodity
~ on anything like the colossal scale that is now
III being resorted to by the government of Brazil,
III | and group of merchants and bankers asso-
| cated with it, to prevent further decline in
! u the price of coffee. On Aug. g. 1906, the Presl-
IN dent of Brazil signed the so-called valorza-
J tlo bill, providing for a S75,OOO,00O bond issue
By the States Paulo Mnas and Rio the three of
producing States of Brazil and guaranteed by the
general government Already large proportion of the
loan has been placed and with the proceeds about 1900
900 bags of coffee have been purchased by the government
and set aside with the purpose of raising the price OF
coffee Enemies of the vaorzaton scheme assert that
must ultimately fail, anything in the nature OF an
attempted is to do it is contrary to the
laws of political economy. The friends OF the scheme
deny that any effort is being made to cofe or to
create trust monopoly in that commodity, and GER
tainy In spite Of the heroic efforts that being made
support price that article there has been evil
dence In the movement of prices since the vaoriMtion
law into effect the assumption that
corner Is likey.-Van Norden Magazine
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But One Deduction.

The Clergyman-You should seek
work, my friend. You know Satan finds
employment for idle hands.
The Hobo-Tanks, kind sir Many
times before I've been told to 70 ter de
devil, but never in such diplomatic
langwidge. Puck.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
MORSE INDICTED
At FOND .DU LAC.
FORMER CONGRESSIONAL CANDI-
DATE WITH TWO OTHERS MEN
TONED IN TRUE BILLS.
PLOT TO DEFRAUD IS CHARGE.
Former District Attorney and Ex-Sheriff
Earcum Said to Have Conspired,
Thereby Mulcting County.

t,n>-N nv
ioND ~ IAO' " 49, AUS tsp
clalJ-Roy l.. Morse, former district at
torney, Bernard Sheridan, and j. {.
Horcum. former sheriff have been in
S;,t,d T. >. 10 mend inn. in tr,,, ran, re-
~ '"1 80 = Wv
turned TINS morning,
The bills against Sheridan and Morse
are combined. and charge these two for
NOR officials ,vitb boyirs entarad into =
-,l.',,.,ia.' .et';al, 49,, -,,,,,,,, l.,
FfwunHnHNS ~ so -oi ~ IN VA
- .,I. az 20 fIIa IT, ,,., Sl,.,;@r -,
ti'nt ,''tl iutn, Mn''t was f, IL
ocu,uu 'nf touhIs p'' ', " p''' - 'iiS
n,,i9I liz Jt ,iar e'"7 NI'''''' "a H'tA'''i
anu ms u'puticS'
in Direct Opposition to Find
Mr. Morse II is ALLEGED. attached his
SIGNATURE tn Tho hill tLns ottrstinr fo its
cnrrnctness When thn hiiI yyos naid i
Is aIIegsd that Morse received Stin0 II
il fnrfher oiIcred thDr tho IN vros in
corront a. tba toms i rontainod ,,nro
fnise and tLnt tha sLcrlff pn,n,. rr,,,cJnJ
on tha yarronts snecit,ri
Mr. NInrS. * n urYn,insot f,,,,rn in
politics in this county, having been Il
Iaahuilatc Tor nohs''>' against 'harI'S
H. elsSe III I'oi'
Harcum on Four Charges.
-Four separate indictments We're brought
against MI Harculn, ~ when II Is al
legged that he iraudulratly obtained from
the county S-oJ'i0' ny presenting DiIIS
for the board OF the PRISONERS who mad
not been cohhheH 10 '"r county jan;
Cnm M" Hi1 j NJ. 5,"oimg, and fur
nishcd bonds. 1t is said that two more
indictments are out.
E;,a;,rs of Turv
i-'0e
That the county should Drug ac-
ton against +. y. b"EUett. former aSN-
lum trustee recently acquitted OF the
charge OF embeZzlem'". To- recover mon,
ey ii is alleged he oN,S the county ana
the offering OF q suil"'Ie reward lor the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08

Lenoir and his bride hurried off to the
local mayor and magistrate and pleaded
with them to authorize the marriage, but
the authorities turned a deaf ear to their
pleading, for French red tape is not to
be treated lightly, and it will take time to
repair the mistake. --BOstOn Yranscrint.
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Now look what happens under the present erroneous
system of granting patents The government does not
to refund the money and in consequence the coun
try is deuged with Of useless patents. The great
majority of them not original are not inventions
They only distorted applications Of the real inven-
tors idea This reckless and wholesale issuance Of pat
detrment to the genius who gives the world an
invention If his Invention Is of any real value there
will be thousand other who spring up with slight
notifications It and also get patents. The real in
yentor robbed Of the proceeds of his genius, and
the United States is afflicted with continual and ceaseess
litigation the subject
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08

was presented as personal gift 10 the
ch"f magistrate. The painting represent
ed Gen. Diaz in action IN the glorious
battle which won fame for the Mexican
forces. and at the moment when the
forces under the direct command of Gen.
Diaz saved the day.-MeXican Herald.
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AMERICAN PATENT LAWS.
By Justice David J. Brewer.

The whole system Of the patent laws In this
country is quite wrong. This is the way 1t
operates: A man sends in an application for Il
patent He has to pay certain sum to have
the patent granted him. 1t is comparatively
small sum. This, of course, is In addition to
whatever he pays his agent or commissioner
for securing the patent. Now, If the govern
ment finds that he is not entitled to a patent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
FAKE FOREIGN NEWS
HOW SOME SENSATIONAL PARIS
DISPATCHES ARE MADE.
Two French Newspapers Of 4 Distinctly
Yellow Type-Atheism in
Politics.

Ernest / Arnui v.I, L,s Ino., .,r.
..;,,,,t;..,-
,'''"''i7 H''''H %, A"''LeS''"- 'e''eF'
from l"rs 10 the New YORK Evening
Man, throws light upon the utter unrc-
liability If much of the sensational news
from Ergurn which finds its way +, ,ha
American press. lie SAYS:
\ >.iIrIg>S story was pubI'scd here
~ 'H' ~" h'"T ''II'lE "l II monster pc,
nv" go ~ I'Vl, sIEh'u d! s'NeraI
o"S't'" teh,u priests asking 'ial lue
'"W ~ ',"""ll i"i VIC CItISS nc an
Hulieu ANA giving many S'luaa'"uS gen
St".,'l'T1 "H tue reason lNr Tue I'II 'N'.
'N'lu'""E we me- was H,'ut "i W""Ie
I I' ,>".u 81 p'l'""u nus ""' n'tIl
"vI"' a. MUG" 1'NN Si-"'"' ny N''-''
'"'"""''
french yellow journals
Il. attracted about as much attention
in Paris as the announcement of Prcsi-
dent kuuSryult~ future policy printed
in The Police Guzptta would I'M New
York.. The Gil Ia~ is a lively huuic-
ward sheet. containing some wit and
more dirt amusing uriuciuaIly because
Of the oNtra.lgaut yarns il prints about
America and Americans: tho most yIru-
lent of tine NaukrvpEUhr~. but devoted
to p0ruography above an else.
1T is Intensely mfi-clrrIcul, but ON
any other subject its opinions are equally
unworthy of consideration. Yer the
mails bring American newspapers of the
first rank which have given columns of
their space to ITS NONSENSE They have
even drawn from the Vatican denial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08

Telling fortunes may not be very
good business, bu. Il pays better than
having yours told.
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The horse originally eeloei in the course
side
of the
II In
plnones
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An additional branch office Of the On.
tario Bureau Of Labor. has been estab-
Iished at London, Canada.
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The Emerald Isle.

Ireland is called the Emerald Isle
because of the richness of its yertlr,re.
the term being first used by DR.. VIII
liam brennan, the author of "Glendal-
loch" and other poems, published in the
latter part of the eighteenth century.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08

It's brave man who will marry a
twin.
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Bartlett May Be Sued.

As the result of the recommendation
made by the grand jury it is probable
that civil notion will be instituted
against Frank 4. Bartlett to recover
money he is alleged to owe the county.
Mr. Bartlett, who was formerly an asy.
lum trustee. was indicted by tn" grand
jury on the charge of ombezzlinG, but at
his recent trial, held in Wautoma, was
acquitted.
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inal."-North American Review.
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Harcum on -Four Charges.

-Four separate indictments were brought
against Mr.. Harcum, in which it is all
legged that he fraudulcutly obtained from
the county S255.40 by presenting bills
for the board of the prisoners who had
not been confined to tile county jail.
The men were ARA -ued before Court
Commissioner j. NJ. GoOdiug, and fur
nishcd bonds. 1t is said that two more
indictments are out.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Notice of Proposed Incorpor'
alton Election.
State of Colorado

State of Colorado lss
WHEREAS. on the 18th day Of January,
4. d. 1907. "a petition 81 igned by thirty quail
flied electors and land owners who are res
dents within the proposed town of san
ford. was presented to the honorable
county court of Ooncios county. Colorado.
praying for the appointment of five com
nissioners. whose duty it shall he to call
an election of the qualified electors resid
ing within the following described bOun-
darics of the proposed incorporation to-wit: :
All of section No. 20 and the north half Of
five north. of range ten. +. y. NJ. i. NJ. as
shown by the plat of said town of Sanford,
county clerk and recorder of said Coneios
county. said plat excepting from said sec
tions 20 and - strip of land ~ feet wide ON
the east side: and a strip of III feet wide on
the east end and III feet wide ON the west
end on the north side of section ~: and
striD of land feet wide ON the north end
and 81 feet wide ON the southend along the
west side of said sections: all situate, ly-
ing and being in the county OF Coneios and
state OF Colorado. tSaid above excepted
strips of land. being excluded from the ter
ritnry proposed to be inCorpnratedD
WHEREAS. the county court having
heard said petition and the proofs and nf-
fidavits submitted it was ordered by the
.. Crowthcr, Sven Peterson. Fred T.
Christensen and Job II. Whitney. citizens
proposed town of Sanford. be and they
were appointed as such commissioners
in this matter. with al the authority IN
of Colorado in such case made and pro
Vidcd.
Now, THEREFORE,. NOTICE is hereby
given that an election will be held OF all
the qualified electors residing within the
limits of the proposed town of Sanford. on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day of February. y.
ID. 1907. for the purpose of deciding by bal
lot FOR OK AGAINST town incorporation.
The polling place. and the election will
be held at the New Rock Meeting House
and the polls will be open at O'Clock q. M.
and close at o'clock u. M. on said 2lst
day of February.
The ballots used at said election shall he
as follows: .
FOX INCORPORATION'o or AGAINST
INCORPORATION,"
Dated at Sanford. Conejos county. Colo
RADIO, this 29th dav of January, y, u. 1907.
:. c. BERTHELSONr
WILLIAM %. CROwTIFR.
SwEN PETERSON.
FRED 7. CHRISTENSEN.
jon II. WHITNEY.
Commissioners.
First publication Feb l.
Last publication Feb. ID.
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y. CAPULlN y.

From Our Special Correspondent
Don't forget the big dance on
the 18th inst.
Juan Gallegos o. Coneio5 was
here, this week.
Mrs. Romuldo Ortiz has been
sick for a week.
J. Fl. Paddock has finished the
erection of an Office for r. Ortiz.
Benjamin Alarid and Teofilo
Ortiz went to ConeJos last Sun
day.
Felis Gallegos of La Jara, was
here this week enroute for Ag-
uita Caliente.
Felis Rivera opened up his new
store, here, Friday. Lucas Chav-
ez is manager and Delfido Rivera
clerk.
Emilio Girard and wife, Ra-
maldo Ortiz and wife will go to
Denver, Sunday on a pleasure
trip.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
-. SANFORD -.

III. X. Christensen, of Ratoon,
was in town on business, last week.
Bishop Crowther sprained his
back and as consequence is COM
PEELED to take IA rest.
j. F. Crowther has bought the
Coray lot on Main street and is
hauling rock there.
Theodore johnson and mother
left Thursday morning for Foun-
tain Green, Utah.
Mrs. George Nilsson is preparing
to leave for Cimaron, n. NJ. next
week to join her husband. We
regret to see them go.
Mrs. Christine Mortensen, of
Eastdale, who has been visiting
relatives and friends for the past
month. is feeling poorly and we
hope she will soon be better.
The academy party last Friday
night was "a most enjoyable affair.
The committee did themselves
proud in the way of refreshments
The proceeds went toward buying
music books and starting a library
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01

Work the Source Of True Happiness.
L suppose some advantages do at
tach to money, or people would not
give themselves so much trouble to
gain IT; but. believe me, the truest
source of happiness is-work!"-The
late Baron Rothschild.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Wedding Ring Notices.

Occasionally. among learned lovers.
the wedding ring notices are in for
eign or dead languages--"Prends moi
tel que je sus" ("TskG me Just as
am'); "Semper iidelis" c'Always
faithfulD: "Une je servivaI" ('I will
serve one lady'O.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Stockholders Meeting

\ meeting of the stockholders of the La
lara creamery company will be held at the
town hall. La Jnra, Colo. at 30 %. M. Feb
ruary 18th 1907. for the purpose of ciccting
"a board of directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of any other business
that may come before the meeting.
T. ORNOND.
Secretary.
First publication Feb. l %.
Last publication Feb. :. ".
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01

Don't forget the dance on the
evening of February 22nd.
Corn for sale-La Jara Milling
and Elevator company.
w. G. Christensen, of Sanford.
was in town Thursday.
Nephi Hostetter, of Sanford,
was in town Thursday on business.
J. Fl. Welch has opened up a
bakery on Main street.
Mrs. Chas, Magnes is listed
with the numerous sick.
Buy you coffee at Wilson's and
get the best for your money.
w. F. Middleton lies very ill in
his room on Main street.
Mrs. w. A. Braiden returned
Wednesday from ten days trip
to Denver. She is much improved
in health.
Charley Kramer, of the Ala
mosa Dry Goods company, drove
through Alamosa, Friday, east
ward bound.
Mrs. Gilmer has been entertain
ing the grippe, this week. She
says that she doesn't enjoy being
hostess to such a guest.
Read in this issue the notice of
the proposed incorporation election
which will be held in Sanford on
Thursday, the 2lst inst.
When the donkey saw the zebra
He began to switch his tail,
We'll, / never" was his comment,
There's mule that's been in
Jail"
You can expect, at least, six
weeks of winter weather, yet. The
ground hog strolled out, Friday,
saw his shadow, and scampered
Ddch IOT dnOiHtI SItoLt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flintham en-
tertained at dinner, Thursday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyons
and Anna c. Newburgh. When it
comes to culinary ability, Mrs.
Elintham takes the blue ribbon.
On December 18th, 1906, Oliver
brennan, and Miss Ethel Ander-
son, entered the yoke of matri-
rimony, at Springfield, Mo. The
groom will be remembered as hay-
ing clicked type on this paper last
summer. May his cup of happi-
ness be brim full to over-howing.
Grandma" Arthur died at
her home in Bountiful, Saturday.
She had been bedfast for years.
She was the mother of III. ii.
Arthur and Mrs. j. ID. Holman.
She was a kind mother, good
neighbor- and her reward is a safe
abiding place in the house of
many mansions. y
On February lst. by the incor-
poration of the b. l.. Van Nech-
ten hardware business, the name
now reads, The b. l.. Van Nech-
ten hardware company" Mr..
Van Vechten is pr esident and Mr..
Ed Murphy is secretary, the latter
having purchased an interest in
the store. Both gentlemen
are thorough business men and
can be relied upon for up
rightness in dealings of business
nature, and the prosperity which
has heretofore been apparent while
Mr.. Van was at the helm, will, be-
yond the shadow of Il doubt. con-
tinue as before.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Last Recorded Sea Mirage.

The last recorded sea mirage OF
note occurred in the Baltic Sea in
May 1864. when the image OF the
whole English Baltic fleet Of nineteen
vessels was seen, inverted in the air,
from a distance of thirty miles.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Girls by Parcels Post.

A woman of Lancashire, England,
sent this note to the local postmaste':
will you please send me word If I
can send two girls to-h Yorkshire
town)-by parcel post, and how much
will 1t cost?"
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Prefer Struggling Man.

Nine-tenths of women would sooner
marry man who is bravely strug-
cling to succeed than have ready
made successful man.-Exchange
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
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The La Jara chronicle., 1907-02-01
Peasants Have Few Horses.

Only sc per cent of the Russian
peasants who till the soil in the de
partment OF Moscow are able to keel
hOrsss.