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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Teachers regular examination will
be held at the courthouse ON March
Il aud -. Applicants for tirst grade
will be allowed three days ~ which
10 write. All who are holding provi-
sional certificate should take this exa
uiinatiOu. Gerald Il. Mueller.
Co. Supt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
uOotI0r Ot TlbOr Band.

The Tabor Concert Band will
hold q meeting and practice Sat.
arday. Al this meeting il will be
decided whether the band should
be continued or not. Members
who fail to appear will be eonsid-
cred a. those who don't care. 1!
Q sufficient number does not ap.
pear. the band will be dissolved
to stay dissolved. ]. A. Dvorak
leader.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
ITEMS By co. SUPT.

ITEMS By co. SUPT.
Regular examination March ~
and -.
Certificates valid till next regu
lar examination" expire on March
~.
The legislature has revised the
school law. Some pertinent chan
ges have been made. II goes in.
to effect July Ist. Every teacher
officer. and school patron should
read It. The Educator Supply
Co. has it 10 press now and it will
be on sale in few days.
There was an attendance Of i7s
at the officers meetings; there are
about eos in the county. Very
bad roads and bad weather reduc-
ed the attendance considerably.
A very strong sentiment for bet
ter schools was expressed by the
officers in all the meetings. High
or qualifications and higher sala-
ries is admitted to be the surest
resource. A large majority OF the
officers expressed themselves as
being in favor Of paying more to
teachers holding certificates OF
professional interest. They be-
lieve that the progressive wide a.
wake teacher is worth more.
Where il is feasible boards will
hire their teachers early. All az.
reed that their is a considerable
neglect in the performance OF Of
ficers duties. The main causes as
eribed for this are small pay 10 oil
6eers and the press Of private at.
fairs.
Certificates of award have been
issued the past week to: Willie
Wysuph; Dora Wander Lei; Ole
Erickson; Leonard Boschma; Bel
Ia Perkins; John Christine, anc
Minnie Bartekoske; Otto anc
Clara Ritter; Johnnie and Antor
Mach; and Peter and James Hub
regtsc.
Examination questionsS
I. Why should teacher who i
making no special effort for sue
cess and improvement expee
higher salary
:. How can the shortage OF con
petent teachers be obviaredI
!. Why is such small per cen
of the rural pupils in school:
4. Why is a sound common-sen
sc education the best legacy to b,
queathi
{. When is it time for a teache
to quit teaching.
Faithful progressive school of
GERS;
Hire the teachers early.
Hire the best teacher they Cal
get.
Support the teacher in all tina
is reasonable.
Visit the school often.
Confer with the teacher frcqdel
tly.
Show a keen interest in tn,
school.
c ,mmend the teachers goo,
work.
Look after the school premise
and keep them in good repair.
See that the necessary supple
are provided.
Endeavor to retain the sam
,ercher as long as he is success
full.
The success OF the school dc
pend upon these.
Window shades arc indispensj
bic TO a school room. the Ugh
must be regulated for the child
rens eyes. In schools where thi
has long been neglected much ey
trouble is noticeable.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

HdWarn Price, clerk.
joa Skorpik. trustef IT, ward.
Geo. T:upec, trustee and ward.
Al JeseWski, trustee ard ward.
Jou. llslla, treasurer.
Anton J. Novak, axxcssOr.
Mike WclA, street commissioned.
John r. Kustel, marshal.
J. A. tpvOrak, Justice Of the Peace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
ABOUT TOWN


dali Monday.
Ed Stava bought a team Of fine
horses Of Bart Wagner Monday.
&c. Bouska 10 tending bar in
the Hruska x Trunec saloon.
Mrs. r. A. Wagner Of Utica vi.
si,ed with her mother here last Sa
turday.
Geo. Trunec and daughter Lud.
milla were YAnkton visitors last
Saturday.
Picture framing done by A. J.
Novak ] handle undertaking
goods.
Mart hostel and wife Of near
Wagner were here Sunday visiting
with relatives.
A. y. Wagner and wife OF Les
terville visited with relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Joseph Koeer and Wela Bros.
were Smelling corn for the Tabor
mill this week.
j.. Kudrna. ]. J. Rezae and J.
B. Melichar got some seed corn
from Yankton Wednesday.
Take advantage of the great re-
duction on winter goods at vauks
large store. An excellent oppor.
tun,ty to save money.
No mail was received here Mon
day afternoon. due to the washed
away tracks on the Milwaukee
road near Vermillion.
John Vanecek has tor sale abou,
10 bee hives with swarms. Any
one wish ing to buy these insect,
can call on him.
Fr. J. Wagner Is building . spa.
cious granary on his farm this
week. ]. Fl. Queal furnished lum
Der for same.
]. ]. Blachnik after an extend
cd visit here with relatives AND
friends returned to his home il
La Crosse, Wis. Tuesday.
For weak kidneys aud lame bacl
use Dewitt's Kidney and Blsdde
Pills. Best for lumbago, rheumatisn
bladder aud other troubles arisinl
from bad blood. They cleanse tn,
kidneys and clear the system. lndo
sed snd sold by f'r. Horscek.
| Ed Bailey does all kinds Of bu;
gy painting. He Is an expert a
this trade and anyone having
buggy that appears old saw hav'
il made appear new.
A cross snd pccvish child Is not ma
tural. Tne:c II something wrong
Usually It's the stomach. Use Cas-
caswcct aud put the stomach right
sud the sunshine will return ~ th
baLy's face. Csscaswect Is best 10
babies aud children. 10 doses - cts
Sold by Fl. HOrscek.
Jos. Bollinger Of Yankton wa
here Monday to do repairs on tn
Independent Telephone line. A
mong the most notable ones wa
the fixing of the switch board
Patrons will now get the bes
possible service.
James Noll after working 70
several years in the I. V. Ptal
lumber yard At Tyndall decided
to make a change in occupation
this year. and will bach" o. hi
farm y mile south Of town. Their
is nothing like the old farm ate
all.
Report arrived here Monday b
telephone that between Meeklin
; and Vermillion 4 large house hos
ing on the water broke the wire
Of the Independent Telephon
Company and thus severed come
tons between here and cities tn
other side of the flooded district:
A crew will be dispatched fror
Yankton to repair the damage
wires.
a Q
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
ueeIlues Of LEGAL loOsEs.

Modern Woodmen Of America, No.
eOe7, hold mectiuss every second Sat
urday NJ each month. In the &C b..
hall u Tabor, 5. ID. Geo. A. Ptak,
Ven. Cuuucil; Rob. vauk. Clerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

The winds Of March have no terror
a. The user Ut Dewitts Carbolized
Witch Bsxel Sxlve. IL quickly heals
rhappcd and crsctcd skin. Good too
Ger bulls sHd burns. aud undoubtedly
shc hest rciief H"r plies sold ny fr.
uurueck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

James hostel and family Of
Wagner arrived here for short
visit with relatives Thursday.
Joseph Hejna, ST.. was a Lake
Andes visitor this week.
The Ptak lumber yard received
. Car load OF yellow pine flooring
this week.
Jos. Peska is building large
corn crib on his farm. Lumber
was furnished by J H. Queal.
You will save money II you
have your bills figured At ]. II.
Queal, before building.
Little alobules OF sunshine that dri
We the clouds away. Dewitt's Little
Early Risers will scatter the gloom Of
sick head ache and blliousness. They
d. not grippe or sicken. Recommend
cd and sold here by FIR. Horacek.
Last Wednesday morning. a,
the Presbyterian church 6 miles
west Of town Mr.. James Kulis and
Miss Sylvia Aatuska were united
in wedloek. Rev. Linka officiating
The event was passed quietly al
the home of the brides parents
to which only immediate relativ.
es were invited.
Miss Matuska il the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Matuska.
She is reared in this community.
Is IN accomplished young lady
and has many friends. Mr.. Kulis
10 . young business man Of this
town. being q member OF the firm
Skorpik & Kulis, He too was
reared in this community and en-.
Joys the friendship of all who
know him. The young people
will make their home in Tabor.
The Independent wishes them
success and happiness in matrimo
NAL life.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Catholic Workman, Lodge No. d,
hold meetings every secoud Sunday Of
each mouth, In the Catholic Society
Hall. J. +. Wagner, Pres, John
Sygovatka. Sec.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

81. Ludmilas Lodge, No. leo, U. J.
z. A., hold meetings every sccond
Sunday VI each mouth, In the Cath.
Olic Society hall. Antonio Hakl,
PreA. Marie Simsn, Sec.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
ERROR NAY ANNUL
THAW'S MARRIAGE.
DIFFERENT BIRTHDAY DATES
SAID To HAVE BEEN GIVEN
by EVELYN.

Pittsburg, Feb. 13.-Many Pitts
burgers are wondering II the mar
riago OF Harry Kendall Thaw and
Evelyn Nesbit was Illegal because OF
a statement made by the bride in
securing n marriage license here
April 4, 1904.
At that time Evelyn and her
mother both swore she was born
December 20, 1885 On the stand
Mrs. .Thaw stated under oath that
she was born December 20. 1884.
This statement she repeated while
giving her testimony.
II is evident she was wrong either
in the statement made yesterday or
the nfidavit when the marriage IL
cense was secured. III she made
false afidavit when taking out the
license It is believed by many that
this would annul her marriage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
IN THE SOUTH

The indications are that the year
1907 will be prolific OF much new
electric trackage in the South. There
are now about SO electric interurban
railway plans In different stages of
progress in the southern states.
some OF which are to be complet-
ed in the next few months. Con-
struction work has begun in Texas
on what will be the longest inter
urban electric railway yet started In
the state, reaching so niles from
Dallas to Sherman. A trackage plan
OF greater extent is on hand In
Georgia, combining two divisions
aggragatlng 176 miles OF practically
continuous electric railway, with Ma
con as the junction point OF the
divisions. One of the most ambitious
schemes is that OF South Carolina
corporation which plans to build
about 525 miles OF electric railways
connecting many important points
in South Carolina, and also reach
ing TO Augusta, Ga. Besides the
new lines projected, various extern
sions Of old lines are proposed or
under way.-Zion's Herald.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
MASONIC RECORDS
HELD TOO SACRED
FTREDERICKSBURG LODGE RE-
FUSED TO LOAN RELICS
FOR THE EXPOSITION.

Fredericksburg, Va, Feb. IA
"a meeting Of Masonic Lodge No. 4
Of this city last night. the request
OF Betty Washington Lewis Chap.
tor. Daughters OF the American
Revolution, OF this city. for the loan
OF the records showing when Wash
Ington was made a Mason IN the
lodge here and the Bible on which
no took the oath OF Masonry for
exhibition at the jamestown Expo
sition was denied for the reason that
these relics are too sacred and valu-
able to be placed on public exhibit
tion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
Gentleman By Day,
FOOtpad By Night.
YOUNG HoosIER MAKES "RAF-
FLIES" LOOK LIKE A THIRD
RATE PICKr0CKET.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb. l3.-Af-
ter being identified by four persons
as the man who had held them up
at the muzzle OF revolver. and
robbed them, William ]. Hyde. a
young man Of pleasing manners and
evidently well educated. confessed
to the robberies. and an hour later
was taken to Lafayette, where he
pleaded guilty to similar hold-ups
and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for from two to fourteen years.
Hyde is the most remarkable Grim
lnal with whom the police have ever
had to deal. For more than a week
he stopped at the finest hotel In the
city, spending the days lounglng
around the lobby and cultivating the
acquaintance OF the patrons. and his
nights holding up citizens In various
parts OF the town. Four OF his
victims identified him and told how
much money he had gotten from
them.
Philip Lytle said that Hyde got
S25 from him, but the gentlemanly
footpad begged his victims pardon
for the interruption, and said that
he was mistaken as the amount was
only SIC. He then drew a note
book from his pocket and pointed to
the Lytle robbery under the exact
date and to the cash received of
s16. The book contained record
OF the division of the money with
his pal" but he refused to say who
the latter is.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
THIRTY TWO WIVES
rs ONE MANS RECORD
ONE OF THE SUPERFLUoUS wO-
MEN ASK FOR ANNULMENT
OF MARRIAGE.

Detroit. Mich, Feb. 13.--Thirty-
two wives to account for before the
courts is the record OF DR.. A. Reid
er, alias DR.. Geroge Wityhoff, ac-
cording to tho statement OF Mrs.
Jennie Reider, one OF the wives, OF
Logansport, Ind.
In letter written TO the Wayne
county clerk asking that her mar
riage certificate be made null ana
void, Mrs. Reider says that in Octo-
Der, 1903, she married DIR. A. Reld-
er bigamist OF the worst degree. he
having confessed to marrying thir-
TWO women. He was arrestad
In New York city August 28. 1oO6
Ihat same month he got what money
she mad and deserted her. When next
heard OF he was in the hands Of
the New York police, arrested for
bigamy under the name OF Dr. Coo
Wityhon, but he got away from
them, and they are now looking for
him.
The marriage record appears hero
IN proper form. Reider was ar
rested in New York, and his story
appeared in tho papers, but he had
not as many wives to account for as
Mrs. Jennie Roider ALLEGES The
county clerk, OF course has no au-
thority TO annul the marriage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
BRAIN is DISEASED
SWEARS AN
ALIENIST.
rHAw's ACTIONS INDICATED TO
HIM ADoLEseENT INsAN-
ITY.

one OF the mental diseases indi-
Gated by Thaw's actions. Or. Evans
declared. Is known as adoloscont
insanity. II Is characteristic OF the
development period OF llfe-from
ten TO forty years The person thus
afflicted Is known as having psy-
chopathic talnt. a predlsposition to
mental uusoundness. the result OF
horedity.
Another form of insanity indi-
Gated" said tho witness. "is known
as paranoiad or fiXed insanity on
some subjects. The third Is mania
ical. where the patient jumps from
one idea TO another These forms
and others are characterized by tho
exaggerated ego. Thcy arc we'll de-
nnei forms about which there can
De no difference OF opinion"
It's there any specific name. doc
tor" said Mr.. Delmas, given TO
that form Of insanity Wherein one
imagines himself omnipresent--the
ruler OF the world"
THAT is included In the forms OF
insanity TO which have referred.
Both adolescent insanity and para
noiad insanity are characterized by
delusions az TO self-lmportanco and
exaggerated ego. I'M adolyescent in
sanity the patient exhibits no mark
cd symptoms. But when the stress
comes on" DR.. Evans took on n
doclamatory tone OF voice "tho man
does not break down as the ordina-
~ or abnormal man would There
Is a complete loss OF mental balance,
an explosive condition of the brain,
the reason becomes dethroned. the
will power Is lost and the brain is
operating as a ship does ia the wind
without fuddcr the balance
wheel ~ gone.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
PROFITABLE
ADVERTISING

An advertisement may be made
so attractive geographically tha;
it will be read even II the subject
matter is dull and uninteresting
On the other hand, It may be made
so instructive and entertaining that
1t will compel attention despite a
forbidding arrangement OF its types
In either case It is only half good
The merchant who pays attention
to both the mechanical and the lit
erary features OF his announcements
and sees TO It that they appear reg
ularly in a medium that reaches the
kind OF people he wants for Gus
toners, has solved the problem OF
profitable advertising. The omission
OF any Of these details is stumb-
ling block in the pathway to success
Philadelphia Record.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
Edison To Retire
from Active Work.
INVENTOR REACHES LlFE'S
PLAY TIME AFTER AN IN
CANDEsCENT CAREER.

New York. Feb. 18.-Thomas
Alva Edison. the inventor. says that
when man gets to be 90 years old
it Is time to knock of work and play
awhile. Mr.. Edl'bn was SO ycs-
terday and his playtime begins.
For forty-flve years have been
making experiments with electric
ity," said Mr. Edison last night
but all those years | have been
turning these experiments to com
mercial value so fast that / have not
had a chance TO play with electricity
FOR the fun OF tho thing. just TO see
how much I can find out about it.
But from tomorrow on | am going
to give up the commercial end OF
II and work I'm my laboratory as n
scientist. That will be the pleas
ure have long been promising &
myself"
Mr.. Edison referred to the final
perfection OF his new storage bat
teries for electric motor vehicles.
His manufactory for the production
OF this new device, which has been
erected within sight OF the Edison
house, is complete. said the inven-
tor. and will soon begin to put it's
product on the market
Next summer / VIII let the new
and perfected Edison storage bat
teries 40 out" he said, "because
now I am certain that have my
Invention up TO tho highest point OF
efficiency know when / have
completely solved n problem, and SO
I can say there is nothing more to
be done on the new battery save
to put IT on the market"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
NEGRO BUYS HOME
NEAR SENATOR'S.
WASHINGTON FASHIONABLE DU,
PoNT CIRCLE FIGHTS TO
GUST OBJECTIONABLE
OWNER.

Washington. Feb. 13.-Fashion-
able Washington is agog over the
purchase OF a home In one OF the
most exclusive sections OF the city
by Alonzo Ware, negro. Ware
started to move into his new home
and was promptly anjoined. The
case is now awaiting a hearing. and
extensive real estate holders will
make an effort to have the injunc-
ton made permanent.
John NJ. Henderson sold the house
to James e. Leath a month ago for
$1,000. Leath is a white man. He
said he was soon to be married and
wanted a home. After the deal
had been closed Leath turned over
the title to Ware for $4,000 and
1t is now alleged that Ware was
the real principal in the transac-
tion. Henderson owns 100000
worth OF property in the Immediate
neighborhood. he says. and always
has been extremely careful that he
sold only to desirable people, be-
cause the presence OF others would
injure the value OF his remaining
holdinga He charges that Leath
secured the property by false rep
resentation, and asks that the deed
to him and to Ware be nullihed.
The property involved is at No
1856 T. street. Northwest, near
Dupont Circle. the habitat OF mul-
II millionafres. Seceral wealthy
senators and congressman have fine
homes in the immediate neighbor-
hood. Real estate dealers and prop
erty owners have long been care
ful to exclude negroes from the
exclusive districts. The decision in
the case will be OF immense i'm
portance, because IL Ware loses II
will be regarded as justifying a
clause in conveyance excluding
undesirable persons from possible
ownership.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
WHOLE FAMILY
ASHYXIATED
GAS STOVE WAS BURNING, BUT
RUBBER HOSE FITTED
LOOSELY.

Wilmington. Dol, Feb. 12.-Mich-
ael Ryan. aged 50 years: his wife.
Mamie. aged 25. and their infant.
Mary A.. were asphyxiated by
illumatlng gas during Saturday
night policeman who forced
an entrance into the home today
found the three lying dead on bed.
on the floor was the gas stove. II
was still burning. but the rubber
hose ftted loosely.
The socluslon OF the family dur
ing all Sunday and the fact that
a Saturday paper remained untouch-
cd on the doorstep indicated that
the tragedy occurred during Satur-
day night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13

Block Island, Il. l.. Feb. 12.-Only
of from $50 to 200 persons survived
the sinking OF the JOY Line steamer
Larchmont, In Block Island sound
last night, according to an estimate
made at 2 p. m. today.
OF the saved, eight were passen-
gers and the rest were members OF
the crew, including Captain McVey
Several boats came ashore from
the scene OF the wreck during the
forenoon. and many bodies were
washed ashore on the northwest side
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
he WISHED
THAw SUCCESS
CHICAGO MAN THEN TRIED To
KILL HIS WIFE AND COM
MITTED SUICIDE.

Chicago. Feb. 13.-After writing
letter saying he would make a
fnal effort at reconciliation with hts
wife and. failing. would XIII her and
himself. so he could be with her In
death, Anton j. vodica. a machinlst
dangerously wounded his wife and
killed himself last night A post.
script to his letter says:
II hope Thaw will be- a free man
before long. I think he was justl
fed in killing White wish hin
success"
The shooting occurred In the home
of the young woman's mother. Mary
Shella. when the wife had gone
TO live after leaving her husband
Vodica was 22 vars old and his wife
is 20. They had been married less
than a year when, a few weeks ago
they disagreed and separated.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13

The Courier-Journal has recently
added as a specitl feature OF it's
Sunday edition a sixteen-page illus
trated Magazine that Is the equal
OF any OF the ten cent magazines
published Eight pages are filled
with half-tone pictures OF persons
and events Of special interest to
Louisville and the State of Ken
lucky, while the other eight pages
contain sketches, storiess etc, by
the best writer's The Comic
Supplement is another attractive
feature OF the Sunday Courier
Journal The Sunday issue OF this
paper is now the equal OF any paper
published anywhere, and It is con
stantly improving. The usual mum
Der Of pages is about ffty-four
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
ELEVATOR DROPS
NINE STORIES

Through an unexpected mishap
to the running gear, an elevator
carrying IL men dropped from the
eighth floor TO the basement I'm the
new Rhinelander building on Will
liam street at New York. None OF
the occupants. It is believed was
dangerously injured. though all
suffered contusions and bruises.
Thomas Hoagland. Harry Bradley
and A. Oelrichs, all printers Jared
the worst and were removed to a
hospital.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13

John Colbert OF Armenia. N. Y.
was told by New York specialist
last September that he could not
1.-Two n month He tipped the scales
at 325 He told the specialist he
would fool him. and following the
advise Of the old family physician
he went on skim milk diet He
has lost nearly 100 pounds AMI IL
better than new. he says.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
SCORES OF PEOPLE DROWN.

The Larchmont colllded with the
Kuowlton on Quonochotaug about
midnight. cutting of the schooner's
bow The steamer was so badly
damaged that she ran for Block
island. but before she could reach
the island she sank.
The Knowlton was run aground
west OF Quonochontaug and Captain
Haioy and his crew OF six men
reached shore safely In their own
boats Tho seas we're running high
and the temperature was At about
zero.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-13
QUEEN LII"
ASKS ACTION
SHES TIRED OF WAITING FOR
PAYMENT OF HAWAIIAN
CLAIMS.

Washington. Feb. Vive-Pres-
idcnt Fairbanks today laid before
the senate for Lllinokalani. former
Queen OF tho Hawaiian Islands. a
second addition 90 the petition flod
by her in 1905. praying FOR the
settlement ot her claim for sovereign
lands taken from her A. tho time
of tho acquisition Of the islands BY
the United states
sho asks in this addition OF 100
ypeWritten pages that action DO Ia
cE 90 tho present SESSION OF Congress.