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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-02
Colonia Especial
lIsaIdia De Gts Pb'la

Fn poder de iiigiuio Torres se en-
ctleutra depositada una yegus cooT rucio
4 anco, espaldsda, de seis CuaTtas alzada,
bre de crimes V como de cinco aiios de
e,iad, traida al dep6sito municipal en- con-
cgpto de apsTecids. Lo cue Sc hace
p6blico para general conocinieuto { los
efectos del aStleulo 627 del codigS civii.
RIO Pledrss ssptiemhrs "A De Ieo7, -lpAH
eAloeA, alealda uaalgipak
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Sanmebros, Gebr.
%. 2(prif 1907.

%. Qpril 1907.
n0anlteren" inoeboloer meget eooi
og i~nteresidnt eeieitOf og er alto en-
fGrtommen Set / nit 9jem. Os
ncset at oct ullerbeoIte, efttr min
Smds, er / @run0en De Imad Meos
oeIelIsr, Ger al og til finoes fra for
iteaige Wenigbeostreoie runot on.
firing / Samfunoet.
Seq bar tiOt Iagt til mig TelO:
Oct er netop Iaaoant nogst, hi tr1ns
Ger til. 9i buroe bsre nogst mere
en-, bDd6 6erren uoretter for % Deo
bans JOlt = bsre noget ON oct, Tom
sr gOot, oct, iom tan gIaoe og OPP
nuntre. Os jsg bar tiot Daret fri
tst = ntj, jss Dil before iise = ore
oct til at ifriOe noset ber'ra, men oct
sr alorig bfeDet til noget fsr.
Gu bill jsg iaa prsDe at forialle
iiot.
paaifeoag bapoe bi 0uostjeneite
meo confirmation, og IA unge Waens
refer afIagoe .oen gooe Betenoelie
for mango Dionsr". &irfen par fplot
til Sransfsl, og oct par en- ristiJ
6sjtiosftuno, fom tent bill glemmes al
eaaoe unge og gamle.
Sioits Ssnoag bar rigttg en- SRI
tiosoas for Menigbeoen | D%dnuebros.
paItor peoerTen bolot altergdng, %
oe nDfonfrmereoe meo oeres 5oralote
"a en- tor Stare al andre beIsgte
6<rrens Boro. Desuoen 6ubos Mes
nioheoen Den @lnoe at optdge 10 me
Weolemmsr. Og Der sr flsre Wents.
s Gjor, oa Ri TT Dor 9irfe forifsns
net og fl npt bitter og npe airfeb9ns
ts, 2~psapparat 0. T. b., mente 81, al
D; moi fom til at pente l9nge, for Di
tanoe gre flere 5orbeoringer. Oct
er 10 life Iua let meo De t1re pengs;
Sc fio0er 10 Ofte faa fat. Msn 6er=
rem FAR bjulpet %. fda Ri MI ! 5ors
d1ret bar tunnet bpgge en- gdnife ltor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
ga5ile Mias, Nebr.
6r. Reoattpr!

6r. Reoattsrl
De pil not gipe pla0s for en- liae
g}pbeo, iom ieg tunoe babe 2Dit til
al meooele.
Seq oil fsrit fort9le, boa0 Ser Fl
pasieret iiOit. s 5irs0ags par hi til
Sslbbrplup / 8et6dnid Strife | ans
tilope 60, bpor pore 9enner 9ans
Boulien og 6uitru feireoe Oeres %
Mars 8rpaups0as. Oct gao fig tbs
eeIig til aenoe. bOor bsjt Oisie a
fsatteoe for oeres iture qrbeiOe / Dor
Dlenigbeo. lldgtet bet bar en- Segne.
0ag, par Der moot IA a 10 beaRsie0e
go1ne. = tattet O9re bore unge Pr9z
iieiolf for oeres 4r6eiOe for at Tor
Iieane Soften. Seq oil lite meO0sle
PraTtens 5ale, fun iige, at fsrit ian9
ri Sulmen 733, Oern9it l9Ite Yr9ien
cen %. 0ubios Sdlme; Idd fog ban
BET fsrite 0ers at Sal. 115, %
8runotonen /, boao ban fdg0e, par:
'Sffe os, men 9uO ite 9gre for dlting.
Sioen Ipites Oen apoitoliite 9eliigs
aelie oper 8ruoeparret og 5orfamlin=
gen. % Den bsjtioeIigere De At 5eIten
llutte6es meo, at oi fang Saline S03.
Oct er life neoDsnoigt at fort9lle,
hOorleoes oi bIep mootaget / 9ruosz
paprets 5jem. for enbOer oeo, at Der
ION nogen sddr bungrig oerfra. fdl
sr oct bans egen StnlO. Wlen pore
gruoefolt bleo lite lioet ob~erraIteos
oso at mootags De oerOffuloe Sslas
gsnitan6e, iom bleo Dem itanteoe II
baaoe Menigbe0en og andre fom 5at
ior oeres Qrbsjoe | gingaaroen. -
Dog ferit 5af til SUB o9 5aoersn |
pr 6erres Seiu gdDn. Ogidd pdIl.
Maenusien flyer Ri Sat.
@i baooe Meni9beosmeN Nn
/. 4pril, boor Der bf. u. bfeo Oal9t
en- Wtan0 Iom 0eIeg1t til Qdrsmsoet,
Il ogIaa en- ReTeroesD elegat, fua Mss
n~;aheOen oil bare filter paa. at Den
f'iser reprGienteret.
Ggiad / port Ndbolag gddr oct
3aSi. De iiofte 9dnge, Ri bar uaret
iamleoe I Creighton, bar Sen tpife
airts. Iom hi BAR Iejet. naIten berei
iulo. Del er en- tor @laoe for o..
j. = ON Ri fun er faa = BET Dog
1aar frema0 meO oct gooe. gu sr
Der life iad faa 0dnitere; efter nit
iioits SOerilag er Der beuoeo treoios
5dmilier.
Sluttelig D9re bnd0e Reodtferen
~ 29ierre 9ilFeoe | Dor Serres SeIu
g. 0pgadro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26

S~ilbDgning til &irten. Define 9p9s
aing ifaI benpttes til SpnodgsftoIe,
5oer0agsftole, llngOomsmgoer oio.
Der er Rgre / 9pen / oenne 5io
.ongaaenoe Saloon Spprgsmaalet. %
a!oris bar 8anpen ON bette Spgr9s
mail oeret Iaa be0 iom | Idr. =
Gadoan Iom Sdgerne M Itdar, Ter
Del no til, at Saloonerne MAD lutte
af Mtangel paa llnoerIfrifter. aue
gpens 5OrretningsmanO bar negtet
II unoerItripe SaIonteepernes Qnisgz
ming.
Mlfis Sine Stnien. en- S%pIter0uts
ter at Mrs. paItor peoerien. bar
fernDlig maattet UNDERTAKE. fig en-
Operation for Appendicitis. Doftos
rsrns @rot6au, 9. ~. geoerTen %
8. 6. qeoerIen uoferte Operdtionsn.
Sun sr / goo 8e0ring.
Sens Niler, 9eputn gpunt9
GoeaTurer, ogfaa en- at Meni96e0en3
un9e, sr for 5tOen msget farlig ing,
o9Iaa al 4ppenoieites. 9i baaber, At
ban mad tomme fig.
9enlig 6ilien til yDanferen"s
G1Iere. Sens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
slair, Mebr.

Serit | llgen r~eturnereOe Uir.
Eaal geterle EN- fra en- Sur til y6prtb
Eafota. Oct bar ierlig Ggnen oeo
8cpbeas, ban belpgte. 9an uotdler
Si9reos6eo meo 5uren. Den itolts
5x. Jon hi 1T Dor goOe Del at Der,
d. D. intet At Oeroppe, og ben gdinle
CIR par peo at ~forIpinoe. Der er
.srGiperitp" | Be npe odnlfe Settle
nsner oeruoe / oct fierne RoroOeiten.
enuis Munt bar meO paul Deter
EEn oda 5uren, men ble0 oeroppe, =
Hssr lenge ban agter at bliue Der, peo
* lite. !6un pil f~ormooentlig prpos
5iT1aet Der, og ON oct pasier ban,
snEsigois lotaliiere Der.
DPS BAIT. 9. s. @rifIens arris
xpez iioits 5reoug Oeo 4ftenstioe en-
Rnfrurmer, fpm ri bad6er nldd blipe
sns oem / lang 5io. Oct er en- 9attsr.
r. snIter bierteligt til 2btte!
gliis Gina Matbieien fra Council
gziFs er Der for 5ioen ION Spge=
ssKrlte bos gdIt. gritIens.
Mrs. g6riitoFer YoulIens Be
raglis foregit Iaa / Ons0ugs Gfter.
ansodgs. S Rirten talte fsrft adno.
=ualt5. % BAIT. NnoerIen taIte Der
gsa iom mangeaarig getenoi og Ben
: en af0poe og ben0es Man0. 4ait.
Eritien fOrretteOe Soropadtd itelien.
e fort 5slge fiGgte Den afosOe paa
s1uass Iioite @anorins. Dun sFters
z.aer Jig i'm Mano og 8 8grn, bOiife
she o1a cen unOtdgelie n9r bar til
5t<os psS 9sgraDelien.
De toloe geir par beo at forz
Esx %. men fOm tilbage / Snsbu9s
nrs en- itip Rorosnpino. De iioite 70
7xser bar Ri after BAIT temmeli5
Saazo 5roit. Omaha 9ailh Netps"
szszx / 4ftes. at 5roIten nu ba0oe
1zx6t 5ragten ire 9ange; men mango
axgL, at sen leDsr enonu. Oct Ter set
N 10 iii beromfring. 5 Dag bl9fer
Ri 1tter ira Spo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Dnish Life in Town and Country
az BRocHNER.

r;uely illustrated and neatly
sound. 266 pages. This pook
IA he read with great interest,"
d she young people and espec,
sSrx by those who have nea,u
60 much about Denmark put
~...f or seen SO little OF 'na'
'~srntry, from which their par r.
~urss came, and who prefer %
xr.d English. - tbe
Nothing is written IN .ns
ruglish language which .
-cral this book in clear and Wv
a description of that country
= wbich we all are 80 nue.
s-4srested. This book mis-
s1mr felt want among our yonnl
DeopIe for an up to date nara
- in good and forcefui Eng
5is5t language. The book sell
II 81 so, sent free by mail; ne
rrice.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Gnostjeneiter
gfdir,,Rsb T.

Blair. Nebr.:
saostieneTte boer Senoag 6ors
Ersaoag ST. 1870.
EsnodgsItOle boer Spnons 6Or'
nfeoaa 81. 9 / &irtens gaIement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26

Ginien Igrger for, at 9anoiegere toms
!ner gennem 8enmare Og 5larton til
9tmbroie ON 9agen3 tbi Imufferc
5arme, emo Der finOes. ftul man leSt
eittr. @reat6 Rortbern oerimoo ~
peS at paste npje pdu at fud 9anNz
Ie9ere til ellsr gsnnsm @ilIiston eler
6uAertIon ON Ratten. 9anOi tabet
lanss ganen er ensformigt % minore
feboet. 500 9iniens Gmbeosz
memo pauitaar, at Str9tnin9en ira
TiuIton til 2lmbroie betdlte fig IelO
Spbet at ire MladneOer. 9ooroan?
@eo Salg At gpggegrunoe | 8perns
"a peO transport. Gn 5drmer t.
SIS. Iolgte Ora 100 acres) / 5ior
ior $500. 9au0et bleo tuget iom
6omeiteao Qaret fpr.
"a, iad er Der 10 De SO 5opnibips
al 9omeiteao 2ano lige ct Oar mi
peit for Duneoiae 9. g.. | Nontdnd.
Osi blioer opmaalt, iad mart Snetn
tor. 5armere per. iom bar let Can
Del. tiger, at bet sr baaOe be0re %
imuttere emo Der / Wiliams Gountp.
@ormRnone bar auereoe (oeO 6lans
0ren % Reoitone) fddet poitbuie %
.Stores". Oper bun0reOe DAM ts
bar begnnot at Oanne fig 6iem oer.
Httldme bebeoes life for at fad Can
Set optaget; men oet fan goOt O9re.
/. Der tai liot Rabal0er til, fer
.Elniteren"s Q9Iere, Der bil uo, bpor
Ger er mere pluos. fan fad i'm Be
tRntningstio pasIenoe aFtortet. Sea
geo 10. booroan oct par me0 mig Ielp.
9i er tatnemmelige for interesian:e
Nrtitler / g9aniteren@. Ser uoe bar
d rigtig Sio til At tpnte os ON. @i
leptr tiloels eFter Or. 6inSbeOes 0p
itrift 1oot % rigsligt for 40 Gre ON
9dgen 90 Cents. 5orteLinaen
n@ennem SfGrenev sr 9oO = mers
0irteIigbeo emo 9igt. man fan
lit. au0et sno sle0es oeO en- Forooms
FIJI TremItinind fom Sen. Der aibes /
,Gjipip Smifb". Del er Hutios.
Scger. Wi1ers lI0trDt .t9ntenoe
urge" If mig til at tGnts. Salos
mons Oroiprog n9fs 4 Nan 56in
ttib" --er Sitlen paa en- Boa al
Samss Qaen. Oct er 59ntning, fife
5dntaF. San o~iItnot faas pda gubl.
0puie for Is Gents.
Nen elers mao oi 10 ftuoere 5arms
Lane. ida ri tan fda Dor Big Sour"
Sa0 iaaet efter 6eOite Nlstooe. Games
q. Sill tiger 10. at Ser Deo 9(ar 1850
oil pare 200, 900 Wlennefer I os
5oreneoe Stater. gu, faa laO os
frIse meo i ll0Oitlinsen, Ogfaa Ri
i5armere, bioe, bOao Ser foregddr /
Qirteligbeoen. 2eoe / Hutioen mso
6enblit pad 5remtioen. Oct gsr oi
Ger / Den odnife aoloni. 9i bar 10
fan Ell Mars 5OrtiO at Is tilbage pda
en0nu.
,: g.,
(Gsn fsrIfe, iom III nprOpeo UP" paa
100 Qcres | oen oanife 9oloni.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26

(0sn ferIfe, iom III nprOpeo up" paa
100 Qcres / Den oanffe 2ofoni)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
9apios eaf1se

In biaig fife Bog fcrA :, ;ns.
Rszxbsrn. Roitsr BUN 10 q -,
1uroeu | Sbirtinssbino1 ma
Emit r.
Ezuifb 2utb. pub1. N0u
Blair, Nsbrafd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
an life heIbreoes
atarrpAi

AiuliRI ba be fife fan naa SpabDn1nrens
hrem<ofer glpos ener aonftitRifonssSp q.
qotarrh er IA oen. nnd g. fa9e Me6ieiHer
.srr al helbr.oa re t1Qgs inb % Dirfer birete
Hau- Catarrh Dh trHe. Halle Catarrh Cure
loDef % Siimsiho in Den blen ! oarepls fos
,fn apofioipersa teAA lger Der | SaHnet % et ct
usf At en- Of be beei.sS : fammeHiat al be beoite
art edaerriooeL E1e reHet nieo be bebiie Blob
gtm,oler man fienDer.do sirefie pno SlimhlnberHe.
rirasrDlioier, Der pirfrl q af be TO SHgrebieHier
~mIhfonne Samuenfd rfin The Hefult0fer peo 5es
~ ar benirfer iaa fur1o1fe. sr @iDuesbnrb, frit.
sx3Isn at aotnrrb. Gtrittest 'Hep a. 60, GitR-
r. 8 Gsk
EE3fsg az Ippt1efere. brls1h
Hslie Family Pills er be oeeeE --
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-26
Sumsstopn u6ftilfin.

Sumsstopn u06tilIins
FsR- Den fenge forbereote Samess
rnn Ioifilins / 9irginia aabnes /
Esas UNDER tore 6ejtioelisbeoer. =
@raGoent 3oofeDelt afiejleoe ira
EssihinJton / 9aar ON 9oro paa
Wanfloper" for at 0eltdee / Qdbnins
SITTER at babe vrsbietpso" Sen
JlauOe at ameritanTfe og frems
rigsifibe, fom liggsr for gnter
@ea ton Hoaos", bill ban trbtfe
JUMP 'ulotnap og fatte u0itillinz
1a y neri | Sang. - H9rmsre
n ue@lu' 'en | nRfe Drummer.
M1bnm
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
Bia Insurance Go.

We represent Protective Under
writer's Insurance Co. Our COM
pany paid its millions promptly on
San Francisco fire. 1t also paid
millions to Baltimore and other
great losses. During a period of
one hundred years it has met obli-
cations promptly and stands as one
of the great insurance companies of
the world. Investigate the respon-
sibility of the company in which
you insure your property. Call on
us and we will be pleased to talk
the matter over with you. Can Tend
you money and insure your proper
ty. MARK & WATKINS.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Mountain Home, Idaho, June Is,

Mountain Home, Idaho, June Is,
1907.
The village council met in called
session with Members Harley,
Rhoades, Eyster and Whitson pres
ent.
The chairman being absent, w.
L. Harley was elected to the chair
The following claims that had
been laid over from the regular
meeting for consideration were al
lowed in the following sums on the
following funds.
General Fund.
A. D. George balance of salary as
marshal sos.
Street Fund.
Min. Home Electric Co., lights
for May $3.50.
L. p. Price, sprinkling streets
during April and May $12S.25.
BY motion of Rhoades, Arthur
Stevens was continued as marshal
until the next regular meeting.
On motion of Eyster, Hogan
Gaines was appointed village attor-
ney until the next regular meeting.
Whereupon the board adjourned.
w. 4. HARLEY, Chairamn Pro.
Tenn.
Attest: ]. A. SIFFERT, Clerk.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20

Owing TO the increased business
at the local telephone office Manag-
erK eller has received orders to 40
another operator 10 the present
staff. Accordingly the relief oPer-
ator will be on the board nine hours
instead Of five as heretofore.
lanes M. Watson Of KenseI, N.
Oak, died at his home on Sunday
June 9th. Mr. Watson sold all his
property in Kensel and intended TO
move to Mountain Home where he
has purchased property lie Will
be remembered by many here who
made his acquaintance while in the
city last fall making his invest
ments.
A. F. Downs, one Of the propri-
etors Of the Pastime Billiard Pat
1ors, returned to his former nome
Ut North Yakima, Washington to-
day. He went to settle up his BUSH
ness affairs there and will return
here to make his future home about
September first. While in Wash
ington he intends to interest friends
in our valley and bring a colony of
settlers with him on his return.
c. w. Burns is erecting new
building on the corner west OF
Noreli's office. The building is to
be an official room for Judge
Norell who will occupy same on
completion. Some objections we're
raised yesterday as to whether the
building complied with the require
ments of the law or not and upon
investigation it was found to be OPP
tional with the village board to
permit the building to be erected.
At meeting of the. board a permit
was issued allowing the completion
OF the building according to the
plans started.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
coNeREeATloNAL CHURCH.

The Children's Day exercises last
Sunday evening by the Sunday
school under the training of Miss
Emma Bunk was we'll received by
the large gathering filling all the
standing room of the church.
The delegates from the Sunday
school in attendance at the S. S.
State Association at Nampa this
week are o. Z. Norell, Mrs. Phelps
Whitney, Mrs. Nieukirk, Mrs. L.
c. Barrett, H. c. Magden, Misses
Ethel Ruberry and Pearl Wood and
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Mason. They
went on No. Tuesday. The ses-
sion closes this Thursday evening,
according to program previously
announced.
The Ladies Aid meets this Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Harmon
on Maple street in the Tanner resi-
dence.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
For Sale at a Bargain

Stock aud fixtures in store doing
a business of $l3, 600 year. For
particulars address P. o. box 10.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20

Thoroughbred Scotch collie pups
from imported stock. Natural heel
Call or write w. c. Bow
ers, Mountainous, Idaho. Aft
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20

A. P. Vielleux, who recently
moved here from Boise where he
was connected with large music
house in that city as expert piano
tuner and repairer, has decided to
continue in that line of business
here and will be pleased to receive
orders for anything in his line.
MIR. Veillcux is not only an expert
in piano tuning but an excellent
musician which is great help to
him in work that requires a sensi-
tive and accurate ear. Give him a
trial.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
d
At the Dcandi.

Tomorrow night the Grand stock
company will present Sol Smith Rus
sells beautiful society comedy, "A
Bachelors Romance" This is the
piece that had such long successful
run in New York and Chicago, a
few years ago and will he put on
by the Grand company in all It's
beauty and splendor The different
characters have all been we'll cast
and two new faces will be seen on
tho stage in this piece.
The second act of the piece rep
resents ballroom and people Of
Amarillo will have a chance Of sec
ing some of the new scenery that
arrived last week Tho new palace
arch set with It's huge marble pill
lars and straiCase will be used and is
without a doubt one Of the most
handsome settings that has ever been
seen in this city.
On Thursday night, during the
performance, flash-light photo of
the entire audience and stage ser
ting of the second act will be taken
and sent away to several leading
magazines for publication
Tonight the bill is "Pardners."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
CHANGE IN GROCERY FIRM.
T. @. Henry Becomes Partner with
Lambeth Brothers,

T. @, Henry Becomes Partner with
Lambeth Brokers.
Lambeth Brothers e. Henry is the
name OF tho new grocery firm that
succeeds and continues the business OF
Lambeth Brothers at the corner Of
Polk and Seventh in the Slsds block,
The new partner in the firm is T. O.
Henry who takes active place in the
business this week,
r. o. Henry is already well known
in Amarillo. He has been with the
WelIs-Fargo Express company at
Wichita Falls, Quanah and Amarillo
for five years and has won a high
place in the confidence OF his en-
ployers and his associates. He now
resigns his position as cashier with
the down town office OF the comany
here in order to take a place in bus
mess for himself The store is one
of the best established grocery stores
in Amarillo and enjoys a substantial
business which the new firm With its
added energy expects to steadily in
crease. AA..A
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-03
DIED SUDDENLY.
Mrs. W. n, Voss Passes Away at
tho Home Of Her Son.

tho Home Of Her son.
With but a few minutes warning
and before her son could reach home
from his office down town, Mrs, W,
n, Voss succumbed, this morning, to
an acute attack of neuralgia OF the
heart, The attack this morning was
wholly unexpecsted and after II
seized her Mrs, George W, Voss, hor
daughtor.in-law, was unable to even
get help from the neishbors before
death came, Her son was summon
ed R physician sent for at once but
neither succeeded in reaching the
house in time,
Mrs, Voss had been here with her
son George W. Voss and family for
several months and was apparently
In the best Of health, Although
we'll advanced in age, 1t was her pride
that she had never been at any time
beset with serious illness She took
active interest in the life and wei
fare OF those about her and during
her stay here has made many warm
friends In tho town and in the con-
gregation OF the FILLMORE Street
Presbyterian church OF which she
was conscientious member, Her
remains will he taken this evening 70
the old home In Iowa.
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SURpRIRE IN The
DORAH CASE

Associated Press,
Boise, Idaho, oct, 2---1he Borah
trial was interrupted for time yes
terday to allow the special grand
jury which has been investigating
the charges OF misconduct against
District Attorney Ruiek TO report.
The grand Jury declared that the
charges we're not a true bill and re-
turned indictments against two OF
inc men who filed aftidsvits aEIinSt
Ruiok.
The trial was continued today.
Judge whitson refused the motion
of the defense for instruction OF a
verdict OF not guilty, Borah took
the stand as the first witness in his
own behalf,
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VAST CROWDS
HEAR PRESIDENT
Hundreds Of Boats In Great River Demonstration
and Long Procession Escorts ROOSs-
Welt Through the City

in the course OF a trip by water, a
trip on the great natural highway
that runs past your very doors"
Then tho President took up at
some length the development OF
means OF transportation in this coun-
try and commented on the fact that
water highways have been neglected.
This he criticised as being an un-
healthy condition which the country,
he said, IS just now beginning to
correct.
Conservation Of Natural Resources.
within the last few years, he
continued. there has been an aWak-
ening In this country TO tho need OF
both tho conservation and the de-
velopment of our national resources
under the supervision OF and by the
aid OF the Federal government. This
is especially true of all that concerns
our running waters On the noun
tains from which the springs start
we are now endeavoring to preserve
the forests which regulate the water
supply and prevent too startling
variations between drouths and fresh
cts. Below tho mountains in tho
high dry regions OF the western
plains, we endeavor to secure the
proper civilization OF the waters for
irrigation This is al the sources OF
the streams. Further down, where
where they become nayiesble our aim
must he 30 Try TO develop a policy
which shall secure the utmost adj
vantage from navigable waters
Finally on the lower courses of the
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TO FORFEIT
CHARTERS
N - - ~
Western Union and Postal
Companies TO Answer
Charges
Associated Press,

Associated Press
New York. Oct. 2,--Tho Western
Union Telegraph and the Postal Tel
sgraph companies were ordered to-
Jay by Justice Ford of the supreme
court of New York state to show
cause on Friday why the states at
torhey general should not be permit
led to sue them for forfeiture of
their charters ON ground that they
had formed combination to in
crease telegraph tolls.
Made Agreement in January.
Attorney General Jackson in his
application alleges that the combina-
ton was made January /, 1907 and
hat a new and increased schedule of
rates was put into effect and that the
companies agreed to maintain joint
offices at certain points and to di-
vide profits of business received
herein.
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Assooialed l,pss.
ST. Louis, oct 2,-Wolcomed by
screaming whistles. changing bells,
thunder OF bursting bombs, and hur-
rahs from thousands OF human
throats, President Roosevelt landed
at 81. Louis, at DAT today marking
the first stop on his voyage down
the Mississippi river from Kookuk to
Memphis where no will attend the
Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway as
sociation's convention Friday The
cruise is the Presidents active re-
Spouse to a general invitation from
the governors of states along the
Mississippi river given in the belief
that he will he so impressed with the
enormous waste Of freight carrying
energy that he will exert q powerful
influence in favor OF committing tho
government to act with definite and
larger spirit towards deepening the
great inland channels for navigation
by ocean going craft.
Procession Formed.
When the President landed he was
greeted by the governors OF fifteen
states, many congressman and city
dignItaries. The line Of procession
was quickly formed for tho drive to
the Jaialal building in the western
portion OF tho city five miles from
the river, where the President de-
livered his speech,
.Asseeialed Press.
st. Louis, Oct. 2,--T have often
visited ST. Louis before" said Pres
dcnt Roosevelt in beginning his
,reech here today "but it has always
seen by rail, Now l am visiting it