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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04
GENERAL ". c. REID
Shoulders Blame for Hagerman's
Transfer Of Land to Pennsylvania
Development Company,
ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN SAYS
He Is Trying to Steal tho Title Of
Living Sacrifice" from H.
]. Hagarman.

The Alhuqucrqur Citizen cnn-
mentS upon recent speech
by Attorney General w. Z. Reid
in Roswell in the following tel
ling fashion:
From the remarks made bv
Attorney General w. c Reid at
Roswell, it might appear that he
is attempting to steal from the
deposed governor the title of
living sacrifice" which was be-
slowed upon him By "A few anti
republican and democratic pa
pers. Mr.. Reid said he did IT,"
He was referring to the rather
peculiar land deal which was one
of the things that brought about
Hagerman'S removal at the
hands of the president.
The point III dispute was the
uSurping of the powers OF
the commissioner of public
lands by the governor and the
afIiXing to the deeds the seal of
that Office which tn, law cx-
plicity states only the Cnmmis-
sioner shall have tile power To de-.
The attorney general tries to
shield the governor by stating
that the boy executive acted
upon his advice and written OPP
inion. Attorney General Reid.
however, neglected to explain
that no matter how many OPP
inions he handed down upon the
subject, the law was explicit up
on the point and the governor
knew the law
While he may, as he says. he
the one upon whom the blame
should fall, yet the governor is
responsible Tor his executive acts,
regardless Of all the advice ami
legal opinions in Kingdom
come.
This is the view President
Theodore Roosevelt and the
United States attorney general
took of the matter
The attorney general then
artiully attempts to create the
impression that mo harm could
accrue 10 the territory since the
governor had. taken steps To see
to II that the funds received in
exchange for the title. to the
lands in question were kept in
tact, separate and apart from all
other funds in the territorial
treasury, in order that they
might not be past returning in
case the courts held the trans
action null ndvoid.
This is an absolute perversion
of the facts.
1t is we'll known that the
governor, and was proven by an
investigation that the governor
made every effort possible to
have the monies distributed
among the various funds of the
territory. This was prevented
only by the fact that Land Com
missioner A. A. Keen. whose
honesty is unquestioned, refused
positively TO receive the monies
or distribute them.
Incidentally, il may be mem
toned that the governor even
went so lar as To threaten Mr..
Keen with removal from Office il
he did not distribute ther monies
as per the governors orders.
1t is only due to the unilinch-
ing honor of Mr. Keen that the
funds were not distributed and
that they now remain Fin a sep
! arate fund. ana sy
The attempt on the part of the
/ attorney general, who will also
! resign" with the Hagerman
: regime, Ia create sympathy for
: Hagerman by this ruse, is a
pretty weak sort of political
r play. .;
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04
SCHOOL OF MINES TRUSTEES
Hold Their Regular Annual Moet-
ing and Elect Faculty for
Next Year.

The Board of Trustees OF the
New Mexico School of Mines
held their regular annual meet
ing in this city Tuesday after
noon in the Office of G. n. Brown.
Members OF the board were
u.s. as follows: President
Anl~..O I. Abeytia. Secretary
and Treasurer G. II. Brown. A.
II. Hilton, of San Antonio. and
w. A. Fleming Jones, of Las
Cruces. p. J. Savage was uu-
ablc TO attend on account of
private business. Besides the
transaction of the usual routine
business, members OF the faculty
for the year 1907-S were elected
as follows: Robert Peellc Noble,
President and Professor of Che m
istry; A. X. Adams, Professor
of Geology and Mineralogy; h. V.
Smith, Professor of Mining and
Metallurgy; f. A. Drake, Pro-
fessor of Languages. Men will
be chosen later for the chairs Of
Mathematics and Civil Engineer
ing, also a principal of the pre-
paratory department. Miss Anne
w. Fitch was reelected Regis
trar and Robert l. Kirchman
Janitor. A decided change was
made in regard to the conduct of
the preparatory department of
the School. Hereafter only the
ninth and tenth grades will be
offered in that department, and
one of the buildings just south
of the School of Mines campus
will be fitted up temporarily for
the accommodation of the pre-
paratory students. 1t is hoped
that in another year, if not
before, the SIS, 900 appropriated
by the thirty-seventh assembly
for permanent improvements will
be available, and that then
ample and attractive quarters
will be provided for the prepara-
tory department on the campus.
The year about to close has
been altogether the most salts
factory in the history. of the in
stitution, and the prospects were
never so good. The erection of
dormitory will result in a large
increase in the number OF
students in attendance, and the
supplying of other needs in way
of equipment of the various de-
partments will greatly increase
the advantages offered by the
School and its efficiency as we'll.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

The directors of the Bank of
Magdalena have just made a
change in the positions of two of
the officers of the bank. Gustav
Becker of Springerville, Arizona,
is now president and John Beck
er of Belen vice president. The
brickwork on the new bank is
about half completed and it is
expected that the institution will
be installed in its new quarters
in about sixty days.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

The students of the School of
Mines will give the regular COM
mencement ball on the evening
of the oath instant. There was
a meeting of students Thursday
morning, when committees were
appointed to attend to all neces-
sary preparations. AS usual,
the commencement ball will be
made one of the chief social
events of the year.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

VIM. Gardiner, H. J. Gardiner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sanders
and children were in Socorro
Monday from the Gardiner and
Sanders ranches north of Mag
dalena. The party were guests
at the Winkler hotel.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

Capt. M. Cooney has spent the
last Jew DAYS at the Polomas hot
springs.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

Miss Katherine Fitch OF Oak
land, California, who was a guest
in the home of her brother, At
torney Jas. G. Fitch, for a few
days. left yesterday morning for
FL Paso, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Paul ]. Terry, and
family. Front there she willcontin-
ue on to Cleaveland, Ohio, for a
visit with her mother and other
relatives and will then visit friends
in Baltimore.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

After this date all bus calls,
or other calls relating to bus
calls, must he given to the bus
companies direct. Each bus
driver has his number on our
directory in large type. Our
operators will not be allowed
to receive or make any such
calls.
II. j. MATTHEWS.
Mgr Socorro Telephone Co.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

C. Il. Brown, the well known
mining expert and engineer of
Socorro, and II. M. Dongherty,
lawyer of note at the same place,
reached town on this mornings
train and are guests at the
Palace. They came on business
with Hon. T. B. Catron in con-
nection with a mining deal in
the Kelly mining district. Santa
Fe New Mexican.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

Hon. w. f. Martin, who was
chief clerk of the recent legisla-
tive council and who is clerk of
district court at Socorro, passed
through the city yesterday Ell
route from the Capital City,
where he had been on business,
to Socorro. Mr.. Martin has the
distinction of being perhaps the
best posted man in New Mexico
on parliamentary law and proce-
dure, of which he has made a
study for a number of years. In
cidentally it might be mentioned
that Billy" as his friends know
him, has an almost devilish in
genuity for originating and
springing practical jokes of all
sorts. During the recent legis-
lature he kept the lawmakers in
a constant state of turmoil by
his jokes. His speciality then
was a handsome jewel case which
when opened by pushing a but
ton, caused a miniature bomb to
explode and the victim of that
joke generally thought that he
had been assassinated for several
minutes after opening that jewel
case. Mr.. Martin says that So
corro county is prospering and
that the sheep men are now bus
lily engaged with the lambing. -
| Albuquerque Citizen.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04
DELEGATE ANDREWS COMING
Will Reach Lamy Monday Morning.
Will Visit Santa Fe and Albu-
.querque.

According to this mornings
press dispatches. Delegate w.
II. Andrews left Washington
Friday evening for New Mexico.
Mr.. Andrews will reach Lamy
Monday morning, but whether
he will go from there directly to
Santa Fe or to Albuquerque has
not yet been decided. He has
done some hard and effective
work for New Mexico in the last
few months and will doubtless
be glad to get home for a rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Eisenhart
became occupants of the l.. X.
Terry cottage on Park street
the first of the week.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-05-04

Two good work horses for sale
cheap. Apply to p. N. Yunker.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
la R1JA MALD1TA 1ss
1853

das Sc volo desaparece tai radez que pud
81 Sc machaba por la izquerda por la derecha
pesar del tempo anscurdo odavfa acuerdo de 10 que
sucedo va he dcho en- la noche de San Juan.
y hoy presamene cumplen decnueve amos cuatrO das
que hombre fue asesnado ealHe y por Juan Re-
Maud cazador de obosdijo vejo egadorMe acuedo de
este faera lapenas hzo rudo crmen todo
ton de Saint Irun!
Por 10 demas-contnu6 debe creerse todo 10 que Sc
cuena dop6so de apaones del antasma del baraneo de
Nep precise admr sin embargo que algo haba de verdd
Hace mas de que todo vale haba de He aquf
San Juan Tamben he vsto 20 hace cnco ses ahos
10 que mas aro la msma noche de San juan ST. hos
mo-prosgu6 dice que doce ahos atrAs oian aSms
tales gemdos que paecan sar del baranco de Mer Mu
cho tempo ha que ve haba Femcour del fanasma
del Sabeuse.
Entonces hay que udar-vov6 decir la muer gorda
emorosamentese traa de apaedo e alma del hombre
Pues deberaS hacere decr msas replied buonamente el
segador esceptco.
Ceo que hemos habado 10 basnte antasma aparecdo
vampires para que puedan dormir las 6venes examo
decano de los segadoes dar las dez e reo de la
paroqua aconsejo que vaysmos cama pues las
va sera de dfa
Defense que los fanasmas coran gustav por vale toda
noche enen quehacer Nosoo hemo de descansar
Dios hzo noche para que los abaadores puderan par
sus fuefzas
Todos Sc marcharon.
81 cuaro de Blanca vea umnado an e de Tacobo Me-
le qued6 sumdo Ia obscudad al cabo de momen6s
Los hacienda despues de hb dado una vuea poi
las cabalerzss, Sc scosaron SD
Juan Renaud permanec6 solo patio sentado sobfe un
bnco de peda Paeca sborto pofunda meditation Habfs
escuohado mas vivo inees sin perdr una palaba Ia
conversation de los segadore Rvdntemente ago exsa de
vedad acsbaba de o NO exao que las aspra
clones tuvean ugar e epOca de Ia fesvdsd de San usn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
EMILIO R1CHEBOURG

Decididamente dljo oro-empezo e fantasma.
No tepes mas que enconaros e pueneclo ESQ de la
media noche le veres
Tentadora pero prefeo dormr ranquamente
mi fanaSma mueStra media nochel
Al dar la Ultima campanada de las doce.
rs la hora de los aparecdos de los vampires hora
que las brus dgen aquelarles montadas escoba
20 en- coche trado por dos galos negros.
mo era e fantasma de que habamos vampo?-pegun-
10 curiosamene la joven rubia.
Ell vampire querda mia -repuro decanoes monsruo
hombre mue que solo sangre humana 81
m1ta resuca mete ata1d le enera por
umba sale de ella marcha campos
bien ronda asas umnado por Ia luna En- tai desgra
cada de la trOpece ella
a brazos de heo la lleva tumba chupando
para camar nagotab ed Ia sangre de vcma Ell vampire
ge empre pesa entire las mas bonas las mas 6venes
preGere sngularmente las rubas.
-iQue horro-exclam6 la joven, que sin6 erizase
cabellos.
Ur segador que hba escuchado su decr nada
tomo su vez la palabra.
creo nj POGO nj mucho aparecidos fanasmas-dio
grave bruas vampires pero 10
que seguro ruedo haba puesto he vsto
extraodnao hombre mujer demono vaga odas las nochs
por las margenes del Sabeuse alma pena
va va para de la fiesta de San Juan las on
de Ia noche paseba Sabeuse Al dia sgunte ceeba
boda de mi primo Artemont guerra evare aguna
tras exceens va sae odos que para pescar ucha
sobe deb evtaEse ruda sin precauc6n coge d
anzueo Caminaba dpaco por Ia ora del RIO cuando prom
eos de mi OF quejas sootos Pense que aguen peda
socorTo dg al sitio de donde parian los gemdoS.
AL aproxmarme Vi somba negra levanase como 81
saliese de las entrahas de la terra.
Ouien sos9-excame. -Eutonces de respondeme Ia SOM
bra d6 sao deapare6 encano prodgiso Quse
perseeula e vento hubo nstane sin embargo
que a cogf estaba muy de ella perfecmente
pgada respiration VI largos csbeos AOando sOb esp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
Doctor. R. Ruiz AEnau
aRDICO CIRUJANO, de la Fs.
cultad de Madrid. Corsultas de Iay
media 4 2 y media dc Ia tarde
Cristo. IA San Juan.
81 Tl[|.2 Y mi Oh CTS,

81 estais debilitado ror una larga en-
fermedad, haced uso de la .SolNa6n
Pantan6oge, que suprime la tos,
aumenta el apetito y las fuerzas y TO-
bustece los pulmones. Compu sta
de creosota pura de haya y de clorhl-
dro-fosfato de cal la SolNci6n Pantan-
6eySe es remedyo ehcaeis mo en- la
brorquitis cronica, en- los resfriados
antiques y descuidados, en- la conva-
lescs ncia de la neumonfa, de la pleu-
resfa, de la grippe. Es el remeiio
mas eguro de la tuberculosis pulmo-
mar.
La Soina6A PantGnbetge es en-
pleada desde hace rs afcs por los me-
dicos del mundo en- ero, J mlllares &c
enfermos lie deben 81 curacion. Sc
ven lie en- tadas las farmacias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero Io4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr5ximo al subway, q los elevados,
4 los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Brodway, Y y 9:
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel me-
ne Antofnette, donde esta el C2~j
UeyO Ame,icapO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espa6ola.
installation completamente nueva.
Tres bafios. Pfdanse informes q Ia
administration de LA DEMocRA.
CIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
DOCTOR GUS7AY0 MuNOz

De la facultad de Mediclna
de Madrid y Ex.profesor Clt.
nico del Hospital de San Car
los, de a misma facultad, de
regresos de su viaje a madrid,
ha establecldo su ofcina pro
feslonal en- Ia Gale de Teiuan
NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
a 4 D. m. Telefono no 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
ThePoI|oRicoCeneIa| Telephone Co.
SER VICIO ElEFONLCO
LOCAL Y DE LARGA DISTANCIA.

En- San Juan Carolina Riopedras, Bayam6n Toabaa We
aba M&nah Barceone Aecbo. Hay mensajerOs en- esos
pueos para buscar las pesons qenes desee haba
que tengan telefono
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27

~ ssdn DfAz NAVARRO ha
eseahlecido su ofclna de Abogado y de
Notaria en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Iusto ndmero IS.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de D;strito de toda Ia 1sla y Corte
Suprerna, dedicardoae asi mismo al
examen de g. titnIos d= propledades,
incorporation lie Corpraciones del
pubs y extrapgeras ? trasr.i*acldu de
expedientes de exprcpiacior forzosa.
Aceptardo la noble competercia
hoy estet,lecida en- el eierciclo lie las
Trcfesiones de Abogado y N''tArio. el
aeftor DIAZ NAVARRO So dispone &
cabrax q sus clien;es houorsr1ns exec
aivamente,. .m6licoA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-27
F'7EC!os DE- sJsCai?clOa;
EN LA lsLA

CRTNI,NYtS hcrrihles Sc cometeu
en- tddoa loS paises ell los que el amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Crfmenes
la Elegancia = al buen gusto Sc CO
mete, usandc un Perfume 6 un Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite sCashimire
Bousquet..-ya en- perTurue en Jah6n--
60 Il samun de- buen toDo. Colgate
y CO, New York.
THE H-E-L-V-E-T-1-A.
~ Gale de sLa Cruzs.
Gran casa de huespedes. table
d hotels. Aposentos para famllias y
personas solas. Comidas q cincuenta
centavos cublerto. Ba0os. Telefono
Io2. Apartcdo d. correo 295. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota ;--Este hotel esta cargo de
una seforita cag1eHs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

Hene Sneorporattonen.

Solsenbs @eisli9af.sn .rpirtter
bstm Staatsfstrstdr ibrs Sneprpora'
tionspapiere:
o@arp &ealip Co., @arp, @apita'
$50. 900; S%irsttorsn: Wm. u. prib,
more, perrp ulri6 uno 2Ouis 3. Orr,
30 Riebt Club. Nunete. ieir
@apital; Tirsctorsn; @,orse SIeming,
SHERMAN @roHsp anb BsIpin Wonts
.Saplor. gmbip Co." 9afap.ite,
capital $4,000; Bireetoren: Sofep6 g.
Saplor. Softer 8. gmbrp unb Ctis
Or. 8aplor.
Die vsrsr. 9et9 RobsIip Co." Dor
SnoianapOlis Bot cine Rotis sinesrei&t,
tuOnaa Rs ibr capital bon s12, 600
auf s25, 900 srb6bt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
Bisss-


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gmma Storeman, 1851 SaIbott abs.
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Wdo&sn.-5. 81. unb Gtsla gartwsa.
237 2pnn Str. 8nabs. - Samss uni
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tritin.
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gehorbsn.
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str.-glis 3. Sal, 43. 1917 Of Is.
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2042 Sisblano Blaes. - Samue
gi6sIbsree, rs, 1926 Union Str. -
Soisph 2sad, 81, 6bs @uilforb. -
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GbeffisIb abe. Wiliam 2apIon Snp,
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@rssslp Str. - Rarearst Ssntins.
Wonais, OTaes unb R.u OOrt Str. -
9abio 6snrp BriHow. 81. 1912 Sbsl'
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
q e at pnifrt 60 Gemts Sass
Sorlase.

Rad sinsm 2ampf, usl&sr eirea
bret Wo6en bnuerie unb bas 5ir unb
@sgsr artinolia sr6rtsrt puros. nabm
Der Ssnat bic 60 Gents 9as.Borlags
beg SsnatOr.n Cor In brittsr 2sIHng
on. Die amenbements Der Senatorsn
garl Boob. tpsldsr IS Gents uub Wia
u. @ooo, tpsl1sr 80 gsnts als Wa.
rimalprsis fur 1000 GUS Sos fsHss.
fest gu iebsn tpini9tsn. tuuroen nieosr.
esifimmt unb bic @or'i4e 8orlaas NIT
AZ gsgsn 2 Stimmsrl angsnomnlsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

I'm biHteren Sbeile isinss De.
oddities In @aibtnaton, g.. g.. muir.
ben bsute Der Sc Sabre alts SEQ &.
8youn uno bic 26 Sabre alts Warsas
retbs Straub toot a~ufgefunoen. Dos
Wdbdsn mar bur6 bier SahHe est6b-
tet uorosn. pOrauf Der Wanu Sslbf.
moro bsging.
- Cine 2eidentuii4s purhs beute
bon sinsm 3u9e an elmer 2rsu3ung
In Song Sslano glib BET @su Yori
tiberfabrtn uno 3u,i 6rausn uurbsn
esi6otst urb swsi Mdnnsr i6otli& Der.
lebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

Betm 8eru&, bon sinem
StraBenba6n . Bnaaon abauRsisen.
fam gsfsrn abeno Or. Raris
6aslsp. I'm Worton SoteI Uobnbaft. au
6aa uno i&lus 10 ungIidIi& NIT Dem
Qopf auf bas etrnBsnbHaRsr. baB Re
In iausr leiosno:m 3ufanbe tns DID,
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rlnfal srsisnste H& on Der Denbe1
abs. Dr. 6asIep if bic Aer3tin ft,
bic nsIbIi&sn gsfanssnsri bes arbsits.
baufes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

Geo. Smith, 3l2 Gorman
Strabe, sin tn Sisnfsn Der 6. g. &
%. Babn ffsbsnbsr Wann. tpurbs
esfsrp, als e. bis 5snRer zines @ag.
CONS pubts, babur9 uerIebt, bab cine
Raneier. 2ofomotipe gesen ben Bag.
Qori htsb, on uel3em sr arbettste, unb
70 bic Better umuarf. Smith aog R&
70 sefdbrIt&s Verlebunaen 3u. baB mon
i'm tn's ct. Yineents 6ofptiaI bra&te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

- 4te 9r6bte uno pai-
I~ewoHeAwSwabI bon e@wttt.
bIsssaen ,sso ~8IasnenHades
tat aue fteuot9et. ttno tfam'
rt8ew 0ret9wtMe. 6Str Rno
ieoexSett 9ern berett bet bee
aaSwabI bebaInt& ~ tetM.
DeStexWAwW Bros. 60.
Eli Ran. I've. Eel. $40.
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gefeIn einem 4orpornl uno ipdter 81.
mem @smsinsn In Onfel Sums Wartne
gum SnlRrif tsurosn. Die nit bisier
afaire psrpidslte @si9i1ts absr III 10
luhig. bab Fe bsinabe an bic Sailo.
burger srinnsrt. aas 9stbsiligtsn
absr ln6tsn. fobalb lbre 3sit gum
2aGsn srI9isn.
&ritt Do am bslsn Ii4tsn Sage in
9abio ardopstb's altbdnblsrgsi&dft
507 81 @aibinston Str. Elm ROr.
poral Der Bunoss.W nrine, Wt2 aug6'
lin heibt Der brape Wann, unb madt
benz aufs b66fe sridrodsnsn Subsn
metz, oab Der 0srfauf. oosr au9 nur
oas bIoBs CUR S9auhslsn elmer Bun.
bsss Marins. Uniform Elm bsiaoiss 0srs
brs9sn isi. ftr tusl&ss er (oer 2Or.
poral naiirli6) ben armen Suben 10.
fort tns SdIspptau nebmsn mtHe.
We2ausb!in er3dblte tsm on allen
@lisbsrn i9lottsrnosn ar9opsip, baB
ibm gum tpsnisH.n 3pei Sabre Je'
~ftunssbuft brett in's Ssf8t farrsn,
unb brinst ss aulsbt 10 melt. oaB Der
aItbdnbtsr NIT i6m nod Der MaRa'
aufstts aoenue H& beeisbt, mo lie i'm
3immsr 6. 1891. ben @smsinsn Wiil'
ton 9soab %antrshen.
Der CORPORAL, In boiler Uniform
naiirli6) aeat ben 8emsinsn ben
furdtbnrsn @srbrs9er Dor. uno Der
arms Stinbsr utro naiirlt9 bon benz
bobsn Ssrrr, Der f6 In gibil bsfinbst,
gsb6rig nngsf&nau;t.
Der CORPORAL ertldrte bann bns
Staatspsrbrsden, usldes f& ar8opstp
idulois gsmu&t unb iagts sualsia,
BOB sr tpsib. oas 8srssbsn bsFslbsn
mub nit f6perer Strafe 9ea6nbst tusrs
ben. .Ratfrli9", fa9te 2eogb, .swsi
Sabre @sfdnsnib fnb ihm sspib",
unb Rebt ben or n0sn @lisbsrn ;~ittsrn.
ben ar@ropaip rs3t bur8orinssnb an.
Dieter bittst, unb aulsSt laHen f6
bic bsiosn boben bsrrsr iopsit srpsi-
den. bob fs. fa0s ar8rupstp fa Der.
pai6tst. ots big isbt sntfanbsnsr I'm,
tOHen 3u 3abIsn. bemielben s~essnabsr
8nabe ualtsr 3u laRsn.
ar9opsip isIbsr iasts ibnsn, bab sr
bas Straight 9lsi9 baar sniri&tsn
tueros, unb man icmmt nod sinigem
Rs6nsn gum Rsfultats, bab Der slts
bdnolsr asnau $3.50 i9uIos, psl6s
berielbe benin aud fofort Der geitdois.
ten @er.9tistsit auf bi. tlafsnos@ unoe
ortdte.
Qsoeh bnffsis nod ms6rere Male,
um ben ginorud nod au peri&drfsn
unb entlisB bnnn ben stttsrnbsn Alt.
bdnbisr, Der I'D frsuts, 10 lsi4tsn Rau'
fes babOneetommsn gu iein. nit einsm
lsBtsn re&t gnaoigsn Sdnoeorufs.
2aum isbo3 ruarsn Wc2au9blin unb
Qeuab alsin. als Re oh oss ~aeluuesnsn
epabes bersli6 Iaatsn unb wirtli&
bnbur9 ar6opstp's MiBtrauen in 10
bobsm Rabs srrsatsn, oab er F3 bsr'
anlnBt fhblte. feline grfabrunasn ben
Dstsetips Gerber uno 2arfb mitautbsi.
len. BeIoe gsamts unteriudtsn ben
5au. uno bic 5oi9e III. oab Re9au9b,
lin unb asoeh isbt binisr siiernen Std.
ben Fbsn, wdbrsno Er8Opsip fi@ bss
alisn Sprf&mortss: @er auIsbt Iadt.
la9t am bsfsn" srinnert uno rs9t
bersli4 ln9t.
Reosb iammt aus allegheny, pa.,
tudbrsnb ReYausblin, Der In Der Wa.
ri ne. 3sirutirunssfatio1 bier angsfslt
III, Beoforb Springs. 3d., aIs feline
6stmatb angtsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13

9 e.
Gillian Or. 2sRer. Cottage, 1857 @sa
IS. Str, $1,000. = George gsrtsls
& Con. nmbau, 1880 Norb Sliupis
Str, 81. 900 .-SuIius Wabts, 9par.
temsnt- 6aus. gde Nsw Ssrisp unb
Rortb Str, s18. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-13
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