davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-15

combustible, por ell aqua para
los usos ordinarios.
Todas esas dificultades pare
ell minero pobre, para los ne.
gocios que empiezan, serfa dc
! desearse tomara en- cuenta Ia
ley para proteger la indus
tria minera, que tan buenos
productos deja 4 las rentas
del Pals. Leyes federales
deben de obligar al propieta-
rio de terrenos a tolerar al
minero, siempre que haga ex-
ploraciones 6 establezca ira
bajos formales dentro de e.
Hos. Las rentas que ell pro-
pietario debe cobrar por aqua,
lena, pastos, etc., para opera
rios Q oanimales que Sc utilicen,
Sc ran los mas moderados y no
pasaran de un peso al alanopor
persona 8 animales de su SER
vicio.
Para terminar, creemos los
que, como nosotros, palpamos
las dificultades sobre ell terre
no, que tenemos una larga
experienced en- asuntos tan
delicados y que la practica
nos ha ensenado, debemos
manifestar que no convene
Sc aumenten las tarifas de
los ferrocarriles para los me-
tales pobres, o que no pasen
de una ley de quinientos gra-
mos plata por tonelada, pues
puede perjudicarse, con ella,
la industria minera en- ell Nor
tie de Mexico.
No deben suprimirse, en- 10
absolute, los permisos de ex-
ploraci6n, sino restringuirse
en- extension y TEMPO, pues
es la 1nica manera de como
Ger puntos nuevos y contra
rrestar la constante oposici6n
de los duehos del terreno a
que ell minero visite sus mon.
tanas, explore sus cerros y
descubra, con su constancia V
sus conocimientos, nuevas
fuentes de futura prodnc-
ci6n.
Sc debe favorecer la indus
tria pequena, pues de ella
toma origen, la que, mas tar
de, sera grande y hara surgir
nuevos minerales en- nuestro
territorio. Sc ..debe legislar
para que los duefios de terre-
nos cobren Quotas pequenas
por las superficies ocupadas
y elementos necesarios del te-
reno para la vida, que Sc lie
permita transitar libremente,
abrir caminos, y, para clio,
que sea aSoyado por las auto
ridades iocales.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-15

La prensa metropolitana
Sc ha estado ooupando, en-
eStos dias, de las reformas de
esa lmportante legislation,
que afecta NADIA menos cue
Ia, 4 Industrial principal del
Pais, la industria que lie ha
dado mas renombre y la que,
en- :. no lejano tempo, 10 dis
,,mgulr&y elevara al range
ueprlmer productor.
Las numerosas deficiencies
u., ue la ley minera han entorpe-
sD. slaO Ell desarrollo, siempre
II'eclente, de esa industria.
O' iieIeS de ioSferrocarriles,
slempre altos, y que hace
!. pOso Tempo han sido aumen-
ss tsaOS a un diez, ounce y vein
ss pOr ciento, no solo estor-
van slno dan muerte a las
ns; nsgOclaciones pequehas, a las
!. d.lnas prOductoras de carga
Ss,,e, ~ poe ley, que son las mas
Fp;auneS p,;au en- la frontera del
N0ha muchOs meses hemos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26
KYindenS
Rygsmerter

Ryggen er Hoveddrivfjedren i
Kvindens Organisme. We'd Smerter
giver den hurtig NEEDING ON For
styrrelser. Den udviser, med andre
Symptomer, saasom N%erv3sitet, Ho-
vedpine, Smerter i Laenderne, Tung-
he'd i Legemets Underdele, at de, for
hendes K9n saeregne Organer kraever
Tilsyn. ~-.,-re sfBsssxI4
bet enc sikre Middel, som / saa-
dame Tilfaelde %fjerner Aarsagen, og
after bringer de kvindelige Organer i
en- sund, normal Tilstand er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26
E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. Will Young, 6 Columbia Ave,
Rockland, Me-, siger:
"Jee var i lang It'd p1aget med grue1ige
Rygsmerter og en- Pine 1 min Side, og var
til eg table Model og ventede a1drig mere
at blIve rask. Jeg 1aeste hvad Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound havde udrettet
for andre, og jeg besluttede at prove Oct;
med sandhed sige. at jeg aldrig 1 NIT Liv har
fSlt saa godt."
Mrs. Augustus Lyon i East Earl,
Pa, skriver til Mrs. Pinkham:
"Jeg havde meget stark Rygvark og nedad-
trykkende Smerter. Jeg kunde like sove og
havde ingen Appetit. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound hja1p mig og bragte
mig til at f1le som ct nyt Menneske."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26

ger og Raptrer at boloe fig til, me-
bens arreitanten m%eiiommeligt ll1aa
.1tooe % grape / fin &ntommelie.
Bngefter ifal man iaa igge at tilpeje=
bringe Sperensltemmelie mellem sis
lie Dpgigrdier inobproes og meo Sc
Mnmeloelier, M%siesloren bar moota-
get fra De 8eipegne. 5%elpfplgelig er
bette noget, Ser pil toge as fillige
Waaneoer> ielp ON Mrreita1ten er
'alorig iaa pilltg til at tilltaa ali,
bbao ban fan BUTTE.
st pigtigt Spprgsmaol for Gtrof-
fenS uomaaling er Set, ON 8eicbarot
bar giort Jig ifploig / Salif. selp
benegter ban Set paa set beltemtelre,
iog &r. Sbelit5 er ogiaa meget til
bgielig til at tro, at ban bor Met.
@om gammel Suriit bor &eicbarot
u Ser ita6ig bar moattet fur1ne for
uoie fir Spoogelie - 10 meget bel
bioit, bpor langt forltgere oct er at
begaa 6alit emo at begrenole Jig til
8eoragerter.
~ {zerue.
s angel a s 3 B e II.
Spenoborg &msrooo bar peotagct
lat zoe ct 5illtu6 til 2angelanosba-
men poa 100000 &r. lamt at oelto-
&c I EN- eoentuel Operlfrioelie al Sim
l9gsiummen meo inotil 10000 &r.
Sor S nj e / g + s 8
p + e t &arl &gnne az
ties Sc reiit ct Minoesmerfe. ssno-
bpoelle til Snoiamlingen er nogooct
fra Srimenigbe6erne / Gtepns og
Sebe iamt fra Stepns &silfoIcs
@%lebforening.
Oct bliper Ell pel6i9
t a r, lfriper &ingit.
Solfetio., bbis Ri foar Ell noge11lun=
6e normal CONNER / Metring nj
Sugttgbeo og @arme. 0et er npr
beo> at man fan ~bere @resiet gro,
iaaoan ifp0er Set trent. &ugen far
6e fleite @teoer reiit Jig efter Sor=
0enregnen forleOen. Men marge
|@teoer bar Sen BOG fact ct @nnf /
Straoet> lom moalfe nof pi( funnc
merfes.
Mp &gjifole. Ser far /
nogen Sio b9ret orbej0et energiif
poa at faa oprettet en- @gjifole ,poo
2ongelano me0 ti0ligere Mejeri6e,
itprer 6. &riltenien-5onge al, Sum-
Bile iom 6oritonoer, og ser er MI teg.
net en- iaa flor &apital, at 5fole1
fan anies for iifret. &riitenie,1=
|Sange bar / Merbe6en al &u0fipbing
noiet en- 8%Dggegrun0> iom pil blipe
ifjenfet al &l1ofipbing &omune;.
@folen bentes oobnet til Nopember.
~Den lille" % ~oe II
bttte". Gn iprogfpn0ig Mono far
nDltg giort opmprfiom paa> at Set
er Ell 6eiltagelie> noar Solf ifriper
~Meen" ON 9en 9it for Sjellan0.
0ef ifal itapes uMgn", ga Mpn er ct
file feltif 0r6, ser betpoer uoen
lille" altloo Sen lille / 6orbol0
til Sen itore (5jnllano). @oo iam=
ME MaaOe CT Set forfert, naar Sen
lille @ Nporo, Ser ligger be0 Mpen>
itopes ~@por0". Der ifal itoo
uMioro", 6a ogioo Bette CT ct feltilf
Sr0, JONI betp0er u0en bite" II att
ion SEN bite / 6orbolo til Sen lille
(Mpm.
6 g 8 a r 1t 3 :
g o H.. S l1brn1oger Mrent5e11=
2pnges @in0l1e t Mpfjpbing pna Sal
tier bor ser / lengere Sis bp1gt Ell
Giolin, ser bap0e Eooifriften 200
Mdr gammel. Sffe til Solg". Nu
far ST. 2pnge imiolertio iolgt Sen
til cit engelif M%uitfban0ler for g.
800 ST., iaa at @tolinens 9ggtbe6
er bepet oper enbper Spipl. Sen CT
labet al SEN berdn1te 5tra0iporills
omfring Maret 1925. ST.. 2pnge er
fommen til Siolinen paa en- liot
|nia0panlig Wno0e> i6et bon fun bar
gipet en- on6en @iofin, ser fife itp0
bam / mere ems Is &roner, / 8ptte
for Sen. San tilbptte6e Jig SEN bps
~. N>>.S.o.S : G..IL..~. L..o IN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26

8alget l1nite Mnr. 9e, ser aIlere.
De bar meo0elt, at 6e life oil mere,
er SprOum Aipbenbapns 81, 8luD-
me (Gsbjerg), Speiitrl1p Wdborg),
Nielien=airfeluno (geile), % Miel=
len-@rgn 0ooer). g. Maoien
|@%lfiloltrup neolGgger 10 atlereoe /
fSommer tit Manoat. Gn6pioere me-
mes Set, at fplgenoe - entcrt of Ml-
lers= eller 9elbrebsbeniyn - oil
trGffe Jig tilbage: gtatsraao g. Mn-
oerien (Sbiiteo), &rabbe (&alluno-
borg), Sanien-@inoe (5fipe, og &s.
Nielien (&erning).
nl1niteo States" Sell
I o II. 8. 10. Sum- mpote Sop
tein S. @l1lff og @anoifabet al
vltniteo 5tates", iom 9agen foruo
bar anfommen til &iebenbapn, I
Sp= og 9anoelsretten og afgab Sor-
flaring ON Sommenitpoet mes
~Monterep" peo Sanop <@oot. Sor,
beret blcp u0lat in0til ltoifrift al
Torbersofterne fltnoe mo0toges fra
New Oorf. Set forene0e. 0amp=
ifibsielifab" bar anlagt gritatnings-
Jag moo ~Monterep"s &be0eri for
$250>000, meoens bette, iom poa=
itaar at SEN 0anife Camper bar
Sfpl6 / Sammenite6et, forlanger
$4,000 / Gritaning. Set pil mt
Zig tage ct &ar Nar inoen @agen
bliper paafien6t.
Gen 6onfe 81 g 5 :
oags &ontorcbef &ret5 far MI
uolenst SEN inopanlige Marbog oper
Ben oanlfe &igsoagslamling; SEN er
i Mar nniten 6obbelt ioa tpf, iom SEN
plejer at bore, og giper en- Speriigt
oper Set ia ienligite Sn0bol6 al olle
Be npe 2ope iaa bel iom al Sc 2op=
forllag, Ser fife naaeoe at blipe OPP
bpje0e til Sou. &orti=@ rupperingen
opgpres pes 5omlingens Slutning
iooleoes:
6olfetinge ct:
Sen tre=&eformparttet SO
Gocinl6emofrater PA
5olfetingets &enitre @a6ifale) 9
6orban0leuoe @enltre (Mooerate) 8
noen for @rupperne 5
st Meolem al &%eformpartiet
Gasien) par 500, og al Me0lemmer=
ne ~uoen for @rupperne" bar en- /
Solggruppe mes @pire, en- / @alg=
gruppe mes &eformpartiet og to /
@alggrl1ppe mes 6olfetingets @eu=
fire.
2an1sting ct:
&pire $3.50. "a
&eni tires 20
Grtfonierpatipe 8
Sorbanolen6e &enitre 4
Soctal0emofrater ...... 4
lloen for @rupperne 4
Af Sc. ii0ite berte 2. pes 9omlin=
gems @egpnoelie til @pire og 1 til
oe Srtfonierpntipe, me6ens 6. @ran=
0es ito0 u0en for @rupperne.
&jpbenbabn.
Get # a tie" 81 gift
lom Set pil erin0res fallit ifior, men
Oct er pe0 at fomme tillipe igie1
Ser ct I'LL 0annet ct NIT Mftielellfob,
Ser bill u6nptte Sngenier Maarots
SpfinOelie df .fait 81. Selifobet BE-
gDnoer meo en- M%ftiefapital pao 20;=
600 &r., ful0t tn6betalt.
Naor man pringer
a I Sen eleftriife 0lo=
frl1en poa ~@pi0pre", 6refen S6ora
Mnnf, fom forleoen Mften ilennt til
Sfaoe beo at ipringe al en- eleftrilf
Sporpogn, Ser bar / ful6 Sort. Sum
fom ino UNDER 8ipognen og blep
l(ebt mes ct Stpffe, in6en &ogne11
blep itonoiet. Sum blep / iterft IL
oel1oe Silitono inolagt poa @omune-
boipttalet.
80 if . nj a =
funo. sos Ell fiebenbopnlf Yon=
telaaner forlegte en- rusliif Spoe for
leoen at pantlette nogle foltbore
9iomanter til en- Gproi al omtreut
Ell bolp Snes Suiinoe @roner. @an=
telaanere11, Ser mente, at 0iamuntcr=
ne bar itjaalne> ien6te itrafs 8u6
etter Folitiet, men / 6orbpret for
floreoe &rsleren, at fan bap6e fun
bet Stenene I Ell 6raffe> ban bopoe
fjebt Ell @arifonoiierbutif, Sen
| mnitfifn Con I'll ~, h1;An
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26

efter at have benyttet tire Flasker kan jeg
med Sandhed sige. at jeg aldrig NIT Liv har
fslt saa godt."
Mrs. Augustus Lyon i East Earl,
Pa, skriver til Mrs. Pinkham:
"Jes havde meset stark Rygvark og nedad-
havde ingen Appetit. lydia 3. Pinkham's
Wig Fl al f S=fIn sP% et n R}a Men mis eE oraste
Fakta for sygo KvInder.
I tredive Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R9dder og Urter, vaeret ct ledende
Middel for kvindelige Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder af
Kyinder, som har vaeret plaget med
Forflytninger, Betendelser, Saardan-
nelser, fibr9se Svulster, Uregelmaes-
sigheder, p%eriodiske og Rygsmerter,
nedadtvingende Fornemmelser, Opblaest-
he'd, Uford4jelighed. Svimmelhed, ell
Ter nerves Afkreftelse.
6 gam me- y pgn1n g
b e a r s. &jpge @prao0 bor
pe0taget at lo0e Set gon1le Bindings
perfsbus fra 1927 / &irfeltrnoe, Set
9lGIte I 2an0et> bliu& itouen0e> moo
at Nntionalmn1leet og &jege Muln=
l1111> JONI tilbl1ot> loocr set iita11oipt<
te.
. 9ens tgrt e
.Sorf er blepen inofonget / Gin=
bp=9ngten. 6iifen bap0e CT 2eng=
Sc al 1872 Gentilneter og peie0e 1876
&ilogram. Oct oplples, at Sorifen
borer til Ell for 9iterieen ierlig Nrt
og life bar inoponoret fra Norol9en.
Mon far tioligere / Riteri gen fau=
get en- ia Gcntin1etcr lang 5orif.
9 I b t paa g orn=
+ 0 / m. 8%ornbolms Mor6re Ser
rebs gfstroret far i0pmt Mrrelta11=
ten Sans Motbios Eebericn, fnlOet
rGnellif", 10 Nnrs Sl,gtbllsorbei0e
fpr Grab al Mrbeibsmuno Cars
9iils'on, Ser Sen Lite Npril fanoteS
liggelloe 06o / Set al bam beboeoe
@us pe0s vSimblegnuro" / &leme11s=
fer Gogn.
500 9 ere poa
ell Dag. It 9prifueOagen /
Minglteo forle0en bar Ell BARN Sag,
fre!ngaur 81. q. 6eraf at Su6org
ol1 s%lftenen maatte mel0e
Ea5, efter at baDe foripnet ialntlige
Neifnl,ro1ter lne0 c. 1000 9oiere.
Salt menes Set, at 6orbruget / &ing=
iteo al boierif 81 Sen nnpnte Sag
bar oeret c. 10000 SLATER. Der
til folnlner en- gonife mtagelig Eor=
tion Jlolfer 9l al andre Sorter.
9 s e fn6 5. Gn ing Muu0,
&olger Eeterlen, ser orbeiOe0e puo
&onolple Seglperf pe0 Corp, Dar
forleoen ianrnen mes en- 9re11g goa=
ct its for at 1fpoe @e60cr. S Sen
9eniigt iatte ban Jig paa &al1ten al
en- Mergelgrop mes @psjen mellen
fine &ne og meo 2pbet opu0. 5fu0<
oct git al og ramte bam / @alien
ltge n1oer Sage11, iaale6es at 2a6=
trengte op / @ope6et. 0e=
oen tnotraaote 9ie6liffelig. Solgel
.eterien bar biemmebprenoe paa
5logelieegnen og 81 Mar gammel.
&os tgrte
8 t a e e. 8lanot bem,
Der iDarer 9fat mes 4=cifre6e Sal,
itaar Baron 2%gbenifiolbl gperit, i6et
ban betoler 1904 &r. so Gre, bill
fet iparer til en- SSnotpgt af omtrent
&r. 9erefter fommer Slag=
termeiter 6. 6reberifien, Ser betuler
1881 &r., .og set famine 8elgb lbo=
reg al gnfefrn &ornernp. Sna fgI=
ger gtatsraao Mattbisien meo t.
~ 8r. 20 Gre, Sl1ititsraao Mugs-
'llrg meo. 1,482 Ser, 9igbman0 S.
0ltermam me0 1,071 Set. 60
Ore % aigbman6 9. 6. Gbriitenier
nco 1,o65 81: IS Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26
Fakta for syge KvInder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R9dder og Urter, varet ct ledende
Middel for kvindelige Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder af
Kyinder, som har vaeret plaget med
Forflytninger, Betaendelser, Saardan-
nelser, fibr@se Svulster, UregelmRs-
sigheder, periodiske og Rygsmerter,
nedadtvingende Fornemmelser, Opblast-
he'd, Uford6jelighed. Svimmelhed, el-
Ter nerves Afkraeftelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-26

en- g e g. gn al So
peo1taoens melt itil(e @orgere, ftp.
&leoebanoler Nieliena er / oisie 9a=
&c ops og efterla6er Zig efter 5ieen=
Sc benimoo 3 Will. @roner. Den
Mfopoe bar noget al en- Sarling, men
en- flttttg og itille Mon0, iom u6e=
lnffenoe lepeoe for lin 6orretning,
tnotil ban for en- balpy @nes Mar
ltoen traf Zig tilbage til &ripatlioet
og fjebte r0omgaar0en" De6 Slant
penborg. &e0 fin 500 bar Fan 80
Mor gammel, og enonu | 80 Mars
Nloeren bar ban iaa legemlig a0rat,
at ban flatreoe op / fine 6rngttreer
for at pluffe Sen moo11e Grugt. &an
bapoe fun en- Gang / lit SIP imagt
Sobof, og Sin 11eo bar lneget iiel=
bent. San par Gipolis elolte Mbon=
nent.
On 9el al bans b%etp0elige Sormlle
itammeoe fra &e16 / 2otteriipil. &an
Danot to @ange &lasielotteriets tor
ite @e6init % paa en- ret merfeltg
Maobe. Da man rep set 5teo neb,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
VANDERBILT'S HORSE WINS.
American Sports Make Great killins
on French Turf.

Thousands of Americans Monday
saw w. K. Vanderbilt's bay colt North
east, with J.. Cholds up. capture the
Grand Prix de Paris, the blue ribbon
event of the French turf which was
worth $4,000. Beautiful weather IA
vored the running of this classic and
fully 10000 persons gathered at
Long Champs to witness the race.
which marked the close OF the Paris
season.
president fal1,eres wa. there. to-
gether with the members Of his cabi-
net. and there was an unusually large
attendance of foreigners from all parts
of Europe. After the victory OF his
horse Mr.. Vanderbilt was given an
ovation and was escorted to the presi-
dental lodge. where he was warmly
congratulated by NJ. Fallieres.
The ace was stirring from start to
finish. Northeast winning by only a
scant head from his half sister. Gauge
Pourpree, owned by Count LeMareis.
The Americans made a killing on
Vanderbilt's victory. as the odds were
10 to 1, the public losing faith In Mr..
vanderbilt's chances when Seasick III.
was withdrawn after his bad showing
in the English derby.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
SOUTH DAKOTA .4,!za.. MAN.
FIN ~ b ~ es1esel
STATE NEWS EM ea lgsx lllllE


lslack Hula nrScnxlanss WIN IN LA&ign.
tiom 1~nvulving Seo,0oe.
Judge Garland and = Jury In thu
United states distrtcfscourt IT Dead
weed decided axninst IN plaintiff. r.
II. Mayhem, Of Kewanee. Ill. In two
suits against Black Hnia men. IN
which the aGgre9ate sum of eae.eoe
asked. The cases were Of some
interest ewing to the prominence ~
the defendants. w. J. Mclaughlin. Of
MahAnt. and Ge6r9e =. Jackson and
Charles Krause, nf Deadwcod. MAJ
hew alleged that In acting ~ promoter
for the sale Of some timber lands own
cd by Jackson and Mclaughlin. and
also for some coAl lands owned by
krmuse. that he had brought custom
ers from the east, and after some no.
gotiations deals had h~en closcd. md
thai ne had bee frcxen out of . large
commission. In the ass against
kranse the jury. after listening to Y
idence hat tended 10 show thar
Krause himself had been entirely re-
Sponsibie for closing his deal. found
for the defendant. In the case against
Mclaughlin ard Jackson In which
see. GOO was asked as commisxsans. ~
of Mayhew's principal witnesses re-
pudtat~d his testimony nad he court
instructed the jury TO hnd for the de-
Pendants.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
HANSEN HAS MISSION
DAKOTAN RETURNS TO RUSSIA
FOR GOVERNMENT.
Secretary Wilson Seeks Means OF In
creasing Supply Of Cattle In Order
TO Reduce the Price Of Reef to tho
'
Consumers.

To increase the supply OF beef and
thereby lessen Its cost to the American
householder Ii one Of the principal OBJ
jects underlying the efforts OF the de-
partment Of agriculture. to secure clo-
yer. alfalfa OIL other grass that Will
thrive In The semi-arid regions OF the
northwest. Beef and beef products are
said to have reached the highest prices
recorded in twenty years and h deal
ers claim that this Is due to the scare
ity OF cattle.
1t is to increase the supply OF beef
by increasing the grass belt In the
west that the department OF agricui-
ture has again sent N. F. Hansen, OF
Brookings, s. D., to make a thorough
investigation OF the plant life OF north
ern Russia and Siberia. Prof Han
sen will visit the sections Of northern
Europe and Asia. Present climatic
conditions are similar to those OF the
semi-arid lands Of Wyoming. Colorado.
Montana and the Dakotas. II an alfal-
ia or clover a De found which will
withstand these climatic conditions a
hundred head of cattle could De grazed
on the LAND now required by ten.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
''BLIND TOM" DEAD.
Famous Negro Musician Passes Away
in New York.

Blind Tom" famous negro must
clan, marvel OF three generations of
playgoers, died in Hoboken, n. j.,
where ne had been living for years in
rssfrsment and suSssstsss on csrrssy.
Thomas Virgins is the name given
in his burial certificate. but the sur
name fas one which the famous plan
fst adopted. He VAS born a slave
ear Columbus, Ga, about 1850.
In early childhood Tom, who was
born entirely blind and more than half
idiotic. showed himself remarkably
initiative, frequently stealing into the
house of his master to reproduce on
the pianoforte music he had heard
played by others. In 1851 he became
so proficient on the instrument that
he was taken to New York and exhib-
tied as a phenomenon and later was
widely heard in the United States and
Europe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
ma sUBURs n SUBMERGED.


1A,eoo rsopae Driven lsun Homes In
Afmoarda1e.
The great Kaw- Missouri flood.
which has almost reached It's crest.
drew hundreds OF thousands Of sight
seers In Kansas City Sunday to the
bluns overlooking the flooded bottoms.
The water has hone ali the damage
that y In it, power. The railroad
yards have been evacuated. the pack
ING houses and business establishments
have been vacated on their lower
aoor1 Armourdaie has been entirely
abandoned by is Ia 900 inhabitants
aad water b running twelve feet deep
IN IT. streets. There n no excitement
anywhere. the cvfcted people having
found shelter for themselves and their
movable property. There r nothing To
do but walt FOR the tide to turn, The
weather Sunday was generally fair in
the Kaw watershed. with only light
showers here and there. and this In
spired . hopeful feeling.
Weather Observer Corners says:
A height not TO exceed 81 feet will
be reached in both rivers. The Mis-
souri, VA It 80 fee at s o'clock p. m.
Sunday. = rise Of three inches since
noon. and rising half an inch an hour.
The Kaw was ga feet above low va
ter ut 8 o'clock p. m. and rising ut the
IN rate as the Missouri. 1t Is impos-
sible to predict the duration OF the
high water or set an hour for Its reces
sion because of the weather conditions.
Rain II still threatened In the north
and west"
The Kaw Is discharging freely into
the Missouri and IN expected to fall be-
fore the Missouri does. The Kaw re-
coded z inches at Topeka Saturday
night. At St Joseph the Missouri.
which rose Sunday, is now stationary.
The union station Is still above water
and will be safe even II the rise is a
ing trains with difficulty. being Obliged
to detour.
Of1cials and business men OF both
Kansas Citys express a determination
to put an end to the annual food. The
great d~ificulty has been that two state,
two city governments. the United
States government, three counties and
numerous interstate railroads are In
volved. During the past year the
United States has declared the Kaw a
navigable stream. This gives the war
department power to order removal OF
the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
low bridges, which obstruct the river
and cause the overflow Of Armour
high water.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
LANDS HALn DEATH.
Fcicral Judge Prevents .Exrsuttun os
Rll1ik.

Herman Rillik. the Bohemian for
tune teller condemned TO death for
the murder OF I'VE members of the
vrxal family at Chicago. vas Friday
granted q stay OF execution until he
has been afforded On opportunity 10
appeal his case TO the supreme court
Judge Lands. Of the United States dts-
trict court. who Thursday declined 10
grant = writ OF habeas CORPUS In favor
OF Billik. Friday decided that the
prisoner had the right to appeal FROM
his decision denying the writ. Tbs
case will now be carried to the higher
federal tribunal and Biliik MI be
given q respite until that body has
passed upon the constitutional Ques-
ton involved.
In granting the stay OF execution TO
pillik Lands said.
Thursday l was informed by the
state that the United States supreme
court had passed upon this question.
but I find upon investigation that IT
has not. say To you candidiy that II
I was convinced that I might exercise
discretion in granting this appeal /
would deny 1t. but I n hnd that
I have any authority to deny H. do
o believe that there is any merit In
the questions raised by the petitioner.
but I have before me a cold legal
proposition and / have no right to con-
strue the Law but as / find IT,"
When Judge Lands opened court
Friday he said TO the attorneys for the
state:
II desire the state to Inform the
sheriff not to execute the sentence I'M
I'll he has heard from this court"
I'VE nave already notified the sher
mn to that effect" said assistant
states attorney.
Counsel for Eillik Thursday asked
that the writ OF habeas corpus be is-
ued on the grounds that the prisoner
was not asked by the court before be-
ing sentenced to death whether he a
anything To say. On this ground Judge
Lands refused to issue either the writ
or an order Of appeal from that re-
fusal. but set the arguments bearing
upon the right OF the prisoner to APP
Friday.
After listening TO these Judge Lam
Ills decided that he had not the discre-
ton To deny the application for an APP
peal to the United States supreme
court. He therefore issued an order
granting a delay until the matter could
be passed upon at Washington.