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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-03

Two more referendum petitions were
filed with the SECRETARY of state Satur-
day, one on chapter 223, which divides
the state into two congressional dis.
tricts. and the other on chapter 2l1,
which abolishes the state board of
embalmers. Each of the petitions carry
over 6, 900 names, and they will go to
the people for vote at the next gen.
eral election.
David Whalen, the little sou of well
known LyL au county rancher, is the
latest victim OF an accident. The little
fellow is dead as the resalt OF his injuries
received while watching some men
brand some horses In the Schmitt cor
raj. The boy was caught and entangled
in rope thrown by one of the ranch
hands, and before he could release him.
self the rope was frightened and he was
crushed. The accident caused an
internal injury from which the unfor-
tunate boy was unable to recover.
Two young people were injured, one
believed to be serious, when the team
of K e. Phillips Drug Company ran
away between here and Lead. Albert
Wilson, driver of the team was picked
up unconscious and is now in the
Homestake hospital, Lead, with q
fractured skull and broken leg, while
15-year-old Phillip Michael, of Dead
wood suffered broken leg. The team
became unmanageable and ran away,
throwing out Wilson and later running
down young Mlchaels. The team and
wagon were stopped before the horses
were injured Later-Albert Wilson
died from injuries.
The Dakota Homecoming executive
committee, of Aberdeen, has arranged
for reunion of the members OF the
First South Dakota infantry during the
week of the homecoming Col. A. s.
Frost, Col. Chas. A. Howard and Capt
Fred G. Huntington were appointed a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-03
NEWSY STATE NOTES.

Arthur Robinson was drowned In
Lake Andes Friday. He was sailing
Joe Harrington and two women when
the boat capsized.
After being ont five hours, the jury in
the case of @. H. Burvee, charged with
incest in Brown county court last week,
his daughter being the complaining
witness, returned a verdict OF not guilty.
Chauncey l. Wood, of Rapid City,
states attorney of Pennington county,
Thursday flied with the secretary of
state petition bearing over 1000 names
TO refer chapter l07 Of the legislative
acts of last winter TO the people. 1t
being the one allowing the governor
power of removal OF minor officials.
Judge Taylor, of the ninth circuit,
Thursday issued permanent injunc-
ton in the legal battle between the city
council at Huron and the Dakota Gen.
trail Telephone company of Aberdeen,
in which the company is restrained
from making improvements or extend
its lines in that town.
Passenger train No. on the Milwau-
kee, due in Aberdeen at $40, ran off
from the track onto the ties Thursday
evening just as the train was slowing
up for Roscoe. All the cars except the
sleeper were off, but no damage was
done, as none of the cars ran off the
ties. The accident was due to spread
ing rails.
S. A Benson, of Burbank, S. d, q
well known sheep raiser, was in Sioux
City Saturday with a bunch of fine
spring lambs that sold for the highest
price ever paid on that market. 1t was
only q small consignment and averaged
so pounds, selling to the Cudahy Pack
ing company for So 80. Mr.. Benson ID
master of the art of raising fine sheep
for the market and well deserves the
treatment he received.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-03

Pierre will be called upon to entertain
three state organizations this month.
The Catholic Order of Foresters is to be
the first, their meeting to be on the 8th'
Next comes the Knights of Pythias on
the 18th and 10th, and the State Bank
ers' association will meet on the 23rd
and 24th.
The A. o u w. grand lodge at last
weeks session adopted the committee
report on the rate favorably reported IN
the committee of the whole last night.
which is a mini mum of 60 cents on the
Thousand dollars per month for mem
bers under 20 years of age, and q a
thousand per month on members IF 60
years or over, with graduated schedule
between these two ages
Walter II. Holcombe, a farmer, rs
years old, owner of a large ranch in
Custer county, South Dakota, returned
10 his old home in Rabun county,
Georgia, not long ago, and there was
ART sted after thirty-two years as a
former convict While serving as sheriff
of Rabun county, he was arrested for
horse stealing in 1873, convicted ano
sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
Four years later he escaped and made
his way to Custer county, where he has
lived and prospered since and reared a
family The spectacle of the white
haired old man a confederate veteran,
caused so much sympathy that petit
tion was circulated in Georgia for his
release, and on Saturday night the
Georgia state prison commission granted
him pardon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-09

accomplishing single good thing don't know how it has been
with but has happened time and time again with that
has done something that did like that thought had per-
sona bearing and that have said in heart Times will change
and will get with that gentleman don't profess to be free
from those feelings ALL But has frequently happened
generally that the time did when could with that
end when that time seemed that would demean myself
9nd that it would show man at all if took advantage.
And friends what urging less acrmony in public
t1scuSsonnore charity with respect each other what
each do what he charge dishonesty
pon until have real reason for doing am the last man
pardon mitigate wrongs against the public against individuals
believe and it. that throughout this country the admin
raon of the criminal law and the prosecution of crime disgrace
civilization but thing prosecute criminal when you
have evidence and is another thing ascrbe motives
Of when you haven't any evidence
And now my friends the presence great audi
like this audience that inspires with higher thought of
country and patrotnfah to refer the depth of feeling that has
been awakened of gratitude for your welcome of appca
of the basis of what welcome which loyalty your flag and
country understand that office of the President the
sonay of the who fills the time sinks and that Office typheS
Nation that all people of whatever party ought feel that for
the who for the being holds the office they manfestng
for the Nation tor which they live and for which they would
be willing to die.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-09
TAFT breaches SUNDAY
SERMON IN SALT LAKE CITY.
Continued from page nine).

in and and them lift themselves higher
standards and higher ideals
But has been given exercise that great influence
which his and which sone forth from him he stood before
upon platform And yet have felt that this Sunday morning
necessary make such could follow him
something that may sound bit like And
begun with quotation of having less relation what
follows, going give you from the Proverbs: A
turneth wrath but gevous stir anger
1T is text that has enforced itself mind during the
years with special emphasis because have With
Oriental peoples and with descended from the
Europe and have had chance their of life AMI
their methods of and their social and with
those of the AngoSaNon We Anglo Saxon admit
We have accomplished wonders
odds that seemed numomtabe the principles civil liberty
popular and making them practical and showing the
world their benefits But doing, life it
have ignored things that fellows southern
Cme have studied and Tade much Of and that the speech
and the method of everyday between themselves and others
At first that superficial who prefer no and yes and
abrupt methods and communications the shortest and
but my friends have much learn from paop'e of that
kind of courtesy and politeness
And friends of the southern clmes Oriental
friends have touched point in philosophy the philosophy
well learn from them introduce more
and more potenes real genuine desire happy
ty the little things Of lie which, after all nearly
5 in life.
that ought acrbe neghbo and those with whom
with respect whose action express
Opnonas high motives We ought avoid this
monou discussion that congns everybody who opposed view
perfOn and to having the motives and abes
who stand with only purest Life
and hatred and the charging and denuncaon of fellow
when they don't deserve it.
"The truth is friends this of hatred and
which the attrbtng of bad motive those who differ
with Of strength of time, of worry without
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-09

We Repair Auto Lamps, Brass Fittings Automobile
Parts of Every Sort At the Smallest Cost
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-09
BY AUTHORITY
Honolulu, T. H., Sept. II, 1909
RESOLUTION.

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board Of
Supervisors of the City and County
Of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Two Thousand (S2,000.O0)
Dol ars, be and os hereby appropriated
out Of the General Fund for the ray
ment Of claims for advertising for the
PERIOD ending December 81, 1909.
Presented by Supervisor Daniel 10
gan.
Approved on this First day OF DC
tober A. d. 1909.
JOSEPH ]. FERN,
Mayor
1Ots-Oct. 4, 5, 6, z. 8, ., Il, -. u. IA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
COST OF THE MAILED FIST.
Germany Il Paying the Piper for
Vast Armament.

aS1 Armament
That Germany IS paying the piper for
her vast armaments on land and sea is
strikingly shown in a paper In the Allan
tic by William c. Dreher. Since 1ST
the national debt has not been increased.
It now amounts, according to recent Of
fetal statements. to $1.Cl5.e00.o0o. Of d
little more than the French indemnity.
The debt has been doubled since 1886.
For the past eight years government pub
lications again admit expenditures have
exceeded receipts by S97l l.00G.0o0 or an
average Of S53.0o00o0 a year. The ma
tiOnal debt has already cost the country
IN interest and administrative expenses
about $3.50 ,000o00. and yet Germany could
have kept out OF debt altogether, as Prof
Schanz has recently shown. If the reve-
Hues had only been increased by about
81. .000000 yearly
That a country with 50 much intelli-
Eence- character. and efficiency as Ger
many undoubtedly has should go on Pill
ing Up its national debt ike this in A
tine Of profound peace IS certainly a
most astonishing phenomenon. and some
explanation Of it seems called for II we
ask bankrupt why he failed We shall
most likely learn that his income was
not big enough; II We esk h. friends they
viii probably tell Us that he spent his
money extrsvagantly. IN the case OF
Germany both explanations would apply
the empire has never had adequate and
steady sources OF revenue. and its ex-
penditures, niggardly enough in many
ordinary items, have been lavish In the
extreme with the army and navy.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

He seized a convenient marine spike and
chased the valiant spokesman from the
forecastle head to the poop deck The
cowed one probably would have jumped
overheard had he not slipped on an icy
spot Mahomet selected several strategic
points FOR the toe OF his sea boot, ard
then. leaving the squeaiing sailor where
he fell, he returned 10 the remaining
Lsscars with excellent results.
Henry Lloyd. jim Hall, the second on
Ger. and Arthur Padley. the third as stall
Eart and clean-limbed a crowd OF officers
as ever sat over a mess table. watched
the rumpus from the bridge, realizing fun
well the capabilities Of Mahonet Ali Said
in emergencies Of this kind. In the mean
time the Monaghan contingent were per-
fectly ct home IN the cold air, and did
most OF the work OF preparing the cargo
boOms and tackle and breaking the
hatches-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Cans. of Her Illness.

A gentleman riding in a railroad train
was impressed with two passengers, one
a pretty. delicately-appearin young lady
and the other q plain-faced maid When
he mistress was at dinner the gentleman
remarked 10 the maid in a tone OF great
sympathy:
Your young lady seems very III"
Yes. sir. she suffers sadly
Consumption. I should fear7-'
no. sir; I am sorry 10 say it is OF the
heart
Dear me, Aneurism7"
"Oh, no. sir. It is only lieutenant In
the navy
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Vet Much Else.

Fr0za the Catholic staEdard.
Yes" said the cub reporter. 'the
Answers 10 Correspondents editor is on
his vacation. and I'm holding down his
desk"
''Huhr' snorted Ritter, much you
know about t.
"Oh. the jobs a cinch in the summer
time; all you've got to do Is to tell girls
how to remove tan and freoklez.''
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
SHIP IS BATTERED
By Big COMBERS
$Aye, There Was Wind, "
Says Chief Officer.
~FORcE 10" MEANING GALE

Wray Castle Limps into Port Scared
with Battle with TumbIing Seas
and Fierce Blasts on Atlantic.
s'The Very Devil Himself Abroad
on the Waterso-vaIuzbIe Cargo.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
vioIent Conversation.

From the Yc1ke-s StRteznzn
The American-Yoa say your brother
dislocated his arm talking through the
tslephone2
Tbs Frenchman-oui, Monsieur; ha
make too violent gestursl
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

The old panels. dating from centuries
back. enriched and meIloWed by time.
with their primitive saints that breathe
the spirit Of eBdeaycr that inspired the
painters so long dead. were being washed
and scraped. and upon the seasoned pan
els were being displaced BY the soulIess
monstrosities Of Russian modern relig-
ious ert-expresssonless.p .ponpous. insipsd,
elderly gentlemen OF dissenting aspect,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
Tiene Gracia

En- la ciudad de Roma Italia
Sc acaba de probar un curioso m6to-
do, por medic del cual erniten su
opinion las espectadores en- los tea.
tros, despn6s de los eatrenos.
A cada espectador 50 le proyee
de una fcha metalica y conclude
ell espectdculo, Sc acerca 1 un apa,
ratio, que tiene tres ranuras con los
r6tulos: "Buenon aMediano" j
"Malon.
FL espectador, segdn su opinion.
introduce por cualquiera de Las
ranurss Ia fcha de referencia y ast
Sc tiene su voto, sin necesidad d
gasto de saliva.
Como 90 de suponerse, Ia empire
So recoge las fchas del aparato J
yeriica q compute correspondence
sabiendc asi Ia impression cauaads
por Ia obra en- 81 pdblico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
Tao. Nuevo Msxico U s A. verne IS De Octubre l9O9
Horrible Tragedia en-
Carlsbad, N. Mex.

Carload, N. Mex. Oct. 12--Una
de las muertes mas horribles '
brutales fue cometida ell domingo,
a las III de la noche, cuando Rosa
lilo Rubalicau asalt6 a Francisco
Sanchez con una navajo de bolsa.
El matador cogi6 a Sanchez, qui6n
era un hombre de estatura peoue.
ma, 10 arrullo en- su brazo, Y le dl0
en- la garganta con el mango de
una navajo. Despues de sacarle
los ojos a su victima, 81 brute le
enterr6 la navajo en- el casco de la
cabeza hasta quebrar el mango de
la navajo en- la cabeza del infelfz
Sanchez. Luego 6l trdjo una ha
cha y So fu6 tras de un negro, Gu
70 negro habfa presenciado Ell
crimen, pero el negro Sc hugo y
no fu6 alcanzado por la fiera.
Cuando el matador fue arresta-
do por el Alguacil mayor, 6l recla-
mo que Sanchez era un doctor
brujo y dijo que habia cometido el
crfInen mientras 81 sufrfa de una
pesadilla.
Sanchez es conocido familiar
mente como Gel Chapo." Trad.
de el Santa Fe New Mexican.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
Para Ell PasO. Texas.

Los honorabIes Antonio 9. Pa
checo y Antonio B. Trujillo, el
primero Representante q la Legis-
latura de Nuevo mexico, por este
condado, y 81 segundo Presidente
del Cuerpo de Comisionados de
este condado, partieron aver rum
bo para Santa F6 con direction a
El Paso, Texas, en- donde van q
presenciar las ceremonias de la en-
treyista de los Presidentes Taft y
Diaz en- Ia frontera de ambas re-
pdblicas. En- su regreso visitaran
las ferias de Albuquerque y otras
inportantes plazas de Texas y
Nuevo mexico, Que los distin-
guidos viaieros tausenos tengan
feliz viaje, son los sinceros deseoH
de La Revista.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
VOCes ProfundaS.

Primera voz.-Huye del amor
aun mas que de la muerte. Ell co.
raz6n que anna yive lleno de lagri-
mas; y en- cada lagrima amorosa
hay mil dolores dilufdos. Ell am or
tiraniza y empequenece 81 espfritu.
Segunda voz.- GOA de la Ju.
ventud: goza del claro dia; del
fuerte vino del amor. Reclina tu
cabeza en- el seno de una bella vir.
gen; antes de que-como 10 dijo Ell
poeta antiguo--el vase de cristal
SO rompa. ......
Primera voz.-Al6Jate incauto
mancebo. Mas amarga que el ele
boro es la carne de la mujer. Him
date en- un abismo, pi6rdete en- la
somora ......
Segunda voz-Mas dulce que un
sorbo de miel de Himeto es la car.
ne de la mujer. Besala, adorala,
pos6ela hasta el sufrimiento. Haz
de tu vida un espasmo. 49,. Oficia
en- el altar del sexo. .....
Primera voz.-Horror caus6me
un dia verIe la cara a la LuJuria.
-. Tenia dos carbunclos por ojos
y su lengua era una llama. 49,.
Segunda voz.--La lujuria es, a
veces, "madre de la Melancolfa"
No to hagas melanc6lico. Sc fuer-
te, Sc fecundo.
Primera voz.-Caeras en- el te-
dio infortunadamente. La mujer
esteriliza el pensamiento y apaga
las luces de la fantasia. Su inten-
SO aroma embriaga y enloquece.
segunda voz.-iQue cosa mas
inefable que una linda joven? -.
H.. Vedla sonrefr, fresca como una
flor. Vestlda es seductora, desnu-
da es divina. ,
Primera voz -AlGjate, mancebo.
No olgas la voz de la sirena. HUI
ye del amor aun mas que de la
muerte. ..
Segunda voz. Anna, sobre to-
das las cosas, las rojas bocas y los
blancos senos. ANA la flor del Sc
xo, misterioso y embriagadora.
Amala hasta que exhales el liltimo
halito. ......
Primera voz.-Huye del amor
aun mas que de la muerte.
Segunda voz-Du6rmete para
siempre en- los brazos de la mujer
amada.
FLouAN TURo1os.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
CARLOAD.
La carload es fue-
go, es amor: es la
mas grande y precia-
de de totlas las vir-
tudes.

De todas las vlrtudes, lectoreE
mfos, la caridad es la mas grandt
y sublime de todas, porque es Ia
que nos une mas 4 Dios, abriendo.
nos de par en- par las puertas de ia
inmortalidad.
No hay satisfaction mas grande
y justa que pueda ser comparada
con la que experimentamos cuandc
hemos tenido la incompatible di-
cha de eiercitarla
No hay, tampoco, ningdn ser
sobre la terra, por miserable y po
bre que SO le suponga que pueda
dejar de tener Ia OCCASION, de poder
experimental las dulces y gratas
sensaciones que produce la carload,
despu6s de haberla ejercitado con
recta Y sana intenci6n.
Vicente de Paul, Ell prototype de
la carload, no obstante ser excesi-
vamente pobre, derramaba d ma
nos llenas los auxilios que recogfa
de las personas piadosas, repartien-
dolos entire los niflos y verdaderos
desheredados de la fortuna.
Las almas de las personas que
tienen la dicha de practicarla tie
men que poseer un noble pecho,
perfumado con la fragancia de to-
das las demas virtudes, porque la
caridad las reune, las condena Y las
amalgama 4 todas.
Cuando podamos y tengamos la
OCCASION dc lmpartir el bien, haga-
moslo sin ostentacion; hacienda
que nuestra mano izquierda ignore.
10 que hace la derecha, para que 81
falso brillo de la ostentaci6n no qui
to el merito a las buenas obras que
ejecutemos, no olyidando que ell
Sei1or ha ofrecido dar ciento por
uno, dc 10 que en- su nombre, die
semos al pobre.
La carload no solo da. de conner
al ambriento, viste al desnudo, con-
suela al ahigido, reconcilia al enc
migo, sino que con solfcito cuida-
do, enjuga las lagrimas del que su-
fre, del que SO halla sumergido en-
el lecho del infortunio Y del dolor.
La carload no tiene patria, nj fa-
milia en- este mundo: acude STEM
pre- resplandeciente y grandiosa, a
donde el dolor la llama, va sea la
humilde choza del labriego 8 la re-
gia mansion del poten tado.
La patria de la carload esta en-
el cielo.
FRANCISCO DIAz.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
De LA CAPITAL
DE NUEVO MEXICO.
Ell REGISTRO CRIMINAL DE ESTE CONDADO-
AENTREVISTAD DE LOS PRESIDENTES DIAZ
Y YTAFT..KENTUCKY EN- PELIGRO DE EN-
VOLyERSE EN- UNA GUERRA SANGRIENTA--
UN HIJO PRODIGO EN- ESPANOLA, NJ H.

/ Maravillosa" han transformado esf
ciudad con sus adornos y bellezas
FL Gobernador Wilson de Ken
tucky por medic de sus pala5ras J
conseios esta al pnnto de precipi.
tar ma guerra en- su estado. EI
dfa Z del que rige el GobernadoI
les diio 4 los Independence cose-
cheros de tabaco: "Sigan adelan-
te con sus cosechas de tabaco, or
ganizen una Liga de Libertad J
maten 4 todos los invasores noctur-
nos" Su mensa1e que ha manda-
do al pdblico favorece nucho 4 las
companies y corporaciones del
Tabaco, y este, sin la menor duda,
precipitara Ia guerra civil en- Ken
lucky. Nuestros lectores recorda-
ran que hace como 3 amos que los
cosecheros de tabaco en- Kentucky
estan peleando con una facci6n de
cosecheros que no Sc quieren some.
ter 4 las reglas de las cosechas que
estan buscando su protection y no
la de las corporaciones, pero hay
unos Independence que estan ayu-
dando 4 esas compafias, y estos
que ell Gobernador llama "Invaso-
res Nocturnos" en- las noches han
salido montados a caballo y disfra.
zados sembrando la muerte durante
la noche por dondequiera que pasa-
ban, atacando a la facci6n enemiga
Hoy lego 4 esta ciudad un
parte telegratico de Espanola anun-
ciando que Fabian Serna, de la
edad de 20 amos, hijo de Francisco
Serna, habia herido a su padre con
una hacha, y SO cree que morird.
Fl Sabado P. P. 81 j6ven Serna fu6
a Espanola q entregar a los Her
manos Bond una partida de bore.
gas. No queriendo ir a pie hasta
su casa telefoni6 por un caballo.
Por alguna raz6n Ell cabalIo no fu6
mandado Y Serna Sc tuvo que que.
dar el Sabado en- la noche en- Espa-
ncla, y 81 Domingo en- Ia manana
SO fue q pie para San Juan. Guam
do hubo llegado a la casa de sus
padres SO habian lido para Ia Lyle
sia, pero su hermanita estaba ALLY
.el aprovech6 la oportunidad para
abusarla y reganarla por la falta del
caballo- POGO despu6s lego el
padre, y la hiia le comunico del
modo que su hermano la habia ira
tado, y entonces el anciano Serna
reprendio a su hiio quien dandose
por ofendido tom6 una hacha y le
di6 un golpe con ella en- la cabeza
w despues de haberlo derribado al
suelo le da otro en- ell pecho que.
brandole varias costillas, y es tan
serio el case que el anciano Serna
se halla de peligro y el jovon parri-
cida Sc encuentra prisionero en- las
manos de la Policfa Montada. Aun-
que de cierto no Sc sabe pero hay
razones bien fundadas para Greer
que ell joven Serna Sc hallaba bajo
81 infujo del licor cuando Sc con-
virti6 en- una parricida. Ell ancia-
no Serna es uno de los hombres
bien acomodados y de mucho in
tuio en- ell condado de Rio Arriba.
va varias veces ha servido q su con.
dado en- posiciones de honor =
lucro. S. S. S.
LEON
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-10-15
ASESINATO.

En- Lumberton, condado de Rio
Arriba, un tai Pablo Martinez,
hombre de malos antecedentes y de
reconocida depravaci6n, di6 muer-
to 4 balazos, al senior Jose TruJillo,
hombre de alguna prominencia y
muy bien aconodado. En- la con
fusion el asesino Martinez efectu6
su fuga y no ha sido aprendido.
Martinez era conocido como per-
soma peligrosa en- esa comuni-
dad y habia va eStado en- la peni.
tenciaria por otros crfmenes.