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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
HURON A DEAD.
ASSISTANT U. s. DISTRICT
ATTORNEY RESIGNS OEEICI

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 7.-After
having for some years filed the office
OF assistant United States attorney for
south Dakota, n on two occasions
having been appointed United States
attorney by Judge Garland, Of the fed
eral court, to I'LL temporary vacancies,
William G. Porter, of this city, as re-
signed the office. The name Of his
successor has not yet been officially
announced. Mr.. Porter for years has
conducted a private law practice, and
this has grown to such proportions that
1t became necessary for him to devote
all Of his attention to It, and It was
because of this that he decided to re-
sign h office Of assistant under
United States Attorney Wagner. Mr..
Porter was first appointed to the posi-
ton in March, 1898, coming Il Sioux
Falls from Custer county, where for
W terms he filled the office Of states
attorney.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

Norway has 40 sardine factories.
During a good season so, 0O0. 900 tins of
20 to "a fish each are packed, equiva-
lent to SOC. 900 cases of 100 tins each.
From 400, 900 to 500, 900 cases are expect
ed this season. Prices range from $4.2S
to 1913 a case. For packing American
cottonseed oil would be used II the
packers could obtain It in few barrel
lots at either Bergen or Stavanger.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

No volcano Is better staged than the
peak Of Tenerife. Fortunately for the
islanders, this 1,200-foot high monster
usually employs the centuries In sleep.
n his present furious outburst may
be nothing but a drowsy yawn. AL
though from the lesser neighboring
peaks Of FL Piton and Chashorra sui
phur Is constantly emitted. there has
been no real sensational flow Of lava
since 1915 and 1895. An almost per-
pendicular barrier Of rock surrounds
the horrid gaping mouth Of the central
crater The island will not accept 1t
as a sign of grace on the part of the
great White mountain that her more
active rival, Vesuvius, is now wreath
ing herself In poisonous fumes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

Breweries and tanneries and printing
ink factories confer exemption from
tuberculosis, and employees in the tur-
pentine factories never have rheuma-
tism. Copper mining excludes the pos
sibility Of typhoid among the workers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

A Chicagoan who recently advertised
that he had a stove for sale received
among a large number of answers the
following: IF you have a kitchen stove,
water front, or a nice single bed that
you would care to trade for new os-
trict plumes or brand new mourning
bonnet, ! would be glad to hear from
you and will give you a good trade"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
ALLEGED MURDEREss ESCAPES
BUT is RECAPTURED

Elk Point, Jan. 11..-Verne Snyder
and Miss Pearl Kline, both of this city,
were married at Dell Rapids. They will
make their home in this city, where
the groom is employed in his fathers
barber shop.
Frank Gehrki. of Selby, and Miss
Agnes L. Ward, Of this city, were
married at the st. Joseph's Catholic
church Wednesday. Father Salmon Of
ficiating.
Mr.. John G. Neel and Miss Olive
Morris, both Of Sioux Falls, S. D., were
married in this city Thursday by Judge
Jerome Mangan.
Mrs. Henry %Jannsen. who is held
here on the charge of numbering her
3-m~onth-old child, escaped from the
county jail yesterday. The jailer left
the door unlocked and when he went
to attend to other matters she made
her escape. She was overtaken near
Jefferson by the sheriff and brought
to Jefferson. She was SO badly frozen
that she was taken to Sioux City for
treatment. 1t is feared that she will
lose her fingers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
CLAY COUNTY CRIMINAL
IMPRISONED IN TURNER

C~enterville, S. D., Jan. liza man
named Schooling, arrested for commit
ting robbery at Hans Paulson's resi-
dence, three miles south in Clay coun-
ty, had his hearing yesterday before
Police Justice Soren Christinson, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to 30 days
In the county jail. Deputy Sheriff c.
H. barrow. took the prisoner to Parker.
A big kick" is being heard at the ac-
tons of officials in allowing the ex-
penses of Clay county criminals to be
met by this county. 1t is doubtful IL
the county commissioners viii allow
the bill.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
ROCK VALLEY BANK
GETS NEW OFFICER

Rock Valley, Ia, Jan. Sat a meet
ing Of the board Of directors of the
State Bank of Rock Valley, held Tues
ed vice president to succeed c. j. Fink,
who severed his connection with the
bank January Z. Mr.. Fink has been
connected with the bank for II years
and was presented with a solid silver
tea service in token of the esteem in
which he is held by the directors. Mr..
Huizenga was until recently connected
with the First National bank of this
place.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

Steam railways Of the United States
carry a large number of passengers
each year. but the railways Of New
York city carry sc per cent more than
all of them combined. During the last
year these lines carried 100000 pas
myers
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

GANN VALLEY, s. DIV. p. Drips
has severed his connection with the
Gam Valley Chief, a local weekly.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
DIES OF OLD ACE

Nermillion, 8. D., Jan. 11..--George w.
Flick, aged 81 years, died at the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. L. G.. Pal
mer, here last night. He had lived here
five years and his death was due to
old age.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
MAN WITNESSES
HIS own DEATH
DURING ILLNESS
Peculiar Experience in Mind Of
Man Who Suffered Blood
Poisoning.

Cen~terville, S. D., Jan. SIS. L.
Brown, of this city, one of the progress
eive undertakers of this state, met with
a serious accident recently while en-
baimfng a body, nearly losing his life
as a result OF infection. The case was
Of a woman who died with chronic cry
sipelas. In harding the body the en-
balmer supposed he was using all pos
sible ~precaution, but in some name
became inoculated, the poison being
transmitted to the face. In two days
after embalming the body, Mr.. Brown
commenced to feel sick with symptoms
OF acute erysipelas. which was charac-
terized by a sudden chill followed by
high fever. and appearance of inflam-
nation upon the surface Of the face
and neck, which became swollen to an
enormous size. The eyes were swollen
shut and great prostration and some
delirium followed. In this condition
the patient lowered between life and
death for abou two weeks. Mr.. Brown,
who Is now able to sit up, tells of a
vivid picture he had of seeing his own
death and all of the details of the flu
neral, including the names Of the pail
bearers, the procession to the cemetery
and lowering the body into the grave.
The attending physician thinks that
Mr.. Brown will fully recover from his
terrible affliction and, be able soon to
attend to his usual business. Mr..
Brown is well known throughout the
state, not only in business but in edu-
c%ational circles, especially in Sioux
Falls. and his many friends will be in
terested in his case.
His professional work includes four
years principal of SiouX Falls high
school. W years president of Sioux
Falls Business college, two years prin-
cipal OF the normal department., chair
of p~ethematics. In the Baptist college,
Sioux Falls, n four years s~uperinten-
dent of the public schools Of his city.
-
BIG COAL DEAL is
FORMED IN WYOMING
Deadwood. s. D., Jan. Sword has
fecting a part of the coal fields In the
vicinity OF Cambria, Wyo.. southwest
Of here, which is likely to prove OF
great Importance to that section. II IL
understood that the Fitzpatrick broth
ers, owners OF a large tract of ground
near Cambria, have succeeded in dis
posing Of the majority of their hold
ings to a firm of Pittsburg capitalists
who expect to proceed at once with
much more extensive development Of
the coal banks than heretofore. While
the exact consideration has not been
named, 1t Is declared that the figure ex-
ceeds 81, 000, 900 and that the new own
are associated with the Standard Oil
company. The ground has always been
used as a coal producing field until
quite recently, when a good flow of Oil
was encountered and strong indications
that with proper development the Sec
ton could be made an oil field of large
proportions. &.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
STATE GETS PART
OF FOREST RESERVE
Over. 10000 Acres in Black
Hills Goes to State in Lieu Of
Other Lands Not Selected.

Washington, Jan. S.--South Dakota
has won its contention and will gain
title to $4,000 acres of land in the Black
Hills forest reserve as a result of an
agreement between Chief Forester Gift
ford Pinchot and Attorney General
Clark and Land Commissioner Dokken,
Of that state.
According to the agreement IL is ex-
pected the agents of the forestry bu-
next summer, together with South Da-
kota officials, and then decide upon
what lands in reserve shall be set apart
for the state In lieu Of sections 16 and
81, which originally. were granted 1t by
the enabling act as school lands 1t is
understood the new lands chosen for
the state will be In one or more COM
pact bodies instead Of sections scat
tered throughout the forest reserve.
Thus probably tracts OF several thous-
n acres each will be selected as near
the border of the reserve as possible, 80
as not to interfere with the govern
ment's plan Of protecting the Black
Hills forest.
The interior department formerly had
held that these school sections in the
Black Hills reserve, being u~nsurveyed
at the time the forest reserve was Gre
ated, reverted to the government,
though originally granted to the state
on its admission to the union. For
many years the Dakota officials have
been trying to get the government to
authorize an exchange of these school
sections for lands outside the reserve,
but as the government now has prac-
tically no land available for such an
exchange 1t was decided finally to allow
Dakota to make the new selection of
land in the Black Hills reserve as in
Dictated. When the tracts for the state
are chosen the president will issue a
proclamation formally transferring
them to South Dakota.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
BAD BOY BREAKS OUT.

Vermillion, S. D., Jan. 11.-After hav-
ing been good for a long time, Leonard
Hedlin, the ~16-year-old son of John
Hedlin, broke away again this week.
He stole his sisters watch and went to
Sioux City, where he pawned it. Sher-
iff Kempker managed to recover the
watch, but the boy had disappeared. He
vas for some years an inmate of the
state reform school at Plankinton.
SPEARFISH, s. D. - Accidentally
stumbling over a dog and upsetting a
kettle of boiling water, Lee Bradley re-
ceived burns that will probably cause
his death.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
CASTLEWOOD GETS
/. SCORCKED BY FIRE
suffsr Loss of $3.50, 900 While
Blizzard Rages-People Are
Frozen.

Castlewood, s.. D., Jan. Fire last
night destroyed every building on the
south. side Of Main street, beginning
at the Miller hardware store ON the
corner south Of the court house and
stopping only when 1t burned itself
out at he extremity Of the street near.
est the railroad track. Twelve build
ings went down before the flames.
which We're driven by the heavy wind
which accompanied a blizzard, and the
attempt to stop the fire by dynamite
ing two buildings neal the center of
the block was unsuccessful. Several
people suffered severely with frozen
hands while fighting the fire. Aid was
asked from Watertown and 80 men
with fire apparatus responded and were
rough here on a special train. The
origin of h fire has not been deter
mined.
The loss will total at least $780, 900
and is distributed about as follows:
Miller hardware, 100000; pool hall,
$4,000; Ellefson restaurant, $3,50O; DIR.
Crawford Office, 81 900; Newton's cloth
Ing store, $4,000; Shank jewelry store,
$4,000; Watkins real estate office,
$1,000; Hollis general store, $4,000;
Helsolz & Horn. meat market, $4,000;
Getty's barber shop, $2,5 00;- Benefits
harness shop and implement depot,
together with a land office and resi-.
dence, $4,000. There were other minor
losses.
The losses are partially covered by
insurance.
HURON MAN DEAD.
Huron, S. D., Jan. Funeral serv-
ices OF the late w. s. Demaree, whose
death occurred in Rochester, MINI,
New Years day, took place from the
Presbyterian church in this city, yes
terday. The sermon was by Rev. ]. P.
Anderson n the attendance was
large. Members of the Grand Army had
charge of the services and were present
In large numbers. MI. Demaree was a
veteran Of the civil war and was well
known In Grand Army circles through
out the northwest. At the time Of his
death he was state oil examiner and
has held numerous positions Of trust.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-29


hedged Senator Hoar came rushing
into che library Of congress and con
tronred \. "a. Npoford, the custodian
Of il sbooks. Three more cIassica
crarks could not have been assembled
to brew a cauldron of pure pedantry
with which Ia stimulate at times their
practical legislation The question
which had caused the foregathering
was precisely this one of where was
the fountain head Of e Pluribus
Uuum. The next day curiosity en-
boIdened me to ask Mr. Garfield now
the ransacking of the authorities had
resulted. Nothing plausible could be
found except that on the title page of
the Gentleman 5 Magazine, from 1871
to 1901, a London periodical. this ex
act Latin phrase had always been
printed as It's motto. Copies of that
magazine can easily be procured at the
Pittsburv Carnegie Library.
The words run across. a bouquet of
flowers. and striking patness is shown
by the added explanation. "Collected
chiefly from public papers by Sylvanius
Urban of the stage Sylvanius Ur-
ban was Edward Cave, a noted figure.
IL English politics and letters.
OF course there Wa, exhibited the
precise phrases. and this magazine was
regularly appearing during the sixteen
wears the device Of the American seal
was under Incubation. But il was not
a, classical origin. and Mr., Garfield was
noc satisfied. 1t only removed the
question further back-where did Cave
find his magazine motto? That remains
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-29
Ihas, Brewer &C., s
new YORK Line

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
linz between New York s. Honolulu.
T.s Bark Nuuanu will sail from New
Iri ior this port about July Is, 1910.
infect to change without notice.
haght taken at lowest rates.
h freight rates apply to Chas.
izr { Co., p Kilby street. Boston,
'lso. 4. Davies & Co., Ltd, Homo
Iii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-22

fen el salon de bo1Ie-como decia SeNo
Gallo, .SsAo Yrlnc Oquendo, que Sc
ilevantaba del suelo en- aquel mo-
mento tentandose las magulladuras,
Qulno Estrel!a que estaba acurruca-
do en- IN aneuio de la sala Y Slcolo
que nlraba i todas parties como un
lciota.
-sQu6 ha pasado aqri?- ?-pregun-
taba uno cle los glardias.
-sQuien le ha estropeado a US
ted ?-prcguntlbanle a Seno Trine
Oquendo.
-Yo SOY cl comisario-contesta-
hales-aqui ia bio un revol;i g:andi-
slmo. ... Jan tirao unos cocoS. S.....-
aqui jabia un bale. 49,.
-Bueno; pero, cqui6n armo ell
Iescandalo, qui6n lie pego a usted,
quien tiro los cocos, qui6n es ell cul .
pable ?-preguntaba uno dc los guar
dias.
-Ese condenao-contestaba Seno
Trne Oqlendo, sehalando a Sicolo
que le miraba atontado. !!
-Ese mesmito--decia Quino Es-
trella, saliendo de su escondite.
Los guardias tomaron los NOM
bres Gle las denunciantes, pregunta- =,
ron por el dueno de Ia casa, que no
aparecla, y echando por delante 4
Slcolo, Sc marcharon. 49,
A Ia calsel pol mamao-deciS
Quino.
Seno Candelario que habia pre-.
senclado la escena por una endija
de una puerts y que no veis 4 Sc
gunda por ninguna parte, salio d la
sala preguntando por ella.
Sc ia dio con Malgaro-le dUo
Quinn.
Pos agualdense que 10 voy a de
nuncial seguio.
mo! iNo!gritaron una Quino
y Seno Trine. Nojotros lie responde-
mos que 81 Sc casa con Gundo.
-GDe velda?
"A palabra E honol-le contesto
muv serlo don Trine, recogiendo su
garrote del suelo.
-Gilcno, don Trine, ust6 me arre-
gla ESQ.
A palabra, no Candelario.
Cayey, Abril de 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-22

8, poique q eva lie je!5i6 Ia =angrs en-
las venas, ell case es cue Ia mucha-
! cha Sc le jug a:r;mando POGO q po-
CO, =. Al prensipio e. Sc puso colo
rao y Sc ji5o ell que no Sc daba cuen-
ia, y Ia muchacha s;guio arriman-
dossle, jasta que Sc le aprop;ngut
bien. Atonses brinca Sicole como 81
10 jubiera picao una vtbora, empuha
el sombrero po el gahote w.. pies
pa que te qu;eco. 80.
La muchacha Sc queo mas colora
que una mapola y mas bravo que
un agi'' .icaray!, con su poquito
E coraje Ssabe? mo pol ma, sino po el
espreclo. 80.
Ell muchacho pie]de la para y sin6
que 10 Olga La FIecha.
La Flecha habfa puesto en- crisis.
aquellos pacfficos y honestos amo-
res que, siguiendo su curse lutheran
parade en- la vicaria; pero que por
el camino que marchaban va, Sc a
partaban a pasos agigantados de
ese sitio.
La Flecha era un truhan. Un hom-
bre, aunque rtistico y analfabeto, de
espirltu superior, que pasaba la mi
tad del ano bailando, rersando y
bebiendo la safud de los amigos, y
la otra mitad maniguondo e inven-
tando medios habiles Y faciles de
vivir tranquilamente del trabajo de
los demas.
Ell, ell comisario. don Trine Oquen
do y Quino Estrella formaban ell
triunvirato de la malicia y la munda-
logia en- el barrio. Hacia POGO ITEM
po que La Flecha Sc habia avecinda-
do en- el barrio, Y cuando lego va
tenian aquella aureola de santidad
los amores Gle Sicolo y Segunda. Como
clio a Sico'o, lie trat6, y lie pareci6 un
hombre demasiado bueno, de cuya
bondad podria abusar impunemente
Conocid tambien a Segunda y dijo
que era demaciado buena hembra
para Sicolo. Y concibio ell proyecto
de hacer suya a Segunda y burlarse
de Sicolo. A fuerza de consejos v de
torpes inventivas logr6, desviarlo de
eSgunda y transformer su caracter
Y sus incllnaciones.
La Flecha, por su parte, habia EN-
oezado a hacerie la corte a Segunda.
Ia persegu.a cuando iba i buscar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-22
Formation del iurado.

eoE 1s d Nenbre dc 1910 La Corsoadnca abrrd p:i
ormaci6n de nrado de los ceno dda
eHot sea tado caapeonao La Coepon
denc pubiaa Is as de anticipation fecha a de p
50 nom personas entes la a capaces
petente :ado cahcado de los centos FL consi
cada de cuento remdo nota de-
doce nonbes de agado Ia formation
ia doce ouen denado los candidates
ado candidates LA Corespondea
los nmero hayan obeno que
daI Tornado urado cacado del de de LA
rrespondenca de Puerto Rico uado consudo rea do
Dcebre de 1910 conunto de que concrido
ponaoy Is de Enero de 1911 dcno rsdo vereo ia
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-22
SnG1o atacaoa con amino, valien-

| ShG1o atacaba con amino, valien
temente, Ia segunda estrofa: .
al mesmo a quien hoy ofrece
De su afelto el fuego mesmo;
Aunque no le de- motive
Tai vez mahana aborrese
Su amol va nne2gu va cresa
Va 10 brinda, va 10 mega,
I Pues 10 ret:ra Q 10 ent:lega,
Segin Ia d;lta el capricho,
De suelte que bien je dicho.
Que todo rlento nnyeqa.
En- medic de un silenc;o enirml-
tico, que podia ser ell principio dc
una carcajada o la primera fasc de
TN contlicto, seguia cantando SicoIo
Siendo pl'cs, embalcasion,
Seg'ln 10 afirma la copla,
Que a todo viento que sopla
Toma nueva direlsi6n,
Siendo pues, su coraz6n
Puelta insegura Y sin llave.
Tn objeto que entr6 por una VEN
tana tue a estrellarse en- la blanca
pechera dc la camisa de Slcolo, rebo-
tando en- la cara de Seno Trine O.
quendo.
-iUn coco!-exclamaron varias
voces.
Seuo Trine Oquendo Sc levanto
como una furia, y enarbolanco un
grueso garrote dirigiose al medic de
la sala.
On nuevo coco que cntro por un
ventana, como una bala, tropez6
contra su frente. haciendole perder
el eqmlibrio. Ell contenido delos cocos
habia caido como una lluvia de os-
cura escarcha sobre la mayor parte
de los concurrentes, y el escandalo
y la confusion convirtieron el bale
en- un pandemoni,nn. Uno lie pego i
otro, porque fue a limpiarse en- su
chaqueta y la Hupid de bofetadas y |
palos Sc generalizo.
Fl comisario Sc revolcak en- el
suelo y La Flecha y Gunda habia-
huldo por la puerta de la cocina, a
provechando la confusion y el desor-
den reinante.
-,iLos gualdias!-grit6 una voz
en- la casa. i
La sala qued6 vacia en- menos
Ilempos del que tardo en- escribirlo.
Los hombres saltaron por las venta-
1as, las muieres Sc encerraron en- las
labitaciones, solamente quedaron |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-22

La Fiecaa- y t6 el mundo pa IA can
tina.
La gente del bale sal;a precipita.
damente de la cantlna, diriy,aadose
Ia sala.
Slcolo Sc habia s;tuado frente a la
m1slca y Sc d:sponia a empezar a
cantar la cuarteta de su d6cima.
Seno Candelario Robes lie mira
ba con desconfianza; Segunda Sc ia
paba la cara con un pahueio. Y La
Flecha Sc sonreia con Quino Est.ella
Los demas hablaban en- voz baja
! prometiendose una diversion como
da y barata.
Aprovechando la espectacion
general, La Flechn Sc habia asomado
a una ventana y hablaba con un
hombre que sujetaba I'm caballo con
una mano y en- Ia otra sostenia un
envoltorio.
La FIecha Sc retro de la ventana
y Sc dir;gio al sitio en- que estaba
Quino Estrella.
-iEsta prepara Ia cosa?-le pre-
gunto este tiltimo.
81, en- cuantito llegue a la mi
tad e la desima, Use 10 sumban!
La mdsica habia empezado a to-
car y Slcolo, palido y oieroso, canta-
ba con melodiosa voz:
La mujer es una nave
Que a todo viento navega
Y muy POGO Gle mundo sabe
Aquel que Sc embalca con eva.
ESQ tiene raspaura decia SEN
tenclosamente seno Trine.
SMoto continuaba:
Una nave sin timon
Sisue ell impulse del viento
Y muda a ca momento,
Una mujel de opinion,
Tai siendo pues SUI ras6n
Que gobelnalse no sabe,
Tai su mente que no cabe
En- eva paresel flo,
ia dicho bien ell que dijo
Que la naujel es una nave go.
-iAguanta cara.-decia uno mi
rando insolentemente a Segunda.
-iAbre ell paraguas-decia otro.
-Despu6s de to, la espampana-
sion. pol Eitorugo-exclamaba ell |
Seiao Trine Oquendo, que
labia dido la frasecita en- una botica,
IN dfa que fue a comprar unas rail-
.as de nuez mOScd. J