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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Excellent patterns in table ware.
he incest Rogers Silverwnre Com
pany makes. Best quality for the low
$50 PRICED NJ. Beskow. optician.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

You are surely losing money by
throwing away Old Hats, Have them
made new at tho Elite Pressing Par.
Tor. Shows & George Old phone 4Ol;
new phone 320.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

You should not fall TO come ana see
my superb line Of cut glass. The best
Tor the money ever offered.-Dr. M
Beskow. optician.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Look Il the Singer sign (The Red 81
When in need OF machine. We can
give you your moneys worth. Think
5-drawer drop head Singer from
$1,000 to $500. Your credit is good
SINGER s.. NJ. CO,
H. Ruyle. Mgr.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04
Taken To Meatherford.

Fort Worth, March 3.-Dallas off.
GERS rushed through here to Weather
ford with the negroes.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04
The peep Well.

WIN be bored to China or get water
50 viii all prices in furniture stoves
or racket supplies be met at b. s..
Chambers. northeast corner square
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Demonstration of foods at the Dht.
kle-Harl Grocer Co.'S store this af.
ternoon
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

DR.. d. r. waddle, specialist, eye
ear, nose and throat Glasses lifted
Opera House block.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Save your broken lenses and send
them IN and have them duplicated
DR.. NJ. Beskow, optician.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

We sen. exchange. for cash or In
stallment plan. Chambers Is the
place.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Very few people understand Term
insurance. S-s.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-04

Bananas ten cents dozen.--Noble
& Klmbrongh. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
AVISO.
.SOCIEDAD INDUSTRIAL
LA ETSKALDUNA'

FL Consejo de Gobierno de esta
Sociedad, acordo admltir durante
ocho dias a contar desde hoy. pro
posiciones bajo phego cerrado para
la construction de TN piso mas en- 81
edlficio que posee esta Socledad en-
Puerta dc TERRA, Gale de San Agus-
tin
De las condiciones Y material ne
cesario para dicha construction da-
ra a los interesados una nota y todos
los detalles qne neceslten el Tesorero
Administered de esta Socledad Dor
lose Lopez. de Ia casa de Sres. Sues
de Perez Hermanos de este comerclo
FL Consejo Sc reserva la facultaoi
de conceder Ia buena pro a qulen pre-
sente las meiores proposlclones, !
, construir por Administration dlcha
Edificlo, 81 las proposlciones preseli
tadas no lie convinlesen.
San Juan P. r. % de Agosto dc
1910.
Ell PRESIDENTE.
Jose Ma. Lomba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

que averselas con la iusticla por el
miedo de atacar 4 uno mas tuerte
que el, sin tener 4 nadle que corro-
borase sus asertos, luchando solo con
ira la opinion publica, eAtravlada
desde el primer dla con bastantes
visos de verosimlHtud.. Aquel hom-
bre Sc arrepintioen su lecho de muer
te, ipero va era tarde Mi ito hahis
muerto en- SUI destlerro, abrumado
por la verguenza Y por la pena. y a
Ique no era Otra cOsa, SUI tardla dis
posicion servira de base para Ia revl-
sion del proceso, que pensamos soil
citar. He aqui los detalles de Ia la
mentable historic. Sea usted luez,
senor Marcial, Y 81 eonsidera que Mi
tia ha sufrido va hastante tempo,
tan iniustamente, le ruego que de-
fienda s,l causa cerca de la hondado-
sa sehora de kerdrlant.
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ES.
u. J. COX AUTO AND SUPPLY CO
a
JeajOhs Direction sor ea5t P3.c.

1oanc aiquer para & p7rtes Ia
aaieur Fecto DE- ias
II eIlpato depto de automobiles taller rep
siones de Puerto Rico
plnta0. guardian Y au0m0VIes
II complete sluiDo para somas. tlbos
complete surtito 1e efectos De autom5yles
Ageates generates de "A Alexandra pewav. acei
de AUTOMOBILES Ponce Guayaaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
Musico y Luperon, disputan en-
los 1900 metros y ell yiejo
corcel CANA la carrera.

Con mucha conculTencla Sc lleva-
ron a afecto aver tarde en- el hipodro-
mo las can'eras de caballos. Il resill
tudo fue como sieue::
Prlnrra calrcya. LEGO el primegc
Juan, en- IN recorrdo de 80 me-
tros en- 54-25.
Seguida carrera La mlsnla distan
cia que la anterior, venciendo Nor
folk Y tomandose 55-2I5. FL segundo
fut ''Danilo".
Tercern 0urern a 1000 metros.
Nencio Vertigo en- l.o-l[5 despues de
una lnteresante lucha contra Con
fucio' ohteniendo este, el segunde
premio.
Cuartn carrcrn. a ! 200 metros. Ven
clio q viejo' Luper6n' en- competence
con el celebre "Musico' que llegt
segundo. Tempo l-24
Q,antn cnrrern. Tn traqueo para
Don Flor qle vencio facilnente q
"Espiritu' eli ,5o-4I5, siendo la listan
cla 80 metros.
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la benevola intercesion de usted. Mi
testlmonio. ahora como entonces, po
drla parecer sospechoso. y mi tia no
Sc hubiera decidido a solicitar la me
dlaacion de usted. 81 no contara
con una declaration formal, de per-
soma eNtrana, y por conslgulente
desinteresada, en- favor del presl
diario fallecido. El crimen del
muelle de Richebourg en- cuyo
drama han representado 10 5
prlnclpales papeles importantes per-
sonahdades de nuestro pals, produjo
mayor apaslonamiento en- Ia opinion
publlca en- Guerande., que en- elmls-
mo Nantes. Sc mulmuro, Sc hablo,
por 10 bajo. de cosas que Sc sabian
O que Sc crelan saber. recordando he
chos antiques que no podian sci olvi-
dados; y tenga usted por seguro, SC
nor Marclal, que mucho antes de Il
| information practlcada por nuestrc
amigo Chauvln, no habia nadie en
Guerande que no estuviera conven-
cido de la inocencia de usted, y que
no sospechara Ia culpabllldad del mi
serable Bernard. Su arresto, seguide
de su muerte desato las lenguas ms
tantaneamente. Lo que Sc susurraba
en- secreto, hoy Sc dice en- alta voz
Una sonora viuda, a quien mi til
fue a Yer aver, para que lie entregar;
su declaration por escrito, ha mani
festado que su marido vid pasar CO.
rriendo por su lado al DR.. Bernard
momentos despues de oirse la deto
nacl6n. Pero no Sc atrevio a denun
clarle. por ese tenor tan arralgadc
entire las gentes del campo. de tenel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
~ ANTO miedo le causo2
La aludida no contesto.
liable usted sin tenor

Id dlO0l0<1 llD NOlllCNlS'.
-Hable usted sin tenor
buena mujer. 81 yo puedo eompla-
cerla, 10 hare con mucho susto.
Y como vacilase todavia:
-iVamos.-lnsistio bondadosa-
mente va Ia escucho.
-Dilo til, que hablas mejor que
20.
-,Bueno, Pues ahi va en- dos pa
labras. Mi tia slrvio en- una epoca
en- casa de Ia sonora de kerdriant.
-iAh.-dio Marcial lnteresado.
-Hila de un criado del castillo
fue educada por la marquesa, a
ouien adoraba por su bondad. Pero
mi pobre tia perdio IA estlmacion de
su bienhechora, y hasta fue arrolada
de su casa, a raiz de una desgracla
comparable a la de que usted ma SIDE
vfctima. La narquesa tenia un So
brino, un huerfano, a qulen conslde-
raba como hijo adoptivo y . quen
pofesaba casi tanto carlno como q s.
propio hijo. In dia, Sc halo el lover
asesinado en- pleno campo. Mi ito Le
Feur habia tenido con el Ia tarde
anterior, un vlyo altercado po
question de caza furtiva. Sc sabl;
nue era de caracter violento y la
eospechas recayeron sobre el; no pu
do iustificar ell empleo del tempo, er
IA noche del crimen; vo iba con e
avudandole, pero fue rechazado m
teztimonio, y, apesar de sus desespe
radas negatives, Eel tribunal le con
l.k 1,oirto anospde trab3lOs for
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
'zados. Murio en- Nueva Caledonia

zados. Murio en- Nueva Caledonia,
protestando, hasta el ultimo momen
to de su inocencla. Pnedo lurar a
usted, por 10 mas sagrado, senior
Marcial, que mi tic no tuvo partiel-
pacion en- el dellto. Fl asesino fue el
doctor Bernao.
EEL doctor9
70 tenia la conviction moral
de su culpabilidad, que los hechos
me conflrmaron despues, convmuen-
! dola en- absolute certeza. FL senorlto
German sobrino de Ia sonora mar
Guesa, mantenia relaclones muv IN
timas con Ia senorita de companla dc
su tia, Florencia Michu, la que. POGO
4 despues catequizo al senor marques
logrando que Sc casara con ella. Fl
miserable Bernard, estaba enamora-
do de aquella muier, cuyos favores
amblcionaba, y,celoso del pobre mu
chacho decide desembarazarse en-
aquel rival, por medic del crlmen, y
el fue quien le asesino cobardemente,
cobardemente, disparandole un tlo
por Ia espalda. La injusta reproba-
cion de que fue mi ito, ,acusado Y con
denado por el aseslnato del senorlto
German, tenis que alcanzar torzo-
samente a mi pobre tia. Dos veces Sc
presento en- el castillo y otras tantas
J, fue rechazada. La sonora marquesa-
Sc nego a reciblrla, a escuchar siquie-
ra sus excusas, y mi tia no Sc he
consolado nunca de verse desprecis
ola Y maldits por aquella a quien nc
! ha delado de adorar en- secreto. De
: searia congraciarse con su antlgus
sonora V apelar. para conseg egulrlo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
iiMUY IN T[RESANTt!!

Sc deseean comprar ? kil5metro
de via portatiI. compuesta de rails q
II. a q l6 libras, con sus traviesas
uniones clips Y bolts oorrespondien
les. .Ademas 200 metros de curvas
20 desvfos 10 derechos y 10 izquieE
dos .Ancho de la via, 80 pulgada
Los interesados pueden iirijirse
ia Administrator de este peri6Gioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
OFRECEMoS Al PUBLICO
EI hmpiador VACUUM marCa "SANTO.

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica
"Marchara constantemente sin calentase nterrmprse
"liene por minute destucion calculada de > 80
pies cbico de are lbre Producira xmo de
pnlgadas el mercurio Standard de los f. r. u
Durara de Il d 90 amos aJE usandose diariamente.
E SANTO trabaara de cuaquier cubo de luz incandes
cente costo de centavos la hora~ Fl "SANTO' no
podra snperado para e hogar pero tambien
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecble para TENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS, IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES. Ii otros
edcios grandes Haga vista nuestras ocnas para
la demostracion por cacon mandaemo5 Ell aparato
cuaquer sto San juan para demostraro privado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
& cine de Ia plaza.

Esta noche tendra lugar una
brinante exhibicion con Ia sisuen-
tes magnihcas peliculas:
In gran drama, (dramatica1.. Pro
tesor de Qaumica lc5mica),Le J ida q
Sam, (natJraD; La ho]a del ma
r1no (sensacional.) El ladron y Ia
cilada (comcal; e. principe derino
(sensaclonaA; J1dlo el pastelero, lco
mica); Comcdia q C1lpado, (fanta
tica); Bd1bsro hsto, lcomlcal, Conn
sc dlsJraz6 (comica)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

En- csts i'nprenta SC verde rape, Dc
ptrioGl,cs vrlns :: 49, 81
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Las caIIeIas de aver.

Vencie1on Juan Norfolk ],
Vertigo" "Luperon'' Don
Flor y "Westland, ha-
ciendo rapidos recorridos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
AVISO.

Pzta uia ofci1a de oomercio Sc
neoesita un laquigrafo q taouig'a a;a
en- espanoi ' que sepa traducir del
:ne!es al espaEol Dirijase Tor c.
Treo al P. .. BOX. 222. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
II es;a imprenta Sc vende parel &c
reriodioos viejo q SO auinraI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05

'Serto co1faa. / 200 metros La O.
no Westland facilmente en- l,23 re
GU, L. IL -. y. y, -,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-05
P|LDoRAS !N7lBACILAREl

antbacnar
Las bronquta agad.s &ono<
u.
nodo oomnrooAr la
eoIm qusd { ~
Lalau ,.sos do1usla,A
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
AERIAL PLEASURE
TRIPS FOR TOURISTS

Berlin, April 1l.-Americsn tourists
soon will come 10 regard an airship
tour mn one Of the regular features OF
a program Of summer travel In Europe
II the expectations Of the founders Of
the new Hamburg airship lines are
realized. The promoters OF the enter
prise recognize that the financial pros
poets Of the venture can be improved
greatly II proper efforts are made TO
interest Americans. Aerial cxcur-
sions are 10 be arranged. therefore,
with a special view Of capturing the
custom OF travellers from the United
States. One Of the German steamship
companies is contributing TO the sup
port Of the enterprise on that under
standing.
The new aerial liners will have cab
ins holding 20 persons each, and the
rooms will be equipped In luxurious
style. According 10 the computation
Of Professor Hergesell. the aeronaut.
the fares, owing TO tho low cost Of
construction and operation, can be low
or than has heretofore been supposed.
II is estimated, for example, that =
trip from Hamburg 10 Heligolsnd can
be made for 100 marks (S26), and pas
sengers can travel an entire day. going
~ far M Berlin or Copenhagen.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
MAY WATER 5000 ACRES.
Owners Plan to Build Dam and Re-
claim Valuable Land.


claim Valuable Land.
Condor - Although Gillian county
has been considered entirely a dry
farming country, steps are now being
taken to put upwards of 5000 acres
of splendid land under irrigation. This
land Is in the Rock creek valley and
some of II is irrigated at present in a
small but unsatisfactory way. 1t has
already proved extremely valuable for
raising alfalfa and fruit, but, owing to
the fact that Rock creek goes dry each
year, the farmers feel that more ex-
tensive and reliable system is neces-
sary.
An excellent site for dam will be
secured at DEVILS Gate, where prac-
tically perpendicular rock walls 100
feet high stand close enough for dam
to be constructed easily. The area OF
the basin is sufficient to irrigate thous-
ands of acres throughout the dry sea
son.
At mass meeting of the Rock
creek residents held in Condor a com
mittee was appointed TO perfect an or
ganization TO carry out this project and
TO inquire into its feasibility. An en-
gineer will examine the site and re-
ports will be made at future meet
ing.
The project will cost in the neigh
borhood Of 100000, which will be
raised by issuing l0-year bonds and
assessing the land improved. II will
mean cost Of practically $40 an acre
but will enhance the value Of the land
many times that amount.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
Glass Must Cover Food.

Indianapolis. April IL. - No more
shall the rich. red rounds Of beef and
the choice cuts of porterhouse and ten
derloin hang from their accustomed
hooks ON the walls or in the windows
Of the butchers shop. and never again
shall arrays OF seductive pies, rolls and
bread be openly displayed at the bak-
cries In the cities and towns Of lndi-
ana, according to an order promul,
gated today by the state board of
health. The board says prime cause
of the spread Of sickness has been con-
tamination Of fish, meats and foodstuffs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
PRICE IS 90, 200 AN ACRE.
Hood River Apple Land Sets New
High Record Sale.

Hood River = The prediction that
Oregon orchard land would sell for
better than 81, 900 an acre this year
came sooner than was expected here.
when Rede s. Delano, an Eastern man,
paid $14, 400 for six and one-half acres
Of S-year-old trees.
The price per acre is a little better
than $4,000, and reaches mark $500
higher than the best previous price,
which was obtained week or two ago,
when ten acres here were sold for $19.-
900. The orchard was purchased
through B. E. Duncan & Co. from DR..
Stanton Allen, retired physician,
who came here several years ago and
went into apple growing. The land is
situated on the east side Of the valley.
In addition TO buying the acreage Of
bearing orchard, Mr.. Delano bought
seven acres Of brush land adjoining,
for which he paid $52s an acre. This
is also the record price for unimproved
land at Hood River. His total invest
ment for the 13 acres Is $1S, DR..
Allen still has Is acres Of bearing or
chard which he will retain.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
ROUGH ROAD FOR
CONSERVATION
Hope for Compromise, but House
Is Badly Divided.
Great Diversity of Opinion Among
Legislators as to Kind Of
Legislation Needed.

Washington, April IL - President
Taft's conservation. legislation has a
rough road TO travel.
Very little has been accomplished so
far, and as the session advances, the
prospects for favorable action steadily
diminish. What the ultimate outcome
will be no one seems competent to say;
not even the most earnest friends Of
the administration measures.
One reason for the uncertainty is the
great Diversity Of opinion among sena-
tors and representatives as to the kind
of conservation Legislation that should
be enacted. There are radicals In sym
pathy with Pinchot; there are radicals
Of the other type who would make abb
solutely no changes in the present
laws, and between the extremes are
men who hold all manner Of views. All
efforts thus far to compromise have
met with failure.
The senate will probably take the
lead in passing conservation bills, be-
cause there 10 a manifest desire on the
part Of the senate public lands COM
mittec to get together and put through
those bills upon which compromises
can be reached. Il IL true that only
three bills have thus far been compro-
missed, II the $40, 900, 900 irrigation
certificate bill is eliminated, but as op-
portunity is offered, these three bills
will probably be given consideration,
and the indications are that they will
pass the senate In some form or other.
The bills referred TO are those regu-
lating the development and use Of wa
ter power. permitting prospecting on
oil and gas lands. and authorizing the
withdrawal Of lands for public pur-
poses. There is objection TO all these
bills, Il Is true, and Il Is believed that
some changes may be made before the
bills pass the senate. but the cxpecta-
tion Is that the main features Of NIL
will be preserved.
The powersite bill, which proposes
TO confer absolutely upon the states
the control Of water power within their
borders. will be opposed by the follow
ers Of Pinchot, who stand out for Fed
eral control and regulation. but Il Ia
not believed they are strong enough TO
change the general character Of the
pending measure.
The oil and gas land bill will meet
with objections from senator's who are
not favorable TO the present system Of
withdrawing such lands from entry.
and regulating their development un-
der government supervision. There
will be greater difficulty reaching an
agreement on the withdrawal bill than
on the others, because there 10 great
diversity Of opinion as TO how far the
power Of withdrawal should 90.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
BIG DITCH CHANGES HANDS.
Deal Means irrigation Of Thousands
Of Acres Of Rich Land.

Baker City-One Of the most i'm
portant irrigation deals In Eastern Ore
gon was closed when the Eastern Ore
gon Land company. which 10 controlled
by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.. completed
the deal for the purchase Of one-half
interest In the Eldorado ditch. The
property was bought through John
Thomson, formerly owner Of the Red
Boy mine, who held an option from the
First National bank Of Carroll. Iowa,
owner Of the property. The price paid
was sl2, 500.
State Senator Hart, who conduc-
ted the negotiations for the land CON-
pany, announced that they would use
the water In irrigating several thous-
and acres Of land In Malhcur county, Of
which they have recently secured con-
troll. II Is also probable that some
water may be sold to ranchers along
the line, as they have been depending
on the water for some time. The
wheat yield Of Eastern Oregon will be
increased several thousand bushels by
this deal.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
Garden Hides Bad Money Plant

Yonkers. N. ", April ii.-Seeret
service men who have been at work In
this section for some weeks past have
unearthed a rich counterfeiters' cache
ON farm near Highlands. N. Y. The
stuff, which was found buried several
feet beneath the surface Of vegetable
garden, includes several thousand
sheets Of paper in which the silk
threads of government paper are clev-
erly initiated; u dozen boxes Of blue
and red ink, and AN old printing press
and enough cartridges TO destroy a
small army. No plates We're found.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15
xExIcos RICHEST MAN.
gss Cattle Literally Upon . Thes-
sand Utils.

General Luis Terrazas is Mexicoe
weaithiest man. General Terrazas 10
70 years old. the same age as Presi-
dent Diaz. The lives OF both men,
have been full OF stirring adventure.
IL was In reward for daring military
service that General Terrazas obtained
from the government large gifts of
land which placed him upon the road
10 the great fortune which he now pos
sesses.
IL is conservatively estimated l..at
General Terrazas Is worth not iess
than 5000, 100000. His property hold
ings are chiefly In the state OF cni-
huahua, but he also has large invest
ments In other parts OF the repuDiic-
General Terrazas is the greatest
land and live stock baron In the world.
Il is said. He owns fifteen ranches
in the state OF chihuahua. Tho
ranches embrace an aggregate area o.
more than five million acres. For
many years special attention has been
given 10 raising horses upon these
ranches. More than Ave million head
OF horses are grazing upon the -er-
razas land.
The mule supply for most of Mex
leo comes from the Terrazas ranches.
These ANIMALS now number more than
one million head and are scatter "a
over the different properties. General
Terrazas' cattle holdings number more
than one million head. Several hun
dren thousand head OF goats and sheep
Craze upon this land. II is said that
the choicest grass lands In northern
Mexico are embraced In the Terrazas
estate. Streams OF running water pass
through them. and the grass grows lux
uriantly the greater part OF the year.
Some idea OF the vastness of these
landed possessions may be had when
II Ia known that more than ten thou
sand men are kept constantly looking
after the live stock. The services of
one thousand men are required 70
ride the fences" II is the duty Of
these fence riders to see that the
wires are kept intact. SO that the I've
stock cannot escape from the pastures.
Many thousand miles Of wire were
used In constructing the boundary
fences. More than q score of towns.
some Of them OF considerable size. are
upon the rsnches-Kansas City slar.