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Don Quijote de la Mancha. La obra
maestro de IL literature ~espanola.
Edici6n de lujo $500
FL Martir del G6lgota. Eermosa obra
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Mundo. In tomo grande, muy bien
empaSt2dO $500
La Dana de las Camelias 80. Csc
Los Maridos Infames. , tomos Doc
e PeriquilIo Sarniento. Famosa no
vela meElcana Zoe
FL ~Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
saclon Zoe
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, 2 to-
MOS grandes $50
Memorials de IN RevoluCionario. Obra
que pinta en- todos sus horrores Ia
tlr2nla rusa Use
Carmen. Historic de I'm coraz6n.
Hermosa novela meXicana -. S5c
Historic de Robinson Crusoe. Libro
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porque seduce L. maravillosa histo-
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Los Ultimos Dias de Pompeya. Una
de las obras mas interesantes de IL
epoca romano, cuyas costumbres
describe Embellishments. -. .$2.OG
Gil Bias de Santillana. Obra clasica
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ties. Edicion de lujo $500
Los Dramas del AdulteriO. CoHmove-
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Los Amores Malditos. Obra de Ia mis-
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e Amor de los AEores. Novela sen
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Fl inferno de los Celos, 4 tomos en-
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Is Mujer AdUltera. 0bra cue ha on,
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u Condo de MoHtecristo, con su con-
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La Hija del Cardinal ........ 7Sc
Los Tres MoSqueteros, con 81 cont
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are DUG
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2can2 !oc
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Tor de Passion. Nove.a de amor Soc
fNr-Pn . JgTpra G5C
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Liberia de lgnacio E. Lozano De os 7ESfA.
tratos de personejes hist0ricos:S1.Go

tTaEOS de persO0SleS HiStCEICOS.S Inv
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Episodes M~ilitares Mexicanos. Obra
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la hbertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de
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Historic del Pueblo Nexicano. So
berbio resumen de historic patrla,
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mOnUuentOs, retratOs, etc. Dos to-
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Historic Patria, pOr don Justo Sierra,
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De Porfirio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra politica de actualidad, por el
DR.. Lara Pardo ............Sl.oo
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CIENCiAS OCULTAS

-cretos de los Garitos. Artc de "a
ar 4 todos los iuegos .$I.OO
= Gran Magia Syprcma Soc
n~chiriGiones, Griuorios = PcDtacu-
. Gran Earita Adiv!radora = ell Vie
10 Druida de las Piramides.. 25c
1 Dragon RojO 0 Ell Artc de Mancar
. los ESpirituS 25c
ianual de Magia BlaEca..... Csc
fanual de Magia ROja....... 25c
Janual de Magia Negra...... 25c
'lavicula del Rey Solomon 25c
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no oCc
Los Admirables Secretos de Alberto
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cauZarlO TODD ..............$l.OO
Gbro Magno de San Cipriano. Ed
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Grimorio, considerable como Ia sofa
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Magia. Lecciones de escamoteo :
prestidigitaci6n ............$i.oo
La Clavicula del HechicerO, o Llbro
de San Cipriano, cor infinidad de Sc
cretos SOC
q Diccionario Internal. Contiene 10
r~eferente a las a~pariciones, magIa
blanca, roja = negra, adITInaclones,
ConJuros, etc. -..-..-.-....:Si.Op
Dogma y Ritual de Ia Alta Magia.
Esta obra ensena los mlsterlos de las
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| ma. invocaciones, conjuros, e. ORA
gon Rojo Y la Cabra Internal, rece-
tas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. Use
Ell Verdadero Dragon Rojo. ContIe-
ne pactos i~nfernales, encantamlen-
tos, modo de hacerse invisible = de
evocar al diablo, etc. .......S5.OU
Verdadero Horoscope para Ad4yinaE
81 PorTeGlr DUG
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yONN0TAD0S CARRiNCISTAS ~
3AND0NARON la C.AUSA....
Viene de la Pag Aa.)

Il muita impucsta deSpuGs de 10
ual y pOr disposition del miSmo
mayor. SerdH de~pOrtados Il MEXICO.
Entire las advericn las que Nc.
:omb les hizo a los individuos de
Tue trato. les diio que 81 no GUERRA
n la ciudad IA gcntes sin honor Y
'ln "ducacl0n que yinicran a vIo-
ar las Ieyes d"l pals. SinO a los que
'ueran dccenlcs, traba.iadorcs Y res
Dctu0sos con la autoridad, y que va
luc elloS no 10 hacian asi. les liza
M1ndar a >u pals dondc podrian
star mcjor.
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
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MILES DE GENTES EXPUESTiS
\ MORiR DE HtMBRE 80.
yiCUC dc Ia pigina ].

bitautes mas neccsitadoS de Pa
chuca.
De Guadalajara, Ell consul ameri-
rano conunlc6 a Ia Cruz Roja que
las roudlciones Que p~revalecen ell
aquella bella capital, son s%eriaS, g
causa de la escasez de comestibles
y a 10 difiril que IS para las au-
toridadeS y para Ell pueblo c0nse-
.guir where's.
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RELIGION

La inlIacioa &C Cris10 ...,- SO,
latecisnlO &c EIpa!da ......- 10
Lav@I.e AsXiC2no .......... So
AUC--a 5a sGlvaclol ..--... 60
y azuceEa U~svoclyuario para ia
El-as &c Maria ........... SO
CoE4lga&or General ........ Is
Peuusno L2v@lIc de IA ~Juyeltul,
DevOcioEario del C~riStiano %
Curse De F~iiosofia Elemental, 20
6almes- ConLieLe .0giga, METALS
c., etica, etc. .$1.2
DeyoCioEario Guadalupano 25
Catecizmo de Perseverance, $40
Los &artires, 0 e Triunfo de Ia Rel
gI0n CrIsrIana. LiDro CGya lectuT
nos hace aSiSCir q Ia Iucha de Dc
geEerac!ones c~O-traTIEs: "a Il a.
mazda cen los arreos de d ferocI62C
Y ID o1-a con E. stmbolo -edeL
TOT 9G'C'
q Ge-i9 del Cristiauismo. Esta obrs
como Il anterior, es de lis meJOre
para los hogares. Ambas eStan ed.
taCas 4 TODD LuJo $40
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FUER0N EJECUTADOS EN- NOGA-
LES, SONORA.
Vicpc dc Ia pigina I.


que marchaban para el vale del
laqui. fucrOu rcchazadas por los
indios yaquis. en- TN cncuenlro que
SC rcgistr6 cl dia de hoy Y en- eI
cual hubc veintirinco muertos.
Los indios pusieron una embos-
cada a las tropas maytorenistas en-
las crrcanias de Ia estaci6n Ma
poll, y Il eStO Sc debi6 el fracaso
de las Lropas que habian sido en-
viadaS a combatir a los rcbeldes
del yaqui.
Ell C0RRESpONSAL.
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In AMERICANA FUE PUESTO.,
Eicnc de la pdgiaa /.

'llado> mas de- SciS meXicanoS en-
chihuahua. A@uaScalicntcs y To-
rre6n. por e>c deIito. Estaba reScr-
waldo Il los americanos. salvarse de
IA terrible pena: Y TODD. poriue los
'ilIiSla> tiencn en- mas eStima la
vida he I'm americana. que las de
sus proploS nacionales.
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oBRAS DIVERSAS.

Is Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collector
de hermosas historias Y novelas mo-
raleS 80
Manual de Agriculture y Ganaderis
Indispensable para Ia genie de cam
DO. Con grahados .........Sl.2S
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SFAE-

Poesias de Antonio Piazza. Soc
PaSioHar!as. Ob-as poeticas de Na-
nuel ". Flores. .......... 40c
Poesias de Manuel Acuna. Aumenta-
das con e. hermosO drama Ell Pa
saGo' Soc
Los TrOvadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection d. poesias de nuestros me-
iores aUtores. \ IA rdstica.... Soc
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oBRAS FOETICAS DE PEA

PoesIaS Escogidas ........- 60e
81 Arpa de. Amer SIZE
Flores del Alma .Sl.25
Hoias e I2cgari-&. Collection d
poesias seHCimeRt&les 5000. 85e
Hogan P@--:a. Edici6n de lujo.$I.25
R~ecuerGos : Esperanzas. E1ici0n de
lujc SIP
Las Glorias de Mexico. Collection d
composlcionea dedicadas & IA paCrl
y q SIS heroes -
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Ell C0RRESPONSAL.
SERA LANZADA UNA AMNISTA
GENERAL pROXIMAMENTE.
vienc do Ia pagina T..

tos, declare aver Que en- 10 suce-
sivo no eXigira a las personals que
pasen a Nuevo Laredo, I'm pase fir
mado por ell primer jefe, senior Ca
rama.
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ENSESANLA

pT7n l-iLiiad para eScriOLr correcta-
Ta-tt el idloma cas-ell2no-.. &oc
Crf-,rl Lerguaje. Pala5ras : ira
ces de us0 c0nua en- e. Idl0ma. Zoc
Grzmarca CzSrellaRa ........ Ioc
AritneEca Commercial .....-.. l2c
Si1aE-,-os Csc
NaaGL4 No. s~G
Hsntilla Nc. , SoG
&saul.a No. ; 4oe
Libro Alandevil No. l de lecUura EUc
4zndevlI No : .....,,.''
@andevll No 3 .......... 500
Ur5anidad = Buenas Maneras-. l5c
GeografIa de Mexico ....... 791
Curse Elemental de Congratulations
pren6iendo Geog-afIa Flslca = de
H6yic5. Cosmogratia : NocIones dc
Csog-atia Universal ....-
CompeaGio De GeOgrafla &c Men
co
Elsmentos de Geometr5a LOG
ComDend.o de Gramatica CasyeLana'
dispues.o segun II Academia ESpa-
nC!a -
Graratica Casrellana, seguE q Ac&-
denia Espa1oLa; edIcI6n aUuentad&
-on L. teO-ia de los aEmeaJaJlyos :
diminudvos, dos CraCados conp.sEos
de prusod;a ; OrtoEratla = taolas
de ve-0os, Irasas, etc ..-...~l.ZS
EstOdos de ascriJura vertical siSLena
neSicauo. Collection de sels cuacer-
nos +0c
e Disctpulo. Collection de y cuaaer-
nos de 45uIO .......... U
Aritnslca Elemental, a~P-o1aGa como
o5ra de tezro en- les PARTICIPATES es-
cuelaS de Mexico .-...,... U
Fa0laS de Cuentas .......- ,
Dicc.oHario Popular &c "a LengLa
Castellana. Empasyad0 en- te-a. Stu
Ca1DarC IlLsJraGC. blcClOD&rio com
cieto de IA Lengua Caste-.ana, con-
serie-EO 7S5 graoados, 333 -eCa-
EOS, IS mapas, dos cuadros &c ban
1eras. etc. EmpasL&dO en- Je.a.52O0
Pror-ua-io de Ortogratla Cas-e--&-a,
dis0uesr0 en- forma &c preg11-2S :
reSOuesraS ,
}atecismus 1e Moral = FI-tua, para
uso de los -i5Cs. EI1Pastade Csc
0icciouariO LlZ.es-EspaLol y Lspanol-
IuE.es. be oo.siLlo, con Ia p-orun-
L4G-l- - ~-+-s A-
"a D
Gcc.onarlo Iog.as-Es1aao- 1s2@no--
ilE--s. 1e oJ.5--o- cen . g-9--nc!S-
,i5- E-l-ada. Pasta Gg gle- soc
Gi~cc-oaa--o --E-rs-Lsp1-e- Y L5oaAg:-
j-E--s, guE zGge- : AcL~-E-i" Il
n complete dc los 2---c4-os mas
% el Tia .5aueHe las F0ces mas
1u5e-uas en- aries, CIe-claS. z L-ouS-
ss . 5eElc0 lDg.=s = esgalo- mas
complete, 2 las acepciones neeesa-
s para es--lou : c-3-aT amos
diou-as $S-GO
1-ls-e listed apreHcer irg.e5. L-01o
MY as,- Ea-- is sc ~.---aA g
en- ~ l., r,rrs-.acf;r or i--,
cobra Indispensable para a2-enCer
- lGioua IN t0no Lela ..5l.C5
Quiere us-eG apre16C- llE-es e. 10
digsa Natodo sEEci-.is-mo para G2re2
der q tDE--S DyF ue-ly e- ~ g-y-
gunclacion LgUr@da- Loa1eae 10
mas lnalSPens-y-S p ~-s5 - &c s1 r.
-fszI--a5uI 25c
a I7glSs SIN Maestro en- 81 Leccio-
ees. Goa la pronunciation 1slr2 ia
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NOYELAS 4 35c CADA UNA.

MalGttas Sean las Mujersa.
afaidi-os Sean los E0mbTes.
Ma,diJas Sean las SEegraA.
A-.e de Busca- Marido.
Las Evas Nodernaz
E Novio PrestaJ0.
La Hija de las Flores.
e Purgatorio de las Solteraa,
E Paraiso De las Nujeres.
E Inferno Qe los Eon6rssr
Viva mi Noviai
E Hada de los Mares.
Su Najestad e. Amor.
Ma.dit0 Sea e. Amor.
La Princesa del D0lsaa
Amor ' Martirio,
La Hija De Venus.
Por que Sc Casan los HombreA.
Por que Sc CaSa4 las MuJeres.
Po~ cue Pecan las Mujeres.
Py- Gue ReinciGen las Eiudsz.
e Collar de Esmeraldas.
Las HijaS de Champagne,
e. Nido de Ruisenores.
Las Obreras del Amor.
Marina 0 Ia Eija de las OsE.
Pasiorarias de Amor.
e ST &C las Ninas.
La Viuda Allegro.
Ia Nina de los ~JaZ-nizaS,
Ca!yario de Amor.
Por seguir 4 una Mujcr.
Na.ditos Sean los Celos.
La cortc del Amor.
oBRAs DE VICTOR HUGO.
e Hombre que RE .....-s.. 75'
Cart2s . Ia NOVA .......... oS'
La Leyenda de los Siglos -. e5'
Nues-ra Sonora de Paris -. o5'
Han de Islandia, o FL Hombre tIe
"a 90
e. Ano Terrible ........... 70,
Los Miserables, > tom0s ......Sl.5'
Los Trabajadores del Aar ... o.
81 Noventa : Tres. Episodes De i
Revolution Francesa 1890. 20
DioS 80
81 Destierro ~
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NOVELAS a 40c CADA UNA

e Becerro de Orc,
Fl Hijc Maidito.
La Lucha por Ell Amor.
e. Manuscrito de Nj Madre-
Maria, por Jorge IsaacE-
Fl Cura de "a AlGea-
Dora.
AZucela
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ES2IRITISa50.
HISICRLA

2 Sol Dc Mayo. Memorials &c \ In
tarrsncion. Con grabados 500
e. Cerro de las Calpanss- Con re-
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educativa de utiIidad practica, que
contiene 30 Iecciones de Ia vida tia-
ria. Enseha 10 que debe hacerse
rgra alcanzar exito en- los negocios,
en- Ell estudio, en- 10 que el hombre
Sc proponga, Els n obra nuy
dtil 500
Luzbel en- Campans (pastorela) %oc
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
ENCOURAGING CROP REPORTS

SO far as goes the agricultural ont
look IN the United States and Canada
there is every canse for optimism.
Reports from north and south and
east and west are all cheering. The
prospects for what the Dallas News
calls "the four MAJOR money crops"
Of this continent were never better
In the belief OF some close observers
of economic conditions, in fact, the
prospects are go good that the harvest
of this year is likely to produce that
undesirable thing, a boom. This ia
something to be carefully guarded
against, of course. What the United
States and Canada, and the rest of
the world, are evidently most in
need of is a return Of normal bust
ness conditions, and boom would
have the effect of postponing such
conditions.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
AS TO BUYING LAND

Beresford Republic: Many farmers
believe that it is a more difficult
thing to buy piece of land and pay
for it in these days of high prices of
land than III the days when the goy-
ernmentg gave homesteads, but Colonel
Reedy, at the Mrs. Nupen sale Mon
day, djscredited the assertion and re-
called the time when he raised 20
cent corn, $3.50 hogs and hauled his
product twenty-five miles to market,
il indeed the grasshGppers left him
anything to market. MT. Reody de-
clared that it was easier to pay for
iaDd now At $3.50 per acre thah to hold
down a homestead then. He did not
believe It was the proper thing to
hold land and rent II out but when q
deserving young fellow Wanted II. he
should be given a chance tn buy !
home, and having to make it pay for
itself, there would not be the waste
of land that Is now seen on every
hand. The Colonel still declares
ksAst this II thG hese "a nilss o Sssl
tasnniDG NG5ai1Fth thaA = 0mthes)o1n
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
THE INCOME TAX

Millions upon millions of dollars
are now rolling into the federal treas
ury in payment of the income tax
which was due on June 3nth, but for
the non. payment OF which no penalty
applies until July 10th. The total
amount of revenue from from this
source is estimated at about $50, ,O00,-
600 which will raise the cash balance
in the treasury TO a respectable fig
ure
The income tax is a popular tax
with those who do not have to pay.
and they are in the great majority.
The tax comes out of those most able
to pay, and gives corresponding
relief to those upon whom the burden
of earning livelihood falls more
heavily. This tax has come to stay
as it has in most European countries
and those who have to pay and who
fret about IL may as well accept the
tax as one of the incidents of life. No
party would today dare go before the
people on the issue of the abatement
of this tax for 1t is fair in principle
and is proving itself to be workable
in practice.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
THE GRAND REVIEW

Huron uurouite: In commemora-
ton of the fftieth anniversary of the
grand review in Washington at the
close Of the civil war, 1t is the inteu-
tion of the Grand Army Of the Re
public to repeat tho parade at the
forty ninth encampment of that OF
ganizaton,
The encampment will begin on the
27th of September and close on the Sd
OF October. The survivors Of the
soldiers who were mustered out at
the close of the war win make up the
parade that will march as the grand
review marched, excepting that their
nnnbers will be greatly diminished
and their pace will not be as rapid as
it WAS fifty years ago.
All the leading generals OF the con
tiict have departed from thia earth
and hundreds of thousands OF the
soldiers have gone to their last re-
ward. There will be little of the
pomp and pageantry of the original
review 1t Will be, rather, mourn
ful tribute to the past.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
COPPER COIN RELIC

Mandan, N. D.. July 8. Persons
who have found copper pocket
piece, inscribed with Masonic insig-
ma, today point to it rs proof that
the Lewis and Clark expedition
camped here during the winter of
lSo56. The question is being dis
puted by the people of Bismark, just
across the river. who claim the site
OF the Lewis and Clark camp grounds.
The piece bears the lettering, Frank
lin Chapter, New Haven, Conn, In
stituted May 20, 1896"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
THE WAR CLOSE AT HOME

Aunt Mandy Peters has entered the
war as "A red, cross nurse, and as we
go to press she is nursing a boil on
Bill Spivvin's neck.
Cal Smithers is back In the trenches
digging ditch for his kitchen drain
pipe.
Old Bill Struthers, mail carrier on
the rural route. saw zeppelin flying
over Milan uil.) on his way back to
town. Later--Bill now admits it was
smoke cloud chasing y Reck Island
freight train,
Louie Schmidt and AIRY Unison
who were always good friends, are
now lighting for their respective
tatherlands. Louie is shooting all
the English sparrows and Array is
making war on the German carp.
81 Pumpkin and Zeb Carrot are still
lighting nbout their old line fence.
The town marshal is sitting on the
fence waiting for ST Snd Zeb to mix.
Ill Clay Blivvins, a guest at the
irune boarding house, says the cof-
fee is strictly neutral, being neither
one thing nor another.
One of the guards at Fort Arm
strong reports he saw a German sub
marine trying to sink the ferry boat.
More likely what he thought was a
perscope was only gar6sh putting
ITS nose out of the Misslssippi river.
Modern Woodmau,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
WANT TO BE CITIZENS

Full citizaDship for Indians, with
every right claimed by the white man
was the topic of discussion at the
meeting to be held at Bullhead agency
on the Standing Rock reservation
Saturday. Another citizenship con
ference Of the Sioux Indians will be
held at Fort Yates. The Standing
Rock Indians. through their chief
justice, John Grass, will enter an ap-
peal to the next session of congress
IN which scores of reasons Will be ad-
vanced as to why full eitizenship
should be granted.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
TRAVELLING BY REINDEER

How would you like to he school sl
peTintendent of school district that
contains lo0,0 square miles of terri
tory, with tWcnty-one schools scattered
over. half of them above the artic circle,
and two of them on islands, with thirty
reindeer stations to manage thrown in
for good measure?
We learn from the United States bu.
reau OF education IN Washington that
this is the job which has been handled
for many years by Walter c. Shields,
who h. superintendent of native schools
in the northwest district of Alaska
Every winter Superintendent Shields
visits every school in his district, with
the exception Of the two island schools
that can be reached only IN summer.
His winters trip covers about $4,000
miles and takes him five and a half
months going and returning TO his head
quarters at Nome. How do you sup.
pose he does his travelling? He travels
by reindeer, sits IN his sled and his tame
reindeer whisk him over the snow in iir
time.
Travelling in northern A laska in win
ter is 10 picnic, The distances between
the schools on the northern coast are
considerable between Point Hope and
Icy Cape, for instance, is about 209
mics. ;,lipt Shields very often has to
eat,s.iwo 81 .hree days supply of food
on his reinticcr sled enough for hlmself
and si,c E.aqliyna guide who usually ac-
companies him At night, the folding
tent, carried on The sled, 10 put up ON
the SNOW and the two men crawl into
their sleeping bags for the night The
reindeer are tethered nearby, and find
their own food. Their shovel like hoofs
come into play, and they dig out the
snow which covers the moss which is
their food. By some unknown means
their instinct tells them where this is
growing beneath the snow
Hhe men dress in warm underclothes,
heavy 5reeches, boots and sweaters;
over these go the big cloak of reindeer
skin, and over the head hood of fox
iuls which may he pulled together in
front until oElly a small slit remains for
eyes and nose, Thus clothed, they often
defy 60 degrees below zero
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
BRYAN TO OPPOSE WILSON

Washington, d. c.. July THAT
Bryan Will use the second term plank
Of the Baltimore platform AZ club
and will try to defeat Wilson for re-
nomination on the ground that Wit
son is bound by the Baltimore plank
ls a remarkable story widely pub
lished in the east.
1t is stated that Bryan has already
sounded some of his old political as
sociatea on the subject and that
President Wilson and his friends are
aware Of Bsyan's plan and are ready
to fight.
It is charged the purpose to make
|thls wsE on Wilson vas Oue at tka
'netiRsa o. RTx2a,S ssesigae1iss.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
BIG BUSINESS IN CREAM

The banks at Craper report cashing
checks amounting to $5 ,062. 90 at that
station for June, and practically the
same in varying amounts running
much above that at some of the sta
tions west of the Missouri would be
the record if it was gathered into q
summary, showing many thousands
of dollars paid for cream in the west
river country for the past month. In
fact the probabilities are that $780,
600 would not cover the amount SO
paid out in June between here and
the Black Hills.