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Notice Of App LEGATION for Order
Discharging Mortgage of Record

'N~~~ - TpP Hi$SthOu AOT OIuCI
Discharging Mortgage of Record
State of South Dakota. County of Hand. IS.
In circuit court. Sixth judicial Circuit.
In the matter of the discharge of a mortgage
given by George Woodland and Carrie Woodland
his wife. to William Edwards.
To the unknown heirs, ~legatees and dsvisees of
William Edwards. deceased and to the unknown
administrator or executor of said William Ed
wards. deceased. and to all persons unknown who
may have any interest in this matter.
Notice is hereby given that at one o'clock. D. m.
on Thursday. the seventeenth day of August. A.
J. 1916. the undersigned win make application to
the circuit court in and for Hand county, South
Dakota. at the court house in the city of Miller. in
the Clerk Office in said county and state, for an
order dischargtng of record q certain mortgage
made and executed By George Woodland and Carrie
Woodland. hts wife. to William Edwards, who is
now deceased.
Said mortgage il dated september rs. 1854. and
covers the following described real property
to-wit:
The Southeast quarter 81 section nineteen, in
township one hundred and twelve. north of range
90 west Of fifth 7. NJ. in Hand county. South Da-
kota, which mortgage was recorded in the Office
OF the Register Of Deeds of Hand county, South
Dakota on October 7th. 1884, in book IL of mort
cages on page 45l thereof.
Said application viii be based on the fact that
said mortGage has been fully paid and satisfied
and the mortgage therein named Is now deceas-
ed and has no acting administrator or executor of
his estate and any person having any objection to
the issuance of said order and to the discharge Of
ana present such objection to the court
Dated this goth day of July, A. ID. 1916.
LEWIS SINISTER.
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July 20t2
Statement Of Receipts and Elk.
penditureS of School District

State OF South Dakota, county OF Hand
~. Glendale School District No.. 10 90,
To whom 1t may concern:
The following IL a statement OF tie re-
ceipt and expenditures of Glendale school
district No. 1869. OF Hand county, South
Dakota: as ascertained upon settlement be-
tween the treasurer and the school board
OF said school district, for the vear ending
June 30, 1916. which statement 10 hereby
published according TO law. VIZ;
Receipts for school Year
Balance on Hand at last annual
report. July 1. 1915..........$ 420 o.
Amount received from district tax 1923 as
Total amount received rom all
sources during the year".......$ 2043 10
Expenditures for School Year
Amount paid for school houses
anu s,ors.i;;' !, ';i,"Jn:cn* 90 "a
paratus and ixtures......... III 4S
Amount paid for teachers salary 1918 30
Amount paid for school officers
salaries: Chairman $500.
Clerk $40. 90. Treasurer $500 40 90
Amount aid for purposes not
before entioned ......... 1876 81
Total expenditures for the years. 1870 Sc
Cash on hand at close OF year,
June 30. 47S 20
Total. including cash on hand,
to balance receipts .............$ 2043 70
Signed L. l.. PORTER. Treasurer
II. w. PENWELL. Chairman
G., {. TAYLOR, Clerk
sara % OF the above cash on hand 10
deposited In Hand County State Bank
H. ". PENwELL.
Chairman OF school Board.
G. C. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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Butte
Contractor and Builder
Masonery and Piasterins
See Him For
EStim a t e S
Vayland. S. d.
July
Notice to Creditors
Vayland. S. d.

Estate ofJohn Simons. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersign-
ed. executor OF the estate OF John
SInions, deceased to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within six months after u e trst
publication OF his notice. TO the said
r.. II. Simons, executor at Winner. In the
County Of Trip. South Dakota,
Dated July 25th. 1915.
+. Ii. sIMONS, Executor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-07-27
July l3t5
Auction Sale

Notice is h sreby given that 4 a pubrc
undersigned. Isaac Lincoln. IN tho First
State Bank Building 20 the city OF herd deer
Brown county. South Dakota on the DIR
O'Clock a. m. on said day. the north " eat
quarter OF section 10, In township 100
north. OF range 81 west. In Hand cIuntv
bidder Tor cash.
ISAAC LINCOLN
W. F. Mason, Attorney.
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July 27t2


clatcU1enI u kSCc1ptS 1uo SxS
penditures Of School District
State of South DAKOTA. county Of Hand,
IS Logan school district.
To Whom II Nav Concern:
The following 10 q statement OF the re-
cefpts and expenditures OF Logan school dis
trict, Of Hand county. south Dakota. -
hscertafned upon settlemen t etwee the
treasurer and the school board Of SAID
school district. for the year ending June
30, 1915 whtch statement n hereby pub
lished according to law, viz:
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand st last annual
report, July 1 1916........9 loss 50
Amount received from district
tax......-,. .----..",..."...... 1901 b
Total amount received from ali
sources during the vear..... - 1868 08
Expenditures for school Year
Amount paid for tsachers' sal
Amount paid Tor scnool oEs:srs's iSoo 70
salaries. chairman $500. clerk
$500. treasurer SIS o0....... IS 90
Amount paid for purposes not
before mentioned. 4x8 IL
Total expenditures for the year 3 1855 II
Cash on hand 81 close OF year
Total. Including cash on landto
ooiencs rsceipc~.-.---.---..e 1900 81
Signed: w.A. HAvERsTOCK. Treas ursr
VERT EN}ELNANN, Chairmrs
LOUIS MANNING. Clerk.
S1S01.72 Of the shove cash on hand 10
deposited In Hand County state Rank.
VERT EE6ELNANN.
Chairman Of school Hoard,
LOUIS MANNING. Cierk.
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Real Estate EQUALIZATION Table

Equalization Of Real Estate as raised or lowered
by per cent in the various taxing districts of the
county.
Township Total Val Raised Av. val Raised
structures or lord Nor mr. Lord
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Statement of Receipts and Elk
peuditures of School District


State OF South Dakota county OF Hand
SIS Ho " ell School District No, 1 and 2,
To whom IL NAV concern;
The following Is a statement of the re.
ceipts and expenditures of howell School
District No 1 and 2. of Hand county, South
Dakota. as asc ertained upon settlement be-
tween the treasurer and the school board
June 30, 1916. With statement is hereby
published according to law. viz: 4,
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand at last annual
report July l.. I9l5.........$ 6 .59
Amount received from district
Amount received from appor.
tionment.".......... -. 49,. 1872 9s
Total amont received from all
sources during the year. ..$ 1927 50
Expenditures for school Year
Amount paid for furniture ap.
paratus and fixtures go. .u...$ % 90
Amount paid for teachers sal
ry............. .... .............. s5l 40
Amount paid for school officers
salaries: chairman 50, clerk
$40 treasurer $40 ............ !. 20 90
Amount paid for purposes not
before mentioned. ........ = so
Total expendit ures for the year 8 1890 ~
Cash on hand at close Of year,
Jure 40; i9l6.";"."""; 81 "a
Total, including cash on hand,
TO balance receipts =. ...........$ 1927 ST
Signed: JOHN HARGENS. Treasurer
ANTON MEYER, Chairman
JOHN WILSON. Clerk
- "a OF the above cash on hand is de-
posted In First National Bank.
ANTON MEYER.
Chairman of school Board
JOHN WILSON: Clerk.
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July 2Ot2
District
Treasurer'S
School Report


State OF South Dakots. county OF Hand,
ss. Spring Lake school District,
District treasurer's annual report for the
school year beginning July 1; 1915 and end
ing June 80. 1915,
Receipts for chool Year
Balance on hand July 1. 1875 All 81
Amnunt received from disfricf
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July II IL


July II t.
District Treasurer's Annual Re-
port
State of South Dakota. county OF Hand,
% Ohio school district Nc. 2.
District treas urers' annual report for the
che year beginning July 4. 1913 ana
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand At date OF last
report july 1. 1915. ............$ 825 IS
Amount received from district
Amount received from appor.
tionment..... ...."".......:."... 3%T 6S
-
Total receipts from ell sources,
I9i6.--... 25ie So
Expenditures for school Year
Amount paid for furniture. ap.
paratus and fixtures. ......$ $50 O6
Amount paid for teachers wages 1911 20
mount paid for officers salaries
an 500. clerk $500.
treasurer SIS. m."....... 30 90
Total expenditures for the year . 1871 25
Cash In hands OF district trea :
ures at cloee of year.. .......... 99S 20
Total, including cash on hand to
balance receipts. 2516 81
The aNove Is b true and correct report to
the best OF my knowledge and belief. Of the
moneys In the treasurer Of Ohio school
district No 2 Hand county, South Dakota,
signed. F.C. KLAGEs. Treasurer.
The shove has been examine by the
school board Of Ohio school district No z,
and compared with statement from the
county treasurer moving funds paid the
found to be true and correct and is hereby
approved.
PETER NELSON.
Chairman Of the school Board.
o. c. CAMPBELL, clerk.
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50 per cent Is used in the schedule for 33la per
cent. ''
Minus before any figure means lowered.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-07-27

balance receipts.."...- 49,. - 1920 IA
A true and correct report by Peter Geiver,
treasurer OF spring Lake school district OF
Hand county.
The above has been examined by tie
school board OF Spring Lake school district
and compared with statement from the
county treasurer showing funds paid the
district during the wear. and the rep,rt IL
found TO he true and correct and Ia hereby
approved,
CHRISTIAN HINS,
Chairman Of the School Board
j, N. WINSELL, Clerk.
Money deposited In Citizens Bank OF Miller
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state OF South Dakota, County OF Hand,
50. In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial Circuit.
siberz Bros. a Craig. a corporation.
Plaintiff.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06
THE PUBLIC FORUM
VOTING THE MILITIA. - There

VOTING THE MILITIA. - There
was a battle between the company
guards and the strikers in Pitts
burgh. The sheriff has called for
state militia.
No doubt the governor will send
these guards to protect the sacred
private property of these mill own
ers. If he does the strike will most
likely be lost by the strikers.
Now, if this happens, the strikers
and their sympathizers will cuss the
governor and the militia What right
have the workers to kick so long as
they go to the polls and elect Demo-
cratic or Republican governors and
other officials. It seems that cold
lead is the only thing will penetrate
most wOrkingmen's brains.
Socialists have told these workers
year after year that they would pro-
tect the strikers. They have done
it, too, when in Office, and yet these
idiotic working people continue to
elect the tools of their bosses to
power.
Socialists the world over have
said: Elect US to power and there
will never be another war" Do work
ing people do it? No, they don't.
They say: you Socialists might
break up my home (shack), practice
free love or destroy religion" or
some other fool thing, and they go
to the polls and elect liberals, Demo-
Gratis, conservatives, Republicans
and what not.
Today they are deceived by their
masters. They are making them
selves look ridiculous by slaughtering
each other When will they ever
stop?
The only consolation I can give to
working people who do not vote the
Socialist ticket is this: If you con-
tinue to vote the devil COf capitalism)
into power you can just take your
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06

THE C. c. GETTING THERE
Isn't it about time to turn in fire
alarm?
Have you ROticed how the Inter
state Commerce Comm is slowly but
surely usurping the lrerOgatives of
the state railroad commissions? Ev-
cry move-in the courts and outside
of them-is in behalf Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission as
against the controlling bodies of the
individual states. States rights is on
the tObOggan.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06

men into Mexico to make the Mexi-
cans behave. Now you can see what
Intervention means. That army would
be in Mexico until they had done to
the Mexicans what we have already
done to the American Indian. 1t
would mean a cost of hundreds upon
hundreds of millions of dollars, and
the Lord only knows howmanyAmer-
lean and Mexican lives, in order to
police the country and maintain
peace while American milliOnaires
were coming more millions out of
Mexican concessions.
Hearst's interest is a Mexican
ranch of 1,O16,OOO acres. That tells
the story.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14


'' '" '''' '"''' ''' 1''''''d voter
"h d" called upon '' express preference .e BOO
tween candidates The . t., o. present .i-'~
gated 20 nen only and ,.,, ..,...a ....., ...r.
solve, ls. men ,r maxim, thea, .,...,....
From ......l.. .a.
.' '''''' '''.' ID
q. .''.m ' 's d''' involving 20 dc
"''''' "' every mh woman and .nIiI
".''.' ''' '''''''h'n'' ."".n's 'i the office toy
WIN '''' " To %. .'"
.. who" vii w. vote Viii We vote tor
men whose p'.' record %. .'Fone and officer. 0I.
''. '.'' ''" scrutiny and inspection of the citizens
' N"".'. WI H' 'ar those ahn are affiliated
with ..'' wH rHous degrading and pros
'.i'nf .o ''e' 1rns or for those who i've,
'- 'n ." upper .-H.e There are men oiicung
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14
TRACTOR EXHIBIT
PLANS COMPLETE
MILLION DOLLAR MACHINERY DEMON
STATION At DALLAS JULY 1919 .
BANNER Event OF THE YEAR


-. plane are pra ideally comp ete.
I Ior me First Nat.onA Trsso. demon
s' Al'oD. NhIcn all ~ held q % l
INl' IA 70 81 This dsmou.ffaf.oi
includes more than 700 tractor. an,
o'"' 20 makes OF p'OWs Every pa
'Apa ~ % tractor pili b. demo.
s'fAled Probably 800 'Ifog repre-
t-ntatiYes Vii be- on Aaud 20 shOA 90,
possibilities o. q tractor ol farm a.,
me four day demons SRA 90 a. uaI
As Vii. constitute 4. ura.r ,l' .om
p'eie shor course M pos-f farming
b Hi.deoraud maIaF.' ~ all ri
ihe demons ration. .s. 500 UsIa.
early ms seek and NI rsua
through DO .,m.....l. U..Us
'Yls week f'r .tUf. ..r rEu.l. roo ua.
poses si come ana tented ..., IS.
rapidly outline fs.' o ,G. demo.
~'ra'.0n site Fo. demonstration pl.
poses a tra.. ~ 1000. 90. ha. been
secured aHd this Doc. ae.r plated aug
j. read. 'ar da..g rsl.u.I5n Of rios
iue seeding d.sslrg aaG r,.i, 0'.,,
farm opera Oh % q .U|.. ..4ra,f+.
AdIa.rU' % .pf demo. ration ..t,
o." roads 100 nee. 49, soff ed on nos,
noe .b.l.ies ~ VICE r-suo. and
road rst " us. A.Het all b.,
tu.FU
f. give 'v...If.u.. The tractors a.
'H I-uu. ration sill Do, " step
...' a.d .... N..,. f.e ulua. uI.. Boa
'Hus e... H.o.. BOTH mO.dyylrH
..H H.a, f.... ...| Ga. .t.ra.rf ma.
o.. uu ... lu. nave been lsf 'of
'.u. a.us. rel aud other 'liuE. To-
fUc ..rs.. once ou Iu. grounds HON
49, .., stI...tlrs aud fur visitor.
There $40. u, FOUR d.y. OF a.fl..
rrw.r... fn. loo blowing and ofBe
''u Ro-s Us mu.n.ng. ,s,nr de,ot
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14
Poultry Articles Describes Best
Laying Hens And Culling Methods

eelug stock
.a' Boz allowed az Az
..l. except when che
.s used Tor Matching
Fs NOR" ePg aud Dr..
H.. q .p. without males
AZ me Sew York
... Jon Duilrts without e
rrr o. so per cent
outlets kept WIth %
Ha OF 'he pullets - me
... u..e began 20 las from
... .. months EARLIER than those
.. .s.. afl ao,srcls
r.. r.m good egg Iayme
-.. aI begin t0 las when six
a.1 .ay have been pa he'd
.- ..ff .r. development and xiv
. .#.. .t exercise and comior'l-
u lIHHnRs Such puIIcis
... H starch and April viii
.. r October ana eiIl supply mo
. ..r PIE. MrH priced l ana
. .rt.. Year 0ld hens Did.
Bill. .t . December .HI Hlu'1
".s .." H january
trss profitable fu aag 20
H. u aging ..u... fr.r through
'.. ..r" ...rIU T.. Naf.Irs Ml
..., a."H b.. managed fo maintain
.. .... u 1000 desired number.
nI..' .HH Ha..ug ..u S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14
STOPS HEADACHE.
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don I suffer! Get a dime pack.
Of DR.. James Headache
Powders.

Vou can clear your head and relieve
tui. splitting or violent throhLiry
t'tiachc IN moment With Dr.
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time headache RELIEF act. almost msyi.
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now for dime package and a lev NO.
W'ni- after Won take powder Won
vii wonder what became Of the he'd.
a.he neuralgia and pain stop SUITE.
iug 20 = nee'iless. Be sure you get what
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14
FLY MAY CARRY
INF. PARALYSIS
cry CHEMIST ISSUES CONNfNC.
Nc iTFMFNT OF EIl
kNE~S.

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with warning a fo '1ei. 1angcrou,
~, ,,' - '. ... ...' INDUSTRIES
The house-tiy feeds by d.s.ol,Iug
tts food 200 @ y,scH nuH which n.
discharge rom rl, 4ppeuaas, hang
ing just below bus bead ana then
sucking NO mo nn1 again As This
fly'7 food consists almost entirely 81
tAr most puurid. i.soase.rcckinc
ulth. 's Disgusting method OF eat
ing of,ruuly ruins au, food sur,
30 may attach
Any food upon which n.c, lr,
seen 10 boz walking should be roic.t
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14

Only ming Newspaper IN the Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle 81 Teras East
EN- New hsIioo Southern Colorado and Wettern
Oklshoms from twelve 10 tWenty-four houu d.
advance Of Denver. Dallas fou Worth Okiaho
ms City. and other papers carrying telegraph
dispatcher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14
q-RSoRlpIIoN RATES.

The Daily S-vyI vii be- delivered BY ram,
snysh-r. u amarillo. or ~ mail ou,s.d, Of tn
city 'a- % y,at. or 500 month m advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14

t good Don Iay n 500. NOM
/ I.Ir 200 y times f.. u.u u.r .f r
.Fss Those are r..I no concentrates
'. mHsug material ur.n.r W
HHI mineral matte. Or a...
ruuf living ma..a. H.Uf rH,
train n' such 1000 wm If. WH
nn'H. .ar prot. BON RH
.uuY .H.'1utn. o. H.. "..n sfu.
vitality .r' fronr power. POO digest
initiate and convert .afu ,eg .
ulf large quaint .,. ...H
MANY IDrss a.. .... .f . I.. be,
cause 'Hr hens a.. Vitality THr
hove been inbred .. Gather and
marking ur has H.H ..H u.asur
rn.s ...uf condition. fG.' fH. strain
I1. become RcaF.H. wI le. 1'h,
Weakened machine. .rrrH. Doc .p.r
.t.1 ', f1wufag.
Ifn Iru t.r' .u... ..ng
Huu.1 boz scIeof.I from HEr ,p.
H.rr strain of sr.u vitality Tu,
..n whose chicken. rrfo boo sold f.r
.rH.'rr. ur ruas'.r ...d D.. ,rapt.
40 .r.m fn.ok mrnH quo. r.'ur
ur .ur1u. uo..
1 .rg. used d. BATCH chicken
.ha' a.. FOO boz t. 100 The flock
H.." N. from r.-u hens mated
with mature coci breeding from
mmH'ufn birds .. rapid way OF 20.
'urIug vitality ~ Zoos mot pay io
N..U @ bon logger nau no, SECOND
year Tor laying eggs Tor uarE.. Huf
90. breeding pu pose Dom NUo loo
Door Ur-t mob .lud years +t good
producer and 1ove strong vitality
Hr. ronf activity houIH Do, F.p, 81.
nua as poop eggs hatch chicken. na,
H.f.' uur 0. fHr boost breeders
nHH I'n. sue. a ben .a. r.lN, year.
.nf mo- fnu mr established from
'.. 3D. rr.lf money mhug strain
u..r. .npu. newer Do, H.,H .u Hr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14

Keen interest evoked
'hfYIgh0It the par H.
Panhandle poultr E.
"fa ln This city rem. aG .aIa.
a'l many Inquire u.ubar
nI farmers are ma. ..a prep
afa'Inn Tor me cole lrs.
I'af 10 Amarillo I.. Nart.n
DO Foulfrs Asa0c.. ..a .u as.
- December Marf ... .ar..ar.
900 bring 30 scor. ..d bird.
.'f CAD" during no u.s .a.l
VfIea
fri''' arc hoIding +.. through.
oar 'H" beii ana .r. r advance Yf
prices boo f'urral aHf . I.
Tho 500 specIa. 1.5. u., ~ Do
.H" Board a' C.r Development U-
poultry and flrkrJ r.. Ia.H....
Stale Fair F heip.rg .. .fr..... t.
.'r"a1g rapidly Dos. .rrr interest
IH. rlnhNy CON ...
....' rrmrI.afei, t.. H....
NH" iI.r aUd make .n .l.
.n Turkey bay t.r.f. ...-
u..f.r.r With marg buyers r...,
.HF" number a. N##.. .
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-14

Both ram and paving are re,rmone.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-02
THE TERRIBLE MASSACRES
OF 1891.
OF 1891.

The storm that had been gather
ing over the heads of the Jews Of
the Iberian peninsula broke out in
all its fury in the year 1891. We
have seen how the hostility of the
populace to the Jews had been gain
ing in intensity. The execution of
Joseph Pichon who was sentenced
by a Jewish court, and whose death
warrant was obtained from the king
by ruse or misrepresentation, in
furiated the people of Seville and
of the neighboring country to a
high pitch of bloodthirstv madness,
which was intensified by the infam-
matory speeches against the Jews
by the Archdeacon Ferrand Mar
tinez, Queen Leonora's confessor.
King John | died in 1890, and left
as his successor a son eleven years
old. According to the kings last
will and testament council con-
sisting of prelates, grandees, and six
citizens from Burgos, Toledo, Leon,
Seville, Cordova and Murcia. was to
have the regency during his sons
minority But it was regent in
name only, having no power and no
authority. In the meantime law and
order were rapidly vanishing from
the land, and firebrand like Fer
rand Martinez could so about his in
Cendiarv work und1Sturbed and in
cite the populace to violence against
the Jews with impunity. If any
warning was given him from some
higher authority, if any admonition
to desist came to him. he left it I'M
needed.
His efforts soon bore fruit \ re-
volt broke out in Seville in 1891.
The mob-leaders were arrested and
punished by the authorities of the
city, but that eNasperated the pop
ulaCc even more, and in retaliation
a concerted attack was made upon
the Juderia from all sides. OF the
Jewish population Of 1000 families,
1000 Jews were killed. and the re-
manning were forced to submit to
baptism OF the three synagogs of
the community. two were turned in
to churches. Among the men con-
verified was Samuel Abrabanel. the
ancestor of the subsequently cele
brated Abrabanel family; for many
of these forced converts returned
to Judaism as soon as a favorable
opportunity presented itself.
The terrible massacre in Seville