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IT WAS NOT ALL D L
The stories Of tho Dauphin Of France an
Ivan VI.

The stories 0f tho Daaphin Of France and
Ivan VI.
A boy hearing 10 announced that The
young king OF spain was likely 10 make a
visit TO this country exclaimed. "Oh. what
q fortunate boy! How happy he must DO "a
know that no will DO 4 king"
This remark brings TO mind . similar OK
clamation which fell from the lips OF a
v~easnnt woman who had occasion TO AJAX
some favor from ths household Of Lou 4
XVI. when they wsro At Versailles. oh"
said she. iii ] could only have IL ! should
DO IN happy No a queen
"As happy ~ = g~ussnr' said he little
dauphin, who had bean listening. to the
woman-'ns happy as u queen! ! know =
queen who wesps NIL day long"
The little dnuphin. child though he was.
had been mRdc strangely thoughtful by tbe
everyday life. There IL something pathetic
in tho very thought Of boy kings u royal
youths. so sad and 30 tragic have been tho
fate OF many; none more 50 than the fats
OF the little fellow who astonished the
peasant woman by his remark.
Upon hearing that his father was CON
dsmnsd TO die no rushed out Of the apart
mont whore he and his mother and amt
n sister were Imprisoned. and made an
effort to pass tho guard, saying:
do let me- 20. / want to get ont and
bog the people not to kill my fsthsr."
When he was told that his father had
been executed. he said:
And he was 50 good! Why did they kill
Afterwards, when torn from his mothers
embrace, and subjected to the brutal treAt-
ment which Simon, the shoemaker. prac-
upon him dsy and night. his only re-
monstrnnce was: What harm have l ever
done to ~anybody!'
Death cnms to the rescue of this boy
king. and his suffering WAS comparatively
short. Not so fortunate was Ivan VI, who,
from the elder brother of Peter
he Great. could claim Q right of inher-
Itsncs to the Russian throne. but when old
to possess his rights was. through
and treacbery, thrust into prison,
where he passed bis whole life. Said he:
II have hardly any idea of the DISTRESS
which assaulted my infancy. but from the
that | began to be sensible OF my
l never ceased to mingie my
with those OF my father snd mother,
Who were wrstched on my account: and my
greatest misery was TO see the barberous
they suffered 40 ws were hurried
rom one prison to another"
lie had bsen guilty Of no crime or misde-
nsanor. but he YVES shs zightful heir to the
,hrons. and the usuyper Catherine ii. was
that the people should not see
he boy king. After years Of imprisonment
70 was murdered in his cell, and, dressedoin
he Rarb OF = fisherman, WAS hurried into
n obscure fave.-Hsrper's Young People.
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Stole Lombard Company Funds.

KANSAS Cry, Sept. 1.-THE grand jury
of this county returned indictments against
H. W. Russell. formerly treasurer of the
Lombard Investment company of this city,
and Montgomery H. Lewis. formerly audi
tor of the company. charging them with the
embezzIement of $3.50 0 from the company.
Both men resigned last spring and now
reside in the City Of Mexico. Measu- es
will bs taken for extraditioD. The expert
examining the books says other embezzle-
ments have been discovered much larger
than those of Lewis and Russell. The
grand jury indicted two more employees of
the company and bench warrants were is
sued for their arrest. The names are not
known. The expert saysfo;mer discoveries
are but q drop IN the bucket compared with
the later ones. Officers of the Company say
the assets are in no way impaired.
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Outrage by Maske1 kpbnera.

CsIosTo~s. Pa, sept. 1L-Six masked
Nen entered the residence of John Walters,
q farmer 10 years old, living near Mason
town, last night, and after binding and
PapglrR Mr.. and Mrs. Writers ard jacob
Cover they forced them. at the point of re-
vol1ers and threats of torture. to disclose
the hiring place of their wealth. The rob-
bers secured $la3 and then dspaY.ed, after
e1acting q prcm!sc from tie Old people not
to tell who bad taken the money. f. ia
tbouRht the Outrage Was committed by
members Of the Cooley gang.
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NOTICE TO CREDITOES-IE THE Dis
~ t:rict court Of the Fret judicial district Of
t!s state of hontana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
In TIE matter Of the estate Of Henry {. viii
kinson. deceased.
fotice f. hereby given by the undersigned. al
ministrator of the estate Of Henry G. wilkinson.
deceased. to the creditors OF, ahd sill persons hay
them with tho necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this notice.
to the said administration At the law Office Of
Mass.na kuiisrd. room s. Gold block. Main
street. Helena. Montana. tho same being the
place dssignstsd for the Transaction Of business
Of said estate. In the said county Of Lewis and
tlarks.
Dated at Helena. Mont Aug. 81. A. d. 1892
T. Is. WILKINSON.
Administrator OF the estate Of Henry c. Wilkin-
son. deceased.
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&. \. X. Excursion to Washin gton, ID. q.
On account Of the G. 4. Il. encam pment
at Washington, ID. c., the Northern Pacific
railroad will make a rate of $3.50. Helena
to Warrington and return, tickets on sale
Sect. 11th to 10th. inclusive, good to return
until Oct. 18th. Remember that the North
eTn Pacific Rms q solid vestibuIe train
from Helena to Chicago without change,
making bnt one change OF cars necessary
between Helena and Washington.
For full particulars, sleeping car rese,va-
tions, ETC.. call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket Office.
CHAs. s. FEE, A. d. EDGAR,
G. F.. d I. A., General Agent.
st. Paul, MINI. Helena, Mont.
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Waited for the Mob

NESoaIsHg, Mich. Sept. IL-Word was
received here ct an early hour that strikers
would attack this side Of the river. The
city council. sheriff and mill oyuers were
In private session to-day awaiting the mi
val of the Wisconsin mob of over two thon-
sand men. but aside from q small gnuad
which c~onRreRated and drove from a ting a
crew OF non-upion lumber pliers. nothing
has been lone in the nature OF an e,te,nnt
70 close mills here.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CrT TIM
~ ber in accordance with the provisions Of
section .. foies sni regulations prescribed by
me honorable s"cre,ary Of the interior. My 5th.
isai, Hs: th. nndersignei. Tesidents II Park
county. MONT. nersby s;ss notiss that at tho 81
.s.s,i"" OF t"entJ-ohe days from this firDt publ
c@.ion IT this Dotics will make written anuItca-
tihh Z" The honorable sGcIctzry of The inferior
I"f pfrrtnionion 10 cut and remove all lbs timber
u Tor iDnher on the fDIIDWIuy fun.uryeYedJ
cescfib@d lnni.. to Wit: : onmsnciuy a. Il point
On the west fork u Clarke Fork. where saw mill
- 70" situated thence north three rniies 10 raii
Epeafn. embracing . bpdy VI timber one mile
sue on each siie Of .sid stream. ,ssiI Land IL
sttns'rd "a Park epuaty. Mont, said timber con-
s,S.ins o. pine ana sprGcs, amounting 10 about
'"'DJ iset HT,
NOkTHf MCKEE.
tfHst publication Aug. NJ, IsSll
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KObb crs Run or

NV ORLEANS, Sept. IA. 3:3y this
morning the Southern express Office was
entered through Il door On the Perdido
street side BY three men who put q pisto. 70
the watchman's head. forced him against q
post and were tying him there when Sir.
Peck, an empioye Of tho com ad-
yanced upon them. The burglars fred at
him and then turned to run, but as Peck
started in pursuit. they fired another shot At
him. One of the bu glars Was captured.
he gave the name Of James Clifford, for
merry an employe of the company.
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had been boarded by the Russian cruiser
Rssbonic. The Russian contentod himself
with taking this catch Of sealskins and the
surplus provisions. Tho Russian also had
on board q nrmbss Of sealing men and the
captain said eight vessels. six British and
two American had bsen seized.
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Fowl and Birds Killed by Hail

madison, Wis, Sept. ia terrific wind
and hail storm visited q portion OF this
county to-day and did great damage 10
tobacco: The loss aggregated several
hundred thousand dollaIs. Corn and other
crOrs we're badly damaged. turkeys and
chickens were killed and sparroxs cover
the ground in places. Considerable minor
damage was done in the neighborhood.
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NOTICE 10 STOCkHOLDEkS-IHE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Piegan Mining & Milling Company, fog
the election of trustees and tIsnsscting such
other bnginess As may properly come before
the meeting. will be held at the Office OF the
room a2. Granite block. city of
Helena, Mont. on Wednesday, sept. y. at
two o'clock p. IL.
ID. 81 SUTTos, Secretary.
Helena. Set. .. 1882.
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pkJfDsALS-SfALED BIDS ARE INVITED
for three hnndrei (lDJ cnrIs nf rron't nnn,
EAU yellow IIne. oDc-ta'f fir. we'll ees.ona /,
&hb ore hInGrei iitDJ tons Of coal, TO be- deiiy.
cred at the court house and all Z. needed, lids
TO bs addressed to the grse~.igned. tn r., ,a.
csivei until Sgt II, 11s!. At ~ a. ~. The com.
bids. ' III
BY order Of the bosri.
J. &. 1ODKEE, CIsfk.
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III White House saloon and gambling
house on South Mair street was closed las.
night by Tom Graham. who mad a chattel
mortgage on the stock and fixtures.
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G. A. r.. Encsmpment, Warrington, d. C.,
Sept. 20, 1892.
Fol the above occasion the Great North
ern Railway line will sell tickets from
Helena to Washington END return At the
low rate Of sG4.I. Tickets will be on sale
Sept. II to II and will be good to return IN
til Oct. IL. 1892. For further particulars
call at No. 6 North Main street.
Il. H.. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
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SSIGNEE'S SALE. GRAND PACIFIC no.
signed will receive bids ut his Office in Room !.
f"wer building. until Sept. IS: at 10 9. ~. for
Pacific depot. in the city Of HelerA Mont. and
formerly owned by =. l.. Theme. Terms cash.
and the right reserved TO reject any and ell bids,
BAHNAAD h. OWN. LlsignSe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-12

FIFTH, ANNUAL MEETING-HOTICE rs
4 Hereby given that the fifth annual Meeting
ci the sfcckhoIders OF the sHuthern Crots Doll
Aiming company will be held at the Scott house,
IN Entte City. Mont on Tucfday. ,spt. 10, I6yz,
d one O'Clock D. IN. to elect q board OF trus-
other business az may properly come before ths
meeting, ~ order Of
Attest: BEN +. HARRIS preside.t-
GUY XPIATr. 4 Secretary
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Independent Agent

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT
on sale by the following new
dealers in this city and state, al
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Was
ington, California and Minneso1
who will furnish single copies
receive subscriptions for the dial
or weekly:
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Excursion to Portland, Ore.

Excursion tn Portland, Ore.
On account of the meeting of the SOW
ereign grand lodge I. y. .. +. the Northern
Pacific railroad will make a rate of one and
one-ffth fare from Helena to Portland ard
return. Tickets On gale SEPT. II, -. rs and
II, with final liInit of Sept. y.
4. u. EDGAR. General Agent.
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Zig line Of ladies' and children's hosiery to
arrive this week. at special sale prices at The
Bee Hive.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL FOR
general housework.. apply to Mrs Il. X.
Floyd-Jones. Hauser bonievGd,
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Legal blanks 1t this offics.

Zig drive in mems underwear. shirts. hose and
furnishing goods Of all kinds at The Bee Hive.
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The Bee Hive will Close out their entire stock
of lamps At txc-:hir1s yaine. A reduction of 1914
per cent will be given on every lamp in the house
n We ars determined 10 drop the line.
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A few more decorated tea sets at The Bee Hive
At the very low price of So IS.
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SITUATION WaNTED-BY A WOMAN TO
- do cooking: a boy II. can wait on table and
make himself useful. Address =. NJ, +. O.
box s93.
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~ sesnlstress and skirtmaker. Reference given
II required. Address Dressmaker. OH Eighth
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN
~ woman by the day or hour to take care Of
rooms. Best Of references. Address NJ. H.. In
dependent office.
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G.. \. Il. Excursion to Washine ton, II. ,

This Zee Hive has just received . full line oil
Jewish New Yesr cards of all the latestfeditions
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
general housework. Apply 1870 Helena avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
advertisements under this head three time,
FREE.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER
- in > widowers family; more for . good
street. Helena. Mont.
- do cooking; a boy II. can wait on table and
make himself useful. Address +. NJ, /. q.
box '93.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- woman as cook in private family or t, do
general housework. Apply 1890 Helena avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED
- lady to do light Homework or to keep house
for one or more gentlemen. Address l. H.. this
Office.
MUTATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS
~ sesnlstress and skirtmaker. reference given
II required. Address Dressmaker. OF Eighth
."@
SITUATION .WANTED-BY A GERMAN
~ woman by the day or hour to take care Of
rooms. Best Of references. Address NJ. H.. In
dependent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEHOLDER:
- do not object going to the country. Address
4. s.. Independent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-By A .SCANDINA-
- Wan girl to do second work in . private
family. z6 Breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
~ wishes . position in . bakery or candy store. |
2a6 Breckenridge street
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- woman az cook. hotel or boardin2-house
preferred. Address 1910 Helena avenue.
SITUATION wANTkD-BY TWO GIRLS.
~ one AZ cnambermaid, other as waiter. latter
not experienced. Kate Smith. Helena. Mont
SITUATION WANTED WORKING |
. housekeeper: b ct Of references given: none
but respectable. parties neei answer. address
Josie Seaton. box 1lO. Philipsburg. Mont. |
SITUATIONS WASTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head three time,
FIFE
SITUATION wANTED-A STENOGRAPHER
~ and typewriter wishes to take work from
two or three Offices: will spend half an hour in |
each Office for diciation and return work |
promptly same day; terms low. Address g.. L..
this ONCE. |
WANTED-A THOROUGH,
years e1 experience IN the retail drug business.
strictly temperate. wishes a permanent
small town. prsferred. or = general
ences: 8 hustler and worker. Address "Aris-
tol.' care independent
WAsTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- vel! recommended. q ~bookkeeper: has had
sears experience - assistant cashier in
bank; can furnish best OF references. Address
+. L., this Office.
SITgArIoN W~ANTED-BY A. BOY u YEARS
~ old to do errands or any kind of work. Ad-
dress freddie. independent Office.
CiTUATiON WANIED-BY A SOBER, IN
~ dustrious colored man in private family or
Is porter in hotel or saloon. or as ~di.hwssher in
! restaurant. Address u. f., this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY MlDDLE-AGED
~ lady to do light Homework or to keep house
for one or more gentlemen. Address L. H.. this
Office.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
f.. c. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San francisco
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Wilbur Tebbiis. ...... Merchants Hot@
Wsllard y. Dennis. .Hotsl Ryat
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HELP d

BIN
WANTED CHANDLER, q EDWARDS
w street, wants 3 men for saw mill; 2 men
for woods: 5 men Transfers. free fare.
WANTED CHANDLER, "a EDWARDS
street, wants ten teamsteIs for outside:
free fare. ,
WANTED-TWO COAT MAKERS. GOOD
w pay and steady job to good men,. Ad-
dress VIM. handy. Livingston.
WANTED-1G) LABOEERS fOs GREAT
w Northern rail a.; free faro to Sposa ans,
Wash. FOR particulars inquire At the , orthern
Pacific Employment agency. near N. p. depot.
WANThD-TWO YOUNG MEN TO KUN AS
" news agents On Northern Pacific railroad:
mEst have security. Inquire ~ news office.
Northern. Pacific depot.
Neutrality-suspicious. AND TEAMS
w can have work the whole season. princi-
paliy sids work. At good price,. on Valley City
extension Of 500 line. For particulars, address
L.nlon Il Co, VALLEY City, n. d.
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IDAHO.

]. l.. Pritchard Pend d'Oreill
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUsEKEEPER:
~ do not object going to the country. Address
Z. s., Independent Office.
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FOR SALE IsCELLASEOUs.

LOK SALE-TWO BOOKCASES. TWO
l. stoves. one case of drawers. chairs. one
sofa and various other articles. Cali on Airs.
ii. l. S~treator. room Y, forter Flats. $40
Ewing street.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER
- in . widower's family; more for . good
home than wages Address POS Breckenridge
street, Helena. Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-By A SCANDINA-
- Wan girl to do second work in . private
family. lO6 Breckenridge street.
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FOR SALE-SCiIOLARSHJP IN THE MON
l. tana Business College Call at this Office.
EOk SALE-ESJABLiBHED MERCANTILE
l. businsss with q large trade: will trade for
improved zeal estate in Helena. Steele & Glenn
eutA.
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SITUATION wANTED-A STENOGRAPHFR
two or three Offices: will spend half an hour in
each Office fof diciation and return work
promptly same day. terms low. Address G. L..
this otIce.
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E'OR sALE-FIFTY FEET ON HELENA
L avenue near foot of Rodney 1t thres-fourths
actual value. steele 4 Clements.
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SITUATION WANTED-A THOROUGH,
- competent druggist. IS years of age. thirteen
years experience in the retail drug business.
marriei. strictly temperate. wishes a permanent
position. small town preferred. or = general
store that carries . drug stock; best of refer
ences: 3 hustler and worker. Address "Aris-
tol.' care independent.
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FOR sALE-KEAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-REAL
EOK SALE-TWO elX-kOOA HOUSES. ON
L ives: eide: easy terms: nesr new school
building. foundry and elsctris lines VIM
Ninth, ACT.
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EOR SALE-A FIN CORNER On NORTH
l. Main street l0Oxl2J feet, fronts on TIRES
streets: will bs sold It n great sacrifice steele
Clements
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d Son...r.......G S Sixteenth St., Denvej
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SITUATION WAsTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- well recommended. a. bookkeeper: has had
several ears experience a. assistant cashier in
bank; can furnish best Of references. Address
L. +. L., this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A y II YEARS
- old to do errands or any kind of work. Ad-
dress treddie. independent office.
SiTUATiON WAEIED-BY A SOBER, IN
~ dustriousc Olored man in private family or
rs porter in hotel or saloon. or as i-hwasher in
a restaurant. Addr IS u. f., this Office.
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IrOR SALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
L prominent avenue: hos all modern improve
aud tsrms to suit: = snap. w. K Cox. Gold
block.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-03
How Flight Of Birds Changed the His.
tory of America.

When Columbus sailed westward
over the unknown Atlantic he expect
ed to reach Zipangu (Japan). After
several days sail from Gomera, one OF
the Canary islands, he became uneasy
at not discovering Zipangu, which, ac-
cording to his reckoning, should have
been 216 nautical miles more to the
east. After long discussion he yield
ed to the opinion of Martin AlonzO
Pinzon, the commander of the Pinta,
and steered to the southwest. Pinzon
was guided in his opinion by fight of
parrots toward the southwest. The
effect of this change in his course curl
Ously exemplifies the influence of small
and apparently trivial events in the
worlds history. If Columbus, resist
ing the counsel of Pinzon, had kept his
original route he would have entered
the warm current of the Gulf Stream,
have reached Florida and then proba-
bly, have been carried to Cape Hatteras
and Virginia. The result would prob
ably have been to give the present
United States Roman Catholic Span
ish population instead of a Protestant
English one, a circumstance of immeas-
urably Importance. Never" wrote
Humboldt. .hsd the flight of birds more
important consequences. 1t may be
said to have determined the first settle
ments on the-new continent and its
distribution between the Latin and
Germanic races