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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26
NOTICE For PUBLICATION. :.

Oepannept Of the Interior Land Ohice Al Lewis
ton, Idaho Nov. a. 1909.
Nosscs u hereby given thet the following manned
settler has died notice Of bic Intention to make final
proof support Of bic claim and that sad proof Will
% nads before Register and Receiver II Lewiston.
Idaho. on Jan. 5, 1903 viz:
JESSE h. FANStER
q Webb. Idaho. fos the lots 3d6 and J. 80. tp
~ lars. v n.
He names the following yitnessss to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz:
Camden q, FansIeg, Webb, idaho.
william Mvny.
Charles c. Miles.
J.B WEST. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

A meeting Of the real estate cwners Of
culdesac WAS held In the hail Monday
evening. A standing vote showed ! great
majority in favor Of incorporation. The
chairman. G: B. Updegfaf. appointed !
committee Of three, consisting Of Albert
Sogard, w. ]. McCrath and Ceorge e.
Roberts to ask the interior department to
furnish patents for the land on which
much Of the town ID built. The chairman
Was also instructed to consult with an
attorney - to how to proceed IN the
matter Of Incorporating. Another meet
Ing 70 called for next Tuesday evening.
A full attendance u desired. II register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26
1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

BNOIICH EOK PUBLICATION.
Department Of the lntsrior. Land Once Al Lewis
ton, Idaho. Nov. IS. 1909.
Notice 10 hsssby evea that the following named
ssstl.f has dlsdnoee Ct hts Intention 70 make Una.
b made before register and RECEIVER M Lewiston.
Idaho, "a Ian. s, 1S0a via:
JELLE N. STEENSMA.
Of guiiastta. Idaho. for the lot Z. LOT sec Is
= lots 5. en- 7sec Il y 81 rs B u.
He names the fuilowmg witnesses to prove his Con-
nucus residencs upon and cultivation Of SAID land
via:.
villia. buoys. q julia::ss. idaho
James Evans. !" a. -
Thonas Reynolds.
j. B. West Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

spicuous places. The takef-up b allowed
10 cents per day for feeding. bat cannot
charge for more than I'VE days prior %
Cling the notice. Where, the animal~ mas
NO brands OF marks, OF the same Ore i'm
distinct, witness must be called In, Who
ahall also carefully examine the animal
and whose name mtist aceompany the
notice.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

The Hunt administration will
soon be . closed Incident. The
citizens Of Idaho will soon refer TO
It as the lively and interesting past
but they will turn from it cheer.
fully without regret.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE :, 1875
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


United States Land Once. lewiston. Idaho. Nov
18th, 1904
Notica Is hereby given that In compliance With the
provsions OF the act Of CoagTess OF June 3. 1878.
entitled IAN act Tor The sale OF tnber lands In the
States q California Oregon. Nevada and Wash
ingtOn Territory" q extended TO al the PuplIc
Lard States By act Of August 4 1892. Genvlsve Volt
aer Of lewstoa county Of Nespesce. State Of idaho.
has this day sled In this oAsce her sworn statement
No......., fos the purchase Of the q se x sec Is
p 50 nr3 y 3 y and ~ 4 dissection No. 10 in
Township Ne. 70 n. Range No. w. B. M. and
will Cllv proof 70 show that the land sought d more
valuable tor hs timber stone than for agricultural
purposes. ana to establish her claim to said land be-
f0ss the Register and Receiver Of this once At Lew
tstY Idaho. On Thursday the 26th day Of Feb. 1903
She names % Witnesses:
Mary kenyon. Of Forest idaho.
Ss~uei b. Whis.. :'o''' 's:"'
!. ANY and su persons claiming adversely the above
described lands requested TO file their claims In
this ONCE on os before said 18th day Of Feb 1903.
3. WEST. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Ospannset Of the interior Laad Omcs Al Lewis
ton. Idaho, Dec. r. 1907 - =
Notice y hereby given that the following ane6
settler has 1lo6 notice q hs ntention TO make aaai
proof IN support Of his clsin. and that said proof
will - naee halore register and receiver q Lewis
ton, ldaao. On Feb. 9. 1903 viz: NJ
OLIVER JOHNSON
OF lewiston. Idaho, fos the los I, 9 g. g. and 10
sec II ip . ~ =.
Ne masses The following Witnesses 10 prove his
land. Wig: IN 7-
e ,rhs a, 4; Stevens Stevens. q Lewiston. Idaho.
George valn.
George A. Saith. - -
B. Wesr. Re1,stsr
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

Grand old N,zperce will look
like thirty cen if these rival
county seat towns get IN their
deadly work at the legislature this
winter.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

The man who is in on the ground
door on Lewiston real estate now
feels like . prince.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

II is about time for the New
Years resolution to make its "dav
boz"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-26

The ". r. G. are in session At the @.
A. r. bell this afaeruoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
Gcr6errnngen bur9 einen WOItrnz
bruh.

@terGing, SG., 21. Dug. -01it
berbeerenoer @epult entluO ft4 Elm
8olfen6ru9 ii6er bic @egenO, 2OUfei~
len fiiOpeitIi9 bon bier. 8ieIe 3auz
fenbNder pertbDoller 5armldnbereien
ipurben it6erflut6et, unO Die 0taisz
Grnbte fparb bouftdnbig Dernt4tet.
Qtuf Der Menbpta 3peiglinie Der
Gbicago, burlington II. Quincb18a6n
puroen Die 9eleife bpn bem QBilbz
tpafer auf cine Strede BON 3tpetWleiz
len ausgepai4en, unb Elm 6ru4t8ug
itiir3te an Der i9ub6uften SteGe DON
benz 8abnbamm btnab. 2otOmotioz
fii6rer 6rant Wturrap unb 9ei3erGeo.
Neqs erlitten unter ben Sriimmern
ben Sob. Die @erluite Der 5armer
in Der beimgeIu4ten 9egenO belaufen
ii9 auf $150,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
8nm Vbilipbinen=Rnm

W2anila, p. Quguf. - General
g6affee lit nit bem SransportDdm>
pier rSSngulls" ouf Der Sniel gebu
eingetrOffen, fpo ibm Die aus DaI6z
ington eingelaufenen Snitrutttonen
be5iigIi4 Der Gampugne auf Min0az
nao sugeitelt tpurben. I1nmittelbar
mad Der 3uitelung trat er bic 5abrt
na9 Wtdntla an.
8ufbingtOn, .. g., 21. Dug.
- Inter ben Sruppen auf ben 9btz
lipptnen iinb in Der 3eit bonn 25. SUM-
Bis 10. SuIi 72 Mann seitorben, 35
babon an Der Gbplera. Die 0amen
Der @eftorbenen ftnb benz 8riegss0ez
partement 5ugefommen, dber nod
ni9t perDfFen1li9t. BON ben @nbern
ftarben II Wadnn an 9D1enterie, feds
On Wtulariu : 5ieber, Der 2eft on an
beren &rant6eiten. Inter ben an Der
GbOlera 9eitorbenen 6efanben fi9 9
@ingeborene, meiit bOm &unbf9afters
Corps.
9ds &riegs Oepartement ift I'M
formirt, DaB Der Sransport7Oampfer
nRilpatrid" am IL. Iuguit nit 518
SOlbaten ponManila mad San5ran@
siscO absegansen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
8oGGten lid bus 2unb
theilen.
Ghirann's Irnnrnmnrhe.

G6icago, 21. Qlu9uit. - Die
2ei9e zines iungen W2db9ens pur0e
beute in Rpgers Yarf, elmer bieiigen
@orfubt, am Seefranbe gefunben.
Man belt bic ueberrefe 5uerit fir
biejenigen Minnie Mit9eu's, Der perz
f6punDenen 8raut @iqidm 8artboz
Inns, aQein bic 8ei9retbung ftimmt
ni9t. @ieqei4t lit Die Sobte gteQie
Sugbes, peI9e bor a9t bts 8e6n 2az
gen na6e Wantegan BON bem 9amz
pier rGitp pf @runb RupiOs" Derz
f9panO. Die pori3ei 1T nit elmer
unterfuhung bef9dftigt.
Der Goroners Snqueit i'm Sale
Der Sruu Qnnd 8artbolin purbe
6eute beenbet unb refuIttrte in etnem
@erbitt, tpeIGes empfiebIt, buB Wiuiz
am 8artboIin, Der So6n Der Grau,
per6aftet unb uls eieentlider Wa0rber
pro5eiiirt tperbe; ferner, baB Oscar
S6ompion unb @bparb oun1elman,
ipeI4e iid als W&iti4ulbise in 9aft
befanben, uIs Waitf3uIbige Der 9runb
Sur1 iiberpieIen tperben. Die SurD
fanb, buB Grau 8ortboIin am ober
ungefGbr am 7. Sult bur4 grlpiirgen
umgebra9t Dur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22

2ebrer eingeIeitet. g}iemanb min Ell
nen berIelben tn's Quartier nebmen,
uno Die 2aOenbeitBer jeber 2(rt pei@
germ ii4 6artnGfig, i9nen trgeno
@tpas 81 bertaufen.
5 Ii d stem lid bOr 2et4en.
9arts, q. &uguit. - @oGftGnz
biges 8ebetmniB ptrb befpa6rt binz
ii4tlt4 bes S6iffes, peI6es Die 2etz
6en Des Bel elmer 4utomobilfa6rt berz
ungliiften @6epaares G6as. s. 5air
na4 ben Ser. Staaten bringen iptrb.
9as bieitge Ser. Staaten &onfulat
1T nit @nfragen bon 9(neritanern
iiberf4pemmt, peG6e na9 6aufe 5u=
ritd3ufe5ren beabit9tigen unb fIr6z
ten, baB Die Nnpeienbeit Der Qei8en
auf benz S6iff l1ngliit bringen pirb.
Sunges MGb4en ais &Gu=
ber bauptmann.
8utureF, 81. Nuguit. - Den
rumdntI6en @ebDrben lit e8 enbli6
gelungen, eine 6D9it gefGbrIi6e 8Guz
berbanoe, tpel4e i'm g&prben bes Gam
bes felt IGngerer 3eit ibr l1npeIen
trieb, feft5une6men unb unf9Gbli8 gu
MAIDEN. Sn Der gG6e pon Suf7p
tpurbe bas geeit, in bem fi8 Die 8anoe
peritedt 6telt, ausftnbtg gema6t unb
ausge9oben. SSSn Der IeBten 3eit me6rz
ten iid Die 6Gue getpaltfamer 2(ngriffe
unb 3dubereien in f4redenerregenber
Wetie, uno 9unberte BON 2anb6Guz
fern puroen BON Der 8anbe ausgez
plunbert uno bic 8eiiBer, fobaIb fte
Wttene ma9ten, it9 81 pe6ren, err
bdrmungslo5 niebergema6t. On Der
Sptbe Der &Guber6anbe itano Elm 22z
id4rtges, bur6 groBe S60n6eit aus
ge3ei9nete8 W}Gb4en, tpel9es fi4 unz
3dbItger 8erbre6en Der grduIamften
Dirt f6uloig gema6t bat. sic pflegte
ben 5olterungen Der Spfer Der 8anoe
bei3upobnen unb ben 8efe6l CUR g}iez
berma6ung Der 8erau6ten gu geben,
9te 8eb0rben MAIDEN fie fir Sc
9}orbtbuten, 1913 anberpeitigen Sc
tpalttbdtigteiten unb 648 3Gubereien
berantportlt6, Rd6bem ale 8e=
miibungen, Der 8anbe 6abbaft gu
tperben, geI4eitert paren, febten Die
8ebOrOen einen preis BON $25OO ouf
bic @rgreifung Der 6iibrerin Der
8anbe aus, pObur6 e5 ibnen gelang,
duf Die Spur berieI6en gebra8t gu
tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
geaina Reminatnn GeL6itmnrn 2

WiIltomsPor Ya., q. 2(uz
quit. - 9eute 2lbenb perIautet bier,
@0paro g. Bennington, tpeI6er an
geblt6 am MOntug gu Relpport, st.
s., Sel6itmOrb beging, neil feline Ser
lObung nit SRI. Ban 2tIen riitgGngig
gema9t tpurbe, lei einetn W}orOe gum
Spfer gefaGen. Gine ltnterfu6ung
iiber Die Angelegenbeit 1T 9eute 46enb
5piI6en 9rn. Remingtpn'5 2tnpalt
unb ben 2ter5ten, pel6e bic 2tutopiie
bDrnabmen, i'm @ange.
9ie l1e6erreite Hemington's purben
beute Ru6mittag ouf Der n8ilDpoo0
Cemetery" babier betgeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
9[nErnhr i'm 0ef1nnnik.

9es 30 ines, Sa., q. Qu9utt.
- Sm @ountbz9efGngniB gu Centre
bi[le nurOen pdbrenO Der leBten
8O6e me6rere 6lu4tOerfu4e gema4t
uno 6eute fam es gu einem 2lufrubr
in Der 2lnitaIt, in peI4em S6eriff
0aDi5 bebentlt4 pertpunOet pur0e.
g}ur bas mut6ige 8etrageH Der @atz
tin be5 54eriff8 unO beg 9Ulfsf4e>
riffs 8eDington bereitelte OuS @ntz
tommen Der @efungenen. 6rau 9aDis
ergrifF cine Dirt unb trie6 nit 9iilfe
8epingtOn'S, pel6er nit einem ReDplz
Der 6epaffnet mar, Die Strdflinge 5Iz
riif in t9re 3eQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
Yon ApOt0ekerm petRa1ft.
"a

f6nnen unb nod me6r 2ei6en unter
Zen 3riimmern auf3ufinOen itnO.
g}o4itebenO fOlgt eine 2iite Der
SpFer:
SOOts = So6n M}cGormit; @m,
3. 8urte, berbeirat6et; 8ranDilIe
0aters, G6emifer, Oerbeirat6et; Sas.
9. 6toteS, Der6eirat6et; 6rantlin 3.
6arri8; 9eorge %. Brigbt, Derbetras
tbet; Soiep6 2aubatsr; SoI, Na8le;
3a8ariab GoGins; george 9urbam
unb Same5 Setter.
@ermiBte - Soel Sutton; @iaiam
Rut9; 6. 8. Mouslep, Derbeiratbst;
8ernarb @peenep; @iQiam ScOtt
unb SOiep6 9enrD.
@6perDerleBte - 3bomaS &eeie,
SddbeI6rud; SObn Collins, Slam
men etngeatbmet, trttii3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
Gdnlihiff i'm Nnthhnfen.

Gan 5ran3tsco, q. Quguit.
= gine 8abelOepei4e an bic ng}erz
9ants'' gr6ange" meIoet, buB bu5
beutf9e @4iff n6er3ogin Gdcilia, "
neI9es pom benz yRorbbeuti4en
2loDo" uls S4uIf9iff fir bic 4usz
biIOung BON SdiffsOffi3ieren Oerpen>
Ret pirb, in feeuntii4tigem 3uitanbe
cen 6uFen pOn MtOnteDiOeO, Republtt
uruguap, Siibamerifa, anlaufen
muBte. On 8orb bes S4iffes, pel=
DIES ni6t I9Der beI6dbigt lit, befin=
ben fi6 200 'Seetabetten. Die r6erz
soqin GGcilia" beFiEbet ii9 auf Der
6abrt pom 8remen na4 Oregon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
SnhnclmnrO.

8Ipucefter, g., q. 0uguIt.-
Perrp SrIep aus 2pnfanber uno
Gbas. 81. 8ronn aus 8alipoliS nurz
ben leBte Na6t babier auf Der StraBe
bon 6rant Smitb eri6oFen. Die
Mdnner poren i'm 8auf9e in @treit
geratben. @mit6, peI6er elm G8rote
geipe6r bate, lief uuf bic W}itte Der
@traBe Ginaus, unO aIs inn bic 2(nz
oeren folgten, f6OB er fie nieOer. Gr
iiberlieferte it6 Der poIi3ei. Die Grz
i6ofenen naren 6ier ais Anitrei4er
fefd1Gftidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
sErnn Iair's Icifament.

Gan 6run3tsco, q. 2luguit.
- 9as in ben 9dnOen Der 4obofaz
tenFirma &nigbt &c 9aggertp beftnOz
li9e Seitament Der 6rau Gbas. Sair,
bic nit i6rem 9atten auf elmer 2tutpz
mobiIfubrt in Sruntrei4 ben Sob
funO, trtfft @erfiigung iiber einen
g2a6laB bon 100000, leitebenO au5
8runO6eIiB, @iienbabnz unO 8egiez
rungsbonOs unb 8uargetb. Der
gr0Bte She'll Der 6interlaRenI9aft
fdlt an Die Qngeb0rigen Der 8eritOrz
benen. 5rau 9anna u. g&eIIOn BON
g&etpIMartet, rs, Die N&utter Der
8eritorbenen, er6Glt cine Sa6resrente
bon $25OO auf 2ebens3eit. 0rei 8riiz
Der, Elm 6aIbbruber unb 3tpet S4pez
tern finb ie nit $4,000 beba4t.
Qu9 1T fir Die 8inOer ibrer peritor@
benen S4lpeiter, 6ruu Sarab 2effz
Ter, bic in Orange gount1, rs,
no6nen, geforgt. Der iibrige 96s;l
bes Ro6lafes 1T ibrem @utten gbus.
Goir, Der 8ugIeia nit i6r BET benz
Nutomobil l1nFau get0Otet purbe,
psrma4t. 6atr's 2tngeb0rige foItn
fi9 bereit ertl6rt 6aben, auf ben i'm
Seitament Der Satin t6m berma4ten
Nntbeil gu ber3idten, penn audi Die
4ngeb0rigen Der 6rau uuf 5air'S
eigenen Na6laB 8er3i4t leiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22

fnO ii5er gar geles nibt enig. 9arin aber films
men fe nit altm 9olte ubereir, 0aB Die ct.
Bernard Grduterpilleu i6 nit bOaem 8sd)te oes
aufes ols bcitss oeifmittel fiir Magtn=, Geberz
uno 0ierauleiosu 4rfrsuu. g8eun &opiz nuO &Hts
tenidmcr,eu, S6ud3s, Wattigfsit, Strjtlopfeu,
S6piuOel II. Oerql. Gu3 mabusn, OuB 3br i3psr
fraut ieiO, 70 gtbraubet ia teine Der lanOldutecH
Guadfulbercien, Defd5e uibt ni@t belfen ions
bern Our6 ibrt giftiQeu 9eitunotbcile, tDie Guedz
filber, nur nod msbr idaoer. Gcbrau6et aIsiH
bic Ct gernaro RrduterpiQeu, bic fir 25 Gents
in aasn Npotbdsn 3u bqbcn iino.
. Gro hi 5r, 5&lp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
Sic GrpIoFom in 0iImington.
N2ebr Opfer. - Man fiir4tet, baB
Die 3obG Der 3OOten auf Is Bis
19 iteigen fpirb.

l9 IIel9eH IDLTD.
@tGmtngton, Del, 81. Dug.
0ur4 bic geitern Ga9mittag in
Der gapiermii6le Der SeiIup &c Moore
9aper So. na6e bieiiger Stubt eingez
tretene Grploiipn itnb iopett elfMarn
tobt, 5pei anbere liegen bpffnungslO5
berleBt in 6Ofpitdlern, unb peitere
feds tperben peruiBt. 9ie 2eBteren
liegen o6ns 3peifeI aIs 2ei4en unttr
ben Sriimmern.
9eorge 9urbam unb Sames Setter,
5fpei 8erleBte, itur6en beute friib im
6oipitdl, unb balO barauf tpurbe Die
3abl Der 5Dbten bur4 QuffinOen
Der Qei6e Soel 6attOn's, zines Der
geftern als permiBt gemeloeten 2lrbeis
ter, mod psiter geiteigert. 6utton
mar 6ei3er in benz r9igeiter" zaaum,
in pel4em it4 bic @rplOiion ereignete.
@s iif 10 gut tpie getpiB. baB bic 3a6I
Der Opfer auf Is Bis 19 iteigen ntrb,
6a bic apei 9erleBten Ridt aenelen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-22
g TIA Der' 8
~ NnfNefSid11tfe.

Rr. 225, Chsg3alttmore'Str.. Baltimore.
eranoIi5er untsrri6t in st,noorapbie. Sppts
priting gu6bolteu. 690ni5reib,n. aritbmttii.
Gnqtiid u. {. p.
8ebingunsen: So pro Wonat; 8
Mpnate $22; 6 Monate $40; IL WaO=
nate $65; 4benbi9ule, 6 Monate SIS.
Nne 8iider unb S6reibmuterialien
fret. Stellungen gdrantirt.
6&aler ouf StpsnoisR eesen 3dbluug bon s6.25
bro RoHat. absnOiSuls ua6 Dem srf.n ROnut
$3.50 pro Ttonot Denn mOnatIi4 bsobIt. Grfab=
rtne 9sbrsr. 5Hbtuou.asr uHtsrri6t. rs moOerHs
Gppsfpriters. 943 S9ufer inn isstsn 5ubrt. rGOI=
test Boarding oaa1 Iisisrt ROft unb Goeis 1u Hi,s
brtsen grtiftu Cages unb ab.nO=aurius isst erz
5ffu.t Ru. 6dHlsr tdsIi8 auissnsmmsH. IL.
Sabr.
ungstpDbnlt9e 9elegenbeit fir ftreb=
fame S9iilsr gum rafaen 8orpdrts=
fommen.
Rotaloee pertanos maa i9riitia, .munOI;d sbsr
per Seiesbon. f2N-8&SDl
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AlarpldnDsr Staats- Jlormalz zShuls.


Esltimors, Ttb., oeH 13. auguf 1902.
Die 6trbf= SeFoH be9inrt ON SnHFao bsn 9.
Spttmber 1909. Reue 6dAf,r miifen ON g. 5sp=
TIMBER regifrirt psroen. 9rufuuatR fur auiuobmt
unb Sef6rOtraHq g., To-, H.. r. uHo l3 Sep=
teurb,r Sis Sormiruns Der 2laFen ionit teeei=
mabies EttitatiOnsu unD gsrleiuneeu beaiuH.u am
DepHtas, Den i5 September.
S4tfrr Dtrnsu Ti9t in bic mittfsrsH RloHsR
aufsenommtn, bepor ottfe:bsn bte trforOerten 9ris
fuRosu on nsn obtn osKaHntn Saesn sufritOens
fteIeHn befanosn buben.
Glsmenfars un6 afabemtfdbeS Deparfemenf.
Sts Giemen.ar= uHs otaoemi!beR Separtements
fiue fiji ben nnt,rridt nHs pie 6erdHbilouHg Don
GSAlern i'm Utter BON S big l6 Sabrsn onit fir
bic 8orbreitune gum Gintritt in 0as 9sormdl;S.s
parteusent borslalidb ausqsftattd.
Gtt reoaIdreR 2tbrer ptroen BON ben 9roFtHoren
bee ssormal= 6epurtem,nts in 9bpHi, Gbtmie Ros
feHif gtaturtaHbe uno in anbtpeH unt.rr4ts=
Gd5ern uRtrfist. i, nod 8srfieuRa ots 9rinsis
pals bes etoats s5prmolidult.
Gte 6erbR9Sfihoa beeiRnt ON W ont us, Den
Is. Septtnahtr.
Hseotn udbsrsr Gusiunf: uub RataIOoe .penot
HlaH iib an
G. S. @Rettpman,
TlorpIGnoer Gtoats ERormaIi6uIt,
C25-39 Galtimspe, Tib.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-17

not for many years form homogeneous part or
this Union. They would remain an alien com
munity. That would not be WELL either for
them or for US. We are taking enough aliens
into the republic now by way of Ellis Island.
These latter are scattered over the land. ana
are presently assimilated. 1t would be a far
more trying experience to take three years I'M
migration in at once, all in lump, and keep
it all together in a lump. Again Cuba is not
wanted in this Union, because her entry would
increase, intensity and complcate the race
problem, which is already serious enough 10
absorb our best attention. In q dozen existing
States if is the gravest problem we have to
solve We do not want to add another state
which would be convulsed with the same PROB
lem. In Cuba the race problem is compara-
lively light and easy of solution. Arbitrarily
transferred TO the United States, it would he
UNNECESSARILY heavier and harder. On that
ground for their own sake, the Cubans should
avoid annexation.
When our own people, born and educated IN
the existing United States. remove TO some
contiguous territory and settle 1t in large num-
berS, how do we treat them? They are homo-
geneous with ourselves. They have our own
social customs and political ideas and institu-
tons. But we do not at once admit them TO
Statehood We hold them off. sometimes for
that they are capable of good self-government'
but also that they are worthy to take part in
governing the rest of Us. Surely Cuba cannot,
at best, expect to be treated better than they.
If native born citizens of the United States are
not admitted to Statehood aliens cannot expect
TO be. Wherefore, for the present, and for
years to come the Cubans will do well to dis
miss from their minds all thoughts of annexa-
ton AS for those maladrOit Americans VINO
have started this deplOrable annexation move
ment they may be left TO the righteous lndlgna-
ton and contempt Of the American people
They must put a low value upon their Father
land who would pitchfork alien communities
into It for the mere sake OF increasing its ma
terial bigness. They must be sadly lacking in
common sense and reason who would take a
community which has not yet shown ability
to govern itself, and commit to 1t the power and
the responsibility of governing this repubhcl