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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
n 0 I IIG!LAS S

Sc encuentrn mei0F N DR.. Lopez
AntOpeioTgi, de d enfermedad que le
Oblig6 tQmtF Cama e1 eI HoapitAI
PreabiteHiano de SanturCe.
Nor AlegEsFemcs que se Cnufrme ID
NJ inBfs.
PoF orden d i cuRFtsl general han
sldo reeDgsnchAdos los Cabos sef0reg
b fact IgsEAvidez y Angel Rosa.
Hoy ha debido aaIir dR New Yol k
81 vppor ePonceo para ebte puerto.
En- = pr6ximo vapor que sale ps.
70 los T. t-doa Unidos embarcaIeI ic.
ven don r m6a Reyes Morales, con
.bjet0I de aeguir SuG e.tudips.
Una Csmps MA de iEfsnteffa de
Mariaa hizo syer taTde maniobrss mi
litRres en- la explenGdR de h AduRus.
Los nnldados estRbsn de gala.
| -GermSn Garcia y Gear Linart 9
fler0n aCusadoG p0r el ssTgeDto San
quiricO por tiVar piedFaa las foccs del
alumbrBdo ls nOchs del 10 de Agosto.
Como tastigo de- deucaYgo de los scu.
sados, declare Ell sefior Rafael BArb5 5Sa
Ls CDrte conden6 $50 cRdA unO de
los RcusadOs.
Aver tsrde Aotonio Rivera. uno
de lot enCRFgAdos de d limpieza de Ias
AlcRntRrillRG, al levantaF 10 rFjs de una
de lee boCRa Csg6 deutrO recibiend0 un
faeTte Rolpe en 10 region lumbar.
-h Cabo Pscheco comunicR poe te-
legrefo desde BArrog. vfa AiboDito que
ha sido nGtrsjada IL atf13rita Dolores
Coto. DeteDidO presuntO aptor Juan
ORTIZ
-Ha lido nombFado Oabo interino
G! guardia LibOriO Millsn, HaparadO
honroasunente del cuerpo el al bo Fran.
CisCo OliVieri. -
Ell Jefe de ID policfs insular hR Sc
parade & los guardiaa siQuiantes p0r
imposibiIidad 1fsica: Antonio Msrti.
u*z Moreno, SimpIiCio LlequiG, Mi
gael C9stieIIs. Alfredo Colon Ceballns.
Manuel Ciotr6o. Antonio Carlos, Fer
nana0 BArriOs. IgnaCio. eBreneu. Juan
del Valie Capelln. Luis Miranda, JOR6
SagAFra y Juan Sosa.
-Nacimientos: Francisco $anche 2 y
Mependez. PetrOnila Rkfaels Arroyo,
Elena del Carmen L9pez y Spsp. jug.
ra GAr.fs y FerreF. Carmen Rodri-
guez Cruz. Gloria Albits Msraiuez y
FaIiz Martint LiSAaora.
-Defuncionea: jose PAdr6n MatoS.
AdeIiua Rom&o PifIeiro y Francisco
Ffoil6n y CuervR.
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JuI:ios en- Ia COrts NdnlelpaI,

Walter Megie , Chsrles LAah hun ar
maron ArtsnoChe 10 de Eno te meneea3
y nyer ell juez municipal EeB hizp enten-
der que jR policfa, Aunqus see nativa 90
reapeta y le Impulse 45 doll8re de mus'
Is I'll primerO Y $50 de mu I'd al 20 gan
do
Miguel Claudio romDi6 uu foCO es6c'
trico que pRRar6 con $50 de mn gta go
diAs de- arFestO.
Ramon L5ptz j6ven imberb 70. q sc
entretania en tirar piedras Rt flco del
frente del callej6n del Tore, lR noche
del / del actual, fu6 Castig do & ounce
dias de arreatO..
Joa6 Albsl9 y Gregorio Al varez au-
friran tambi6a sesenta diag de arfesto
6 pSgarsn' 80. 0..doIIsFG de muI It3 pOr Ia
mism0 conSiga ente.
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N, co,,ercisute Pro07inente Que Re-
cuper6 La SaIHd Con La I'ernna'
Mr. Iobp MIN mo. comerciante
aa Ia cirdod da toronto, Canada, Gale
Lippincott, No. 2l5, y mieihbro dc L"
Orden Mas6nica. escrihe 10 siguiehte;
s.He esfsdo mai de saIud pOr cmatrO
e5oe ET inVierUO pasadO cOgi Hn
resfriadO n1uy severe, eI cnAi Sc
EOcaIfz0 en- Ia Yejiga y riLlones, can=
sandome grandes nloIeSftas. rome
dos remedies nIHy anDnciadOs para "a
enfernedad en- los rin0nes y no me
dfercn resuitad0s.
ola Peruna fue ei Gnico remedl0 que
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los generates GOrbIn y Wood.

Washington, sgosto 4.-Un peri6-
aico de MauiIa que fu6 recibiAo hoy
en- Washington tiene un in terview
con ell general Corbin. comandante
de la division Filipino en- 81 cual
Sc dice que ell general Leonard
Wood nunca sera gobernadOf gene
raj de las Filipinas. nj niuBhn Otro
official del .ej6rcito. El general
Corbin dice que el cargo es pura-
mente civil. y que ell nombra amien-
to de un Official del ej6rcito para
ese alto puestO NO solamente seria
perjudicial al ej6rcito, sinjo que
tambiGn serfa aeSventaiosO & Ia
buena direction del gObiernO insu-
lar.
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R Ct Rel A..

Pro Gcams de las piszas que toORr6
Ia banda de nifIos en- d ratreta del sa-
bado - del Corriente en- les iArdineS
del edifiCio:
10.-eEl TriunfO de la B3ndera. ,
march y selection con Oornetas. COM
puests de varios cRntoB n&cionaleg.
Vi6olo.
90 (Estreno) Two. Step <Lcko, ,
IgnaCio ASRnol-
EstrenO) Introduction y polka
eLos artistRs de antafI0.s ObIigada s
B,iO pOr an nil0 de ID bands. Vi
f1ol0.
a. (Essreno) eGive my Regards
to Broadway, Geo. M, Coh3n. =. =.
5o.-POIkA 0biigada { dos corneti-
mes. Vi6oIO.
6o.-DADzs els Msrgarits,s , TavA'
reg.
Band master. Juan Vi1olo.
is
-Por debilidad ffsicB han sidO &C.
paradoa deG CueruO Ins pOliciGs Carlos
ROIa , Fermin Ramirez.
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cOnatoS do lnGondIO en-
- Ia Playa do Ponce.
(Por tez6gre6) J

Aver pr6ximo entrar on prsnSa
cate diario. recibimos IOG teIegramAs
Siguientes:
ePlaya Ponce. Agate IL, Q SO ..
Correspondents ,. San JuRn.-
AnoChe dos madrugads, nonstO incen-
dio casa Jaime 0 ivsr. Actividad pc :
liCias Manuel SRntisgo Pe1T0 A.
Mar zsn0. evit6se cAt6strof6. = Cores
p0MsGE.1 .e-.s.
ePlAya Ponce. Ag sto IL. 24O p,
m.-GCorrt pondenctA, San Juan -
AcAba ocurEir cOnat0 incendio casa
Pastor. ActiVidad poliCfa Pedro A.
M&rzAno. evit6 incendi0 segnFo.- ca
9WeSpOmSQIS = .E
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Iglssla MetOdIsta ia y
SantiSlma Trinidad :"

Gale del Sol no 18. segunda con-
fsreucia trimestFal; prediCsCi6n 4 lsa
nusVe de ID ms flAna por Cd pastor. Es-
cusla DomiDical & las de ID tarda.
PrediCaCi6n por ID noCha & las 7.3O.
pOr el Superintendente Rev. B. S.
HAYWOOD. y administration d b la San
TO Csn8.
Asisntos Iibres para todos.
M. ANDUJAR.
Pastor.
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PeHgrOsa EnFermeda6 De Los
.RinOnes, Curada.

La Paruna debe tomarse, tan pronto
como Sc sientes el primer sintoma de
ehfermedad en- los rinones.
Este remedio va Embellishments la
raiz de Ia enfermedad.
Embellishments alivia los rinones
q catarrados, de Ia sangre estancada' y
evita one ell suero escape de la sangre.
, La Peruna ayuda los rihones a echar
faera de la sangre Ell venenO acumuIado
= asf evita las convulciones que pueden
.sobrevenir, 81 el veneno Sc deJa
permanecer.
Da vigor 4 la Acci6Q del corazon o
sistema digestive, los cuales son aptos
ser affect tados por esta enfermedad.
La Peruna cura 81 catarro en- los
rihones, por la simple raz6n de que eura
d catarro adOnde quierG que Sc locallza
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me aliYi6. Parecia actuaF en- armonla
con ell sIstema, eliminando el Veneho'
tmpidiendo ell curse de Ia enfermedad, ,
grafIualmente restituyendo mi salud y
mis- fuerzas."
Tenemos areh1vados mtEss de testi-
monios como los arriba mencionadOs, Y
solament te podriamos dar una idea, de la
multitud de recommendations, que reca~-
bimos sin ser solicitadas.
Direction; DIR. Hartman, PrestdentS
del sanitario Hartman, Columbus
Ohio, f. q. de A.
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estrictA confidencialmsntas
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NunIeIpIO do LsTes.

ACuuaInos Fecib0 de un eJsmpIar dea
infOFme al honorable gobsrnador de-
Puerto Rico y al pueblo Dc Lafss'
preaentad0 pOr ell AIcaIde de ulcho
pueblo. don Antonio y; dorzfiez ?
que Ge hH tenido la Atencl6n de Fenl'
1irnos.
La CCs4 p1bliCA On LereG, como pue-
de juzgaFRe p0r dicho informe. MIR
chS ahors Dor buens senda y & no do
tIerBO con slgunoa ans de tan buenA
administra en- eA rico pa bio 1000
hAbrS cAnhbiRdc- .-..-
I'm eata imprenta aa vende papel de
Ss~.l wsa3na < go M N11in&E1.
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JuiCiO pOf ! deIito de
aCOmGtiGniGntO en-
San Sebastian
Fu6 esCaIada Ia tI0nda do don
Francisco VOlOZ.
Los trabsj0s del puSnto SObr0 sI
rio Guatemala.
(Dsns1estro O correspons0g. }

Agosto 9.-Ayar asistimos al juiCio
que contra don Ramon 3. BF g. lOni
oelebrabs Ia Corte de Paz de esteppe
bio Dor Ell deIito de aCometimient0 con
circunstanciss Rgravantes. Como de
70 investigation practicsda resu ltS RpS-
FpjAdo el deIitO de q 30 de Rrm3s pro
hibidas, ell Jufz lefiOr ADgulo, cit6 lS
rudiencia de ese, dis para le CeIebrS-
Ci6n del juiciO.
:. DsClarpron cinCo testigos de cargo
seis de Ia de ,nsa. encontr&nd0se an
tire estos dltimoS eI CAbO Sefio or Di'z
LlenzR.
En- Ell tranGCuIsO de Las declafACiOneg
hubu uu pequefIo incidents. On eI cuaI
al J1ez tuvO que mostrarse en6tglco.
pues un testig0 se RepaE6 de lR des.
cripci6n de los hechpgO y Sc 0edlco- q
hacer aluaiones personsIeB al Rcusado.
Dsapu6s de prs cticada la prueb8
teEtifSRI, eI com Detsnte Juez E d "
ArgoIo. sbloIvi6 Al eCuSado del delito
de usO de arm3s. y decret6 10 deten'
ci6n del denur ciante Seffor Leon An
Qlada Dor resuItar oulps bic dei deiito
de sCometimiento y GgFesi6n, exiRiea-
dole 200 pesOs de fiApzR para obtener
su Iibertad prt viBional, queda1do Iks
CausSa pepdieDtes hsata ID VepidS de ID
Corte municipal para 10 reSoIuci6n.
Mareoe pIscemea la aCtitud del acti'
vo perspicpz Juez de P&z de ests
put bio en- Ia averigqAci6n de les he
Chos de References. &ai mO tRmbler
10 del &C d r DiAz L'euz', que con uns
independents de Caracter digpa del
mayor encomiO. hiz9 luz en- sl Rsun
e lanes por la mocha fa6 escalG
dali bnds de don francisco Velez eH
ell 10 de SaIto-de este ter oino mu
nicipSI. Extrs jsron provisiones y dl
nero. Eucu6ntease detenid0 Cecili'
Rcss, el Que 90 confissG autOr del deli
to ' RCusa tAmbi6n & an tal AntOni'
Mendez que no hS sido an CRptqrado
Ia detenci6nsdeS r 80 foe veri 6 S0di
nor eI cabo don JOt6 Disz LEM {. :
Los trabsios del pusuts sObre e
rio Guatemala mArchan con exteaOrdi
maria rapidez. 81 teabpio quedR mu
s6lido y 80 emplean msgoihsog mAts
1iSIes. Asi 10 rsConeCi6 Me. PfOCtO
an au reCiente Visita de inspecCi6n
-Hasts nusotrO8 llegAn rum0re
que desde Iuego no gArantiZ Amo? qu
aIQo an6maIO OCurFe en- ei barr1O q
CibRo de estR iuriGdiCci6n. Tan pre-
TO ObtengamoS ciertos datos veracl
que Se nos .hs ofssCidO, hRblarem'
clarO.
--Un doctor americAnO de alguE
.adad. Aiene 81 prop6sito de hacerse 81
terrnr Viyo, suponiendo que una "
ponado 81 tempo suficiente debpjo
80 -LNI,-P ,...s IL =, TolN&S,
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ROnlny contra Ne H..
lVIClO CIVIL.

-- La Corte munioi paI de San Juan
declare aver ain lugsP y con costas Is
denopnde interDuesta nor Ell skfloC RI,
many contro Ramon Neri, On CobrO de
dinePo, spreoent6 81 demandante ell
abogado Banitez CAatltf % , q demAn'
dado eI abogAdo Figuer0R M4eatEe.
Los 1'timos cables recibidos del
csntro de Is guerra nos aseQuran de
una nnanere Que no do lugar & dudGG
uue para conner bian y dornair meioE
a preCiUo hoapedaFse en- 81 hotel sSsn
TnsnS nIoniedad az don RafaSl Mufliz.
Situado a Is calla de Tetuf ii no 81,
San Juan r. r.
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On rsInodiq. que
cura todos los de-
sarreglos catarrales
de los ridones, es
realmente necesario
en- ell hogar. La Pc
anna nr nl raflafiin
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de
abeqo
Vno1fs
cero
acompet qmrah
"ynoCnd
m
oapd
dsng
Sue6
enLsm
sdeam6
dausGR
rpin ehcne
.
ompttam ?
= aYezu ds
. i
ap@
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"''4a TssI '''7E CATARRO BN LOSRINONESu SsS
DOIor en- Ia EspaIda, Ell Primer
SfntOn7a de IA Enfermedad
en- los Ri1OneS.
La Peruna para estOS CaS0S e'
Invaluable.

Personals Proninenfes qae Han Sid0 CuraGa.
OesN~~0~~e~~~rSN~e1~~~~ ~~rI~%~~~~~~NN~~~~~N
Daniel d. BidWen, Notarlo Pdbheo, Miembro de
la Sociedad r o. o. f. Calle Pearl No. 100, Buffalo,
N. Y, escribe 10 siguiente:
"Habiendo usado Ia PeruIa por corto tempo,
me perito escribirIe para m rticiparle mi condici6n
actual. r
stCuand0 ObtuVe la Peruna eSfaba padeciendO
de los ridOnes Ia Yeiiga v de INDIGESTION cr6nic8.
4cffY6 Ia circulation Embellishments mi deSfi6n
es peecfa y los rin0nes yLa Yeiiga n1OIestan
en- ninQun n7Od0. En- efecfO, doY e Ia PeFzLna
enfer0 credifO.
"Esperando que su remedio lIegue los que sufren
de easos por ell estiIo, lie doy las gracias, sey,
Su alto. y S. S."-Daniel D. Bic well.
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~ ! Condo Alfonso de Al5ores, Plaza del
lS- C>~o Torro, No 87 Buenos Aires, Argentina. En-
sp vista Chicago, eseribe desde 10 avenda Clsve-
) land, No. 2f7:
I mEJaoe ooeo tempo, use la Poruna para recenSt1-
mir mi sisefa que estaba gastado debdo al exceso do
ba5o en- la espaIda rthones tenia IN resriado que
me traia atormentado. Cuanoo FesFesSD4 . IA, ea u
trabajo, senta tan aoalldo cahSaoo cOn 81 gu
SIS as,ada que crea impossible, poder nevar cabo m
al da siguente. Esta penOsa vida continuaba
por dos meses, cuanooaeelul 'oihAr "a EernhA. 80
"COn placer manLffeSEO qAs 5akga
E1edfcina que HecesLtaDa En An PAI Us , 4Ssso daj6
recnperadO mi Saf1ay hIts % "a eS[o reca-
de ser una cSFga fO' en- 70 Is 1on5jS1Za FeI
nffendO 11edtcIna' como otsifH US - S0
enfern1O. "--sAHonAo 1s +AJoFsS'
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I'm doctor americana 0e alGQn@
.adad, tiene 81 pFOp6sito de hacerse en-
tarrnr Vivo, auponiend0 que una Vez
noHado 81 tempo suficiente debpj9 de
StierrO. OaIdrk reiavenecido y poten.
To-; per0 antes de esta pEueba tomsra pms
ana botelIa del Afamad0 BON Vlelo IA
tell, I
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PASIVO

Total 49,. 3. O61, ,805 "a
El Intervention, -. DeschOasde5B.
Vo. Bo. EI Vice Presidente. 9oIsr.
CARLO FRANCO SOTO.
ABo0po Y N0ATARlo.
AgunailA P.R.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10

w. A. Now aid was out with his
automobile and ALI Gardner was do
ing the steering. Mr.. and Mrs. WA.
Toilette we're taking it easy In the
back seat. They were running along
the road near the cemetery east OF the
city when a farm wagon was sighted
ahead. Those in the auto say that
the proper "Honks'' were given and
that the auto then attempted to pass
the 20 The team suddenly took
fright and ran some distance when the
pas overturned and the occu-
pant was thrown through a wire fence
at the side of the road. He vas picked
up Immediately by those in the auto,
mobile and taken to his home. Mr..
McWaid then returned to the city and
took DR.. Graham to the Merriam
home where the injured mans wounds
were dressed. He is resting easily
today and it is believed he will be
around all right in a few days. His
worst injuries were cuts on the arms
and legs and a sprained ankle. No
blame seems to attach to any one and
it all seems to be an unfortunate ac-
cident. Atlantic Telegraph.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10
According "a Scripture.

A certain tailor Of very strict prin-
ciples was In the habit Of excusing the
faults Of his assistants only In they
could Justify themselves by Scripture.
One day II woman entered his shop
and asked to see some material, but
refused to buy 1t because 1t was too
cheap. After showing her some other
goods, the assistant brought back the
same material, this time asking a high
or price, ~whereupon the customer
bought 1t. AfterwGrd, the proprietor,
who had witnessed the transaction, re-
proved his assistant severely. The lat
ter, remembering the rules Of the es-
adjustment, replied: "Oh, It's accord
Ing to Scripture all right. She was a
stranger and I took her wallpapers
Weekly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10
4
THE WAY TO ENFORCE LAW
Comment Upon Paper Read At pes
Moines by County Attorney cosaon,

MONIES by County Attorney Cosson.
At the state convention OF county
attorneys recently held in Des Moines
Geo. Cosson, county attorney of Au-
dubon county, gave utterance to a
thought in line with the views of Gov
ernor Folk, of Missouri, when he
said: The prosecutor who amounts
To anything will not wait for some
timid soul To swear out information.
He will be willing To take the initia-
tive, to accept the full responsibility
OF his office, and commence and pros
ecute his cases without apologizing to
any one. have a feeling of con
tempt for the prosecuting attorney
who virtually begs the ~law-breaker
for permission to prosecute him, Of
fers apologies for his conduct, and
gives the criminal To understand that
while officially he disappro YES, yet
personally he approves"
Is it not about time for the people
to awake to the Nfact that the false DO.
sition with reference to their duties
assumed by the Officials charged
with law enforcement is responsible
for IA large proportion Of the law
breaking? In a great many instances
the crimes committed become so OBJ
~noxious or injurious to private par-
ties that they are willing to file infor-
nation and thus relieve the p~rosecu-
tor elected and paid by the people for
snch duties from the responsibility,
but 1t was none the less his duty to
act even in such instance. In the
other more numerous instances In
which the otfenses are against the
public welfare rather than "a particu-
lar individual, it becomes necessary
for the prosecutor to act, Or the law
breaker goes unpublished.
The county attorney or peace officer
who is unwilling to do his duty as the
law requires, is morally bound to re-
sign and let some one hold the Office
who has the courage to be true to his
oath. In this day when men who do
their duty are SO much In demand
that they are gaining public promi,
hence thereby, let the minor officials
in various parts Of the state Of Iowa
take courage and be men.
If that Audubon county attorney is
carrying out the principles he advo.
Gates with courage and strength, he
will be heard of in higher places un-
less the present moral awakening is
but a temporary wave. 1t is IA
healthy sentiment that demands that
public officials treat their offices as
something different from "A private
graft obtained as a political privilege.
The official who does his duty
ought to be supported at the polls by
all good citizens, regardless Of party.
The other kind Of citizens, regardless
of party, will remember him. TO this
extent the Sun favors Independence In
politics. Sac City Sun.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10
Newspaper Scraps Unnecessary

Unless someone stops we can see
very plainly that The Review and the
Bulletin are on the high road to
another of the almost endless news
paper rows which have cursed Denis
on journalism for so many years.
We are tempted to make some reply
to the Bulletins article of last week,
but if we do the Bulletin will reply
and then we will reply and then they
will reply and then we will and then
they will, etc, ETC., ad libitum, ad
nauseam. Each reply will be a bit
more bitter. There is room for both
papers, both are prospecting at pre-
sent, both have good lists which are
increasing every week, both have
splendid features of excellence. This
reply is no reply at all. We do moi
intend to reply.-Denison Review.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-10
OLD INDIAN PIPES.
Each lNeather In "a Stem Represented
aH Enemy slain.


1t need scarcely be told that In the
pipes of long & each feather append
ell To the stem represented an enemy
slain. II one doubted the record OF
the wal eagle feathers, the warrior
then showed the scalps of the enemy,
which We're kept as a sort of n sacred
proof of his word. Such pipes were
used only on occasions OF peace and
war. Speaking roughly, the best pipes
of eastern tribes We're In nodded clay,
the best OF the western tribes In slate
pipe stone taken from the famous quar-
ry west of the Mississippi. Before the
great buffalo and antelope hunts, when
herds of game were driven into II pound
or an inclosed area of snares. IL was
customary for the Indians TO Whit the
incense of Precipitation to the spirits OF
the animals about TO be slain, explain
ing that only the desire for food com
PEELED the Indian to Kill and that the
hunt was the will Of the Master of Life,
or Master of the Roaring Winds" who
would compensate the animals In the
neX world, The pipes used for this
ceremony usually show the figure of a
man in conference with the ngure or
an animal. Others show the figures of
Indians with locked hands. This typi,
ties Il vow OF friendship TO be termi-
mated only by death. II was usually
between men, but sometimes between
a man ana Il woman, In which case the
platonlc bond not only precluded, but
forbade, the very possibility of mar
riage. After that who shall say that
the stolid Indian has no vein of senti-
ment In his nature2
One Of the most curious pipes | have
seen | bought from II Cree on Il reser-
walton east Of the refugee Sioux. Ii IL
In the shape OF n war Ratchet, OF II
metal which | do not know, though l
suspect II Is galena mixed with clay,
the edge being sharp enough, but the
back OF the nx being n bowl and the
handle Il pipe stem. The odd lines In
Indian carvings and woven work are
not without meaning. Fighting Mistah
could read II legend where we saw
nothing but bizarre markings. There
were the circular lines, hollow down,
meaning clouds; the cross. meaning the
coming Of the priest; the tree, II type
Of peace with its branches overshad.
owing the nations; the wayy line. sig
nlfylng water; the arrow, war. The
ordinary Indian can read n tribal song
or chronicle from obscure drawings on
the face Of n rock or crazy colored
work on n scraped buffalo skin.-Out-
Ing,