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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-06

rOas9 9tnirbbie& Sub
BON eilem grperten dusmelfen luhen
uno ~oaraufbin entfdeiben, pb lie
frii9melteno lit pber ni9t." 90 err
fldrte @i9ter Sobn Oliper in @iour
gitp, Sa., bonn 2idterftubl ben beiben
Garmern, bic tpesen elmer Serfebz3ub
proaeifirten, tpel4e ieber aIs fein gis
eentbum beanfpruhte. Der cine bate
anseseben, bab bic 8ub erit felt bret
Mcnaten frii4meltenb fei unb Der arl>
bere. pelder Der &lGger mar, bebaups
tete. baB es beinabe eia. Sabr ber lei.
Oas @eri9t Dertaste ii4 in ben ia>
FEN stan unb Der grpertmtlter sing
an fein @ef4dft = es mar Ridter
Sltper felbt. Damn ging ts tpieber
i'm @Gnfemarf9 in bas @eridt, Der
Hidter ~roufperte fid unb CAB bas
falomonif4e l1rtbeil ab: ,rDas 8er>
bift beg @eridts lit, bic Rub NOR
mehr als bier Monate frifdmeIterb.
fie sebOrt infolsebeHen benz RlGser."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-06
!. Oie Mar@efa NiteI

-Die Mar9efa 8itels
1eF&i fsbrte biefer Sage bon Surin
in ibr Seim na9 Neapel auriid unb
fanb, als tie ibre Softer Dffnete, baB
ibr buraus ibre idmmtli9en Supelen
entpeubet paren, Die na@ Qnsabs
Der Dame einen Wertb BON $4,000,
Sire ousma9en. offer Mabri9ein=
liafeit mad limb bic Softer pdbreno
Observation-Disclosures erbrp9en unb aus=
geplinbert poroen; bic Mar9eia be-
obfi9ties baber, essen bic Giienbabnz
@eieafdaft auf S6abenerfaB in Der
!6Obe beg eenannten 8etrages flasbar
au perben.
= Gin f9lauer gifen>
bdbnbieb bat in einem BON Wiir5z
burg in Miin9en eineetrpffenen
Sdnelauge nit grfolg s~earbeitet. ST
beitabl einen f9lafenben 5abrsaft,
bsrlieb bann bas 4btbeil unb fletterte
am Wagen entlans nu9 einem 8remsz
bdus9en. @ls er bieIes bon einem
Wagenpdrter beieBt fanb, itieg CT tn
Elm anberes Nbtbeil, Spe bann in Der
Ndbe bon Oa9au bic Rotb6rsmfe unb
fprang, ais Der 3rs bielt, aus benz
Wasen. SIM &usenblid mar er per=
f9punben, e6e man bate feititeQen
tOnnen, bon peldem Qbtbeil aus bic
Notbbremie ge5osen tpOroen mar.
Man bat feline Spur BON Dem f4lauen
Siebs.
SIN y <Suge Berlin
@pbttabnen purbe unldnsit bic 25@
idbrige Soater Sabine bes &dilerli9
rufif9en Staatsratbs 9rof9eff aus
ct. petersburg plDbli9 irrfinnig. Die
iunse Dame, bic fi9 auf Der @iidfabrt
BON Der &ibisra mad ibrer 9eimatb Be-
fanb. perfa9te 5pif9sn ben Stationen
S9nsiScmiibl unb &onib fi9 nit ibrer
eolbenen l1brtette az erpiirsen, purbe
aber bieran bur9 ben S9lafpagenz
pGrter nod re6tSeitig perbinbert.
WGbrenb Der Weiterfahrt mari bic
l1ngliidliGe einen She'll ibres @epGds
gum 8eniter binaus, rib ii9 bic &lsi=
Der BON 2eibe unb bur1eilte, tpilbe
&eben fibrenb. bic @dnse bes S9lafz
pasens. Da bic unslidli9e nidt
gum Mnlesen ibrer &leiber gu betpeger
mar, mubte tie, um lire 8lDBen gu ber>
beden, bonn 3ugperfonal In polene
S9fafbeden ge6iint tperben. Bel Der
Mnturft in 0iri4au nurbe bic ,Srr<
finnise, bic einen aniebnliden 8aarbes
trag bei fi9 fiibrte, auf @norbnung
bes 8abnar5tes na9 benz bortisen sSos
banniter Rrantenhauie gebra4t.
- @tn Eaufmann Der
Stabt gort in Srlanb lit pobl Der
erfte MenT4, Der io5ufasen bei feinem
eisenen 8esrGbnib sefunsen bat. Muf
ben Oedel bes Sdrges tpurbe nGmli4
ein pbonosrapb seitelt, mad 8eenbis
suns Der relisi0fen Geremonien purb4
biefer in 9etuesuns sefeBt. unb bic
Srauerperiammluns in Der Rir@e
horte nun elm Nequiem, bas Der Der.
ftorbene 5elbit in ben Mpparat se5un.
gen bate. Die Walse foG aufbepabrt
tperben, unb an iebem Sa6restage fei>
nes Sobes fpn feline Stimue tpieber
ertlinsen. Ser &aufmann 33Gite cine
fh0ne Baritonftimm; er bate BEL
mander 0ffentIiden 6eier ~aefunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-06

YrGiibent Ho0ienelt bat am Sam
flag bic politif9e 9intsrlafeni9aft
Wcainlep's ab9ewidelt. @r lit nun
prdfbsnt our9 bic @unf bes Bottles,
weides ibm bur9 cine unsebeure Stim-
msnsabl bel ieiner @abl ben beiten
Bepeis Ieines 8ertrausns sab uro
wiro fid nur bur9 &tidf9ten auf oas
0olfspobl Ieiten laHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-06

men geifaasGuBerunser, als Big CT
tpieber Dor Der &e erfdien, um
fid fir ieinen Grfple banfenb 81 bers
neisen. rSiefen @rfolg," bemertts
9aafe la4enb. vbatte i4 aber ni9t ct.
ma meiner pS4lummerrpue" gu bans
fen, nein, ~ausi4liebli4" benz sefGl'
lisen @orhana."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

TAtE is fast revealing the real
purpose of the timbercompanies
in their strenuous efforts to get
u twenty year extension in
which to remove timber from
state lands. An extension would
make it possible for them to get
and maintain an absolute mon
opoly on every foot OF timber
sawed in North Idaho. 1t would
enable them to dictate prices
and to squeeze both the timber
owner and the consumer OF lum-
Der. But with only twenty years
in which to saw their vast state
holdings they cannot keep the
little fellow out of the field.
Troy News.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Mineral or Non Mineral.

An interesting case is being
heard at Ceur d'Alene before r.
N. Dunn, register of the land
Office, wherein the Northern Paci-
fic seeks to secure title to 200, 600
acres of land in the Slate creek
district in Idaho. The land COM
missioners declared the land to be
mineral land and therefore not
subject to the grant by the govern
ment to the railroads. The rail-
road company rested its case last
Friday after producing witnesses
to show that the land is non-min-
eral. Witnesses for the govern
ment are now being examined to
prove the land to be mineral.
Various mining claims are owned
in the district, bearing gold, silver
lead and copper.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

OF q nervous or functional break down
Nature has provided remedies most
abundantly for all such conditions in orr
native medicinal plants. With the ,,se
OF chemically pure glycerine, of, proper
strcngth ana at proper sustained temp
erature, Dr. Pierce extracts from Golden
Seal root. Queens root. Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Bloodroot and Mandrake
root; medicinal principles which. when
combined in just the right proportions.
constitute his widely famed rGoiticn Med,
tcdt Dtsc0rcfU." 1t restores the tone Of
the stomach, the activity OF the liver
and the SteadinesS of the nerves. pouring
vitality into the blood till tho cree sick
and debilitatcd ono IS so renewed i'm
heakh, strength and power that he can
resume his work. whatever IL Is. with
vigor and elasticity.
All medical authorities, of whatever
school, agree that Hydrastis, or Golden
Seal - one of the essential roots I'm tho
makeup Of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery--is of very great value as n
pure tonic, and as an altcrative-yaiuable
In chronic affections of the stomach. in
testines and bladder.
EIevees Not only the Original but the
~@SSSS best Little Liver Pills, first mr.
AcNeNa mp over 40 years ago. by old
much initiated but never saSsed Pave , been
sands attest. They're purely vegetable
being made up OF concentrated and refined
medicinal principles. extracted from the
rvots OF American plants. DO not gr,ue
One ce tive Ter stomach corrective thfas ~
four fcr cstharsia
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Notice Of Probate OF Will.
STATE OF IDAHO.

STATE OF IDAHO,
County Of kootcnai, iss.
III the Probate Court Of said County.
the matter Of the estate OF Richard Tau
tcnhahn. deceased.
~, - nMocument purporting TO be the last VIII
anu testament ut Richard Tautcnhahil, de-
T, oos having on the 18th day Ut october.
t I come INTO the possession Of said Probate
Eu ~ ana q petition for probate thereof and
Ut INC Issuance OF letters Testamentry 70
9 1ni' Louis a: Larsen having been filed by
HIN, Louis A. Larsen.
a ~ Is hereby ordered that Monday, the 5ott.
s aay ~ u OctoDer, 1905 at 10 O'clock, A. NJ OF
Of o1, ~ NY Inc same being regular term day
~, " ING PROBATE Court term at the court. room
=. said Court, at the Courthouse. In hath,
~ un,' oounty OF Kootenai, Idaho, be. eng
, .ho same Is hereby appointed the time an9
p iaGe iCs proving said Will aud hearing saia
trpricalion. when and where any person 10.
S Svtui'tcu may aUpear and contest the sa1
", ~ III, ana may tile objections In writing 70
MT, .srantlng OF letters Testamentry to SAID
And II is further ordered that poticc be
given thereof by the Clerk Of said Court. by
fR nno not less than different days pe
i ras,sald 3oth day OF October. 1905. 10 tbs
r mattin,utum .Tribunc,a newspaper printed anu
published In said county.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1906.
r..n ROHT. =. McCRFA.
oS'!~--f Probate Juo5 .
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
STOLEN RIG FOUND.
Liveryman Has Experience With a
"Buggy Agent"

D~6Sy <A6SASs
Last Friday Levi Esch, of the
Pioneer livery stable, reported
that stranger, named Chas, H.
Johnson, claiming to be an agent
for Grinnell, Iowa, buggy COM
pany had taken a rig from his
stable, Oct. 2, and tailed to return.
The rig was three seated hack
with two horses. The man drove
toward CGur d'Alene, ostensibly
to trail buggies from there. Mr..
Esch offered reward of SIS for
recovery Of the rig and conviction
of the thief. A day or two later he
received letter from Johnson in
Wyoming, the writer upbraiding
himself for his rash act, and say
ing he had sold the rig and team.
On Sunday Mr.. Esch found the
outfit in the possession of Ed
Fristad Of Greenacres, who had
bought it from Johnson. Mr..
Fristad demanded the reward but,
as it was conditional, Mr.. Esch
refused and took steps to recover
the property by writ of replevin.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

SOME interest has been arous-
ed by the observation that the
representative apportionment
law passed by the Idaho legisla-
ture last winter is void for the
reason that kootenai county is
left out. This county was abol-
ished at that time and the APP
portionment bill was passed be-
fore the county division law was
nullified by the supreme court.
Clark and Lewis counties were
apportioned two representatives
and q senator each, but those
two counties were swept aside
and Kootenai restored, not,
however, until the representa-
tive apportionment had been
fixed. Now that apportionment
is believed unconstitutional and
void, and kootenai and all the
other counties will have to be
content, until 1907, with the old
apportionment OF 1903, which
gives Kootenai but three repre-
sentatives, whereas it is now en-
titled to five. Howe, er the tax
payers, who pay the salaries
and mileage of legislators, will
not worry if the new apportion-
ment is declared void, as it pro.
baby will be.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
The recent rains, to which

THE recent rains, to which a
great deal OF wheat in stack and
shock has been exposed and
damaged, ought to impress
upon our farmers the necessity
oil getting their grain threshed
or under cover before the close
OF September. The habit oil
leaving valuable grain in the
field until it can be threshed is
too risky.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

The manner in which the New
York Life, the Mutual Life and
the Equitable, the big life insur-
ance companies OF the east, have
been and are being hauled over
the Goals, is resulting in amaz-
ing disclosures OF graft and
steals on a scale Of unexampled
magnitude. Millions OF dollars
OF the policy holders' money has
been squandered by the COM
pany officials. But u thorough
and merciless exposition OF the
frauds is a hopeful sign.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Farmers Festival,

"A Farmers festival under the aus.
plces of A t. McReynoIds w. r. c..
Will be held in the city pavilion
Occur d'Alenc, Nov. 0, 1905. Prizes
VIII be given for the best display OF
iruits' grains, vegetables, butter,
cheese, canned fruits and ,eIlies.
Farmers are requested to bring the
unest products of their farms, or
""'uo a"u aaif'es' Oct. 1927
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

THE state superintendent oil
insurance OF Missouri has writ.
ten to John A, Mccall, president
OF the New York Lie, demand
ing TINT the $14S,7O3 OF the
eompany's money used for cam
paign contributions be refunded.
1t is q big sum to hand back
after it has been spent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
DAD

| dedicated to George Washington Normoy!c
kathdrum.l
J Some boys, They call their Dad papa,
i oh Gee! That makes me mad;
L. sounds SO stiff and like Il book:
You bet | call mine Dad.
And he IS ripper, too, you bet.
The boys all wish they had
A father that would laugh and joke
Aud love them like my Dad.
OF course sometimes when all the bills
Come in he S mighty mad,
And then we sit as still as mice
Aud hear him jaw, Dad.
Its always over soon, and then
You bet We all feel glad,
And then we all climb on his lap
And hug and kiss our Dad.
You can It have kids and money too,
lie says, and SO he S glad
Ihe good Lord made him poor. or else
lie might MT been our Dad.
do Mt want to be president
Like every little tad.
When IN grown up ID rather be
A hotel man, like Dad.
JOHN DOOLEY.
Hope, Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

ELSEWHERE will be found the
statement OF the condition OF
the Rathdrum State bank. 1t
shows q marked growth in bust
ness since the last statement
which appeared last May, and
is evidence OF prosperous times
and good business management.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

1t is reported that d. c. Corbn has
purchased controlling interest in
the Greenacres irrigated lands OF the
Srokane Valley Land & Water CON-
pany, and will raise sugar beets for
his factory at Wayerly, Wash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

AWy man VIII
send for a doctor
" h en- he gets
bed fast, but the
wiser one Is he
W no a d is
pro per precau-
tionary. preven-
two and curative
measures W h en-
first appear the
ills which, II un-
checked and ,in-
cured, grow into
serious Illness.
Impaired diges-
ton and nutri-
tion are generally
n n
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
JURY DRAWN,
Forty Good Men Chosen to Serve
in October Term.

Forty Good Men Chosen to Serv
in October Term.
The following jurors were draw
Monday to be summoned to appear /,
court on the 23rd instant, one weel
after the meeting OF the distrc
court:
G A Bailor, Fernwood.
S II Smith, Post Falls.
Frank Runlinger, Harrison.
Peter Lamb, IS
Geo l. Bridgeman
II j Fisher, Colburn.
A Fl Noble, Granite.
A j Clark,
Fred Burdick, Cocolalla.
a M Turnbull, i"
julius Mcclellan, Jr., Athol.
Ice Hand :"
] B Klock :.
TT Brown I"
Il II Walker, Boomers Ferry.
II l. Medbury, Z"
L @ Stoddard, Prairie.
II w Jackins, Spirit Valley.
J G Finstad, Priest River.
John Donovan, Hope.
Gabe Mckenzie, Priest Lake.
w Fl Dagget, st. Maries.
G Fl Stauffer ("
w e Bennett, g
Ad0lph Schudar, Santa.
Ell Wilson, !"
John Frazer, Wrencoe.
c M Parker, Copeland.
William Vane, Newport.
r J GarwoOd, Lake Creek.
Chas M Best, Cnur d'Alene.
Jacob Wolfgang, Wolf Lodge.
Angus Lineham, Kootenai.
Ransom Satchwell, Rathdrum.
70 Hill, !"
J w RasOr, Medimont.
Il w Simmons, Standpoint.
A Il Ritter. Blacktail.
Swan P Ecklund, Bellgrove.
Chas M Downey, Lane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
ton. He says "Uncle William
is doing it to get himself a little
free advertising.

PAT Grove had planned to
kidnap John d. Rockefeller for a
ransom of So, OOO,O 1t IS too
bad his plans came to naught.
Now Pat is in the clutches of the
law and John is still at large.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

Indigestion, constipation. dYspep-
sia, kidney and liver disorders, and
all stomach troubles positively cured
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For sale at
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

4 -
10y for county aid was approved.
The report Of the Florence Critten,
ton Home for Aug. was approved.
Tax certificate No. SO of 1901 wa.
cancelled.
SATURDAY, Sept. 16.
| Tax certificate No. 3I4 of 1904 was
cancelled.
The board vacated the order OF
Aug. 5 relating to the establishing OF
Independent Schooltiistrlct No. 3 at
Standpoint and approved the petition
Of One-fifth OF the voters of SAID dis
trict for the creation Of an Independ-
ent district.
An auction sale of county property,
bought in for taxes, was held, bring
ing Sloo2.25.
Bills allowed:
Sam Owen part payment
Egan road contract $3.50
d w Pearce road work 4
T G White justice fee
VIM Baslington lumber for road 4s rs
A W ludlow work on bridge 4
P G Jackins road work IL
L Roper constable $50
A Anderson road work 3
Shaw s. Borden sup to assessor 9O5
T Mccall road work dist Is 43
Geo Batters livery hire 3
L Hartman boat hire
Gene Naccaratto road work 10
II NJ Hdw Co road supplies 3s5
L A Schooner road work 3.
A deed was executed to Geo. NocIe
for Lot 10, blk 4, Compton's addition
to Post Falls.
The board authorized the redcmp.
tion of tax certificate No. 20 of 1901.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20.
Bills allowed:
j w Jameson road scraper S2715
J e Grant road supplies 81
The Journal publishing alo|
John Mitchell vanishing ESQ
Geo Gimbel work on ferry $50
J O'Hogge work SIS, allowed l.
Earl Walters justice fee a5ol
John + Gray appeared and 10 behalf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

ATTORNEY General Guheen, is
Disguised with w. j. McConnell's
application for u writ OF review
OF the state board OF equaliza-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

Sick headache is caused by dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
Is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. For
sale by DR.. +. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the kind neighbors and
friends who assisted us IN the sick
ness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father.
Mrs. DuttonI and family, w. A.
Dutton and family, W. W. Stoddard
and family. f. E. button and family.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
AGED MAN LAID TO REST.

w. A. Dutton Expired at his Home
Last Sunday.
William A. Dutton after severe
illness of several weeks died Sum
day afternoon. The funeral SER
vices were held Tuesday at 10 o.
clock, the remains being inferred
in the Rathdrum cemetery.
Mr.. Dutton was in the 63rd year
of his age and had resided in
RathdrNm four years. To mourn
his death he leaves widow and
nine children, two sons and seven
daughters. Mrs. Schaenwether,
Mrs. Emma Bro, Mrs. Minnie
Porter and Mrs. Myrtle Nelson re-
side in South Dakota; William A.
Dutton and Frank E. Dutton are
residents. of Douglas County,
Washington; Mrs. Walter Stod-
dard, Misses Capitola and Bernice
Dutton live in Rathdrum.
Impaired health for years limit
ed Mr.. buttons activities and his
life was quiet and secluded.
Those, however, who knew him
held him in the highest regard as
husband, father and citizen.
Many friends of the deceased at
tended the remains to the GENE
terry.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
ANY FOOL

Knows enough to carry an umbrella
when it rains, but the wise one ~ hs
who carries one when 1t is only cloudy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

FOR SALE:-160 acres near East
Greenacres. Inquire of G. w, Royce
Mar.l0 tt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

10y for county aid was approved.
The report Of the Florence Critten.
ton Home for Aug. was approved.
: Tax certificate No. 80 of 1901 was
cancelled.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

dedicated to George Washington Nornoy!c
kathdrum.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-22
I aSuntO De los its
iOrOs.
Esi0s So yandan GaIOs y De-
maIa eaIIdad.


Hsoe alg1n tempo que els CosTes-
pOndenGias inspir6nd0sa ca a opinion
iugta del pueblo de San .Juan ca C0ntar
de q mala CRIidad de f6af1roa que hoy
ae consume ha VenidO llamAndo II
atanci6n da los faoEiCantea & tio de que
pusieFan de su parta todo lo poalble
para evitRF u mala cleaa de dicho pro-
ducto que hoy tRn esf0 ae expande.
In mayor parta de les marcas que
hoy circular Ell 81 ia .Juan son ta1 pc i.
mas Que no deben psgagae s Dingd ]
preci0. y ai & clio SO sgsega eA alza
iniustiicsda de loS f6sf0ros % vendra
ca ConocimientO de que tiene rtz6n en-
extsTiorizaFae d pYotesta del p1blic0
pues diCh0 arAiculo 90 reune CondiCi0'
nea para 81 consume p1blico.
No parece ainO Q1e Ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico ca mateFia pI0picia &
f2itR expIotaci6n en- cualQuier neg0-
clio, , pFeciaamente uno de los Que mas
ha dado que Eacer On Puerto RicO hi
aldo 81 negocio de los f6sfJros.
No hsCe muchos Il u ma ole de
indignation Sc leYant6 de IN punto
Otro de Ia isla contra el juego de loa
f6sf0rOs y pnrecer4ne OEra Vez Vuelve
este asunto 6 dar JueRo.
No % possible pasar por alto. hechca
como cd que NOS 0cupR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-22
Mi modesto opinion,
lahan0s eaIahIaI d 4 Dc julio.

En- 81 sno De 1867. Cu0ndo regres6
de- FfanCis con mi tftulo de- m6dico.
assist p0r primeFa Vez 6 una fetta
Cnmpestre conque mis- heEmanog Cels-
brabnn 81 aniverEariO de Ia indepen.
dencia de Lon Eetadoa Unidos, ca Is
estancia sBorinquen9 de mi hefmano
Federico.
aabihse heCho. en- IN preCics0 0og.
que de csfIas de bAmb6 81 salon india
no, donde los cOnVidadoe &l banquete
De enContrabln 81 eubiert0 de los ard0-
res del sol por el nutFido foliage de
era graminea gigantescRs mientraa pc
netraba Ii brisa que refFeGcab1 ID
verde b6veda.
Los comenaalas aoIfAm0s ser un0B
veinticinco. tod0a elegidoa entFa Ia
cultS sociedad de Cabo Roio, San GRrs
man y Moyg0t1az Y no 6ramOs mas,
poTque en- RQuellR 6pOc3 de fkCuttades
0mnfm odaG, no miFab1n con buenOs
oi7s lss &utoridades dichA fiesta, donde
90 decfa que cOnsDiFAbamCs contra 10
nGciOnRlidad espafiols, lO que sujetAbR
8 muehos timorato0.
PAaabRmos 81 dis muy Rlegremente,
reCordando con entusiGsmO luS process
del PrimeFo ca ID pnz y el PrimerO en-
lsguerra. TAmbi6n presenta abnse 6 nues
tFa memorin laG hazAfiaa de Simon Bs-
ivar ani como Lac de Garibaldi y de
otros geneFOson csudiIIos que faeFon q
paises extFafl0a 6 luC9ar pOr la libsr-
tad de los 0primidos. OIL 81 60 cier-
to qua hay mas ala. esR ovaci6n de
Veinticinco Cora zones, latiendo 0l un1-
GOno. debi6 lleYar como suGva inClen-
so, & Les almas de eatos grBndes hom.
bres. Ii expression de nuestra admira-
sion y gFAtitud.
Cuando los EstadoB Unidog de Vene.
zueIg celebFar0n COZ una exposiOihns
eI centenArio de Bolivar. fu1 s CaraCla
& gozAr con Los descendientes de los
heroes de Ia independence, de sus
aIegtiaG por tan grandioGa epOpeya.
No poTque ID cOnduCts del pFeiiden.
te Roosevelt para con nosotrOs no ae
siunte & los principles democF6tic0sS
no porque no e0temOs gatisfech0s con
el regimen que hoy impers. debemos
abBtenernos de ceIebrRr con lOs ameri-
CRn0s tan fauato dia. pues sin duda
algunG, 81 Warrington Viviera, serfe-
mos tratGd0a con mas justiCia
ProbemC Ios Estados Unidog de
Ame riCR que no somog anti americas
no8; que &C 10 agpirAmos que de- nos
comedian nuestrOs derechol; & que no
se Diegue al nativ0 de Puerto Rico ID
intenci6n de 8er s6bdito americ1no
residiendo en- u met,6poi. 10 que se
concede les italianOs. polacos. rusos
6 irlsndeHes pOr ignOrBntes que sean.
eAux h9mmag % Patrie reconnais-
sante.0 Sensible Cd que ese psnte6n
no aea para tOdos los que merecen
bien de ID humanidad.
En- las CeIdillas CerebraIea de mi
memoria. tengo grabados Io0 hechoa
de tan ilustres pr6ceFes. mientrao que
mi Oorsz6n late con gFAtitud Cada vez
- ~s---44 an nm fa0 ellOg.
DR.. S. CARBONELL.