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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

Frank Orion returned to Madi
son Thursday morning.
City Clerk Michaelis states that
we place wrong construction ON
the primary election law-that it
applies to elections only where
party lines are drawn. It Lancaster
has its usual non partisan municipal
election this spring the new law
will have no effect.
The passenger train leaving
Lancaster Friday at p. N. with
two engines was stuck in the drifts
near Lancaster Junction. with four
other engines that went ahead as
pilots, for nearly six hours. The
train reached Montfort between IL
and l at night. Nearly so pas
sengers were ON board.
Among the old settlers who
passed away the past week in Grant
county was John Mulroonf Y, ST.,
of Mt. Hope Deceased was so years
OF age and native of Ireland. Fun
eral services were conducted Thurs
day at ST. Lawrence church at Mt.
Hope. Besides the widow nine
children survive, FIVE sons and four
daughters.
JAS. D.. Carroll, the musical
king, is with Beach & Bowers min
strels> He is remarkable for his
versatility and ability, and njoys
great popularity in playing on all
kinds of musical instruments.
If this blockade continues much
longer many local merchants will
run out of their supply of groceries.
Sugar will be the first to become
exhausted, as several merchants
report shortage already in that
necessity.
Some miscreant confiscated half
of dressed porker that belonged to
Fred Aupperle hanging in Ats
slaughter house the other night.
Fred says the fellow can have the
other half if he will come and get it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
LAID TO REST.
All that Was Mortal of the Beloved s,
w. Eaton Consigned to Earth.

The remains of the late Rev. S.
w. Eaton arrived on the first train
to break through the snow Iblock-
ade, Wednesday evening, and the
funeral obsequies were held at
the Congregational church Thurs
day at 2:30 p. m.
The edifice which deceased was SO
instrumental in, cOnstructingsCand
one of the substantial monuments
to his life's work was filled to over
flowing by friends who gathered to
pay their last tribute of respect to
one who for two score years was
familiar figure in the daily walks of
life. Lying calm and peaceful IN
the flag bedraped casket that had
become his final couch, in the pre-
sence of those who knew him in
timately long term Of years, the
air laden with the perfume of the
silent but eloquent flowers friends
had laid upon his bier with tender
est affection, the last rites OF earth
were performed with a simplicity
that was truely sublime, and with
sincerity that was more expressive
of the real farewell that was in the
hearts of all than could have been
the most elaborate ceremony pos
sible to devise.
III respect to their departed com
rade Tom Cox post snd the w. r.
c. attended in a body and occupied
seats of honor.
The program of the ceremonies
was followed as outlined in Wednes
days. Herald, Revs. Evans, Ralph
and Morgans, Senator Baxter and
Judge Clementson taking active
part.
The Herald is waiting to receive
a half-tone picture of this illustrious
man before giving the detailed ac-
count of the ceremonies intended,
and we hope to furnish in our next
issue an extended obituary notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
MANY LICENSES.
Dan Cupid Has a Busy Month Despite
SnOWdriftS.

February seems to be a popular
month for brides and bridegr0oms
and the snow blockade failed to
hamper Cupid with his pleasant
task OF match making.
Nearly a score of marriage licenses
have been granted already this
month by County Clerk Tuff1ey and
there'll be more to follow.
Those having their wishes gratifi-
ed and cherished plans brought to a
realization by the coveted authority
since the Herald's last report are
as follows:
VIM. Baumeister, Boscobel, and
jessie M. Russell. Woodman.
Herman Esser, Glen Haven, and
Margaret McAdaragh, Patch Grove.
Clarence Eastlick, Harrison, and
Fannie Israel, Paris.
Harry Mueller and Barbara CAST
man, both of Platteville.
Harry Butson, Lima, and Elsie
Vannatta, Platteville.
Geo. Neis, Mt. Hope, and Ella
Ahasay, Bloomington.
Ferdinand w. Busch and Rosa
K. Berning, both of Hazel Green.
Geo. Holt and Manda Warne,
both of Platteville.
Ralph Busch and Ethel Galley,
both of BeetOwn.
Jacob Hartman, Waterloo, and
Rose Oschman, Lancaster.
John Vogt. Jr., Glen Haven, and
Anna Walz. Bloomington.
Arthur E. Stitch and Winfield
Cook, both of Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
Another Cement Walk Accident.

Landlord McAuiey of the Lancas-
ter house is suffering the pain and
inconvenlences of broken wrist,
caused by hard fall on the cement
walk at Hatch's drug store.
Mr.. McAuley had just stepped to
the walk from the drug store step,
when he slipped and fell, breaking
the right arm at the wrist.
Many have sustained bruises in
falls on the slippery cement walks
about town. 1t might be we'll to
either cover the dangerous places
with boards on leave covering of
snow on them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
BANKS ARE PROSPEROUS
The Sixteen Banking Institutions III
the County i'm Excellent Condition.

The banking institutions of a
community reflect the true state OF
the material conditions of the peo-
pie as surely as the thermometer
registers temperature.
The banks of Grant county are
exceptionally well-managed, pro-
gressive and prosperous, even for a
county of exceptional wealth. The
principal industry Of the county be-
ing agriculture and stock-raising,
we have no rich men, according to
the modern meaning of the term,
and consequently very little power
ty. AS result the list of small
deposits in the various banks is
very heavy. especially in the aut-
umn. after the crops are marketed.
Grant county has population OF
only 40, 900, or about as many peo-
pie as there are in the city of Du-
buque. But the assessed valuation
of the county is nearly $50, 100000
which means a favorable market
value-property in sight, non-as-
sessable and concealed-of probably
SIS, 900, 900. Those acquainted with
the wealth of the county do not
doubt these figures. The footings
of the last report to the state bank
examiner, on Jan. 11th,. are addi-
tional evidence of the general
wealth and prosperity of the coun-
ty. Following are the totals Of the
reports of the various banks of the
county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
Stock Taken to Potosi.

Fred Aupperle took a carload of
hogs and two eastern horse buyers
took two carloads of horses to
Potosi to ship over the Burlington
yesterday.
There has been no freight trains
IN nor out Of Lancaster since Thurs
day of last week. The parties men
toned above did not to wish Ito
wait until spring to get their stock
to market. x ~,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
ST. VALENTINE.
Something Of the Origin of st. Valen
tine Day.

It is said that St. Valentine was
an orthodox Grecian priest; and
that he regularly served at the
affairs, burning the fires and bless
ing the fruits and wines, until one
day he was taken from the altar,
thrown into the chains and Danish
ed forever into a dungeon CELL
Once upon a time when the world
WAS governed by Rome, and when
Rome was governed by an emper-
or, there ruled in the kings palace
the Emperor Claudius, called
Claudius the Cruel. Hard by the
palace in great Greek sanctuary,
stood the great priest Valentine,
who was popular with the whole
city. and around the affairs and
fires in his church knelt all the
wise people of Rome. Rich and
poor, young and old, all came to
learn of Valentine and be blessed
by him.
In the midst of this popularity
there arose wars outside Of Rome
and the Emperor sent his citizens
to these wars. The wars contin-
ued one year after the other, and
the married people did not want
to leave their families and those
engaged openly to be married,
demurred at the thought of leav-
ing their sweethearts. The Emper-
or became very angry upon hearing
of this and a decree went forth
that there should be no more mar
riages and that those who were en-
gagged to be married should break
their engagements. At this the
young girls died of love and the
young men went to their work
with hearts like lead. But when
the good Priest Valentine heard OF
this he was very sorrowful, and one
day he secretly united a couple
standing under the sacred affairs.
Others came to him and he welded
them, and still others, until the
marriage business in old Rome
was as good as ever before. The
news soon travelled to the palace
and the emperor upon hearing 1T,
was exceedingly angry. go take
that man Valentine and cast him
into dungeon, he said. Il shall
have no man In Rome who refuses
to obey my commands" And
Valentine was dragged from the
altar and taken to prison. Here he
languished and died for his friends
could not free him.
Each year on the anniversary of
his birth, Feb. 14th, the people met
and honored his name, and gradu-
ally they came to call it st. Valen-
tines day, and at these meetings
the lovers would present each other
with little tokens which were kept
as keep sakes of love. And soon
this day became general holiday.
All that remains to us of this once
pretty festival is the little valentine
and the present sentiment which
travels with it BEST Wishes The
sending of a valentine no longer
means a proposal of marriage, but
it does mean declaration Of friend
ship.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

Frank Drinkwater was over
from Livingston yesterday. He had
a good auction sale and will move
to Lancaster March 1st providing
he can find a house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
Your Attention Please.

Five hundred or more of the
Herald's big family of readers
will receive a little notice be-
tween now and April 1st call
ing attention to a matter in
which we are mutually inter-
ested.
Please do not neglect to give
it your early attention. A
newspaper cannot live on wind
alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
Mrs. Benn Dead.

Mrs. Geo. Benin died at her home
in the first ward at about midnight
yesterday. Il. a
Funeral will be held at Up. m.
Monday. Deceased was an old resi-
dent of Lancaster and highly res
pected. Two sons survive, Arthur
and William.
A more extended obituary will
appear in these columns later.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

The Quaker Whist CLUB was
very pleasantly entertained at the
home Of Mrs. A. W. Hastings
at their last meeting. Next meet
ing with Mrs. Thos. Mcdonald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

During the past few years hun
dreds of thousands of dollars have
left the county to pay for northern
and western lands, and for other
purposes; but the drain has scarce
~ been felt, so wealthy and re-
Operative is the county. The de-
posits in the above-named banks
are reported at 50, 1S1, 573.12.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

Union State Bank. Lancaster. $685., GAG. SO
First Natl Bank, Lancaster. ........ 1925. 10
First Natl Bank, Platteville $500 3SS,278.36
State Bank, Platteville III. 995.S5
Woodhouse & BARLEY Bloomington 2S5,047. 10
State Bank, Fennimore 222, 766. 40
Fennimore Bank ................ 29423,3o
Pipkin State Bank, Boscobel--.--.. &3SS.2S
State Bank of Boscobel 6l995.02
Montfort State Bank ... 85,1S4.73
Farmers Bank, Cuba CITY ll99SS76
Livingston State Bank . 50Sy3. 81
Potosi State Bank .r 4S033.63
Muscoda State Bank A. SO
Cassville Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 53074.33
First National Bank. Cuba City Isl. 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18
BLOOMINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gates enter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilbur are in
(ShicapO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
ImpOrtante para las damas.

RsOorsamos de IN peri6dieO eu
rOpeo:
eEsts pIenamente probado que eI
Vestld0 de las mujeres aCumula eu el
ruedo una oantidad inmenba de micro.
bios pOr el roce ConStante con eli piso
de Les c1BRs y de las caVlap, 10 cual Cd
C9usa en- IN gran n6merO Ide casog. de
muchss ebformadades.
&Aquf (EurOps) y en- los Estados
Unidos. IS mujer previsora que se ocu-
p9 de eSbudiar Ias Cuestiones de IL hi
GieDe, he aCeptsdo ls Recommendation
de IoS hombFea de CienCia que indiCRn
que Eas fsldss deben ger lRvAdas bien,
naety Gnaenud0.
GEn los EstRdos UnidoB ls muier
elgue Ios Croblemas que Rtx zen In
hygiene con igual inteT6s Que eT hom.
bre, y 90 eata hoy usando grsndemen-
TO con pre- fsFenci@ ninguha otrs teIs,
lS dc hlIo. con To- CuRI se obtieneN
grandeg ventajas, pues sdemas dc ser
economies p0r su lsYgR dursci6n, me.
lora viRiblemente mientFas msa sa
lava: Lo Contrario suoede con les to-
lee De SIRod6n, que Rl primer Iavado
.a.SN VAS"o' sV1 poCQ QufR0efags
reSu!tando al final mas caras.
81 10 que mes c0ndensn nueatFos
nom0ros de clenoia en- Ea sctualidad.
son esas fSIdas que. creyend0 econ0-
mlzar, compra 10 mujer con el 0bieto
de usaFIas constantsmente. y uue nor
Ser oe una teIa que no patsde LGVGrse
v1Gne q reauItar que. Ia per1OnG que
10 GIeva. CsrRa consigo un eonstsnte
Iurtido de microbes, ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
De SOCIEDAD.

De Europa. Hen Fegresado de Eu.
r0D9 pOr dOnde viSjaFOn aIg6n tempo
yendO 8 PAIfS y otras CspiBaIes de inn
DOrtSnCiR, lOb distipgaidoB esposos
bulz ATnau Cester0. quienes acom.
pIflS ga RfaCiobR nina.
Bien Venidos loo estim2bles compa-
triotaS
De M0drid. -Tambi6n lleparon an
el vap0r egpAfI b qup:tom6 puerto aver.
- uisSln guldR &c Il IRA de ma Luiaa Coll
1s CQChi y eus nifo9 que regresan de
Madrid donde han VividoaEgunos Gfioa; !;
4 quieE co BaIudamoE.
C0naETonaSSoI Han contr6fao com.
prOmlao emorop 20, con Ia conaigpienta
aprObAci6n de Gus resDectivag (. nniIieg
do9 diatinGuidos i6veneE da ento nocie.
dad que foEmaH An adorable pnPeiG IA
h9rmoSura y correction.
Muy Sblancko brillo In Aurora daV
At !!rtnnGdO toCayo del Rsy irgl6s &
q1len 2'gunes veceS etirRn les oreiss2
SI Fey) = quiera Dies que no hays nu.
beS en- ell gFAto cieIo que tan pI6oid0.
menSe % lIumlna con eI sol espI6adido
de 10 ventura.
-. FeliCitamoS & los eatimadoU vecini-
RggTeSO. - PrOvidencis VeVez Lo.
9ez, n2 reGreS0d 10 de BRrCslonetR, don
de pSR6 unog Cusntos meses.
.:N pen VsnidA 10 0impStiCR y bella Sc.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
ReSuItadO de- una in
' estigaGi6D.
Ea q Consolidate sIguGn nagaRdO
nOtIeIas 4 Ia pEGnSd.
Pero Ia prensa burla esos empenos
para servir al pGbIico meior
que los funcionarios que el pue
bo paga para que tan NAL le
sirVan.

Daseand0 LA CORRESPONDEN
CIA inf0Fmsr 81 E1bliOo respeCtO del
reaultGdo del ex pediente inOtruido con-
trR el alCRIde de h csrCel de San Juan,
an reporter de cate diariO estuvo & yer
81 aefi0r CFosRs quien como GeFvidOr
suyO psgR el pueblo de Puerto Rico
5000 pesos RnuaIes, preguntandole si
hRbfG aIRunR inform scion para 10
prenna 10 que COntest6 negative
mente.
PeEo nuestrO reporter, teniendo ID
espeFienCiR de 10 misterioso que reGuI.
tS el C6lebFe depaFtamentO consolidate
que Ieg una notabilidRd en- ell ir gani0
de 0cultar las nOticiaa de cosRS que en-
"a interior Ipasan, adquiri6 por otrog
CGmihOs l0G liguientes iLformeS:
Ei SefIor Berries aer6 trasladado &
Otra Glcaidis , en- 50 lugar hH aidO
nombrsdo WenceSlso Sifre = el resuI.
tGd0 de 10 inveatiRaOi6n es el Siguiente:
H bic 1dose ex4minado minuCioBR-
mente IaB diIi0enciGs de inventigaci6n
prSCtiCRdas an virtud de denunoiGO
presentAdas contra el alcaide de 10
CsrCel de San Juan, por vaFioS guar
diAs de Females. y eGtudiados los dis.
tiptos GspectoI de este ssuntO. reSuIt6:
Q1e el aIcaide de IL cSrcaI de San
Juan csse en- dich0 cargo el 10 de oc
tubre pF6ximo. con trasl0dO & otFo
Cargo en- ell D9partRmenG0, On u Of
Cina de Sandal, 10 oual se proveers
oportunamente:
Q4e 81 cabo de Ia guardia de Pena.
les. don Marcelino G1nzslez. v los
gusFdias GreRorio Vsrgas. Rafael
Garcia. Joa6 F.ores y Joauuf1 Ditz
Ceseh en- suR Osrgos eli dia 30 del que
Cursa, despu6. de CumplidOs lOs servi
CiOa de di:ho dis;
Qqe para sustituir al a!caida de In
CirCel de San Juan. h aldo nombraio
don WenCsslao Sire y So'er. de Cuyo
Carg9 tomnra possession el 10 de octu.
bra pr6ximo.
Q1s p ra slit air al CAbo de Peaa'
Les y guar les que 0sSan q 80 de Ssp
tiembre quedsn nombradoa:
CGbo: 81 Aotual G aArdiS de PensIeS,
don Manuel Gonzslez.
GnardiGs: Don ANA Capif III, don
FFancisco Fontanes. don Santiago vi.
avicsnCio, don Antonio Lopez don
Agu8tin B 1ria.
OeC1Q1uAmente 0l gefi1E Cf6RRB tien9
mas hGbiIidad para negar las notici,
que pRFO darlsg.
7 Sug empef9I de OCuItac;6a de no.
S1olAS de cuanto en- el ConsoIidado
OCurre, sOn Oiempre buFladoS por L.
prenaa que reSpetR mas 81 p6b'ico que
lOS fqnoiOnOFios que como Mr.. Cr61es
psg4 el pueblo para que tan NAL le
sirVAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
CabaIIeTOs que Sc han
pQGStO a buGR re-
CaudO.
Hay dos mIstsTIOs J no los
qulOTOl dSse eIffar.
A los tenedores de poizas les TOGO
Ell papel de que con su dinero
Sc hicieran Tnisterios.

Cierto ri narO do personaV eatRn
OiendO ah9rR ViVhments deIaRdas com }
testiGog ante eI Comit6 de iuvaTtigs
Ci6n de las SoOielAdes de aseguroS de
vida.
EIAG DsrsOnGS estSn fusra ds Ia ju
risdiCci6n de los trib 1uaIeS, v "a opiua
On 10 general que eIIos intentRn per
mRneCer On puntos diGtantsG tRnt1
tempo cuRnto durep laG seSi0nes del
C0mit6 c0pjunto. ESGS perSonau, hRs,
tR ahorR. son las siguientas:
ANDREW HAMILTON, al cuaT
esta vi jSndO por EurOps, y no Viene
pOr mas que Ge llama para decir aIgu
aCercA del misteriO de los S10O 600 de
ID GNeW York Lifa1.
W. S FANSHAWE, de ID fitmR de
H Arvey, Fi.kT c.. eI cuAI eE tRmbier
dsBeAdO para que liable HoercR de GuI
tranGacOiOneS an aus cuentGs cong 3untGS
con la SNsw York L f.0. alf como SUI
relROi0neG con S. P, Morgan y Co.
Sc mArCh6 para Europa dos Eemanal
hRCe
THOMAS D. JORDAN. anterior.
mente Comptroller. de Ella EquitAtiVao
81 Cu0l 90 dese0do On connection con 81
miSIeriO de los 1886 900 de dicha Com.
D0f1fa. PAFece que hR Bido ViSto en-
New JerSey. per0 ga exaCto refugio
eS deGconOoido.
WILLIAM III. MINTYRE. ante.
riormente CuArto Vios-presidente de
<LN EquitAtiVA9; el cual eg deBeRdO en-
connection con ell miIteri0 de los 1856
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
Cha! la nnenuda.

En- Ia G'tima aeai6n del CongejO Bic.
cutivOs tres conSejsrOs pidieron lioen'
ole, y, natuEalmente, ss le OOnCedi6.
iPuea no habfa de oOnCed6rsele!
81 ESQ de pedir liCenCis, co f6FmuIs
do 10 que ya debiera preacindirse
No hay mas que YER. Cuando RI'
Runo de los Consejsros pide Iiceuoia,
los dem6S 0yen In petici6n sin enfAdO,
nj BtquierA con reG0nCOmlO.
AL ContrariO. TAl paFece que se
feotaTan de guato Ias mRnOS, como di'
Ci6ndOge para SuS cspCts:
Jay. CaandO & nOsotroB nos TO-
que!
Y go cIsrO. Todo ell mundo. en or
aos tales, h0 de Verles sonFienteg. go.
lsoS, llenoa de salts fsCCi6n,
El otro dIs ests bA 20 en- los BaIonel
del C0ns' j1, de nsjT6n. y uno que & mi
lAdo hSll&bASe no le quitabA la vistR -
como diCen pOr Shi-& Mr.. Fa k 1er,
el COmiSionAdO de Instruction. 7 CO
mo Este SOnrtia plaCidamente, me die
mi comps nero:
-SLo vea9 SLo YES como Ge rfs9 FL
que solo Sc . 95e Ge SX paCGTd{G Sc GcWeT'
G0,
La verdSd ea que los nativOa no via.
jan con tanta ffecuencia como los con.
tinentales. Esto8 enseGuida quo oyen
hSb'ar de IiOeuOia, diCen:
Ar Right; 8 10 que es 10 mismO,
kbremente traduoido:
Hoy poF u y msfIsna Dor nj.
En- Fl !. el Conseio Executive DO solo
pCsD0ne 8 RhoTcR ciertos proyectOs de
ley, etceteFB. elmo que h1gunos de SuB
miembFos YesultG8 como loa bardoa
meIenudoG de menor Cuantia 0busan de
Lee licenCiRS, 6ifeFenOi6ndOse de tales
bArd0a en- que 6stos por abusaF abusan
solo de lg0 lioencias. q. rn6tgicRa. MEN.
traS RIRuD0S consejeros Abuaan de lee
liCanCiRa kilO. ..m6tRicas.
Z conste que no nos Feferimos eli co.
niSlonad0 del interior, que ca uno de
los que RhoYa tieue Iicencia. pues "a
N" asbe que en el de2AEtauento de Mr..
Elliot no Ie h. bl0 de kjl6metros sito de-
millds.
No poOAs veCes Toe paseitoS 6 paaeos
de OieFtOa Colsejeros dan m6ls e1pinR.
en- Ponce. poF ejemDlo, no fslks
qplen ech6ndoselas de homhFe de pro,
de perSonpje de RrandeB ibf1enoias Sc
aproVeche de IL Cons1 bidR malls espins
: en- corriIloS y teFtulis0. reojte RERo
de Becquer:
Pa MT dics-p0 mi que sl con.
Gel sEO tai .... no V0lVerG.
D!Sde lueRo que 10 haCe para que
AlRuien le replique:
=-iTOdAvfa 10 nombran & usted CO.
miGionad0 del Interior!
Qae Se diviertan lOs conorj ,ros con
ICenCia y que lee aproveche.
PERIDEM.
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FL Or. Barb0sa Y eI
asuntO Y VandeTgTift,
COnsId0Ta squd que O justO CO..
bre Ia Isla su dlnOTO, pOTO
que no eOnOCO 81 OStadO en-
que 50 haIIa hoy.
La compaf1i no pagara opina ell DR..
Barbosa.

Un representante de sLa Cores
pondenCiG0 ViSit6 aver 81 Dr.. Barbosa.
quien Ie reOibi6 cort6Smente en- 50
despaCho. y 1e rCg6 contestsTR Lao Bi-
guientes pPeguntas. 81 Dr.. BArboSa
aGcedi6 muy &tento IRs aiguienteg
ideas se CruzRf0n entire 81 Y nuestrO
repPesantRnte:
-iQ46 G&be usted doctor, del esta.
do en- que ne enCuentra lei asunto de
VandergFif,? SCfee uSted que serS di.
6cil que eI pueblo de Pu4rto Rico re-,
oupere. lei importe de Is fiAIzs que de-
be pagsr Ia empress fRdoFa y que OPT
ni6n tiene usted del casO. como COnae.
jsrO del Executive !?
Conte8t6 ell se n 0r BAYb0sa, que CO.
mo puncA h3 pePteneOido & la Conf
sion de FfanquiCias del Consej1 Ejs-
CutivO, que es 10 que entiende en-
eOtOs aguntos. los que vienen luegO Rl
Conseio para slif FesofverSe los in
fOrmes que aquslIa lemitS. solo co.
nO6e 10 que en- dioho Cuerpo Sc dis
Cuti6 y ell acuerdo 81 imsmente adop.
tadO, sin que hays teEido oCROi6n
de COnoCer lueRo del repetido asunto,
y que ign0Fa, pues. el estRdO en- que
se eDcuentra hoy.
A la seRnnda pregunts
GQue tiene tant0 inteV&R como GLa
COFFespOndenoiAs en- que el pueblo de
Puerto Rico reeobre esa imD0FtRute
guma de dinero. y que t6a Cuando d.
do much0 rue la aICaDzarBa tal reBul.
tado. eSts diBpuesto y a. 1 10 promote,
6 Coadyuvar con todas sus fueFzss CO.
mo COnBe sFO y como particular, para
eH mejor resuItadO de tel gesti6n, puCs
cree que en- jQSticia dGbe ser entFega.
do al pueblo de Puerto Rico el importe
de aquelIa fanza.o
Maestro Fepresentante di6 lee gra-
ciaS aA eehor Consejsr0. retir6nd0se
ComplaOido degu reCibimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30

81 Rat', seR6a Ta opinion general,
90 an animal carnfvor0. psro en- reali.
dad pc Somete f5oilmsnte & an regimen
mixt0.
AhRndonadO & aus pyouias fueyzas
en- c0mpleta libartad, Ell q ato no duFS.
Efs en- Gfladir aIgunas leRumbPen ( an
alimentaCi6n.
Los We & staIes que accepts eli CATO
son muy Vsriadou. Prinoipa!msnte
Ie GUSTAV los guisantes, pero cocidop.
pues CruaOS no los probarfs.
Ls espinacR Ia come tambi6n sin di.
fsuttad; perO la escaroIa 10 lechuRa
cOclda son IOs vegetables que pref sre v
rarA Vez los rechGzs, aunuue hsya c..
mldoI cArne , pescad0.
De los frutos no acept0 Ia msnzans,
nj Ia pers, nj los RlbaricoqueV, pero
come con plscer la banana, n0bre
tOdo eieate ana paai6n especial por l0
nuez de COCO.
Ya 10 Sabsn Rufino y Luis, & fin de
que 9 CATO aqu6I no pRde2ca hambreS
9 no Ia coma su meFienda al nsv1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
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On Ia retreta el domingo ls B1nda de
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