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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04

telie reIultereoe I, at Is perIoner
reiite til Oupfon So, Montann, for
dom alto er oct cneIte ristigeJ ielr
At Ie 91noet. llnOer Op6oGoet Der Dd,
@eiret ugunitigt CRean os SneitOrm)
men Der bleO bog qnleoning til u
fpre omtrin9 % beie 2unOet | om.
trent batoanoen Dag. &enmarefot-
tets 8eIeg le0eoe life til Or0ning al
qengeIpsrgsmdalet eler til Sdlg.
Gn Del af Qan0et egner fig for
49erbrug. De fleIte Settioner egner
iig melt for @resning. getalings-
p%iltddrerR: Oct bdlOe tontant og Den
anoen 6aloOel / fire ligeIige 9erminer
me0 8 procent Renter.
DisIe Oplnsninger gtoes / Sen
boDo til mootogne Yrebe.
8enmdre, q. Dat, Route /.
s.. 9dnen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04

frn0e Wleobolo bos mango prGl ter og
Profesiorer, at islp ON oct gamle
5eItumente tun Ell gdmle Sa8n o9
@Oentbr, oigtet at gumle Ssoer eler
lddnt fra 8dbblonierne, o9 ielb DIN
GriItls life blep fe0t af en- Sonfru.
men BAR Soiefs Syn, fgot uoen FIR
9Ggte lt0nOen, eler ON ban for Den
Gags St1l0 bar Ssn at en- romerI {
SOlOdt Og en- utenOt jpOiit pige, %
IelD ON 9prOernes 8%eretning life bar
nogen biitoriif Balls, men iimpelta
ben uotrDtter oen menneitefige 2eng=
Iel efter r5reO paa Soroen," og ielo
ON SeIu torsfeiteoe 2egeme life OPP
ito0 al @ra0en, og 6ele 9iitorien bar
lupet al bans 6engione 5pGgere, =
Ielo ON fire 6utt6re0e 5roenoe life
idd Den berliggiorte ariItus opfare
til 6immelen, iom berettet, men Il
SeIl @enner Oi3te6e 6iItorien fom
en- pas enos @fflutnine paa Oeres
!Serres Sip, og Ielo ON meget an0et
at Den f~orGloe0e Ortooofsi bliber err
tl9ret for utrolig, Iad 9pr oct tn9en
Tcritel meO 6enIpn til oct oeientli9e
Oen triitne Seologi.
Oette er taafeligt Slu00er; oct g6r
5oritel - en- 5immeloio 5orifel pad
8ur0eringen at 9ibelteologien, -60d9
en9ber fan ie, ON ban life er yfdrbez
6lin0" - ON otsIe &9tterier blioer
antdgne iom ianOe e0er enoo9 Blot
hlot Tom mulige. Meoens Der mdaI lie
er Mulig6e0 for, at Ben fine 8er0en
% ben l9r0e life tdber 2ideo1gten
eaer 3roen pdd guO0ommeli9e Sing,
Ielp ON @rln0ldget 6elt er goeldgf,
og De tror, at &riflis % Qpoitlene
rdr 5anatitere, og at Sefu 2eberegs
Ter er uprattiite, ug 0erfor u~binoenot,
iaa bill Oct tiloisIe life 9dd iadle0es
me6 Mdsferne, tn0ertioen fordgtelig
ten9bnt rPp6elen". De itdn6i er life
meO 6ortdItelie len eller Sgnoerlemmels
fen at 8ibelens 6iitoriIfe geretninget.
eGer meo Opgioel lem at 9i6elens 4us
%toritet, men Oe tdger oct melt ulnoe
0daelige og logiite Striot, Ser bll
blipe ful0I t9n6ig at borttaite oen 8ro,
ser bar bpret 6eres 6aab % 0eres
5smme. Stte beler bill 6e itunofe meo
set, 9bis 0e ga life bol6es fiiba9e n
en- Oeliignet, perIonlig, triItelig Or
fdring, men oe bill ufrpite d1le De
8aano, Der letter Stranter for 6eres
3tl6pieligbe0er, Og naar Dem Dag
tommer, bill oen ameritanife Stdt5z
per0en blioe rpItet Iom alorig no9en
.Sinoe fsr.
Slutning paa ferite Boreordg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
&irfcinouislle | Voplar, "a.

Der bar aItiaa &~irteinooielIe /
Poplnr, / Odgene Ott. 21.-22.
Stsnt 8ejret par 0aarligt, bar airs
Ten ocs fplOt til 9ran9TeI. og Sei.
tlementets pr9iier oar meot = %.
o.. @briItianIen, III. u. Seriilo, ar.
@nter, u. SO. 8regerien, q. g. s.
Naielien og Steoets pr9It, 8reoe
SobanIen. pr9iterns 5. &. Senien
og 9. 6. Senien bar ogTaa inobu6t,
men 9ejret forbinoreoe Dem / at
tomme. charlottesville 6olotes
al paitor 3b. %. Seriilo, og Cant
fuHoets Gormano, -. .. GbriItianz
fen in0oieoe &irten / Den t~reenige
Subs Naon. Der par Wsoe ON
@ftermiO0agen, mel lite ON 4ftensn,
6egrunOet | oct 6adrtige 0eir, og
n9ite Dag bar Der Wisiionsmeoe.
Oenne Dag bar gejret os osiaa
tmOo; men ri bdDoe dlligeoeI ct par
ftsme Msoer. SUBS Onos Sob
bleD uoiaast / Memncifebjerter. sos
nerne a enfoloige men flare. Oct
al. @oangelium ON Sbno os Haabe
loo trdftigt, og bi beoer iii 6errsn
ON bans @~eliigne.ie til Seoens
5remb9tit.
Nltiad en- airte mere | bette fore
Excitement. Yi trGnger til flere enoz
MI; men Den Serre, Der 6ur 6iulpet
bioimtil, BAN binfper ogiaa berefter.
Deriom bi bill, iaa BIZ 6erren ogiaa.
u. g. s. Rwietfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
,,ariitus og DC iinor enoe.'

Oenne BOG al Sognepr9It s. Sfoo=
gaaro peterien, i~nbebol0er 4dnoban-
nefIe og &riitentto. 5oreora9 6olot
acknowledgements, StIoentertpper,
til @alg. 5OrsOrag for 2atinifOle-
eleoer, og Sano Oporaselie. Sob
gaaro peterien er meget pn0et iom
Sorfatter, ga ban pua en- Iaroelea
betagenoe og let faitelig Mua6e tan
boloe 5oreorag t betagenbe uotrpt
ooer De @mner ban bebanoler. 3D.
gen er paa GA Siosr og toiter inbb.
25 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
Wontana.

Om oct / 0dpion Co.. Wontanl
omtalte Sernbunelamo tam me0oele8:
Denre 9dIuoiog bar jeg fremlaat
fer entelte perioner pad en- Rlnns
reife. 5or 9rinitutis M~enigbeosfclt
uor 8enmnare, q. Dat, bleb Den
sremluat for ct / Su9ens qnleoning
5ammentalote Meoe. Sagerls Dref-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
y0erren CT min Silfln9t".

6ortlaring Os llOl9sselie al nosl'
al Oaoios piaImer fra Nbfolons Op.
rsrs Sio, at q. 6. 9anien, reiioer'
enOs Gaplon / Rerne.
Gn 8os iarIig pusien0e for Spn'
oagsitolelarere og De fom eniter Ito
neisre 9unoItub til Oisie Osjlise Sdl'
mer al oen niotare Serrens Siene'
Oapib. 8ogen CT trbtt pdd flint pd'
pir. 154 Siber. SSn6bunben, prii
rs Gents.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE
BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
v9anlferen" og ,,Noroen."

De, Iom inoIenoer Detailing for
0anIteren e1er M Qbonenter, fan
fad OanIferen og Noroen for $1.90.
0ette galoer for baaoe gamle og npc
5olocre. Suif at form inureIt mus
tigt. @i oiloe gerne om aIe, ser
itaar / Reftunce for Blade, bill be-
tale MI, inoen Gesninger bfioer
u0feu0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
vGbriltie, &omgens Sjener."

9enne interesiaate 5ort91ing al
.. 5. Walton. o~berIat fra @ngelIf.
Itilorer oct triItelige 2ip / en- at Gng=
lambs Imaa 5ilterbber, bppr 5iiferne,
Iom peo 9arbosre, ofte mda tempe
meo Sapet oe for 6eres @uo.
8ogen er pasienoe fom @ape til
tore 8prn / Sen~oagsItolen pg f9rs
oeles egnet til OpleSning / 9jemmet
for 8erm. 1913 Sioer. S~nobun6en,
pris 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04
ibape left ioe foriteaige

BABE left oe forltellge
lom / Den lerere 5io bar
Il at l9ie / 0aniferen ON De!
abibeIite og ulutberite / at benptte
G9gfolt til at tale @luos Oro, iaa
er jeg tutnemlig for De ReIter, Jon
far i~mgOegaaet EN- IauOdn proteIt.
Ser maa jeg ierlig tatte pditor anz
eerlen. t6i bans iioite SnOle9 for
tjener at l9Ies mere emo cen Sang.
Seq bnooe t9ntt at tribe no9et /
iamme Retnfng. Seq er gla0 for. At
ban er tommen mig / 6orfebet, oa
en- Pr9it attic bar be0re 8etilgslier
for at tale og itrioe. Nadr ieg laa als
ligeoel forisger at ogre Ell Bar Be
mRrtninger, ldd par l0et meo tOenz
inn til, 6Oao Der too at leie ON
9lpOitler og profeter og G~oan9eliIter,
Tom Sorfutteren mener lite mere fan
cpitGu Ioen falite.
Seq mener Dog, at / goo 5oritono
Ell enbOer @ltos Oros 5ortpnoer mo-
get al en- @odngelilt, al oen Strno
ban er Gpdngeliets 8u0b9rer, ielo
ON Dan life bar Jet SSrelIeren me9
Iegemlige Bjne. Gn, Der filter, ia.
Hes en- 6iiter, og en- Der farmer, fals
oes en- GARNER, 0. |. b. O9 ban ma
oGre liOt al en- prpfet; tbi JON ga,
itor gln0erien iaa tr%affenoe tiger. 4.
profetere CT at tale Menneiter til Opz
bR9gelie, 6ormdpin9 o9 3reit. Oct
mdd 10 enbOer praoitant beilitte fig
pad, Oltiaa | npteitamentlig JorItdno
tdDoes oct at profeters.
Seq ptl nabne en- apoen Gags
profeti. Raar til Gtsempel Oct ofie
bos profeterne beooet:
0u Mtenneife Syn! 0. T. D. Ser
tens Oro tom til mig iaaIeoes.
rg oerefter fplger en- ~2labenbarine fra
Serren. Den Slags grofeter bar Ri
tel lite MI uoen Fdlite, men at pros
teitsre inO0, at zoe after ifu1oe tunne
TONNE, tan jeg lite Ie er bibelff.
Seq pil benotie til profeten Soel
8. Sap, Tom jeg BE- oil citere.
yOg oct ital ite berefter, at ieg
Til uOspbe min Qaro ober alt aso,
Os ehers Ssnner oe eoers Detre
futile profeters. e6ers aloite futile
oremme Orsmme, og eoers ur9e
&drle Ie SDner.
Ogiad oOer 5ienere og 5ieneItes
piger otl ieg / oe iamme 0age los
gpoe min 9(ano".
9ermeo bar Den Sag fra min
Sioe ifittet, ioet ieg forbenter DeIz
bilise 2Gieres Operb9renbeo, on
jeg muligpis bar potrpft mig MIN
IRE bel0igt.
Ueeo Denlig 6ifisn til aeoaftionen
og gldosts mango aoiere for6lioer
je9 eoers i 6erren forbumone,
q. .. Rgrrelun6,
n.. M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
EDITORIAL

lit IS the methods in vogue that arc
useless.
With a regime truly democratic
and just, nu1lities and incompetents
are not found occupying high places.
nor are the people condemned to
witness the interminable and depres-
sing spectacle of changes in officials
always mcdiocre-who come here
to take places which by right belong
TO others.
Has it not already been proved that
al the methods in operation here are
primitive and fossil? Is it not knows
that the confusion of powers has con-
vertcd the Heads of Departments
into verita bic czarS, omnipotent and
Irresponsible
Then, what do we gain by the resign
alton, the dismissal or the fight of a
functionSry, if his successor comes
only TO find the air vitiated and filled
with the germs of contagion7
This is what Mr. Winthrop has
failed TO add to his remarks touching
the congregantes who have proceed
ed him In the management and GOV
ernment of the colony, or those in
more lowly position.
That which is of first Importance
is not referred to either by the Of
ficials in Washington or by the special
correspondents of the leading Amer
lean papers and reviews.
The matter of the unsatisfactory
functionaaies is only a phase of the
general disa stera and complete failure.
And the disaster is in no way modif-
led or improved by change OF funct-
lonarles; the way to better conditions
is by removing at the roots the cause
of the evils, changing completely the
regime and the methods to something
more healthy, SO that the conditions.
uRder which those in charge of the
administration of affairs in the co
lony operate, may not be IS they
now are.
AS long as the present regime
exists and the functionaries refra in
from treating it as the principal eau
Sc of colonial failure and disaster.
all else that may be said can only be
judged to be discreet illusions on
the part of certain people who do not
wish to notice such matters, and Is
a consequence, the effect longed for
by the entire Island is not brought
about.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26

| If our campaign had not already
Isufieient justification, the declarati-
ons of Governor Winthrop before the
COMMITTEE of Insular Affairs of the
National Congress would be conviri-
icing proof that our statements and
criticismS, touching the functionaries
sent here by the mother country, ha-
We not been exaggerated.
With frankness and candor which
we are glad to commend, Mr.. Win
lthrop has declared that the blame and
fault for the existence of the strain
cd relations between colonial senti-
ment and the representative of the
United States sent here, is with the
bad functionaries who have come
here to abuse the good faith and hos
pitaltty of the natives, and to make
more difficult in all its phases the
life in theIcolony by their detestable
conduct.
Mr.. Winthrop does not precisely
state that the cause of the public i'll
feeling has entirely disappeared, al
though he insinuates that things ha
We taken another direction and the
misunderstanding between the moth
er country and the colony is less
pronounced that it was.
Our sympathetic defenders have
spoken of the poor quality of the bu-
rcaucracy which has come to Porto
Rico, throwing all the responsibility
for the disa ster of American co1oni-
zation on the debutant and incompe-
tent functionaries.
These defenders barely mention
the regime, which is the true and
real cause of all the colonial misfor-
tunes, and they wonder at the bene-
violence with which the functionaries
have been Judged by the general pu-
bllc when some of their glaring i'm
proprieties have come to the surface
and which have been treated with in
difference by the colonists and recei-
we'd withs hame by the congregantes.
They evidently do not want to be
convinced nor are they willing to ad-
NIT that our campaign of protest is
directed against regime which to-
lerates and protects those ignominies
and which dumps on our shores a leg
ion Of parasites and hangers-on look
ing for anything in the wayof spoils
that May be picked up.
What is wrong here is the system;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Ell PADRE MARTIN

AnunCia un telegrama de Ro-
ma que el Reverend Padre don
Luis Martin, ilustrado te6logo
espanol y general de la Orden
de los iesuitas, sc halla a las
puertas de la muerte a conSe-
cuencia de un cancer que Ia
hechO de los u]timos amos de su
existencia un prolongadO mar
trio. va en- Abril del pasado
ano hubO que amputarle el bra
70 derecho Y ahora ell terrible
NAL aCaba de reaparecer en- el
.pecho.
FL Padre Martin naci6 en-
Burgos en- 1916, Su vocaci0n le
llevo a seguir la carTera del Gle
TO y no tard0 en- distinguirSe
en- ella por su iluStracion Y Co
noCimientOs. En- 1873 fu6 nom
brado rector de la Universidad
de Salamanca y ocho amos mas
tarde Provincial de la Orden
jesuita en- Castillo. Fue uno
de los cancilleres del preceden-
tie General, el Padre Anderledy.
quien a su muerte en- Julio de
1892 10 designo para ejercer pro-
visionalmente la direction de la
Orden. En- Septiembre de aquel
mismo ano la asamblea 10 eligio
jefe de la Compania de Jesus.
Ha sido siempre muy opuesto a
la americanizacion de la Iglesia
catolica, tendencia que Sc nota
marcadamente en- las obras, dis
cursos Y opiniones de algunos
preladOs de los Estados Unidos.
Sc han recibido por la Jefatura de
Obras P1blicas los puenteS recien-
ensanchados sobre las quebradas
"Grande" y Salada, en- la carretera de
San Sebastian q Lares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Gomez CarrillO, COndeCOradO

Nucstro querido compafiero Enri-
que Gomez Carrillo ha sido nombra-
do caballero de la Legion de Honor
FL gobierno frances, al favOrecerle
con tai distinction. ha hecho una obra
de justicia El ilustre redactor de
=" Ell Liberal no eS de los hombres
que necesitan condecoraciones para
adquirir credito: es de los que las
acreditan y las honran,
Ninguno, quizas, de los que viven
en- Espafla de Ia pluma ignora 10 es-
timado que es en- Paris Ell amenO, el
elegante, el delicadfsimo cronista.
Gomez Carril1o es rcspetado por los
pontfhceS de las letras francesas; CO.
labora en- las revistas parisienses
mas famosas, frecuenta la Sociedad
de los mas celebres literatos. -. Po-
cos extrangeros han logrado conquis-
tar 10 que este latino, amable sin es-
fuerzo, l1eno de Simpat1as, bizarre
como un aventurero y attractive COMO
un abate, ha conseguido en- unos
lcuantOS amos con Su talento de es-
critor, su habilidad de hombre de
mundo y sus arranques ardorosos de
amante de todas las generoridades y
de todas las gentilezas.
Al premia el gobierno frances,
ha premiado 4 I'm gallo de coraz6n,
porque Gomez Carrillo 10 miSmo sc
encuentra en- su dasa cuando recorre
las GALES parisienses, que cuando pa
sea por las madrileflas.
Con su nombre, hay uno mas, illus
tre en- las listas de la Legion de Ho-
nor Y de clio nos fclicitamos los que
sabemos admirar al artista y estimar
al compaf1ero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Doctor Gustavo Munoz

De Ia FAUULTAD De MEDIUINA De kADRID
v Ex-PRoFESOR CLlNlCO
DEL'HOSPlTAL DE SAN CARLOS
DE LA NIsMA FACULTAD
De regeso de su viaje Madrid ha establecido
su ofciua professional
en- la Gale de Tetuan n6mero 81.
HORAS DIR CONSULTA, DIE P.M
TELEESne. KVmKRe 97e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
RefuerZ0 para Ia armada
jap0ne9a
En- Mayo saldran dos acOrazados
para ell Jap6n

dres que en- Mayo proximo saldran de los ast-
lleros de Ingaterra para el Jap6n los dos nue.
vos acorazados "Katori" "Kashima" que re
forzaran la va poderosa armada japonesa, au-
mentada considerablemente con los buques ru-
SOS puestos hote en- la bahia de Port Arthur
y reparados en- los arsenales del Jap6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Buenas reHaCi0nes entire
al va&icano y eH 0uirinal
Sc aceptara la asignaci6n
para ell PapadO

Nueva York, jueves.-La asistencia de los
cuatro cardenales catolicos al banquete efec-
tuado en- el Quirinal en- honor del embajador
americana Sc interpreta en- los circulos politicos
como la prueba mas fehaciente de las buenas
relaciones existentes hoy entire el Vaticano Y
el Quirinal.
Esperase que sea aceptada por Su Santidad
Pfo X la asignaci6n que hizo el gobierno para
el Papado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Probable aCuercEO entire
EngIaterEa " Rusia
Ell viaje del Rey Eduardo
a San Petersburgo

Nueva York, jueves.-Desde San Peters
burgo, informan que Sc ha confrmado el rumor
Tecientemente crcula do relative al probable
Viaje del rey Eduardo VII, a dicha capital de
Russia, con Ell fin de conferenciar con el Ear Nj
colas acerca del acuerdo entire ambos poderes,
sobre la Influenza rusa en- el Golfo persico y la
Mongolia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
Dona&iwOs en- favor
de Las wkctigmas de
San Francisco
Todos los sOberanos de Europa
auxilian & los desgraciados

Nueva York jueves.-Se han recibido i'm
portantes donativos de los soberanos de Europa
presidentes de Francia demas repdblicas
ur-americanas para auxiliar las victimas de
la catastrofe de San Francisco de California
El Presidente Roosevelt ha dirijido cable
gramas los donantes agradeCiendoless sus Ofer-
tas en- nombre del Pueblo Americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
SePveIO Especial deI BOlelm m1canln
OABLEGRAMAS.
O&rO tenahH0r de TERRA
EN- San Francisco
Rein6 gran panico entire los habitantes

Francisco de California que aver Sc sintio
un fuerte temblor de terra en- aquella ciudad,
volvendo reinar el panico entire los vecinos
que todavfa no han podido descansar de la es-
pantosa lucha sostenida desde el 10 contra el
horroroso incendio que destruyo casi pOr COM
pletO q San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
DesC0ntentO en- Chile
contra los u. 8.
lSe quejan de los diplomaticos
ameriCanOS

Nueva York, jueves.-Dicen de Valparaiso,
que la prensa de Chile critica duramente los
procedimientos de los diplomaticos de los Esta-
dos Unidos, a quienes calihca de "diplomaticos
de segunda clase" ademas Sc comenta muy
desfavorablemente la tendencia de sostener la
DOctrina de Monroe, contra los pueblos sudame-
riCanOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
&c EmbajadOE" americana
feStejadO en- e. 0uirinal
Asisten cuatro Cardenales al banquete

Nueva York, jueves.-Comuncan de Roma
que Sc ha efectuado en- el palacio del "Quirinal'
un banquete en- honor del Embaiador de los Es-
tados Unidos. asistiendo por primera vez, Cua-
tro cardenales del "Sacro Colegio'
Ell hecho ha cauSado viva sensaCi6n en- el
mundO CatoliCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-26
e Kaiser. ira 4 I'D ads.id
en SeptTen1pre


Nueva York jueves.- Participant de Berlin
que el Kaiser Guillermo no ha desistido de su
|proyectado viaje a Espana que Sc promote es-
tar en- Madrid fines de Septiembre proximo
En- Mayo asistira la Exposition de Geno-
va, pasara luego a Roma Atenas.
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Summer Excursions to California.

The following rates are announced
for summer tourist excursions to
California points; to San Francisco.
via Southern Pacific, S55- 65 to Los
Angeles, via San Pedro, Los Angel
es and Salt Lake road, $57- 65.
Divers routes are permitted between
S. p. and S. P, L. A. & S. L. on
these rates. Date of sale June list
to September 18th inclusive 1906.
Going trip must beign on date of
sale, and some point in California
or Oregon reached within sixty days
thereafter. Within California or
Oregon stopovers may be made at
any point up to October Doth, 1906,
by which time destination must be
reached. The final limit will be
indicated by joint agent at destina-
ton, and limit SO punched will be
for continuous passage. Neverthe-
less, stopovers will be allowed re-
turning, but ON the S. P and S. P,
L. A. & S. L. they will be gotten
only by depositing ticket with agent
at point of stopover. On the O. S.
L. and o. r N. tickets will be good
for stopover limit by simply apply
ing to the conductor For further
information enquire of F. E. Aus
tin, Agent Mountain Home, or D. E.
Burnley, G. p. A. Salt Lake City.
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TRANSMISSION AND
GERMIGATI0N OF SEED

1t has often been observed that
any sudden change in the superfi-
cial character of the soil is rapidly
followed by an alteration in the ma
ture of the plants growing thereon,
new species appearing where the
ground has hitherto been stranger
to them. Very many farmers, for
esters, and scientific among
others the French botanist Poisson
are inclined to attribute this phe-
nonenon to the retention OF seeds,
bulbs, or spores of a former growth
of vegetation in quiescent state,
these seeds and growths retaining
their powers of termination even
after several other successive crops
of plants have grown above them.
doubted the possibility of seeds re-
tanning their terminating proper
ties for so long a time, and have
explained the sudden appearance of
strange plants in different places
by natural means of seed trans
mission, as, for instance, by birds,
bees, currents of air, and the like
A remarkable fact was once OBJ
served by TIL. v. Heldrcich at the
mountain called Laurion in Attica.
After the removal of about ter
feet of soil and rubblc which hac
been undisturbed for ages, there
suddenly sprang up a plant I'M
known heretofore in that region,
viz, a glaucium or horned poppy.
accompanied by rich growth o.
the fly-catcher or Silene juvenalis
del, a plant quite a stranger tc
Attica.
This mystery of plant life has, Sc
far, been vexed problem, and sew
eral theories have been suggested
for its solution. A French scien
fist, M. Fi1che, has recently made
some exhaustive studies in this con
nection, and has observed some in
teresting phenomena which hav'
occurred with specimens of south
ern European plant called wolf S
milk or cypress-spurge (Euphorbii
lathryis u. This plant is not in
digenous in France; few year
ago, however, some Nancy botanist
were astonished to find large guam
titles of this plant in full blossom
in district where it had never be
fore been seen, namely, in a two
year-old clearing in the large for
est of Hane, in the canton Of Pc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of D. P. Stubbs, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, executor of the last will
of d. P. Stubs, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said executor at the office oi
w. c. Howie, his attorney, il
Mountsin Home, in the county o.
Elmore, Idaho.
Dated at Mountain Home, Idaho
July 9th, 1906.
o. D. STUBBS,
Executor of last will of d. p
| Stubs, deceased.