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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-12

Publieamos hoy Ell nota billsi-
mo discurso pronunciado por ell
eminente orador don Jose de
Diego, en- la velada literarlo-ar-
tistica, celebrada en- Ell Ateneo,
en- la noche del lunes.
FL discurso del Speaker de la
Camara es una bella pagina de
castiza literature espanOla, que
seguramente han de admlrar
nueStroS lectOreS.
He aqui ell texto:
No ha podido ser mas inespe-
rada Y subita la sOrpreSa, que
me p0ne aqui, en- traje lncorrec-
to, vestido de soldadO, en- estOs
dias de batallas parlamentarias;
pero no puedo desOlr la carl1lo-
sa V eIOCuente voZ del SenOr De
qetau. mi bOndadOso amigo, y
placeme corresponder a su 1nvi-
tacion, p0rque siempre me ha
sido grato elevar mi voz en- este
peQueno temple. donde sc reco-
ge Y oculta Ell alma fugitiva y
dOlorosa delarte puertorriquelo.
He dicho arte y debiera decir
pueblo, patria, pOrque el arte
debe ser una manifestation in
TINA Y directa del sentimiento
nacional; porque la patr1a no
Solam ente sc forma en- los cam :
pos de batalla, en- las luchaS
politlcas, en- las ensenanZas de
la filOSOfia Y de la historic, SinO
tambi6n por las serenas emana-
clones del arte, radiosa flor del
espiritu y de belleza, por el gri-
to vibrante de la p0esia, por la
Onda sugestiva de la m1sica,
por la luz del sol y la vision de
la terra trasladadas al lienzo
pictorico, por toda la suprema
expression del genio de las bellas
artes, expression sublime y au-
t6ntiCa mas que ninguna otra
aut6ntica y sublime. del alma
de los pueblos.
Debiera ser y no es asi ahora
en- los pueblos lbero america
nos, ,donde la poesia,que es e. ar
te mas cultivado. no parece que
refleja en- estos tiempos los an
helos incumplidos, las angustio
sas crisis, las esperanZas perse-
Seguidas, los ideales amados de
nuestros hermanos Y de nos
Otros mlsmos en- el mundo de
America.
En- Diciembre del ano 1906
estuve en- la gentilisima ciudad
dc Caracas, Cuna de naciones
como ell espac1o de estrellas
terra del heroismo varonil y dc
la belleza femenina, de los pa
jaros v de las flores del Para1so
de la gracia V de la hermosura
V vi que ALI los ni11Os reclber
una COntfnua enSenanZa de
amor patri6tico, los niflos vene
.zolanos que en- la rotonda de
Capitolio contemplan la visior
magni1ca de Ia batalla de Cara
bobo, qae en- la plaza admirar
con e1tasis religiosa la figure
ecuestre del Gran L1bertador, J
en- Ell Panteon Y en- las Acade-
mias y Ga los paseos Y en- la:
Gales las estatuas dc Miranda
Pas. Cordoba. Sucre, y reli
quias v rehejos de Junin, d
Ayacueho, y de todas las esce
mas traglcas y de todos los au-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-12
En- Ia CdInara de Delegates
SESSION DE AVER

A las so de la tarde queda cons
tituida la Camara en- session, concu
rriendo 10 delegados. Aprobada Ell
acta de la session anterior Sc da cuen-
ia con las peticiones proyectos de
ley para consider arlos en- primera lee
tura Y Sc entra en- la orden del dfa.
La comision de legislation ha estado
reunida desde por la maf1ana para in
formar los proyectos de ley de la Ca
mara Consejo, sometidos 81 con-
sideracion.
Pasan a la orden del dfa los infor-
mes de las comisiones los P n6me-
ros 81 So Vienen con enmiendas.
Pasan & comisiones los G. B. mime
ros 7, IS de los senores Dfaz Ma
varro y Dexter.
Oueda aprobado en- tercer lectura
ell P. ndmero 90. Para enmendar el
artfcIlo ndmero a01 del C6digo Penal.
Sc da cuenta con una communication
del Hon. Gober2ador Post, invitando
q los Deleg ADDS, para una ahdiencia
ante ell ingeniero seflor Potter, ell a
Mansion Ejecutiva, a fin de tratar de
limites para ell "Malec6n" Ell ell puerto
de la ciudad Viene del Consejo Eje-
cutivo ell P SO creando '.becas'. Con
enmiendas. Pasa la comisi6n de ms
trucci6n pdblica para informe.
Sc apraeba ell P n1mero SO para
cum endar Ia ley asignando sueldos a
los Registrsdores de la Propiedad Y
para otros fines. En- la seoci6n prin-
cipal dice como sigue
"Secci6n primer - Que en- 10 suce
sivo para ser nombrado Registrador de
la Propiecad de cualquier Registro de
la Propiedad de la Isla de Puerto Rico
Sc requiere ser ciudadano de Puerto
Rico. mayor de IS amos abogado en-
ejercicio con mas de cinco amos de
practica ante los Tribunales de esta
Isla. haber desempenado interamente
satisfaction delGobierno IN Registrc
de la Propiedad por igual espaci6 de
tempo, y que conozca correctamente
Ell espanoT'
Sc presenta ell Z ndmero 81 derogan
do ell artfculo 49 del C6digo Penal Lc
apoyan los sefiores Tizol y Torres y sc
aprueba sin discucion.
A solicitud del seflor Trelles Sc cons
tituye la Camara en- ".Comisi6n total
para discutr los proyectos pendientes
El seflor Tizol solicita, Sc acuerds
sea reconsiderado, en- la session de ma
nana, el ?. ndmero % Contra juego:
| de azar.
El sefior Was Ochoteco, solicita Sea
discutido preferente nente el P. mime
70 76. Enmienda la ley electoral
que quedo sobre la mesa en- ell dfa de
aver. Asf Sc acuerda Sc discuter
brevemente algunas enmendas de 10:
sefores Barcel6 y Was, y SON aproba-
das. Ell senior Mendez Cardona. pro-
pone otra enmienda..y y es aprobada.
A petici0n del senior Barcelo Sc In
cluye la enmienda de que las Cortes
de justicia conozcan de los hechos
castigados en- la secci6n I'd del proyec.
to- peticion del senor Was Ocho-
teco, que en- la Investigation del jue2
municipal 9 lie paz Sc hagan constar
las declaraciones de los testigos como
Sc hace en- las causas por delitos
graves.
Queda aprobado Ell proyecto en- II
forma enmendada.
Sc discute el ?. ndmero 81 para ms
peccionar de las reses para el abastt
pd dblico. Lo sostiene el senior Trellel
Olive. El senior M6ndez propone M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11

Ba1el. Das @taatsseridt Derz
urtbeilte ben Ra5iirer Der Stempelz
iteuerperipaltuns paul Sbommen tues
gen unteri9lasung bon 37,755 Jrcs.
@taatsselbern gu 5tpei Sabren 3uht=
baus.
9larberg. Su Der Ndbe bes
@9iebItanbes beluftisten iih 3tpei 12s
iGbrise 3naben NIT Globertidieben.
giner BON ibnen, Grib Soltermann,
tpurbe bon einem @efdob getroffen
unb mar augenblidlid tobt
30 0 rtbep. = Der bon ct. Wo@
rib nad 8ouperet abgebenoe 3us
iiberfubr atpil9en MaKonser unb
Wlontbep ben 39idbrisen Sules Dell
montbe. gr tpGr ausenblidlia tobt.
ct. @allen. Der Mthlet Soft
Sattler, Der am Naubmorbiiberfau
in Malbtirh betbeilist mar. bel ber
Nerbaftung uber enttpei9en tonnte.
lit in Nep Dort feitsenommen ipor-
ben.
Der in @cben perbaftete DETER
rei1er 1T Der 38 Sabre alte fiiibere
6teuerbeamte @anb aus Mien. gr
iit bes Diebitabls bon 1000 Rronsu
bei9ulbigt.
DieIsborf. 4ier itarb pfars
rer sFrib Minbler nod tur5er arantz
belt I'M bitter BON 36 Jabren.
Gent. Der bier geitorbsne
@robrobbinet Soispb Mertbeimer BIZ
bete ieit Subraebnten bic tppii9e
@tobtfigur
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11

Mugsbure. Dieier Sage
itarb Elm 68idbriger, lebiser 9unbelsz
| agent Namsns 2ubtpig Gstpolf, Der
einiam unb perlaKen23 Sabre lang in
ieiner Wobnung in Der S4dfflerz
tpirtbihaft am prebigerberg ssbauit
bate.
8ab 8ei9enbatl. - gs per=
ihieb na9 lGnserem 2eiben Der 8auz
meii iter unb Sdetpertsbeiiser 9err So
iepb Nblmannseber bahier i'm 81. Qez
bensiabre.
9onisrei& 2sarttemsers.
Stuttgart. - 9eitorben 1T gu
| Stuttgart Nehtsanpalt GueenStod=
maber. 1928 Mits(ieb oes 8urz
serausiduiies, felt 1893 Witslteo oes
Gemein oeratbs.
Nilinsen. - Riirslih fiel oas
pflegetinb oes W1arrers Srei in
8untbofen in basWaHer unb srtrant.
8iberah. Der 42idbrtge
0austnedt srana Nuher bat ii4
our6 einen Repolperidub nad pors
bersebenOem 9treit nit ieiner 2Ogiss
pirt6in eridofsn.
8Dbelsb baufen. - Die Wittz
pe Wbnes prieter lit our 3eit Ste
| altefte perion oes Steinladtbales.
Sie miro in oieiem CONNER bunoert
Sabre alt un6 bat nod Biz por apet
eSubren o6ne Bri0e leIen t0rnen.
Oornbun. 6ier itarb nah
| lGngersr 8rantbsit i'm Nner bon nur
90 eSabren Ser uls Mend pie als
| 2ebrer sleid 6ohgeiddBte Sberreals
lebrer Hind.
6rieorihsbaf fen. - Der BEL
ser bielis.n Gtienbabnrpertitdtte
| burd ueberfabren perunsliidte 19
Sabre alte observation-disclosures Rien3le,
| bon Wltersbauien eebiirt;g. lit !tinen
0erlebungen erlegen.
Href6erapst9uu Yaoe~.
&arlsrube. - NHeHpr 6art<
mann bon bier, friiber 8iirgermeiiter
| in Waltersbaulen, nurbs mad pierz
| nlonatissr Warteaeit als Biirgermei=
Iier BON @iienah beitdtigt.
8retten. Der perbeiruthete
2anoipirtb 5rans 6auber itiir3te bon
ser Sdeune auf bic Senne unb erlitt
ihpere innere 0erlebungsn. Mn leiz
mem Wuftommen piro sesneifelt.
Sretburg. Der 18idhrige
| Me9aniter Rarl 6auier puroe in
Der 3unftitrabe eritoden aufsefunz
Oen.
5urtpansen. Sr 0ffent@
licher 0eriteigerung gina oas 9otel
Sur @onn." in oen Beiib ron Ser
tbolb S6oma, @obn bes 9errn 6ir=
idenpirtbs Sbomo in 9ootnau,
iiber. Ser Raufpreis betrdst 81, 200
Warf.
@roBrinbe 9ter
Itarb aan3 unertpdrtet Der Wltburger=
mei1er :. 6. 2eudtpeis infolge
SturSes BON Der Better.
ezuxemBurg. ;
@hterna9. Der MlIIer
8eder BON 2auterbornermiible tpurbe
Bel einem@treit mibbanbelt unb burh
einen Stt9 in ben unterleib erbeblth
perlebt.
Dettnsen. Man fanb in Der
Ndbe elmer gu .peridesberg" gelese=
| nen @rube eine mdnnlide Qethe. Der
9obte tpurbe ais Der 45idbrige Bersz
arbeiter georg Soief graul aus Bel
glen ertannt.
0eferret@- gtnsarn.
Qemberg. Der gaeitor Der
polnifhen @hriftneller. platon Ro=
itedi, 1T bier i'm rs. 2ebensiabre geS
itorben.
Gs erfdob iih bier Der penfionirte
6ofratb unb getpefene ldngidbrige
Direttor Der sali3ifden poft- unb
9elesrapbenbirettion Mnton Gaiff<
ner. Der llnsliidfi1e itanb I'm 72.
aebensiubre.
prag. sSn Der Naht bat fid
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
99einpfals.

Gi1enbers.-Mm bieiisen 8ta=
buff na4 1iefentbal fdnben Nrbeiter
bic Grau bes 8renners Sat. 8ied
i9nerpsrlebt auf Der @trabe liesen
unb bra1ten iie gum Mr5t. Die 8e=
bauernsnertbe bat iib tpobl BON Der
Gifenbabnbriide begin. BON Der eiier=
nen Werbinbungsbriide Der pfdl3iihen
Gbamotte= unb Tontperfe, mo ibr
Mann in Na9tf9i9t arbeitete. berab=
geitiir3t unb 10 fbpere WerleBunsen
erlitten, bab lie Ma4mittss itarb.
Aontsrei& 2baierm.
Minaen. Sn Der nG4iten
llmgebung Miin9ens fanb tpegen eli
mes gbrenbanbels atpifden benz pri=
batter Mug. Meirler uno benz Qeutz
nant Wibemann Elm @dbelbueG jtatt,
bas einen blutigen Musgang nabm.
Beibe Duenanten erlitten erbebli1e,
aber ni4t t0btlihe WerleBungen.
Riir5li4 fiel beim @pielen in Ell
nem 1of an Der Butterme1el1eritr.
ber 41aidbrise Rellnerinnenfobn Mar
llbeu in ben borbeifliebenben Bad
unh ertranf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11

in 3abeblib Bel WrtopiB eine furdt,
bare 5amilien SragDbie abgefpieIt-
Der 8abnarbeiter. Sofef Nablieaet
iiberfiel feline 4Oidbrige Satin Wedrte
unb ieinen 8<idbrigen Sobn Gran3
I'M S9lafe unb periebte ibnen nit ets
ner Riidenbade folanse 3iebe auf ben
&opf, biz lie tobt paren.
ga ben. - Rur3 nad einem 2eiz
hen<BesGnsnib tpurbe Der Re9ens=
hori 3anetti, tpelher BEL bem @otz
tesbienite bic Orgel sefpielt bate. i'm
Gbor tobiii4tig.
Brunn. Der aus Wien abs
sGngise Mrti[Ieriit Grnit Sorer tuurbe
i'm Maloe Bel Willen3 erbdngt aufgez
funben.
8u peis. - Gs entitanb in eiz
nefi1 @aitbau1e in benz ti4e9ifhen
Orte 9artotpib Bel 8ubpeis apifhen
ti9e9if9en Ngrariern unb ti4eht.
19en Rlerifalen i'm 2aufe elmer polia
tilden SistuIIion Elm Streit, in nel-
dem i9liebli9 Der tI4edilde 2anbz
tptrtb Sobann Weitan ben Grunbbez
iiBer Sofef 8lai9et nit einem Sef1el
nieber1dlus. 8laf9et tpuroe betpuBtz
los bonn plabe setragen uno itarb
am nd4ften Sage.
WinbtI9 Jret fri B.-Oer
Mbpotat Or. Mueuit Reboi 1T i'm II.
2ebensiabre ssitorben. Gtn 9er3a
fdlas bate ieinem 2eben i'm 8sdirfsz
eerihte, als er eben apei Wftenltiide
iiberrei6te, Elm gnoe semadt.
Gf(ak. Set9rinsen.
@trabburs.-Wor bem S40fs
fenseri9t fo1te sesen ben ebemaligen
YolioeitommiKar Stepbanp tpegen
unerlaubter Musnanberung als 9eez
respfli9tiser perbunbelt tperben. Da
inbei5en tonltatirt iparb, baB @tez
pbanp aus benz beuti4en Staatsperz
banbe ausseidieben lit. erfOlste ieins
Grsiipre4uns bon bieier Mntlase.
MumeB. Ginen fhredliheu
Sob fanb bus pierjdbris. ED&ter@en
bes Seilers gorbier. Gs tam bein,
lab i'm Diem eine Ranne iteben unb
meinte. es lei Raffee barin. Gs Be-
md9tiste ii9 berielben unb trant boz
raus. unsliidli4ertpeiie entbislt tie
to9enbes MaKer, bas bic Rleine oerz
art perbrannte, bab lie tpentge Stun<
ben barna1 an ben 9ranbpunbeu
1tdrb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11

DDmis. Das Set ber soloez
men 6odaeit feierten bier @aiffer
Bruie uno ssrau. Das sSubelpaar
purbe bllrh elm @liidnunihl9reiben
oes @rob bber5oss erfreut.
@noien. - Gein 5OiGbriges
BiirgeriubilGum feierte bier Der Gtz
aarrenfabrifant @hliiter. 3ablrei9e
Gbrungen BON nab unb fern tpurben
ibm bargebraht. Der Biirgerauss
{hub bat ourH eine Deputation feline
@!iidniinihe iibermittelt.
8ropin, Saanoper sns ssrann(@weis.
Mfel. Ginen fompli3irten
Beins unS EuBselentbruh erlitt oer
Mrbeiter R-tbe auf Der bieiigen 3ies
gtlei. Cine nit Ebon belabene eilerne
lotprp mar aus Dem @eteiie qe{prunz
gen unb tippte beim Mieoereinieben
um. Rrebe tam nit benz 8eine unter
ben Magen au liegen uno 3og iidb bie
obigen Derlebungen au.
8oteloh. Sn Der NGbe Ser
BedmtenhGuier am 8abnhof itebt cine
aur3eit unbenubte 8retterbuoe. Diefe
lit BON lihtfheuem @tfin0el als niIl=
tommener @Alupfnintel auserfekn.
esn Der Hubt fan6 man. olIerlet GBz
ipaaren, Wnrit, GluiHen rnitshnaps
, 1908-05-11
A Bold Stem.

To overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections Of the more intel
ligent to the use Of secret, medicinal com
pounds, DR.. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, N.
T., some time ago, decided to make q bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers OF put-up medicines for do.
nestle use, and SO has published broad
cast and openly TO the whole world, q full
and complete list OF all tho ingredients
entering inS ethe composition OF his widely
celebrated bsdict6es. Thus he has taken
his n~umerpds PATRONS and patients into
his full (~6nfAence. Thus too he has re-
moved nj 4medicines from among secret
noetrfpSo of doubtful merits, and made
themLRem<dks Of knoion Composition,
~ this bold stem d. Pierce has shown
tha1 p1S formulas arc Of sQch eycellepce
tea1 tJ r. y not AtIsld to subject them Q
Of Dr. Pisfcs's Golden HesdicLo Disc sers 9oj tbe
f.mou. medicine for weak stomach, pid
p,ote Enoltsh. . full and complete lat OF Iii
SooL Sss Sesn ceeO%mDooiiltsn3f + fso1 but nr : mail
standard medical works, Of ali the diYsrent
schools Of practice. containing very numers
S Se.es sss5a:s. ss0n n. shs .,i: sadors Fl ls & Is.
arow0st possQl terH1, each and every insrn-
CLIENT contained In d.. Ptercss medicinea
One OF these little books VIII b. mailed free
to any one sepdipg address On postal card OF
By letter. TO DE. r Y. Pierre Bun.!c. NY
book It will be learned that Dr. Pierce's med.
icinss contain no alcohol narcotics, mineral
aeents Or other poisonous or Injurious assnts
and that they arc made from nstivs. medici-
IA root Of erest %yaluei. also that some OF
d.. Pteeces favorits Prescription for weak,
nervous over.vorksd .~run-dovn.' nervous
and dobtlitAted women. wee. employed, Ions
year. aso 5y The Indians for similar Ailments
anectinf t6eir eouswA, In fact ono OF the
post valuable medicinal plants entering into
Ne Composition Of d.: Pierce.s F~9yorite Pre-
.Sauaw-weed.. Our mowleaes Of he No.
Ct not : few Of our most valuable native NO
oictnal plante was glined from the lndiena
Az made Up By Improved and exsct pro
ee.ssa tho sP.yorite Prescription : : mSst
anly functions correctis9 displscsmentS q
Droaspsa: enteysrsion and F~etofvsrsscn.
neryes and bringing about s psr10C3 stats a
nsatA. eosd By all dealers 6no4i1t10
, 1908-05-11
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
MERICA.

Personally The Republican knows
very little of President Merica. He
comes to the University of Wyoming.
however. with strong endorsements
from strong men. If he were not a
man of power he could not have oh.
tanned those endorsements. He ap-
pears to be possessed of those quail
fications essential to the building up
of n university in a young state
thorough training, energy, the faculty
TO mix with the people and eloquence.
Beginning his work Mt the present
time will materially aid him in map
ping out the program for the coming
year. During the vacation months he
will have time to look carefully over
the field, make his plans and carry
them into effect. He will have an OPP
%portunity during the remainder of the
spring term to see just where there
Is weakness and to arm himself for
its elimination. That discipline is
needed no one who has given the uni
versity the slightest attention will
deny, and that discipline must extend
from the top t o the bottom. Self.
government is all well and good, but
1t does not work out with children
just entering college life. They must
be anfenable to strict rules in order
TO get the best result and every
member of the faculty must aid in
bringing about the discipline neces-
sary to the placing of the University
OF Wyoming upon as high a plane as
any college in the land.
President Merica, to use a slang
phrase. it is up to you. The univer.
sity has been placed in your keeping
and the people expect you to exercise
your very best ability in getting re-
suits.
, 1908-05-11

ton. In her election and reflections
there has been no division of senti-
ment in the board of trustees. The
members of the board, individually
and collectively, have ever recognized
her integrity, her ability and her 10y
atty. They have recognized the neces-
sity of having a person in whom they
could place implicit confidence, and
their trust has not been misplaced o
their confidence abused.
Even the enemies of Miss Hebard-
and what strong person has none?-
recognize her mental and moral worth.
The editor of The Republican has
heard more than II OF them say,
why not make Miss Hebard presi-
dent of the university? She certainly
has the ability to fill the position"
DR.. Hebard has been modest and
unassuming in her work. When a
hue and cry was made against her
because of the fact that she was both
a member Of the board of trustees
and its secretary, she rose to the oc-
casion and voluntarily resigned the po-
sition of trustee, thus eliminating that
somewhat far-fetched ground of crit
icism. Now, when she is attacked by
the scurrilous democratic press of
the state. without a reason and in, the
face of the strongest kind OF COM
mendation from the governors COM
mission, she again resigns the position
about which they are making COM
plant, in order. If possible, that there
shall be no word of criticism aimed
at the institution she loves and which
she has done so much to promote.
The Republican sincerely hopes that
she will be retained as a professor
in the institution. Certainly her en-
emies viii not pursue her into the
faculty without some ground for their
contemplate filings and ~inunendoes,
although they have never been able
to make a sane charge of any kind
against her while she was a member
of the board or it's secretary. They
will surely be willing to accord to
her the right to make a living al the
work she is so well qualified to per.
form.
, 1908-05-11
MoNDELL PEOPLES CHOICE.

The denomination of Hon. Frank w.
Mondell vas a %foregone conclusion, but
it is nevertheless pleasing to his
friends in this county, where he has
always been a prime favorite. 1t will
be recalled that as early as 1894 Mon
dell of Newcastle stood high with AL
bany county people. The delegation
who went to Casper that year were
with him for anything he wanted. AS
a matter of fact they favored him for
governor. but when he consented to
change to congress. they we're with
him for that position, and they have
been with him ever since. BY his un.
firing energy and great ability he mas
been constantly working upward
ever upward-until he now occupies
a place in congress hat is of great
value to the state. There is no sub
ject more vital to the people of the
west, and particularly to the. people
of Wyoming, than the proper handling
and disposition of the public lands.
This subject Mr.. Mondell has given
long and discriminating study. AS
congressman, as assistant commits
sioner of the general land office and
again as congressman, he has had
great opportunity to become intimate
ly acquainted with all the land laws
and all the needs of the people.
In this congress Mr.. Mondell is the
chairman of the public lands COM
mittee, where he has great power for
good. At the present time he is work
ing through a bill giving to the PEG,
pie of he arid land states the right
10 enter 800 acres of land. Ajvices
from Washington are TO the effect
that this bill is likely to become a
law before adjournment. If it should
it will be a boon to all who have oc-
casion to enter land, as a quarter sec
ton is not enough upon which to
maintain a family in the arid region,
unless that area a We irrigated.
, 1908-05-11
SOME OLD FAVORITES.
BEN BOLT.

(By Thomas Dunn English.)
Don't you remember sweet Alice, Ben
Bolt
Sweet Alice, whose hair was so
brown,
Who wept with delight when you gave
her a smile,
And trembled with fear at your
frown?
In the old c%hurchyard in the valley,
Ben Bolt,
In a corner obscure and alone,
They have fitted a slab of granite so
gray,
And Alice lies under the stone.
Under the hickory tree, Ben Bolt,
Which stood at the foot of the hin
Together we've lain in the MONDAY
shade,
And listened to Appleton's mill.
The mill wheel has fallen to pieces,
Ben Bolt
The rafters have tumbled in,
And a quiet which crawls round the
walls as you gaze
Has followed the Olden din.
Do you mind the cabin of logs, Ben
Bolt.
At the edge of the painless wood,
And the button ball tree with its mot
ley limbs,
Which nigh to the doorsteps stood?
The cabin to ruin has gone, Ben Bolt,
The tree you would seek for in vain;
And where once the lords of the forest
waved
Are grass and golden grain.
And don't you remember the school.
Ben Bolt,
With the master SO cruel and grim,
And the shady nook in the running
brook
Where the children went to swim?
Grass grows on the masters grave,
Ben Bolt,
The spring of the book is dry,
mates then
There are only you and 1
There is a change in the things l loved,
Ben Bolt,
They have changed from the old to
the new;
But l feel in the deeps Of my spirit the
truth,
There never was change in you.
Twelve months twenty have passed,
Ben Bolt,
Since first we We're friends-yet l
hail
Your presence blessing, your friend
ship a truth,
Ben Bolt of the salt sea gale.
, 1908-05-11

well feel ashamed. If your candidate
or YOU measures We're defeated, don't
feel too serious. There is another
time coming when you can try II
again and If you are right you can be
sure hat sooner or later your ideas
must prevail.-Lander State Journal
How Nice II viii Be-
Now the gentlemen of the city have
a magnificent room TO which they
can go in the evening and spend {
couple of hours in peace" reading
the newspapers and magazines, smok
ing club" cigars, playing a friendl,
game of whist or high five, and won't
1t be nice TO be able to tell the wife
at home, that we had to attend an
important meeting of the club? and
don't tell the women, but the same ex
cuse can be useJ,-hick, UNI, hick-ii
another en-hi-c-k-gagment requires the
evenings attention. The lodge play
is getting old, there are too many
a%uxiliaries, and the club deal will now
have TO be played, but don't tell any
body, as this is on the quiet.-Ther'
mopolis independent.
, 1908-05-11
WYoMING's DELEGATION
TELEGRAPH GREETINGS,

The following telegram from Sena-
tors Clark and Warren and Congress
mar Mondell was read at the republi-
can state convention at Lander last
week and evoked the greatest enthusi-
asm:
Washington, d. c., May 6, 1908.
Chairman Republican State Conven-
tion, Lander, Wyo.
please present our greetings to the
convention. So great is our confidence
in the wisdom of assembled republi-
cans that you are authorized in adj
vance to pledge u loyal, earnest and
enthusiastic support to the principles
and nominees of the convention. This
is a republican year and u party
will roll up a majority both in state
and nation, that will open the eyes OF
the opposition and shake the noun
tains.
&C. D. CLARK.
Of. W. MONDELL.
"F. e. WARREN"