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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

So, fault cure S6ube int Grocery
Sture uenn SIR an ben Gro c~eriiten
nit Sano unb SUB s~ebunoen leio, aber
menn SIR frei unb unabban9ie ieib,
unb eutes Sbubmert sum bini9Iten
EreiIe foufeu mout, buun tauft Cure
Sdube bel
M. 9. 8enIing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

Uni ere neue SdumnoH mdtte.
Se6r bequem fir uniere Sausfrou>
Ell, 2&OIs, oera0e brett aenue Fir eiu
Quilt, SIT 40; Gents per
8u0, bel
Hrrhn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

publifanii6erieit8 UNI ein Nmt be-
merben iuDQen miihen ii6 beeilen
lire 9anbioatur betnnnt gu MAIDEN,
oa na9 ben Observation-Disclosures
gen bis gum s. Nuguit bic Namen al
Ter 9anoioaten an ons @puntp zGpmi=
te einberi6tet uno Die betr. MlIeII-
ments be5ablt lein miilien. @nnoi-
onten Die bie1en 8eIin1mun9en ni6t
no6fommen ueriuirten ibr &edt auf
oas Sidet eeItent su werben, uber
mel6es BEL ben 9rintdrnablen AM 5.
September abeeitimnlt tperben tuiro.
Sir bic am 5. September itattfinz
oenben republifanii6en 8rimarmob=
len muroen bonn County Central
9umite Die fpleenben 8urser OILS
@ablri6ter ernaunt:
s.. $.
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S. 6. Sreuer. &eb 8irb, u. S,
Iufoer6eibe, Subu GSeidin uub
SameS 8urter.
Sruib t:-9aploe Sdul=
Sau8, Sobn u, Soploe, SameS
BURLINGTON uno ISN'T. Selm.
9birb Greef:-0eu @OuGam, 6.
s. 8upe. Gleun Barter uno Sreb.
Sduenemeper.
Soeuff:-Sieber Sd1ut Saus, s.
s. &aritcbt, So. @iuemann ulto
Safob Sueidj If.
SOuluare:-SDe9er'S Sture, 81
mun Sue9er, @n. Sod unb 99m.
8riufniann.
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pin uno 5reb. 3. S~ienberg.
&idlanb:-0turriipn, @rnlt Gan.
ee, 5reo. @id unb 8m. @ranne=
mann. StDlpe, 6rant auldel,
5rant 0nden unb Serb. &eotfe.
&i6lanb, Sbr. &lpBner, Nuauit
SpObrer unb S. q. S. 8pbl.
&oarf:-Sermanu, g.. s. &iopfein,
Satpb 8utbfubs unb Yaul Grass.
Sittle Berger, Sp. 5~innen,eper,
Subn Suebm unb Satub s. 3anuz
fer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07
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C2crGamet: GIN @;dob;u fir ag8emsiae 9ausor-
~ belt bel einfr ct erHiiei JdnIlis. stab5niin-
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ct. ScEiS.
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u Tarm al oer iStti SCctt. stpA 10 Htetleu luo-
psitlld ron Serm0uH 9;lssen, 'ptT3 am
OierstaQ, oeH 25isr >IlI5uf!, 1896,
balm Gctrt 6cGTe III 6ermauE uHer @eTiGts's.er-
tcuf ETcHij;1 al oen Ifsipbis'rnAtI neti tefaert iuer'
DeB. &ic I5aTHi tTted;t rttli tosltSee OILS 40 Ader.
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SsbIer, Nio.. o0er oil 9itQlsg S&.Uisi int 9ermauH.
Nlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

II d1tuns gteuer,aEdsr. Cant Ssi6Ius. piro Der
~ Sta6trutb Der Staot Perma I'M am WipHtng. ben
n. ausuf, 9tohmittugs l uhr I'M Daartthanis ais
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III Stsnng treteH.
Sm Auftroos.
XbtO. Srat
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

o,erIaaaf: Cue guiss 0tdhbeu oaS Gpten. 2Sa'
y idheM uub SdstIu tnaI, tUr cite 6alAtiIs roE u
4erioaeu. Dtar G~oretitte
4iz0 Arlington Eue..
81. Xonis. wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07
Defn ll1t0 Rier Ia!oDn

ode :. II. 11arfffre6 e.
hermann, NV
Flbrt itets bic tefteE &2eiTe. eieIeee naS S'sattsh.
arp5pis oEsotsstcaucies G5isT i.eis irih OF Sopf.
~5eSem asorssn Teine. soarraer SHtc
SorlIsr itaoea dier beu 5sftsz geh.si9 gu esn bldg
IfeT 9rsiisl. GeeEians gTober Stan 5Hgi Gnter5rtii'
gen tbrer 4isrbe ftsht Iret 5Ar SeftTsaH5,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

Der Stabtratb miro nm MDntua,
ben "a. Nueuit ais Steuerauseleicb.
un9ss SebDroe in SisunO treteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07
Peter Seoerle iuht uno finoet lei.
men Goo inn 1I1ifouri

- ~
.als Serr u. 6. 8ence BON @ascpz
taoe, Der ii6 am 9ienstas in Ser
unnn befano, 0adtnittnss NIT ieis
TEN &uoerbuot Die 6eimfabrt unter.
tuntmen bate, faiio er ettpa nn0ert=
5nlb Meilen neftlib nun bier bic
eeide zines Wannes int SluBe lieaen.
Bence befeitiete bic 2eid]e mittelIt
elmer Seine on iein SDut unb brafte
Dieielbe geeen Ibenb na6 Sermnnn,
lpD bieIelbe ais bieieniee bes Serrn
Better 2eberle, zines in Der Habe pun
@nscpnabe i%uubnenben unb n,ldb in
unlerer Stabt mDblbefannten Sar>
mer5 ibentif5irt Wurbe, Der nnl les- |
ten NtDnta8 MDr8en ipurlps aus ieiz
ner 8Dbnun9 ueri6tpunben mar.
Sriebensri6ter S6arH belt am
MittmD6 bic 2eibenibau ab, mpbei
es ii9 b%erauslteute, baB 2eberle ldpn
leit ldnserer Seit trant par uno in
Der Sersmeifluns Selbitmprb beeine
inoem er in ben SluB iprane. Der
2ebensmloe iuar etlua "a Sabre aft
unb binterldBt feline tiefeebeuste
Satin uno bret ertua9iene ainber,
(einen Sobn uno snei S66ter.)
@r iuar Elm laneidbriger eea6teter
8ureer uniereS Gountp'S uno Mtit=
alieo bes bieli9en Soften Der g.. q.
&. Der Geiduam iuuroe nad1 Gas
conaoe eebrabt un6 am Nitttpod)
nad benz &itus BET g. q. 81. be-
erbigt.
9err Sos. Sacs upn Ser9er, itatte@
te un8 lebteu 9ienstaa ieinen prontp=
ten Subresbelud ab.
Der Stnbtratb miro am WtDutas,
ber pa. NuauIt als Steuerausgleicb.
uneszSebDroe in Sisun0 treteu.
0err @n. 9er5og, pun ct. 9Duis
befarb Iid mlebrere Gage Dieier @udbe
bier nm Die SDmmeririId1e 81 qe,
nieBen.
0err SbDnrn5 8ebrenot bate lidJ
uuri9c @Odc eiltes Gelude5 pom
alapperitord 5l erireuen Der ibnt Elm
mlltteres 9Ddterfen in Die @ieae
le9te.
DDS prompte Se5ablen pber aldJ
iberbaupt bas 8esablen Ser 3eitune
ipu iebr CUR @rleidterune Der 2eier
bel bieIer 0ibe beitra9eu, in0em lie
oanu srnlal rubiser l9lafen fDnnen,
in benz a%llgenebnten SetpuBtiein, Dem
oiel9epla9ten 3eitun9smarn cine
5reu0e bereitet 81 Daben.
Serr Gobert @alfer bat ais 2liiie=
nee Der Spronn'idJen 8nnferottmalie
leste gSobe Die idnmtlidJen SDrber
uu9en geeen 0rr. Serbian sulammen
geItent uno tb%eiliueiIe bemiui9t.
0arriadJ betragen Die 9aiiua s17,z
600 iuel6er $1,000 Saar oegenIberz
ite6en, Die es Serrn g8nlter ermDg=
lid)teu cine 0ioi6ente BON ID 8ro=
gent gu ertldren. Der iibrise Sbeil
Der 2lttiua beltebt aus 2%dn0ereien
in &anIas uno aus @runobelis in
8aniaS @itp, bic jeoob nibt 10 raid
nit Surtbeil OerfauTt merben tDn'
nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

0fafnpn. IInterseitnster Wiro ant is,nsr Farm. )
u Vle,leu oelth ppH 0crmenu. an Sensta0,
Den 2S. Aueuii. 1895, foIgsreee Gi9eTtlIn; orient,
lih ar ben Nteiltistsnneu b%srioatsn ! Wtaulelei. l
apaoeu. l 95upep. Shd9e. I SeursfeI, VtobHlal9the'
i SSdisIbout. / S0emnihiue. / YabwofGlus. LStIe'
pIie NSsin preFe. | GtoerHiltIe nno 9refle. / l9cRer
Sdhl,iten, ] 0SeinhRtte. / 5roubeRulnble. NBetHlaQsi,
S,sIs. unb Spd6tsu, l &~iutH,hraGf. y Gle;osrIhrans
70. Ytihs, Ssttlaoen, StihIs. 4feroeg.ihirr. l %sIisrHsr
une l Qupferte1sl / Wanee, l SatteI. = SItnfh1todf,
Is SIeouberitode NIB SuhtE9erathituitti
SterfaHs eine GnGufltdt Sen ill0 SorH
Seeiuoungsn: 81 90 NIB burnuter Soar. 9rpBere
Summtii II nnonate GreoIt gr9eI 9toie mt gaier
SeruparO 5traBHer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

0err @n. Ser5og, DON ct. 2ouis
befanb lid nlebrere Gage Oieier @Dcbe
bier nm Die SDmnterfriItbe 5u qe,
nieBeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

9err Sos. 5aeS upn Ser9er, itattee
tie unS lebteu 9ienstu9 ieiueu promp=
ten SubreSbelud ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07
- MulitnliI6e =
MISUNDERSTANDING
Seuntaa abeuS, 8. Ausulf, 1896,
-int-
CONCERT HALL
4nmn1erunrtett.

9te MOBILE BouO IoIuie bic lulner @anb UcrofI
ME C51fe burcb Yortrag ibrer loon lien SSstleit nnter~
holtsn. p6br.no Der It5He @arten GnF oGs 9ra6trUiilie
asSermann Der eincu i96neI N6tnb bet gutter liT-
terbaIiuna rsrIebsn min. III freunoIl6t etheeiaoeh.
YbiI GU b H..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-08-07

0err 9bDnrn8 Sebrenot bate iid
uuri9c @odc eiiles Seinde5 POM
&lapperi tor6 SIT erfreuen Der ibnt Elm
mlll1teres 9D6terfen in Die &ieee
le9te.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
DECEMBER.

Mr.. Bryan counsels the successful par
ty to remember that thousands of Repub-
licans were held to Mckinley this year by
the pledge of the ST. Louis platform to
try to secure international bimetallism;
but it is not probable that anything more
than a perfunctory effort will be made by
the incoming administration to secure it.
There is TOP much pressure in the North
eastern States for the maintenance of
the status quo, so far as the currency is
concerned, for any earnest and sincere
exertions to be made by the leaders of the
party in power along the line of bimetal-
lism, international or otherwise
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.

The trade improvement has become so
widely diffused that it has begun to re.
fleet itself conspicuously in the bank
clearances. For many months past and
until after the election, these were down
to low figures. In the first week of
November they were down to IL per cent.
below those of the same week in 1898.
Then the tide turned and the upward
movement began. They showed an in
crease of IL per cent. in the second week
of the month, as compared with the same
time last year, and sone ..of 20 per cent. in
the third week, while in the past six days
the gain, on the same basis of COMPARE
son, has been Z per cent. Railroad earn
ings, however, which are naturally slower
to feel general rallies or reverses in trade,
are still unsatisfactory.
Treasury conditions, in some degree.
share in the general Improvement, as
was, OF course, to be expected The gold
reserve has gone up to S130,000,00
gain of Sl6,000,000 since the election
Revenue, however, still continues below
expenditure, and probably will for many
months. The business revival will natur-
ally increase the revenues by the growth
in the consumption of commodities, some
of which will have to come from abroad,
that it will occasion, but that the gap
vii. be entirely bridged under the present
law is doubtful. New revenue legisla-
,f 7,
be had before income fully meets outgo
because there is but little chance of re-
ducing expenditures materially below the
present line
Stocks for the time are dull, with
prospect that some of the recent advance
will be temporarily lost, but this is a
natural condition in the last four or five
weeks of the year. Spectators at present
are waiting to see what the President
will urge in the direction of positive cur
rency reform, and to learn the temper of
Congress on this subject. Wheat still adj
vances. The volume OF general merchan.
disc exports continues to be large, which
means that the favorable trade balance
will not be materially diminished in the
next four months. and the gold outgo,
which often sets in at this time of the
year, will be postponed or considerably
lessened in ,olume. Meanwhile, the great
industrial revival remains under way
No day passes without bringing the
news of the resumption of mills or facto-
ries which have been idle recently, or of
the increase of the working force or hours
of work of other esta blishments-T
Globe Democrat.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

-, The Baltimore Sun gives the following
summary of Southern educational statis-
tics for a series of years: ''While the
South in the last twenty years has in
creased "a per cent in population. it has
increased 100 per cent. in it's school en-
rollment. One in five of the population
attends school, Il higher proportion than
in any country Of Europe except Saxony
The value of school property increased in
the South between 1874 and 1894 from
$4,000, 900 to $51 ,0G0, eco. The average
value of school house rose in that time
from 1878 to $643 While in 1874 the
Southern college students in Southern
colleges numbered 1,103, in 1894 the
number was 25,304 In the eighteen
years preceding 1894 S320,000000 was
spent from public taxes on the schools,
of which $4,000, 900 went to the education
of the negroes. Ninety-fve per cent. of
the whole sum is paid by the white tax
payers. In every hundred whites,
twenty three are enrolled in the schools,
and nineteen of every hundred colored.
In 1894 51l sos coiored and 1897, 739
white children We're enrolled. in 1894
the figures were 1 ,424,99j colored, and
1886, 504 white.n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
CUBA AND VENEZUELA.

Much speculation is INDUCED in MS TO
what President Cleveland will have to
say in his message concerning Cuba. 1t
is not believed that he will advocate
granting belligerent rights to the insur-
gents, but there is feeling in many
minds that he may possibly spring sur
prise on the country in this connection.
1t is very plain that Congress sympa-
thzes strongly with the struggling Gu
bans aud itwould require but little urging
on the part of the President to pursuade
both houses to acknowledge the indie
pendence of the island. The Senate is
even more outspoken in its sympathies
with the oppressed Cubans than the
House judging by the debates in that
body last session, and if the President
had carried out the resolution on the sub
ject passed by both houses, we would
either have just ended short war with
Spain, or would be in the midst of one at
this time with that country and possibly
other European powers In regard to
Venezuela, the President will have good
grounds for self graduation, and it was
his message to Congress year ago that
brought about the agreement of Great
Britain to arbitrate the question of the
boundary dispute between British Guiana
and the first named country. This mes
sage was one act of which the President
has right to be proud, since it not only
nIo -
of the Venezuelan imbroglio, but will in
all probability lead to the establishment
of permanent board of arbitration for
adjusting peaceably all disputes between
England and the United States. ANY
agreement that will make wal between
the two great English speaking people
of the world impossible ought to he re.
ceived with favor by both countries, and
the author or authors of such should be
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

Mr.. Bryan, in the North American Re-
view, Of December, in discussing the state
of the silver question, says the late defeat
of the friends of the white metal was
only temporary, while the agitation of the
subject that preceded the election was
permanent gain to the cause of bimetal-
lism. Revolutions, whether by ballot or
with ballots, seldom 20 backward, as was
shown in the agitation for tariff reform
which was begun by Mr.. Cleveland. Be-
fore the Campaign of education had pro.
gresscd very far the Presidential election
Of 1888 took place and Harrison was
elected. The fight was kept up. however,
and in 1892 Mr.. Cleveland was triumph.
antly chosen President. Divisions in the
ranks of Democracy made the realization
of their hopes for tariff reform impossi-
ole and the result was that at the late
election Mckinley was elected President
upon the currency issue raised by the adj
vocatcs of free coinage. According to the
history CT American politics, in four years
from this time the people will have be.
come convinced that free coinage is the
remedy for existing financial ills, and as
result the free silver party will elect the
candidates with :. wboop in 1000.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
v1cE-rREsIpENT MRs. S. LOUISE nAnroN.

vIcE-pREsIDENT MRS. s. LOUISE BARTON.
Il you need medicine, do not fail to
take DIR. Grccnc'S Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t is indeed the great
strengthened, the great invigorator,
the great restorcr of health strength
and vitality. 1t stands to-day prc-cm-
incntly above all other remedies as the
one great curer of the people. No
other remedy approaches it in marvel
Gus power TO make the sick we'll No
other medicine in the world ever had
SO many testimonials of cure from all
classes of our pcoplc-Scnators, Judges,
Legislators, Mayors, State Officials,
Doctors, while thousands upon thou
sands of cures are effected among the
common people everywhere. 1t is
the one medicine which always cures
Vicc-Presidcnt of the Massachusetts
Total Abstinence Society, Mrs S.
Louise Burton, of Union Park St,
Boston, Mass, is another added to the
long list Of prominent people cured by
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

fully accorded all the merit due them for
such praiseworthy achievement. AS to
other matters that will come up in the
approaching message, like those already
mentioned, only conjecture can be in
dulged in, for the President writes his
own message and is very careful that the
newspapers do not Uet chance to dis
count its contents.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
ANOTHER BROKEN BANK.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. ss1.-The Bank
of Westport, which kept it's account with
the Missouri National Bank, has sus-
pended. The failure or the Missouri
National caused u run on the Westport
Bank, and fearing another run to-day it
was decided to close. The assets are
placed at S31 500; the liabilities at 500
600.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

The Times is Il member of the Assoc-
ated Press-the greatest news-collecting
association in the world-and receives It's
reports over a special wire, right in the
office. 1t gets all the news and prints it
all, being now equipped with type setting
machines.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

New York city is nothing if not sensa-
tionel. Not so very long ago the Sunday
law enforcement was the all-absorbng
question, With Commissioner Roosevelt rs
one of the prime factors in carrying out
the provisions. The result of I'LL this was
the passage of the Raiues excise law,
which it was claimed would solve the
problem. Now, however, Commissioner
Roosevelt says the law could not have
been more inefficacious had those who
framed it had the purpose of making it
a statute that could not be enforced ANY
regulation which interferes with priv.
leges OF the police rs to the Sunday open
ing of the saloons is likely to be found
more or less imperative in Gotham.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

Andrews celebrated Red Ash is the
finest domestic coal in the city. If you
have never tried it don't hesitate to order
a LOAD. Look out for the belled teams.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

Books and coal hods, paper and curry
combs,and IL general assortment of every.
hting. Toys, tin ware, picture books
magazines. Gravatt's Fair, Salem ave
nue..
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02
NERvURA MAKES The CURES.
Vice President Massachusetts, Total Abstinence
Society Cured by DR.. Greenes NeTVura.
Vice-President S. Louise Barton Tells of
Her Wonderful Cure by DR.. Greene's
Nervura. The Most Perfect Medicine
to Take.

DR.. Grecnc's Ncrvura. She says:
am glad to give my testimony in
regard to the great worth of DR..
Grcene's Nervura. Two years ago my
husband and myself, both slowly re-
covering from n severe illness, found
ourselves unable to sleep, and becom-
ing by reason of this so nervous and
weak us greatly to rctard our recovery.
by the advice of friend latter
trying various other rcmedies) we.
began TO take DR.. Grcenc's Nervura.
1t acted like Il charm, giving us re-
fieshing slumber and also returning
strength. | had been troubled with
dyspepsia and found to my surprise,
that as my strength returned | was
being cured of this disease also. I
have relied on it ever since when
wcaricd with my brain work, and
found it the best thing have ever
tried
Now is the time you need this grand
remedy. DR.. Greenc's Nervurm blood
and nerve remedy is the true curc. 1t
is just what your system requires. 1t
will take away that weak, tired, Ian
guild and nervous feeling, drive away
the blues and mental depression, cure
the aching head, the weak back, the
kidney and liver trouble. In fact it
will put you i'll sound condition, give
you strong muscles, pure blood, good
digestion, natural sleep, renewed ener-
gies, high spirits and the light elastic
step of vigorous and perfect health.
DIR. Grccnc's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy is a physicians prcscrip-
ton, the discovery of the most success
ful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, of 35
West 14th St., New York City, hence it
must of necessity be perfectly adapted
to cure just these conditions. The
Doctor can be consulted free, person
ally or by letter.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

The Spaniards and the Cuban revolu-
tionists are busy lodging each other, and
the prospects of II real battle seems as re-
mote as ever. Maceos Fabian tactics are
wearing Weyler out, and as the latter is
nothing of a Hannibal himself, but seems
more afraid of the rebels than they are of
him, the double game of dodge and do
nothing is becoming neutrality-suspicious.
to the looker-on. After all, if the inside
facts were known and the real weakness
of the revoutionists revealed, it is prob
able that the chief explanation OF their
tenacity and success would he found in
the timidity Of the Spanish leaders, and
their exaggerated strength of the rebels.
If General Weyler had the boldness and
dash of Stonewall Jackson he would
soon show up the real strength of the
Cubans in numbers and resources but as
Weylcr is not IL Jackson, and his soldiers
are not Americans, the chances OF the
Cubans winning in the end are about as
good now as they have ever been.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-02

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