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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-08-27

Samuel S. Munroe, driver, died at
the Providence hospital last night from
the effects of injuries received in run
away accident.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
A Word for the Post.

As patriotic American citizen
you naturally desire n full and sc-
cnrate account OF the American-
Spanish war as il progresses. Be-
licving this TO be your sentiment,
we solicit your subscription for
tho Denver Evening Post. and we
promise you in return the follow
ing:
First. our war news will be the
fullest, earliest and most accurate
received in The state.
Second, the Post cartoons GRE
drawn by fhe inimiiablc Steele,
acknowledged TO be the best war
cartosnist in America. His con
ceptions OF Uncle Snm are conced-
ed the worry best in tho United
States. and are commented upon
throughout tlie whole country.
Our Postscript man is james
Barton Adams. whose war poems
and funny postscripts are copied
over tho world.
The editorials are by John Car
roll. His clear, concise and Wig
orous style is known over the Gu
tire West.
Pardon us Tor saying further
word about our SURPRISING war
service. The Post is served By the
Western Press Association, the
Scripps- McRae and Publishers
Press Associations which serve
exclusively afternoon paper.
If you do not desire = .cnd 81
for ten weeks, send 10 cents per
week Tor az many weeks e. you
wish 10 have the Post.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
al. ,e.l..r

On no ether occasion docs tae dts
play Of Tremendous powers In the eco-
nomy Of the physical universe eSer-
Else 20 suhduing ali Influence over the
miui or produce so iinmiliating con
yiotIon Ct the Impotence OF ali hnmul
enoris to control the smmutablc laws
cf paiure md arrest the courIc OF
events RS when the glorious orb of
day, Wills riding Ia the heavens with
unrl0ufed fplendor. begins TO meit
away from an unseen cause. and soon
Totally disappears. leaving the whole
visible world wrapped In the sable
gloom Of nocturnal darEness The
scene Is rendered ctill more impree
sIyc by ihc circumstances accompany
Ing 30 remarkable an occurrence. Tho
heasens assume an unnatural aspect
which rxcites a feeling Of horror In
the spectators: iivid huc ia dillussd
rrcr al Terrestrial objects: plants
Hose up their leaves. as on The apr
proach Of night: the fowls betalso
:hemzeIyas to their resting places-
he warblIns Of the grove u
hnshed In profound silence; In 9th.
sr words. universal nature seems tn
relax her energies. MS II the pulse
which stimulated her mighty move
men. had ali nj once stood stiil.--"Ise-
Ger, nni Coming Eciipscs." by Sir
Norman Lcclsycr.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
cncnn,,.r. KIN me,c...

II yen have any rotchcs thst think
they aro going to spend the winter
with you. and you want to get RID Of
them. try the remedy suggested by an
experienced housekeeper. "cucnm.
hqrg." che says. are most cffectu 4
eesiroycr. simply scatter the peel or
trimmings about In the places where
'he Ioacaes arc seen. The roach eats
BAN end thereby ends his existeaee,
10 caso the roach does not feel hungry
enough the first night and the cucum-
ics Is not sufficiently attractive. throw
be iriumlngs into the stove the next
morning and set ont fresh lot the
.sst night The green coloring mat
er that kills the reaches 10 the same
'ilns TINT melscs cueumbers 70 anncs-
as q, tires 10 the human famiIy.-
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
cl..l...lr M...lsnarx M.rL.

Tbe soc;esy for the Propagation Of
ihs Faith has rsccntly been inep Spprat-,.,
ene BILE Il TO bold renl satstc. This {
-prjety was founced Ia Fr1u~s mbrs =
fhsu lfsy years. ago and has bra nrhess ,
Of the society In America h among tsss-i !
tion s AIKEN up in many Roman cath-s4
% The mother house in Lyons. s-4s
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
UNION VALLEY
yRAy.

Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely under the leadership Of
Wm. Cornrroe.
We notice John Harmon is able
TO be around again; thi,ks he will
be O. X. in few eays.
We notice Owen Cusiick s name
among other volunteers from FL
bert county. Who viii be ncxtY
Our rains and wet weather seem
10 bA the IcaIing topics OF the day.
Farmers are predicting big CROP.
There win be lurye nereage OF
small grain so~i in the valley.
We aclnowiesls \. quite rm,m-
her OF calls from peighbors nn's
friends since oar school begun
among whom wrrc Mci',lames Il.
r. Harper, SpengIer J. &. Hnrs
low. Misses Jackson, tlinAl iiiek-
ets. jos. Mayer and wife OF Kia.ya,
Messrs. Hurry Vote. Bay Hollens,
r. S. Duffy, A. g. Putnam OF Ell
bert, aud Others. There are at
present thirty on .he roll. With
more to come soon: both children
and parents seem to be taking great
interest
Quarterly meeting at this place
wns poorly attended on account of
recent rains. There werc six min
listers present: Elder j. L. Garret
Of Denver, j. +. Walker of the
Table Rock aud Pcyton circuit, J.
Hopper Of Bijou and Hill Top cir
cuit, J. q. Outland of Ramah and
Cnlhan, G. Is. Langdon Of Denver
James Vernon Of Longmont mud
Greeley eircriI 'i'here mur- some
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

From now on as opportunity nj
for'ls. we will present. our readers
with an abbreviated sketch OF El-
bert county's business mon, as we'll
rs to continue at intervals with the
old settlers. In doing this it is
natural to take up the business
men of our own town first, and we
propose to deal with them fairly.
regardless of our personal relations
with them.
The above cut Is q fair repre-
senistirn OF Elbert's oldest busi-
ness man. j. B. King located in
Ebert rs editor and publisher of
the Ebert County Tribune about
u years ago. The Tribune has
appeared regularly each week ever
since, and careful pcrussl of it's
pages during the whole time viii
elicit the fact tnnt it llns beon bet
ter in the last six months than at
any time prcvious.
When the unusualIy small army
of advertisers attempted to surtail
Bro. Kings income by reducing
their advertising space he, being a
newspaper man. nj once graspcd
the idca that Elberts famous mir
and scerery would not quite suffice
80 he invested all hi sewing into
n grocery store, which ne coniin-
ucd uninterruptcdly with TO the
present day. His stock uf goods
was not. however, a.' inrgo ms at the
present time, and his bapk account
was probably kept in cigar box
instead of his present system; hi.
eiic X Is good at the bnnk for any
amount he desires 20 make it.
Bro. King has a great naay
things about him that no person
likes. n great many that some like
and a great many things chat ev-
crybody likes; so it is with us all
Ebert aud u. b." ils he is called
arc inseparnble. No matter VIM
anybody : opinion Of him is, wheth
cr good or poer. Elbrrt is not Eel
Dor. without him.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
rroh,b,,,o, rh.. pr.h.A,.s.

Whatever the dcsp- water kallorss tn
slinrtiors and habits may be he gets
o liquor to drink at sea. unless II
ms from Mt and is dealt out 10 him.
Sher the men that make up the crew
% aboard. which they do Just before
ie shirs sails. their traps are search
d. and II whisky is found II goes uHu-
ny oeer the Side: sonstimes the cap
tain Lakes charge OF II and deals II out
to the men In bnd weather. 1t might
he possible for sailor TO smuggie
board a little whisky. enough to last
for a day. but after that he Would b
most likely a total abstafhcTsuntil the
sAip REACHED port.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
ADSath- Dealing Can.

Frederick fetzgar. aged 81
years, Of ;}J2 South Ninth street,
Oyerlaul, n Denver subnri,) wns
INSTANTLY killed. and thr9e other
men werc bndiy injured Sunday
near tlle 0yerlanl cotton
'l:iiisi,, ~ ploaion Il nitfo- 4, "
cerine. Tho explosion was caused
by Mrtzgnr throwing n stone into
an old can ttilf once contained Il
quantity Of explosive liquid: last
week P'.lcr Lehl Of 35S South 9Th
street found the can in nm unused
dugout that WAS situated near the
site OF thu old powder mill. three
quarters Of mile south of the
cotton mills. Upon Inserting n
piece Of bnling wire into the can
Lchl wns. surprised to cause n slight
explosion. He told his friends oi
this and they resolved 10 visit the
place Sunday and further inv ssii-
gatn the find.
Henry Loos of ;Iin South Ninth
and Peter Sclimear Of 345 South
Ninth accompanied Lelil mud Metz
gar to thc SPOT; the can wnsdraegtd
out Of the dugout and MI IF the
men save Mcizgar rctreatcl 10 q
distance ihcy fhonght safe on tio
other side Of barbsd wire ferca,
Me'zgar remained within about
fourteen feet OF The can aud pre-
pared to throw a rock at it. nc
others called 10 him tn get farther
away. but they were too late with
their warming. When the rock hit
the can there WINS terrific explo-
sion that ~as heard for miles. and
all of the mep were knocked down
by the shock Metzsar's body wns
hurled against the barbrd wire
fence. His hcrd was blown 10 at
oois- brains and pnrts of the skull
being scattered about the prairie
for several yards; Lchl and Shmoar
were knocked down mud their fuces
badly lacernied. The drums oi
their ears were destroyed. Loos
stood atout fifty feet away aud WINS
not as badly hurt ss wAfe the 9TH
er men. Ho s;ts knocked down
and cut ab u. tbe face, bot his IN
iaics will not b. serious Tho
oiaqr '~a i'ijrfol viii recover un-
esa liloda poisoning sets in.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
4 rrnrca nary Ixsx. 4
frr'.atlt. si.e cs,s.s u sssla fsss % .u
safsns rsder sx~r-. is,.-I

frr;.i,if. ti.e csss.s ~ Sssla feo< 20 -
fnfanf Under . :X~rr. --fs,.-
C~.ng To low and deciluine btfth-
rate. which has reached = point where
II pcans nn annusi loss Of srme "a
900 ~ population year. f1zncs< ilan
resolved 10 tni-e care Of wte. habirs
she has, says the Wnzhinston ror II
u The ffcqnent complain, cf ~ ss.e,a7s
thai ignorant or careiess psfe-ls Iii
their Infants BY giving tzasm solid food.
Il T. ffcittd thai mother. whnze year
old baby died, exclaimed Il dprt
kr1S why ahe died. She was rcrfec,lv
wen this morning. Why. lbr ate shrec
fried eersr \ LAW has been adopted
forhiddins ary one to .Eiyc solid food
without the written an'h flty I. Of
1unliaed rhys.cian. Also. tho use q
long rubber tubes to feeling botrcs
Is prohibited. because of the dit;lt6:sx
IN kse9ing them s'erillzrd. rhsse lr,,.
hibitirns srcm iife strics.s ifvasion
tf rnrentni authority. and d,ubt.cxs
nisy would he rrpistcd III 1cnElard or
thc Vnstca statcs, whers the riehta o.
PARENTS arc supreme. One corscgpeas
Of undlspu,cd parental authority Is fAat
the infant mortality In the large cIttes
Is appalling. N -Franre 80 mue1 de-
rcndx on rrstoring'the forrrr hainnrr
between the hitth-raft and She deatfi-
ratio. thnt almost any mcasurc OF 'stnfo
interference that would ts effective
wonld had ndvoeafcn Stree 1891 fi,n
deaths have exceeded the blrihs sa1sF.
as there 10 no hope CT ircrassinx5
proportion OF bh.lia. which n noS
twenty-five to each 1850 Of population
the only hope IL In pressrvine live5of
as many children ss possibjr. Fs,a
health authorities exercise ths n -
arbitrary rover In the supervision 81
contagious dlxcase- ard the r1safs-
traies are severe on those WHO violate
the sanitary regulations The syasr.l
81 milk inspection. on which tho vet
fare OF thousands Of children derruds
IN Paris. Is said to be thornu- and ef-.
fectiyc. Medical men believe that the
rntc Of Infant mortality will be lou srs-i
when the new law Is fully operative.
Lnt unless there Us m invasion a.
privacy beyond the liberation Of smnst.
people. Il Will be impossible to detect
violations Of the law. ~
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
ooaa marley stories.

4 Georgia man who had made q
flying machine offered negro 30 70
make trial trip In It.
The negro agreed, got In position,
and he end the machine were hoiste J
by block and tackle about thirty feet
from terra frma.
When the rope was loosened the uis-
chine took sudden slant.ns course
towards earth and plunged into an ad-
1ncent miiipond.
II disappeared with the negro bc-
meath the water. while the terrified In
ventor stood xhrielIng for assistance
Presently the negro's head bobbed up
sercnely and he struck out for dry
land. On arriving his nrst splutterod
words were:
In de name OF God. Marse Jchn,
why didn't you tell dat fool thing whar
ter 'lighrg"
An ca darky. being informed thai
a member OF his race had forged 4
note on a bank. exclaimed:
Oats what cones or cddicntinn,
get ten chi'iun. but. thank de i-awd
not one CT dem kin read er write
An Old negro heavyweight, Applied
10 tho Iccal dispenser Of patronage fo'
government position.
What are your quallncatlona7' HI
was asked.
MY suallncuiions7-
Yes
We'll rph be said. drawing him
sssf ap proudly 'Tss 4li ooi IN
Yasd uise AtlLhsE constlfns.1n.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
rn-.n.s,,un sun.r~r-.


There .nrs numerous cssss On zr-c6ra
where men suffering from some 5osxi
OF paralysis have ,hccn charged eis1
drunkenness. and have suffered NJ
consequs nee most severely In mind.'Tf
not In body. II Is far from being mn
uncommon circumstance for n man to
receive In somc street row. or. assth-
result Of some praciieai joke. hfis In--
Jury to the hend or: spine. not 'seffotfs-
enough. perhaps. Mt the momentr-tci
Disable him. bu, certainty danErrcus
II not attended TO Mt once. Tic rnts
leave the vicinity where rshe Eeceiveas
the hurt. may possibly walk for m4ts~
20 Into restaurant and tnke .sofnt-,.
thing to strengthen the nerves: .tksa
20 out and gradually sink info.a niais,
OF unconsc tousresr and be fcund an = /.
doorwny or lying In the. road henrink
every Indication OF infoxicafiou.z Th.'
breath may smell Of the stiruuiant III
has taken. he Is stupid and helpss<
and at once the unprncticrd crc
stamps him .as drunk and inrapabt ..
Locked up by himself. be speedily be.
comes fevcrish and seriously ". and
diss without Assistance. This Ia no j
highly .coiorcd pIeiure--fases oceu:
over ard over ngnIn, and vc reSftf
TO say that II appears 10 be the e6m
mon practice Of thc ordinary po'fcfnnas
10 arrest and take 10 ;fc station house
any person who Is acting strarsefy Of !
siupidTy In the Street. or who 'exh.bif5
signs thar are generally atecptcds - :
indieating the use OF intoxicants s|fhs
proper place for these unfortunate pefs
sons IN not the police statioa-but the
hospital. $50 1'Fs -'rt'
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
-.An AnrIrn,t nr,,e.

Our western civilization IL not "a
fnf ahead ns we fancy Il 'fs III ithe ex-
eavations which tho Haiiln y3vcf =
ment IA ttiIi making nj pompeii the
workmcn lately ffsfnferrch tot H.
arsicHs used by Roman 1acy ID kef I
toilet nearly NINETEEN centuries aga.
One novelty. which so far As knows.
is NOT employed to-day. was a eieepi pias'
sandal. 80 constrnctcd that soft cer 4
or straps ran from the ends IN s,icp {
manner that when the sandal was put
upon the foot upon retiring 10 rest Il :
kept tho toes apart ana SO tended tQ.
make them resemble tiiose Of the Gre X
statues. II is clear t:ns farliIons j j.
hose days were very different IN re-.
spect 20 what makts pretty foot tha'is
whnt they are nt the prescat t!uia. = :.
New York Mall nnd' Express.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Dewey 'smothered' the fire Of
the Spaniards. Naval men under
stand that. but not many civilians.
10 "smother' the guns of the 9TH
er side is something rather new.
1t is part of the tactics which comes
with the latest form of armaments.
The war ship of to-day car ries big
guns below and batteries OF rapid
fire guns above, and in the tops
thcrs ale machine guns. When
Dewey pushed his feet right up to
the Spanish ships under the forti-
fications of Cavite he turned loose
his big guns and at the same time
the batteries of rapid-fre guns md
the machine guns were worked IN
cessmtly. The big guns sunk The
vessels while the smaller guns
raiued bullets so fast that Span
iartls could not ann their guns
They asmofhered- the guns OF the
Spaniards so that the latter were
either silcnced or were operated at
random and to no purpose. The
rain of small leaden missiles made
possiblc the terrible execution OF
Dewcy's fleet without correspond
ing damage from the Spauiards-
That is how eleven ships were de-
struyeel. l50 killed and as many
more wounded without loss OF lifa
or ship ON the American side sc
the .saval Offices explain the battle
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
nor... aud Men KrIea In war.

From Our Animal Friends: In rcgu-
lar battles the proportion Of loss among
men and horses Is quite close. and In
band-to-hand comhats Of cavalry as
well as in sharp artillery engagements
for every man killed or wounded there
Is also dumb warrior entitled to n
place beside him on the rcii Of homer.
The light brigade at Baiaklava rode n
GEO fnot C00) strong. and lest 2s3 men.
but Of the G60 horses 800 were shot
down BY the Russian guns. In Che
fierce charges OF the German uhians
and cuirassiers at vsonyille. Marsha
Tour. in 1870. 1.4Co men and i.e91
horses were killed and wounded. In
the herce artillery contests on the same
field $50 m'n and over 1000 horses fell
around the guns. At Graveiotte. soon
after Mars. Ia-Tour. the artillery fsht-
Ing was also terrible. and 900 horsss
we're shot down around The basteries'
though The lnfz q liic artliierlstx wa7
'isxs than l.feo
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
o-eNowET.4-

Miss Mny Crowley has retarned'
from Denver She seems TO like
Ebert county.
What il the matter with the
farmers ipstitates Smoke up.
boys, aud get in lhc game.
An entertainment aud dance will
be given shortly at Biiou hall for
the bcnetitos ths tase bail club.
s;wnnse,i. a plum cook and house
keeper. No matter how plain she
is. just so she can cook. Appls to
box SIS. Chcnoweth, Colo.
Messrs. Ernest Jones aud james
are contemplating mn equestrian
trip through the southcrn part of
this state and New Mexico.
Miss Lamb has secured the stor,.
and post-ofiicc at Chcnoweih. aud
is prepared to supply the pnbhc
with all kinds Of merchandise.
Sunday school is still going on
Mt Bijou hall The attendance IS
excellent We hope i, may con-
time so throughout the summer.
We understand that Fred Null
ligan has gone TO fight the Spnn-
iars,s. We know that Fred never
did any fighting, but We wish hin,
success.
The bachelors arc organizing n
quartet and expect 10 make night
hideous with their discoraant crier.
Anyone wishing to engage them
for entertainments or fnnornls cnn
dc so by dropping a line to Chou
oweth p. @.
A pleasant dey was sp-nt II The
homo Of Mr.. Savaga Oh Saturday
April 30. fhe occasion bciug It
"rustis day a new idea in this
vicinity. Mis- Mar Savage war
desirous of having rustic summcl
honse, 50 she invited a number ol
her young friends. The boys con.
structcd the house and the girls
entertained them while ~. ilaint
with vocal aud Instrumental music
in the pnrlor close by. a delight
full rcpast was seryo,l, nfter which
games we're playe |. aud everyone
enjoyed themselves immenaoly
The festivities were kept MP unit
the small hours Of morning.
I
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
New Mining Projects.

During the coming seuson, md
for tho frat time in Colorado,
dredges ids pincer mining will be
used in our streams. They viii bc
paccd in the Blue River Valley
in Summit county. The valley
lands Of this i.iver vary in width
from Il half mile TO mile or more,
and are mmiy miles in leugtIi. The
approximate depth to bedrock is
from forty to fifty feet. The fall
OF the stream is SO slight that or
dinary placer work is impossible.
The gravel is rich, increasing in
.s,.li,es from ,.,4aiaae i, bsslss's,A ion
bedrock some exceedingly rich
spots hnyc been found, and the in
,iicaiions are that the gold Is not
al confined to old channels, but
TINT 1t is distributed all about the
bedrock That old channels do
exist. which will bs found uiusu-
ally ,ich. is almost certain. Shafts
have been sunk md drift mining
undertaken, but IN all cnscs, 80 far
as We know. Che cost, especially Of
pumpiils water, has been too great
q, allow OF much profit.
From M engineering point OF
view. it looks ns il The dre,igr sy,s-
tom can BE- made successful. Bni,
10 be snch. il must be undertaken
on,, a large scnie. with The most
perfect machinery, md iiret-class
skill. Such drrlger MS are in use
aud nave been used on the chicn-
go drainage cnnal, with catnci,y
Of almost. il not quito. 2,WW CUBIC
yards per hour, are warranted on
this ground. Contractors taking
contracts for dredging amounting
to less than 81 100000 llnve erected
dredging plants costing slov,0W.
Certainly il such plants are wnr-
ralited there. under those cicuni-
stances. they arc far more wnfrant-
ed in tue valley Of the Bluc. As
an illustration OF the power of
some Of these dredses mny be stat
ed the fact that we have seen The
steel edge of tliesc scoops cut
through grnnife boulder Weigh
ing probably 500 pounds n.' u knife
would cut through cheese. just
such a thing ns that is needed on
the Blue, and the territory which
mny be worked Mt a profit may be
extended on 10 the Grand River.
Men on the drainage canal cx-
pended Sl00.0oO for such dredsrs,
where the; knew that their total
receipts would not exceed 81 ,U0.-
600. out OF which would be paid
other enormous sums for labor and
other expenses. We believe we
are conservative when we say that
The certain rewards for well direct
ed dredging, placer mine efforts on
the Blue are much greater than
any ever offered to contractor. on
the Chicago Drainage canal. Still.
there are thousand men who are
ready to invest fortune in such a
contract, where there il one who
win consider this infinitely better
chance, or cerinin'y, Of srcater
profits, on better ,lrcdgc invest
ment. This section is reached by
the South Park Line The Min
hing Industry and Review.
Major General Fi'1Igush Lee h'e,
been deeidrd upon b shc prcsisl..Ai
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
PuvrKlS Hrsken.

The rainy weather hns been very
much enjoyed the past week.
Mes,lnmes Ross and Jones hnve
gone for a pleasure trip 10 Denver.
J. d. Seymour has returned
from another trip tc Denver. he
snys Denver business is dull.
Mrs. J. Il. Lamb and Miss Mary
Elsncr hnve returned from Denver,
whore they have been for the last
week. Mrs. Lamb had been called
to Denver 10 be initiated into the
Arapahoe Council No. II, Daugh-
iers OF Pocahontaa.
Y RAY.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

A VIGOROUS war is a good thhg
pr the country; it not only | re-
erves prosperity but adds oft.
h." cares if Star tobacco is hikh-
b than usual, or if beer has small
'ix, 80 long as thousands of Iol-
|iers, stepping aside for working
nvn. 90 to war and nre sustaik led
y Uncle Sam2 He's tile best IN
le you over had.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

The government has abolished
present postal card syston but
'es II, the privilege of using any
d we choose by placing ! one
1t stamp on it. The government
'cs printing and trouble. is all.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
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orrespandenae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rs ia<srr rutiicafior cesr'sldnarnis thosid
ain 70 hsss fArlr spmanaise;i'ass reach ms,
o.ace ~ Taseeay a'an'
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

The News of Denver had most
Imaginable cnrtoon for Wednesday.
All of us, as boys, Iinve been hunt
ing frogs for bait and can realize
how Sampson feels every time he
slips up ON the Spanish frogs only
to hear them nit the water with
that pliniket 5o'snd
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
scala.a th4 s.s<e.

each other for eleven yenr2. Whea 4
tho husband wanted TO law his wife he
won,d go into the tocin where shc v1s :
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

vHES Mr.. McAllisicr asserted
pen court that gambling had
top in FL Paso connty. va Won
|if he meant to include Colora-
City
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

THFnE havo been some funnE
inards about how the Catholic
ere going to help out Spnis.
hen we see Catholics enlistiiH
our country's service from Ell
y station in life we are 10th %
eiieve them less patriotic than the
les who do this talking.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

thirty took the sncruncn'. And
still ths good work gpc- on; There
viii ln serviars escry night thir
week py G. B. .aipdon. aa,sisteSi
hv Bros. Hopper un'l Walker.
"a. b. G."
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

THERE has been more than ont
Pit ovsr Manila. and she hfh
Toke in the hands of new ownef
Pre than once. Int never before
+ there a cake walk contc4
bong the ships that won the VII
,-v
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

THr sppnierds killed 266 Of
men without a single loss on
ir part" That was a good play
the surface. but Dewey check
ted them the first move.