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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 20 Flour weak and
closyd lower. city mill patents S6.t6ats,U,
do clear -; Minnt sofa patents 5. luso . ~ ;,
az r.: DO straight s4.b014.60; winter extrsf
AZ 4Oa4.OO: winter low grades S29Oa3U0.
rye -four weaker; superine s2.S6; fancy
BI,ckwheat -four nominal at el.3t al.50.
BuckWheAt mi 9al al 20. eo
form meal quiet easy: yellow western o'i
| al y 70; Brsnuy " Inc w uoaS ~ ,1. cato
| Rye quiet; No western odaIAi s'H'0
Sarley quiet; western feeding az; mailing
| -; barley Taail Il !: Western oSAeo ,.,,s
| Wheat spot, wes No: red ~, y opiloonne'
| No. red March eiusec 9iS: May closed
Corn spot, eak: NO. :, BIZ options MsS
| al Ised sSA ; oily closed IAN. .,o,o
| Oats, spOU, quiet; NO. y E'~ d. stu "P'iVAS
ny ha JiV dSIl: ihifpiog aa35; good to choice
oOa Eesf stesdv. family 81 s5alli5 extra mes.
| a.sIa9 o.: b. Of hams ssSOO; packet SlO.20g
| IlIU city extra lndia mess Vl6-0uRl1 W. ,,s,, .
Cut meats st a iy; picked DvIles 6AVgoHea
4 pickied shoulders 4Saih; oo' RAMS 'AV
ard Arm; western steamed S5.2l4Aaj.Il
city -: nay $50: Tef1ned steady con
tiaent $50 South American 500; com
PORK sI adv: mess S8t0A9i6: short clear
| $40 t0a 2,tU family $lltCailbO. STAY. 4,
Butter hrEi weetern creamery loalS ~ W. ~
factory I2gal46; glg1ns u; fmltat on cream
~ l4G IGate dairy 14altA 40. creamery Ioa
IL
Cheese dull large white, September ~.
Eggs tirln; BLAG& $40 pAai ~ VAniA lVNs
IL: West arn fresh l0' southern lUalOS:,.rs
Pot toes steady; New YorK ss.3iH@.'o''
sweets ID C0a40J ,.o.,
COTTON seed OIL quiet; prime crude Ha'9S'
do t o b lSa1s do summer yellow ~
of summer ike: butter oil 26azT; prime
Tsllow tea =; city tss per paoksge' 81;
rorroleu1l aull; United =: refined New
York - 76; Philadelphia and Baltimore 70 7O'
Rcsin steady; strained. common 60 auoo
IuTpentlne STEADY at SgkaSsK.
kIce steady, domestic, IslI ~ extra 4AG
MoissS s.ss steady: New Orleans, open
keCtle good tn choIce, soa55
Labbagea, quiet; Long Island and jersey
: { coi f OpHons. March 1905; May s5.l5
SCOT, Rio, steady; No. Z invoice IS. Jobbing
oE mild QIi5J; Cardovs sAal6.
sugar. raw quiet, fim; tsir refining "a S ss :
mud : bS: standard A 3; confectionery a
0. cut .oaf and ,eushed ~; powdered 6-lDi
gfRnulateo BIZ ecu ed D b.lU
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 10 Flour op sned tull
wssLeru supernne S2.7Ua8.10; do. - ira $6.osa
40G 40 family x4.SOtB4. 70; winter wheat pat
ents s4.76a6.OO; spring do. $asO15.4O; sprlne
West errAights s50U16 Is. -,
wheat duh. easys spot and March ENa91H;
April gINas7A; May a93N; steamer NO,
e50.9 d. on grade avs 49,.
Cora dull and easy spot and March SSa
insxed boA82%: SouChe II white corn 8saSo;
Oats sss:er. No. white. western sSas4: No
2 mixed SO14a8l. 80,
Hay al let. emo 90 Timothy sl25OaIsOO.
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Hotel for Rent.

The new brick "Hotel Neuse," New
bern, N. O., 40x60 feet, four stories, 20
rooms, more can be added, with al the
modern improvements, gas, water, cleo
trio lights, bath rooms and water closets
on each floor, also stationary wash
stands in each room. This hotel is 10.
Gated in the business center near the
depots and steam boat wharfs Rent
very reasonable. A good place for the
right man, there being but one other
hotel in Newborn Address,
u. w. CARPENTER, Builder,
NeWDern. N. G,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. a.. March 20.- Spirits tlr
psntine ready at 29kayk; receipts II casks.
ttuBlu arm; strained el.2J; good strained
Si.t6: receipts BIO
Crude Jurpentinc fiTmi hard WlsbOi soIi
$40; rsceilstB 4 osrrGl.
Tar steady al 90; receipts l9s
CHARLESTON, N. O., March 29.-Turpentint
dul at ~.
Rosin nrm
SAVANNAH, Ca. March 20. : Spirits turpen,
tine opened steady at 80; sales eB4 casRs
Rosln ouiet; sales -: receis to $685.; a, -
q. ID, ElSU; e tIt0; II, sI.8t q, tI.5D A.. fl.o0
I,s go. n, LIS; M, f1.s0: m, klS5. windoW
4 ass xi.S6: water W Aite 1910
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,,UCAL 81 OCK MARKRT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, His, March 29.-Grain and
provision markets were all lower to-day.
the weakness being especially pro
nounced in wheat. Washington news
caused general unloading. Whea,
closed with a net decline of 2 cents for
July and a cent for May. Corn and oats
closed AM3s cent lower each and provis-
ions declined 2h cents for ribs and 10
CENTS for provisions. Lard was better
supported and advanced 21a cents.
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AUOTToN SAFE oF I.AND.

BY Virtue Of power conferred upon me
by certain mortgage deed executed by
j. w. Locklyer and wife, Alvarada, and
duly recorded in Registry OF Wake
County, in Book 40, at Page 4S0, as
well as by the request of said j. w.
I4ocklyer. / will offer for sale, at the
Court House door, in THE City of Rail
eigh, n. O., to the highest bidder for
cash, ON Monday, April 20, 1898, at II
o'clock IN, the lands in said mortgage
described, lying in said county in House
Creek Township, and described as fol-
lows:
Track No. 1.-Beginning on Crabtree
Greek at Maple, thence North to VIM.
Honse's line, thece parallel with his
line, thence South to n pine on said
Greek, thence mp said Greek to the be-
ginning, containing One Hundred Acres
(10G acres more or less.
Tract No. 2.-Adjoining the above and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
Spanish Oak in the Great branch aud
thence West 81 r. to a stake in VIM.
Holmes line, thence South 100 p. to a
Red Oak and Sassafras, thence East "a
z. to said branch, thence up the various
courses of said branch to the beginning,
and said to contain Twenty Acres go
Acres.)
Tract No. 3.-Adioining the above be-
gins at stake in Wiley Holmes via line
thence North 80 z. to hickory, thence
West to a branch at Pink Warren's
corner in the steep Hill Branch, thence
across the various courses of said branch
TO beech or birch to VIM. Nicholas
corner, thence to the beginning, contain
ing Thirty.three acres (33 acres, more
or less The whole of the three tracts
aggregating One Hundred and Fifty
Three Acres Q53 acres), more or less.
B. Il. MONTAGUE,
HNwfrro nan
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STOCKS AND BONDS

Now York, March 29.-WaT Street
awoke this morning to a realization that
it had been duped. Spectators conse.
quently wore a somewhat rueful aspect
all hut that select inner circle which
reaped the profits from the well organi
Zed plan 10 precip.late Il bear panic. II
was very noticeable that those who were
iondest yesterday in the proclamation
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MARKET HAD NO SUPPORT
SHORTS welded OUT AND
LONGS NOT SANGUINE.
SPECTATORS WORE A RuEfUL ASPECT
Additional Engagements Of SO, 100000 Gold
for Import. Washington News Lowered
Wheat-- Cotton Closed Steady at Net
torn &c 1 a. 2 Paints
Loss Of | to 3 Points.

New York, Mach 29.--Dry goods are
still quiet in all lines. The conditions
based on war talk are aggravated in the
dry goods market by the unsatisfactory
details of the market for COTTON goods
The low prices prevailing are not suffi.
cent to render trading possible at a
profit and neither buyers nor sellers are
making any very strenuous efforts to
prosecute business. The low price OF
print cloths and the seeming apathy OF
buyers have produced necessity for q
further cllrtailment of production. In
staple cottons there is little or no ac'
tivity The demand for brown goods
in both narrow and wide lines is still
very small The price tone is irregular
In some lines it is well sustained while
in Others there are very liberal conces'
sions. Print cloths are quoted at about
1-16 cents, though there are not many
buyers of extras at this figure. Odd
goods are quiet and without.
COTTON.
New York, March 29.-While lacking
in the substantial developments of yes.
terday. cotton futures were again domi-
mated by political news. A steady STRAIT
was made with prices / point higher to
/ point lower rs a result of favorable
response by Liverpool to our rally of
yesterday, but soon after the call IN
easier feeling prevailed. Cotton pur-
chased ON the bulge yesterday was I'M
loaded and selling orders from the South
added to the unsettled condition Of the
market For a time buying for the ac-
connt of LIVERPOOL houses checked the
decline but by midday a net loss of ga
5 points was in evidence. The afternoon
was feverish under disclosures that
much of the hopeful talk from Washing
ton yesterday had been without sub
stantial basis and the fact that the
tenor of speeches in progress in the Sen
ate were decidedly war-like Trading
was spasnodic with selling Of long cot
Ton quite general Near the close there
was a partial reaction on light covering
The close was steady at a net loss of l
to 3 points. Total sales of futures were
100, 100 bales.
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RALEIGH COTTON
RAr.wroH. N. q. March
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. March 70 Money ON cal
n mer at ~ aSX per .enE: last loaB pc
mt. closing At per cent. Prlm'
N srcantile paper bs6 s per cent Sterlin,
less In ba4Fa bills Ut 4Sj. for de
ma ld. and S0E for sivty uaye. Poste.
~ 4 sts al 80 and fSiha,.8i. Cnmmere,a
bills f0a. SUA. YER c. tifieat0s bbkafGk
Bar SILVER sos. Mexican dollars az I,oyefr
,noaf bones slro, g. state bonds dull. Rail
road bonds we
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The farmer, the mechanic and the hi
cycle rider are liable to unexpected cuts
and bruises. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye is the best thing to keep on hand.
1t heals quickly. and is "a well known
cure for piles. Heartt & Heartt.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, March %. 100 P.w.--Spot cot
ton, moderate oemand. pr, ces CHER: Ames-
lean middliug fsir 1919; koou middling
dill q 5kd; good ordinary 3 S1d: ordinary
229 SD.
Sales OF the day were 0fC0 bales of which
G uded ", 0J American receip 40 .alrs,
inc iIding 35,btU Aue Ic II
utures opene STE Auy wi h fair demand
and c!os> d tsady.,.
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Children like it, it saves their lives.
We mean One Minnie Cough Cure, the
infallible remedy for coughs, colds,
colds Group, bronchitis. grippe, and all
throat and lung troubles. Heartt IL
Heartt.
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Raleigh, N. G., March 8, 1898.
VALUABLE LAND ron sALR.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
On Monday, April 25th, 1898, being
the first day OF the April term, 1898, OF
Wake Superior court, at the court house
door in Raleigh, N. O., will sell at
public cutlery to the highest bidder, the
Following described lands and premises:
A tract of land, in Swift Greek town
ship, Wake county, bounded ON the
north by the lands Of the late w. G.
Upchurch and others; on the east by the
lands of said UpchuFch, Joseph King
and others; on the south by the lands
Of w. III. j. Goodwin, r. Il. Powell and
others, and on the west by the lands
now or formerly owned by M. w.
Woodland, and others. Said tract OF land
is made up of sundry tracts purchased
from several persons by @. -. j. Good
win, and the whole is known as said
@. &c. ]. Goodwin's "Steep Hill Farm"
and is the same described in the mort
gage, or deed OF trust, from @. 70. j.
Goodwin and wife to 70. Mex. Good
win, registered in book No. 124 at page
543, and in another mortgage or deed
of trust from said G. %. j. Goodwin to
Bennett Smedes registered in book NO.
104 at page 651 of said Registers Office;
and includes the SO acres mortgaged to
II. w. MeVea by said @. ID. j. Goodwin
by mortgage registered in book No. SO
at page 592 of said Registers office.
The whole tract contains between 412
and 430 acres.
Sale made by order of Wake Superior
court rendered at February term, 1893,
in the case of Smedes and others vs..
G. u. ]. Goodwin and wife and others,
No. SS3 Summons Docket.
Terms of sale: CASH. Hour Of sale
IL m.
R. H. BATTLE, Commissioner.
March 10th, 1898.
nar19tds
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The filters and wrappers of TRIO are
grown on the sunkissed dew sprinkled
hills Of the Piedmont 1t is as rich
and sweet as nature can make it.
THE DALT0N-FARROW co, =.
Mfg'rs, Winston, n. C..
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WHEAT.

Flour dull Wheat. NO. apring
20. agpriDp W.; No 3 rod. l0ikal0'A. Corr
10. osaaGX. Oats, No. y AKa2j. Ne
shite rYst al91: No. pwhifs { Q .Oks
81 20. 8 49,: No. =. -. Flax seed No. l. III liza
IA PRIZE Timothy seed " 60ac s.. Mes
pork rov bbl, f947ka9 IN. Lard per lfn lhs
80 a'.97V. Short rib sides loose) "a 82kld
$40 Dry. gsl'ed shouldr-s fboxedl AJAX
hort clear 81 es 'boxe IS. isaA40 Whiskey
dlsfiLers' hnlsned goods. pef kallon xl.iSk.
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NGthing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Imminent Guar
anteed by all druggists.
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UIHER MARKETS

GAlyesteo. steady, ~ SAT- bales
Esrrulk. firm. "a. 90. rates.
RliriInor nominal. 9, - bales.
BostOn, Qui &, 6k, s9i bales.
Wilmtng toa. stssdy. ~, sA Gales.
Philadelphia, quiet bh, SOi bales.
Savannah. quiet OS.l6, z.sss os,es.
New Orleans, quie h,o,4so pales.
Mobile, quiet. IN, NY bsies.
Memphis, steady. on, i,zoi paIes'
Cnarleston. aIeady. 50 i6, isj bales.
cincinnati. q eft, ~, 49I bales
Louisville. quiet, > liz D, :. Dsloss
st. Louis, quiet 5k 80 bale
Houston. STEADY, IS, 9, i3I bales.
New YOrk. steady. on, 5si 0aies.
A nur - rY ANnGNYINnN
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NEW YoRK March ss.-Futures opened
o4oaav. kaias A rn0 nzpau
NEW ORLEANS.

spot cotton closed ste dy. midding uplandE
8 lis; mid aiing gulf o 10. sales ba es.
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EATING TIME COMES

Three times a day. but that IL no
reason why you should 60. 70 che
market three times q day.
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GUESSING AT The Il OLD. RIDDLE.
The easier woman cries, the less

The easier a woman cries, the less It
means.
No loyal church woman ever hears a
preacher who is quite so good as her
own. =. ~ = j :! 9 - z 81 \ }E
Women always : own, from one to a
dozen cook books, but they continue to
cook things in the same old way.
When, a woman gives party and
doesn't Invite the ineighbors, It indi-
Gates that she can get along without
borrowing.
each other after they have had bust
In paying more than her share, and Is
always mad afterwards because the
other let her. ~. ~
If you must attend church socials to
keep your conscience soothed, attend on
rainy night. The women in charge
know they will have Ice, cream to take
home on such a night, and give patrons
their moneys worth.
An Atch!son girl who used TO walk q
year ago with the air Of having heard
that her ship had come In and She was
on the way to board 1t, has the air now
OF having ffound'its cargo q great dis
appointment She has married in the
meantime.
I. No woman probably appreciates how
pretty and graceful she looks when
sing a needle. And a woman never
looks awkward. by the way, with her
sleeves rolled up and flour on her arms,
though she may. appear at O great dis
advantage at social affair.-Atchison
Globe. y.
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In choosing candidates for the legis-
;lature to-day the county Republican
convention needs to be dellberative
enough to select men who are strong
enough to be elected by good majorltles.
Ohio county Is a Republican county.
There IS no doubt about st. Candidates
selected with regard for their standing
before the public, and on whom the PEG.
pie can depend to look out for the IN
.terests OF the county In the Legislature,
are certain of not only receiving the FULL
Republican strength. but OF command
ing votes, from outside the party. The
fact that there Is a Republican majority
in the county doesn't warrant nominal
ting anybody, regardless OF strength.
: So important a county as Ohio, with
so many important interests involved IN
possible legislation, should have repre-
sentative citizens in the Legislature.
Qualifications for these duties, and
ability to perform them, should count
for as much as personal popularity.
Aside from the purely legislative duties
OF members OF the coming legislature, a
United States senator Is chosen. a re-
.sponsibllity that calls for the exercise Of
good judgment. There may be two or
three candidates for the senate and
there may be q half dozen-lt ii too early
yet to tell the exact number, and Ohio
county Will have four votes to cast
when matters come to the voting point.
Men Of good judgment and with the
party interests at heart should be there
to cast thehn.iF q "a y 81
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-, = 2 - 4 2 y Il-7-T7I
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

!. q = z . 7.
& Love turns the crank and wealth lu-
bricates the axle. ~
Lack OF cash causes more poverty
than anything else. S
a 1t Is easier TO fall in love than Il is to
crawl out of 1t. ~ 4 /
The troubles of her neighbors trouble
a woman more than her own.
The married actress often tries to
make hit, by posing as miss.
Men, buy red paint by the bottle. but
women purchase It by the box.
The success OF many. great men Is
due to their,use OF other.men's brains.
It Is easier. to make a. record for lazi-
ness than II Is to make a good living.
Notice TO junk dealers-A; crowr and
throne for sale cheap. Apply to Uncle
Sam .tt = y 2. &,
Some men Jump their, bail In order to
save time they would otherwise have to
serve. ~ IS
Its an impressive moment in the life
Of a girl when a masculine arm first
encircles her waist. 4 8 ~
A rolling stone gathers no moss; but
l4iCiC dlS koho VI hielt " AiO NOIi ! lSV akOs5
in their business. anyway.
A woman mag not deplore the death
OF her flrstS husband after she marries
again. but her second husband often
does. -ss.ttS' ~ $500
The. man who sits around and brags
OF his bravery Is. the first man to break
for the|woods in! time OF danser.-Chl-
cago News. Is. e. !4g5I ~
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West Virylnians to the Front.

The ordering OF fifteen more regiments
OF volunteers from Chickamauga Park
to Tampa, our own First West Virginia
regiment being among them, by the
way. means that soon the volunteers Will
be In the thick OF the campaign. Other
reinforcements for Skaters army are
already being sent to Santiago, and 1t Is
thought that the volunteer force at
Chickamauga may see service In the in
vasion to be made at other points after
they have become, seasoned at Tampa.
The Invasion of Porto Rico and the as
sault upon Havana, as soon as the naval
fleets are relieved from the Santiago
situation, will doubtless be pushed with
out unnecessary delay. for the govern
ment has undoubtedly entered upon q
vigorous prosecution OF the war. with
the resolve, to bring It 10 an end as soon
as possible.
4 The. First West Virginia regiment
will be the first OF this states quota OF
volunteers to so to the front, and judg-
ing from the reports the Intelligencer
has been publishing almost daily from
the regiment 1t. will give good account
of itself. It is counted as among the
best OF the commands at ChIckamauga,
for the fact that;it Is among the first to
be ordered to the front Is In itself evil
dence, OF this. From the homes Of the
state will so with 1t the blessings and
the Godspeeds OF the people. with q full
confidence that 1t will perform It's duty
well. Our boys are to face all the hor-
rors of war, but the courage which they
take with them from the, hills and val-,
leys Of West Virginia will be with them
throughout,a and in the meantime prayers
for their safe return with the victorious
army will aecend from every homeJ,
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be at hrst imagined. since the comments
indhlged in are accompanied by com.
plants that the press and public have
been deceived by. the government con.
corning the power and tho resources Of
the United States. - NJ IN
In view OF THIS disturbed state Of az.
fairs and the general dependency which
seems to exist Throughout spain. the
bankrupt condition ofthe treasury, tho
mutterins Of the storm which threatens
the throne, the discouraglng news from
Cuba and the Philippines, and every
contrlbutory cause for encouragement.
the end, 50 far as Spain 10 concerned,
mas, be regarded as Approaching.
In connection with this state OF affairs
the Spanish governments acceptance OF
q report that the United States will at
tack the spanlsh coast Is almos. Judi
crcus. With one naval fleet practically
a prisoner and at the mercyof the,
American forces, another entirely de-
stroyed and the Boosted Cadiz squadron
enrouts TO the Philippines, after, having
gone through hard lines at home; with
little left that would amount to any
thing In meeting with us formidable
an equipment as the United States
could send across the Atlantic, Il Il de-
sired. Spanish talk about preparing an
other. fleet to destroy" such force is
the rankest nbsurdlty. .ais
While our attention is centred upon
The history making events In Cuba. and
the severe task being accomplished by
the American forces there. where car,
mage and bloodshed is TO be the order OF
the day until the end comes: and while
we are realizing fully the gravity Of the
situations there and In. Aslatic waters, It
Is well TO observe also the events, that
are occurring in Spain, the condition OF
the government, and the factors that are
contributing day by day to force the
surrender, perhaps, even before Amei-
can arms have carried out the full pro-
gramme now contemplated.
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So.in's ,Hopelessness.

Is The mixed situation in, Spain growing
out OF the war, and the growing dissat-
I isfacton OF the people. portends serious
trouble in the near future. The press OF
/ Madrid has thrown of much OF Its bonn
+ bast and has assumed a Respondent
a tone in discussing the outlook. Spanish
i statesmen. while keeping up a show OF
courage, plainly exhibit anxiety. They
admit the feeling that Spain has been
abandoned by the other powers to her
! fate, and some OF the newspapers open
4 ~ charge that France, having received
Z commercial concessions from the United
4 States, is Indifferent to Spain, while
Germany 'kcebs In the background
/ and Russia Is simply using Spain as a
1 catspaw."' : 4 ~; q. K. &,
This Is all interesting as ;affotllng: a
reason for the chungeiIn the: attitude OF
1.-THE press from a bombastlc course to one
which advocates some move for securing,
peace. and that;S5too, without European
Intervention. but. by q dlrect3trcaty with
the United States from which power Il
I believes It can obtain "bctter terms"
This ts a notable concession; for. sthc;
Spanish press to mako in view OF its
i past course. The frank acknowledge
ment OF Americas generosity''3as pre-;
ferable TO European selnshness" Is GER.
talniy remarkable revolution In sentl-!
{ ment, which the grave situation has
:Rronghtsin the minds $of the Spanish
editors. Il is moro. slGnlncant than may.