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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
VIEWS OF LONDON PAPERS.
Oncr to spain Called = surprI.inx Act of
G~nerOsity.

London. Nov. 2l.-rhc morning pa
pers conccde the generosity of the Of
fers OF the United States peac. com.
missioners and express the opinion that
Spain would he foolish to rejcc, them.
They express universal qualification
at the announcement of an open door
policy in the Philippines. The Daily
Mail calls the offer OF SaO.OOO.OOO. a-
indemnity. "a surprising act OF gencr.
osity."
The papers generally take 1t FOR
granted that the open door" will Ia
adopted In the West Indies also.
The Daily News says: The United
States has now become an Asiatic pow,
or. and Lord Salisbury clearly had rca.
son to predict tha, the expansion Of the
United States would give Great Britain
II valuable ally in the China seas"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Mr.. Frederick Palmer writes from
Dawson City, Alaska:
II you will take my word for It.
Dawson is too far away from home
comforts for man to be either sick
or broke there with much peace Of
mind.
The biggest fee I'neard of was paid
by part owner OF claim on Do
minion creek. which is good three
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
Tn. "Am.ric,n hoy" Bstti-.hIp.

Every American hopes our school
boys Will succeed In their efforts Ia
rails" S3oOo.opr 10 he used in building
haitl"ship. II costs great sums Ia
build warshlp. hut you can build M
your health with llustcttor's Stomach
BitterS al small expense. This remedy
* for all stomach, liver and bowel dis
orders
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
I,ew.y 0,v.s ,ss Views.

Montpelier. VI. Nov. q. President
Brown ~ Norwich University Inns r..
ccivci n personal letter from Admiral
Dewey. under dat" of October :,r,i, In
which the admiral ~,yn.
II trust tho entire archipelago will
i'c retained by the United sintrs. Any
other arrangement viii knd To no end
0f trouble"
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ARE Ordsrss :. sssv,vs,

Washington. II. g.. Nov. 2i.-Thc
War Department Inns ordered fout
r0intnnies ~ III" kcepnd volunteer en-.
vinccrs to embark NJ onrr from knvnn.
nah for Tampa. sail tic,rc 10 Havana,
Reporting tO Major General 0rss.i,r
who commands Onc NJ the divisions oi
ils: Bevrnth army corps.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
M Ernrrnu. l,nnuIs..

Don't you think" said the ucnslvc girl
that people make mistakes by acting on
generous impulses
"puC OF IN" mrHnVEt men ever knew %
said tn" oldest luafur. was an old fellow
over near pluukyillo who used to go In
for N,gctarianlSm every flll until ThnnkS-
giving and Christmas were over lust To-
keep from buying turkeys FOR his family %
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice lnspired
Conadenco and Hope.

Examination by male physician ID
a hard trial TO u delicately organized
woman.
She puts it of as long us she dare,
and is only driven to IL by fear of can.
Ger, polypus, or some dreadful ill.
Most frequently such q woman leaves
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
sIdc l.lghls On llisinra.

Nobody saw me do IT." mute ed
Cain, as he looked ut the motlonloss
form OF Abel. and hurried conscience
stricken from the scene. BESIDES. the
police will say It's case OF sulcidor'
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

the same way that the miners work.
Ana once the box Is on the bottom
OF the grave and the earth and snow
piled over II. the body of the dead man
freezes ms solid as u cake OF Ice. and
he is cmbalmcd for pii time. For.
Mt depth Of four feet. the earth II
ctcrnally frozen. and his friends may
come when they choose and cxhumc
the body In state Of perfect prcssr.
walton. Packing II In Ice. his great.
srcat-grcat- grandchildren could take
1t back to his old home and hold .
state funeral.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

What are tn" raVuErs 0f time, rngt,
Nlrck "HlsSt " I know. Fnf p-oni.
,lalm :? sun"r from them, and 80 Do thif
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
Free Trade Pays Her We'll.

Five hundred million pounds OF Brit
aims national debt has been paid or
durln. the last twenty years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Mrs Nnshu Jones has rrorRnnlEod our
Progressive "uchr" club" 'lH N mora Sc,
Get now" Yes. sh. loft out the women
aho always win IN. price
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

It's Jus, Ms easy to buy Diamond "C'
Soap as Inferior kinds. Your grocer
sclls II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
when They 0st tound out.

All m'> ARE liars; but some are no,
found out until after they are mar.
ricd.-puck.
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Denver Directory.
HARNESS.

The best $50 dou-
BILE Concord Iiar-
ness In Colorado
for SIS. with
breechinE. $50. S.
double team har-
ness. with breech
ing, SIG: So steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS; tl5 single
buggy harness for
s. 80. Do not be
deceived by worth
less limitations but
order direct from
us and get the
lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogues
I. FRED MuEl.-
Denver. Colorado,
.NAMINATION.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Womau's schemes are not all useless.
Say not that they naught avail
sine" my Della Joined the bird club,
lo, she never touches quail"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Of the pitiful spirit" and others Of n
like nature. which they bribc ofiiciSls
to write. or themselves forge. ! could
have had similar explanations put on
my own passport. There are tramps
who make regular business Of this
kind Of impo@turc. and II In another
evidence Of how difiacuit II II TO make
even passport tell tho truth. In Ger
many the Asmc trick II practiccd by
trsmps. and In both countries the beg
gar can buy fake passes which tho po-
lice cannot detect. I saw several In
Russia which looked exactly like tho
genuine thing. and. had I wished TO
poar ~ = Russian. could have bought
one any day for 10 rublrs.
In looks and dress the "Oorioun"
acts out to 4 nicely tho story which his
papers are supposed to substantintc.
Never have I seen such sad faces na
these men and women have when beg.
sing. A. heart they arc capable OF
considerable fun and boia,erousncss.
but they sTcct look oi dependency.
which man, Of them retain cvrn when
IN duty. In other reapects they re-.
srn,bic vary closely tho ordinary
prussnt or mujhih. They all have
81 iaimen:s shock u hair. parted In
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

ecliev. fi.o's Cure {. tho only medicine
thnt VII cure con.ump'ion. Anna n.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

EiTS Permanently ,uftI 80 nts 90 %. fsou.b... .,,.,
hH.' dal Hse at bf. hhus Great NsT. It,.,.,,,
.snd T., tNGG st.oU 'r=l haiti. snd tf.-,i..
IN " " NtiNt ia, ~ Arsh ~ Ibu.d. lpht. p.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

d
This condi-
ton of the
minddestroys
the effect Of
advice; and
S he grow $
J worse rather
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

a physicians Office
where she has un-
dergone n critical
examination with
aninpression,m n,more
or less, of discour-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

For a complete list Of prizes. useful
and ornamental, given free to purchas-
ers Of Diamond &c" Soap write to the
Cud0hy Packing Co.. So. Omaha. Neb.
And tree bouRhs crenk In baroness sad.
All 10 not dfear. In home and hall
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

When a man. goes down town saiu,da,
mlfn' .,ilf nis WI. hns less money fof IN. bar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Take Laxative brumo guiuinr Tablets An
druggists refund the money II II fails 10 cure
-'c- The genuine has l. u Z, on each ablrl
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

II ~ Hung Chang continues TO slide
lgwn iho seal" he Will eventually land IN
fuurth-clhEs postofliup
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

som" front yards az. 90 correct thn,
doorstep and admire weeds
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Good 9umot I. a good shield. and also a
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

uufle..in. Enspf
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Woman doesn't Nant 20 rule her nus.
hand .ho only wants him well Iuhiiiiod TO
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
THIS is ABOUT ALL THAT pAwso CAN DO FOR ITS SICK

days journey-both ways-from Daw-
son. when the trails are good. His
partner was very III. and Dawson
doctor was paid $500 to make call
on him.
When a sick man is taken to tho
hospital the hospital authorities ind
out II he has my money. II he has.
he must pay for his board ut the rate
Of SO week. II he has not. he gets
both board and Doctors care for moth
Ing. In winter the hospital Ia drcaricr
than monastery In the Alps. No one
passes II In summer or winter without
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26

Nrs. Win.iou.s soothing syrop
TOT hildisH ts.thlhs .soft.H. the .u,s rsu
eAAtia ,s.sys Isin. -in Fus n ,,st. L.,t..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-11-26
TO Cunr A coin ~ OK,

Jooplc." Wv ''''
TO CURE 4 toLD ~ ONe DAY.
fake Laxative iirnmo .uinlne Tablets An
druggists refund The money II II falls 10 cur,
&c The genuine has L.. u q on zach tablet
II IL Hung chang continues ta slide
down the scale he will eventually land ip
t"urth-cluFs postof1ur.
FITS permanently tuI'l 20 nts safb.f,su.n....u., af
Vet dab usr n bf, hhuE afyst Nsss u..,1,,,
.snd g., tWGG si,oo 'rat hotti. sHd tf.-,i..
"" " " NiiNt l,iatii Afrh ~ rhu.d.lpht.. u.
Good humof Is good shield. and also a
splendid weapon,
Mrs. win.io~.s SCOT hinr syvup
tot hildi.H ts.thlh. soften. the .utas rrsr,
s-ensnsia5. Isin, 'aiss -is eolis, u s.nt. s.,ls
Woman doesn't want 20 rule her nus.
band sho only wants him well qualified TO
ful" her,
bclicv, Piso's Cur. Il. the only medicine
thnt VIII cure consumption. Anna n.
Hos, Willinmsport, Pa, Nov. ~, 'ps.
Hom" front yards az. 90 correct that
they dfi", man iu lit ON his bayk
doorstep and admire weeds,
u = " tou.W DWOrs mad. b, u,,,.
hufi-s'ln. hnsVf
When man goes down town satu,dax
hlght hlr VII. has less money for IN. bnr
snln counter Monday morning
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12
THE COMPLENION OF THF
NEXT NATIONAL HOUSE.
Republicans COncedc Tvo Doubt
full Districts and Claim Ma.
Iority Of Thirteen-Thc
Other Side.

Washington, Nov. 10. O.-Late
this afternoon Chairman Babcock
Of the Republican congressional
committee practically complete
a list of the representatives elect
to the seth congress. Latest
authentic advices received by the
Republican committee Indicate
that two districts are in doubt vet
VIZ: the Second California and
the Twelfth Texas. In both,
however, Mr.. Babcock comedies
that the chances are favorable to
the Democrats. He claims neither
of them. Tonight MIR. Babcock's S
figures show the election of lS5
straight Republicans, 163 Demo-
Gratis, 6 Populists and one Silver
Republican. These figures do not
include the two doubtful districts
mentioned. Conceding these two
districts to the Democrats, as a
means of reaching definite results,
Mr.. Babcock claims a certain ma
Jorlty of 13 over all opposition.
Little information of definite
nature was received by the Demo-
cratic committee tonight. Secre-
tary Kerr maintained that the op-
position to the Republicans would
organize and control the next
house of representatives,. His
figures indicated that the opposi~
tion would cave at least $50, and
perhaps Isl.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12

South Carolina - Democrats
eject : congressman and entire
State ticket.
South Dakota-Both congress
men, republican.
Tennessee-Democrats elect S
republicans = congressman. Dem
ocratS elect governor by 25, 900,
and gain 20 in legislature.
TeXas-Democrats elect u,
rcpCbhcans 1 congressman. State
democratic ticket gets large ma
jority.
Utah-Roberts, dem, elected
to congress.
Virginia. Solid dem. dclcga>
ton to congress of 10 members
elected.
Washington-Rcpublicans elect
both congressman.
West Virginia. Republicans
elect two members to congress,
democrats |, and ! remains doubt.
ful.
Wisconsin, Republicans elect
all ten congressman.
Wyomirg-Republican elected
to congress.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12
VENGENCE WREAKED.
North CarOlinianS Burned a
Newspaper Office.

Wilmington, Nov. 1O.-The
negroes not having complied with
the demand of the business men
by $50 this morning, the time
fixed on, six hundred white men
assembled on the corner Of Market
and fifth streets at $50 ana
marched to the Office OF the Daily
Record, negro newspaper, and
destroyed all the material in the
building.
The building took fire, but
some assert this was an accident.
The leaders sent for the fire de-
partment and the flames were con-
fined to the Record building. On
the south side, twenty feet dis.
tant, was large negro church
and on the north, about twelve
feet away, building occupied by
negroes. The excitement was in L..
tense. 1t is feared the negroes
will attempt to retaliate tonight.
The streets are full of armed
whites. At least a thousand will
be on guard tonight. The column
that moved on the Record office
was composed of the best citizens,
including several clergymen.
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At the York court AmZi Dun
novant and Frank Castles, con-
victed of the murder of Ben
Goore, were sentenced to be
hanged Friday, Dec I'd. Eliza
beth Goore, the wife of the old
man Ben, was sentenced to life
imprisonment in the penitentiarv,
having been recommended to
mercy by the jury.
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DA hfbk5 NBDICALOO., Elkhart, Ind.
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Ledger.

TLI p. BABCOCK, of Avoca, N.Y.a
veteran of the Ord N. Y. Artillery and
for thirty years Of the Babcock e.
Munsel Carriage Co., OF Auburn, says: "I
write to express my gratitude for the mirac-
Ious benefit received from DR.. Miles Heart
Cure. 1suffered for years. as result of army
LIE, from sciatica which affected my heart
In the worst form, my limbs swelled from
the ankles up. bloated until was unable
to button my clothing; had sharp pcins
about the heart, smothering spells and
shortness OF breath. For three months I
was unable to lie down, and all the sleep I
got was In an arm chair. 1 was treated by
the best doctors but gradually grew worse.
About q year ago I commenced taking DIR.
Miles New Heart Cure and IL saved INV life
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81 so Pr r ANNUM
Local M alters 3

Ss ~ ~ - I'VE ~ u hsh SS y
Two second hand bicycles for
sale at this office.
A 4 room cottage for rent. APP
ply to w. Z. Bennett.
Cotton brought 5 cents in this
market yesterday.
Rev. w 6 Ewart is attending
the A r p Synod in session at
Chester this week.
We received a pleasant call yes
terday from our old friend, Col.
j II Buchanan, editor Of the staid
old Chester Reporter.
Mr. b & Hough, who has been
confined ut his home sick for sew
eral weeks, was able to be on the
streets yesterday.
The council has greatly improv-
ed the appearance of Main Street
by cutting down the shade trees
in front of the Farmers Banking
and Mecantile Co.'S establishment.
Misses Irene, Olive and Minnie
Perry left for Clinton, 5 c., this
week, where they will! make their
home with their brother, Mr.. j j
Perry.
Henry Lily, coIorcG, brakeman
on the C.& NV. Railroad fell
from car at Lenoir last Monday
and had n leg cut off. Henry once
lived here and was q br akeman on
the Lancaster&Chester Railroad.
Nine fine saddlcrs and drivers
will be entered ut the State fair
from this place The ~! -
taken to Columbia today. The
exhibitors are The Farm. ers'
R"Hking and Mercantile Co., and
Messrs. CIyburn & Elliott.
Hoke, the 9-year old son of Mr.
w b Knight, got the big toe of
his right foot caught between the
chain and rear sprocket of Wad-
dy Thomson, Jr's., bicycle while
riding behind him to school last
Wednesday morning, and had it
SO badly mashed that it had to be
anputated by the Drs. Crawford.
Constable Crenshaw of Wax.
haw township, passed through
town Wednesday with two ne
groes for the chain gang. One
vas Everett Cureton, an escaped
convict whom he had "ecaptured,
and the other was to serve IA sen
tcnce If 30 days fer carrying
concealed weapon.
Pay your subscription to the
Ledger.
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Q a = TO RTA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature os ZxXZzIxSa

Private Erwin w Metts, Co
Nj. 2d sc. Regiment died sud-
denly of heart disease in the
regimental hospital ut Savannah
Tuesday night. His remains
were sent 20 his home ut Cordova,
5. g., for burial.
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TUESDAYS ELECTION.


nine congressman.
ArIHuua-Waite, dem. elected
to congress.
Arkansas Democrats elect all,
six congressman.
Calitornia-Republicans elect
governor and entire State ticket,
except perhaps secretary of State.
They also elect six congressman
with one district doubtful.
Colorado Silver Republicans
elect one congressman and Popu>
lists one. Governor and State
officers Republican.
Connecticut-Clear sweep for
Republicans. Governor, State
ticket, and t congressman, all
Republican.
Delaware - Republican con-
gresham elected.
Florida-DemOcrats elect two
congressman and entire State
ticket.
Gc"rgia-11 congressman, all
democrats, elected
Idaho-Fusionist CONGRESSMAN
elected. Fusion ticket all elected
by 5000 plurality.
ltlinois-15 Republicans and
I democrats elected to congress.
Republican State ticket has about
30, 600 plurality
lndiana--S Republicans and 3
de 0crats, elected to congress,
two districts doubtful. State ard d
Legislature, Republican.
Iowa--RepubIicans carry the
day, including 4 congrcssmen.
kansas--7 Republican and one
fusion candidate elected to con-
gress. State Republican.
Kentucky--S democrats, 1 Re-
publican and 2 districts doubtful.
Observation-Disclosures made n
clear sweep, electlng six congress-
men.
Maryland--4 Republicans and
2 democrats elected to congress.
Massachusetts--1O republicans
and 3 democrats elected to con-
gress. Wolcott, republican, re.
elected Governor.
Michigan - Republicans elect
all, II congressman, Governor
and State officers.
Mississippi Democrats elect
all, congressman.
NJ IS ; souri-Democrats elect
State ticket and II congressman.
Republicans eject 3 congressman.
Minnesota - Republicans elect
all, : congressman. Also State
officers.
Montana-Campbell, democrat,
elected to congress.
Nebraska - Republicans elect
entire State ticket and . congress-
men; fusion:sts 1; populist /; 3
doubtful.
neutrality-suspicious. elect gov |
ernor and congressman.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
elect the , congressman.
New Jersey Republicans elect
governor, and s out of s con-
grcSSmcn.
New Iork-Dcmocrats elect IS
congressman, Republicans 16.
Roosevelt is elected Governor by !
plurality Of 10000. The State
senate is Republican by + and the
Assembly by 30 majority.
North Carolina - Democrats
elect I congressman, 2 doubtful.
State democratic judicial ticket
carried and legislature over
whelmingIy democratic.
North Dakota ota-SpaIdine Re-
publican, elected to congress-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12

as III by a miracIe,"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guaranteed. hrst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICA
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IMPORTANT MOTIF,

Having sold out our mercantile
busin' s. to the Farmers Banking and
Mercantile Go. All parties that owe
us must come forward and settle up,
as we positively ca"t carry over any
accounts Fhis not &c applies to all who
owe us
II. NJ. FITZPATRICK S BRO.
| month.
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
lOc. DC. II &. G. G fail, G"Ugg!StS rcfund uonCy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16
The Negro i'm War.

Edwin Emerson jr.. in Golfers Weekly.
What doubt there may have IuFketi con-
corning the qualities OF the American negro
as a hshting soldier nag been swept away
by the magnificent conduct OF all the COT
ored troops, infantry and cavalry. when led
into fire by their White officers The quail
ity of tho leadership may he inferred from
the heavy proportion Of losses am0GS the
officers. The gallant Twentyfoarth alone
lost 20 per cent. OF its officers In the charge
on FL Caney. The losses among the men
were almost equally heavy. This was thu
same regiment which afterward furnished
eighty volunteer nurses for the yellow fever
hosp tai at Siboney. and when fitty-tive OF
these had been stricken down. replaced
them by hrty-ave tnore.
How these same troops would have be-
hayed without the inspiration % their white
leaders must remain an open question. As
an experiment, l fancy 1t would scarcely
be worth trying.
Those who insist that the fights Of those
days were solderY battles, meaning battles
in which strategy and leadership counted
for little, must give the colored soldiers
their due IN the achievement OF victory.
One OF the EDEiishmen serving with us, I
recollect who had watched the conduct %
our black troops with professional curtofs-
ity. reached the conclusion that they were
just as good aa some OF the best native
reg .nens In India. and commented on tho
fact that these troops invariably do better
when led. IN part At least. by officers OF
their own color and blood.
Our coioraj aoidIery certainly contained
many men who showed themselves pos
sessed ossihe first and most important In
stlnct OF leadership. recall the feat OF
one darky-a color sergeant OF the Tenth
cavalry, ] believe. In the charge on san
Juan hlli he carried the guidon OF his troop.
and was ORDERED by hls captain 10 keep
near him. holding The guidon Tag a,oft
where fl would be well in view From that
time on the captain and all the following
troopers found II hard 20 keep up with their
glildon ptunFlog ahead through the high
spear graN IN the steep hill. straight Tor
the pitiiess Spanish FIRE from the hiitops,
when the ol3 sergeant reached the crpst ot
the NIL f0gethsr Nrtth the first ~ ths
Rough Riders Ia waved hig tattered red
ard white ~}d0n al0ft as an encourage
rnent Ia his fellow troopers ard he STOOD
there with his lisile Sag his figure clearly
s;lhr,ia''ea an the ridge unta the Inevitable
happaned and he fell wounded twice. For
th}s arr ~ rCnsuiciouS Pai!an'fF thia par
fscuIar coiored solGier was reeumrn rnded ny
his auner.ors for an honorable mention.
Had BE nean one ~ us he ~9uii have been
promoted 10 a leutenancY on the spot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16
: 5e1. 4o33. u. 5. 4.

a.. Ne se..t awsy 80 u the haapies; NOR
t3's t.at ever lived Gen SbstteT treated
ne with every courtesy aaa diG every
tH-rs .~ as Eower . better TIE condition
~ ,se soldiers ne w9sk=st hard 10 relieve
1ae suffering ara wien He anew mat !
US -pt We loss fa1a- that Rad Frustrated
3d.. n Ne meg t14e wfr@ abe jc leave we're
S*nt 80 tae lGts6 states. The ARRIVAL -
- transports worked a wonderful change
among ihe man. anJ IL setme3 ihai every
enc RcH.d set better she who previous
Il could u1t move declared ~ once that
taey wee Strong enough 20 take care *
,a~.i.se IVES So anxious were iney ~ ges
an'ay trou C1tta AL re dreadful sur
r1Hac'-zs Others cV.td wtf Joy s.: the
N=rS 43ea @. <o!rs Ho.De. We picked out
nose trst Sc thought we're most able 20
stand tHe ssa voyage ard most kelly %
h benefited t1e., hy, ara tce-e is 10 .4oa5.
thu; l"p i5>ss were saved by the t!Eney ar
rival e the transports. ! vas sorry %
earn wceE: arrived horn~ ~ the suffer
tres a-d fg.vat.0ns CT tire men on The ves-
sels. ard hope me reports have been fx
as9erate5
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