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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Wielkie zebranie odbedzie sic W
dzieh swieta robotniczego d. 1 majs
" niedziele o godz. 8 wieczor W Wa
shington hall PREY 525 s. 4tej uI.
Mowcy Z New Yorhu / FilsdsIfi W
jezykaoh polskim j sngielskim wy
jasnia znaozenie tego dnia / Gel So
ojalizmu. Do licznego udzialu ro-
botnic ! robotnikow saprasza komi-
tet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Ostatnie Posiedzenie az kwietnia)
mielismy smutne, a to z tego powo-
du, il smierc nieublagana zabra}a
nam OLGA Zwiazku N. p, a patrona
or. 1913, s. p. Juliusza Andrzeikowi-
CA. Niewymowny Aal sciskal serca
kazdego tembardziej, il ME mielismy
zawiadomienia o smierci 6. D. An
drzejkowicza i ME moglismy oddac
o~statniej us}ugi wielkiemu pracowni-
kowi ma niwie narodowej, ktory pra-
oowal az do grobu.
Przeto szanujac zaslugi s. p. j.
Andrzejkowicza, tworcy tax Ia
szczytnej organizacji, jaka jest Zwia-
EEK N. P. i szczycao sic jego imie-
MEM, wyraaamy g}eboki aal, pc tax
dotkliwej stracie. Mech mu ia zie-
mia obca lekka bedzie.
w imieniu tow. i'm. Juliusza An
drzejkowicza, gr. 338-ej,
j. Le,oandososki, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Uncle Sam - zamkna} kram,
Poszed} ma wojenke!
Hiszpan dry, leje lzy:
Uncle ma silna reke!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Uncle Sam - s}uchaj tam:
My "a toba wszedzie!
Polak zuch - p6dzie W ducb:
Ku5a wolna bedzie!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Obowiazek obywatelstwa
'aszej przybranej ojczyzny ~nakazuje
lam pokladac ~nadzieje W Bogu, 70
Zjednoczene z zapasow wo-
iennych wyjda zwyciezko, a sztan-
lar gwiazdzisty Okryje sic nowa saa-
wa, gdy okaza sic ma MIN znamienne
wyrazy: ,Free Cuba".
Gdzie tn sens? Albc Hiszpa-
MIA, albo Stany Zjednoczone
maja racje. PrzyznawaG wiec
z poczatku artykuiu racje jed
nemu pahstwu, "a ma kohcu te-
go samego artykufu prosic Be-
ga o zwycieztwo ola drugiego,
przeciwnego pahstwa, to chy
ba - Fart.
- SDobOda ME bardzo WIFE,
rzy W szczere checi ameryka-
now.
wv ca}ej Europe ME znajdzie ma
turalnie Hiszpania sprzymierzehcow,
wojne bedzie musia@a ~prowadzic
w}asnym kosztem j w}asnemi silami.
Ale jezeli ten sam rozbudzony duch,
to poczucie narodowej godnosci -
jaka dzis tam wszedzie widzimy -
potrwa przez czas d4uzszy, wtedy
wiele woody up}ynac moze, zanim
Stany Zjednoczone oczyszcza Kube
i za,kna sztandar wolnej rzeczypos.
kubahskiej - Tub swoj Was
ny sztandar. Prowadzic wojne "a
wolnosc innego narodu do tego
dzisiaj Mkt juz ME zdolny.
Polska i Francja ma TAXA pod
sic wysokose, a dzisiaj duch
ten zamaa i We Francji. Przypuscic,
Re Stany Zjednoczone ME maja W
wojnie z Hiszpania zadnego interesu,
procz wolnosci mieszkahcow wyspy
Kuby - by}oby niedorzecznoscia.
Me, Jimmy, wyrachowany ameryka.
min must mice jaki interes, i to inte-
res pierwszorzedny'.
- KWjer PoLski Gala wine
wojny zwala ma prezydenta:
rGdyby W krzesle prezydenta byi
praktyczniejszy energiczniejszy
MAJ stanu, bylby wgodzine pouchwa-
leniu rezolucji przez kongres GAIA
rzucii ma wybrzeze Kuby i "a
sic hiszpanie spodzieli, Kuba
by}aby W reku ameryksnow i pow
stahcow, beg wielkiej WALK. Hisz-
panic zas, widzac Kube stracona, ME
kwapiliby sic bardzo do dalszej VOL
- j GAIA awantura s~kohczylaby
sic W paru tygodniach. Sven zw}o-
czeniem dal prezydent Nc Kinley
czas do dobrego przygoto-
wanna sic i wyprzedzenia go. Procz
tego Przez wypedzenie jego ambasa-
dora wraz z jego nieprzed}ozonem
otrzyma} cd Hiszpanii do
policzek, Ia kt6ry nawet do
ogo}u amerykahskiego o satysfakcje
odwoaac sic ME mole, DO ogG anne
rykahski byl jego powolnej polityoe
jego nieudolnej dyplomacji pre-.
,iwny".
Gazeta Katolicka wzdy-
,ha nabo4nie:
nWidzimy ztad, re po@ozenie jest
'ardzo niebezpieczne ] re wojna sro-
"a, okrutna, re wszystkiemi okrop-
,osciami lada dnia wybuchnac mole.
Wy jej sobie ME zyczymy, DO mic do
'rego nam przyniesc ME mote. w
axle wojDy pedwyzszone zostana ma
yohmiast podatxi j ~naloaone z~,stanie
lowe cao ma niekt6re artykuiy han
llu tax zagraniczne jak j krajowe.
'kutki wojny z Hiszpanis moga bye
'ardzo oplakane. Oby sic Pan Bog
Wszechmogacy mad Mani zlitowal il
9 wiszaca mad nami PLACE odwrocio
aczyi".
- Narod Polsh gfosi, re z
vielkiej chmury bedsie maiy
,,Jeztli Hiszpania odda Kube pc
'itwie = uratowany bedzie honor il
lynastja oraz zaoszczedzona krew
,%ratnia. w kazdym wiec razie IA
'osi sic tylko na konwencjonalny pc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Unlce Sam - m0wi nam:
Do broni chlopaki,
POGO gnic, idzcie bic,
Pod gwiazdziste znaki!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

78 Antoni Elk 256
70 winoenty Teleisko " ESQ
229S0 Micha} Rzepka 26S
81 Antoni Duda PCS
so J6zef Duda 26SI
SO Franciszek Skoniecki " 270l
"a Antoni Kalinowski 279
IS Jozef S~zlezinski 2S4
SO Ignacy Le~nartowicz 311
81 Jan Bedzyk 200
SO Jan Janikowski 1926
80 Franciszek Budnik $50,
2299O Franciszek Rosik d" $40
81 Michal Putt 335
81 Felix's Popielarczyk $40
93 Andrzej Czech $40
81 Wladys}aw Winter 354
% Piotr Serbia 354
SO Walenty Kubit 354
81 Roman Mandziara 1854
9S Jan Cendalski 365
80 .Jozef Dzierzewski 1855
$4,000 Jan Piotrowicz 376
| Fran. Kleszczewski 377
Jozef Bytner' 37S
Jozef Pilch 1884
Michsi Wo}}ek 1884
q Franciszek Ounce 1854
Felix's J. Wengierski 392
Jan Rypczyk 4O5
s Konstanty Pankowski
nieubezpieczony 90
. Jan F. Niezgodzki ME-
ubezpieczony 1913
23010 Jan Kiszewski nieubez. POS
IL Konstanty Rynkiewicz
nieubezpieczony POS
II Felix's Gadomski ME-
ubezpieczony 1852
13 kukasz Barawski ME.
ubezpieczony 352
Ia Ludwik Wolongiewicz
nieubezpieczony 346
II Stefan Kolenda nieub. L" 346
II Jozef Rynkiewicz ME-
ubezpieczony Ala
Is Stefan Szulc 419
10 Jan Gensicki 40.
23O20 Witalis Miejdak 419
q Grzegorz ~Pogrzebski 419
% Wojciech Olszewski 419
% Francisz. Wojtkele~ icz 4l9
- Szymon Marcinkowski 4I9
% Stanisiaw Laskowski 419|
20 MARCEL Glinka nieubez." 419
u Franciszek Maciorowski
nieubezpieczony 4l9
2S Franciszek Wojnar 400
30 Sylvester KmieG 42O
23030 Maciej Moskal 400
81 Jozef Hodor 400
81 Wojciech Ocbowa 400
80 Jakob Maziarka 400
81 Jan Damski APO
35 Piotr Mamola 400
SO Piotr Nazimek 42OI
81 Ludwik Wodarski 42O
3S MARGIN Strek 400
80 Pawel Bylat 400
23040 Wojciech Bialoglowicz 400
Al Wojciech Gil 400
AZ Jan Brzezihski 20
43 J6zef Rrawczyhski ME-
ub~zpieczony 800
"A Jan Wroblewski So
As Wojciech Kutlinski 60
46 Franciszek Wirzbicki "a
AZ Michal Hajduk 258
48 Miohai Wiecek 25S|
40 J6zef Sakowski 800
23O50 Teo6l Seszycki 800
81 Jan Reszozynski 392
SO J6zef Sumowski 81
SO Jan Olejnik 1872
"a Michal Julga 1872
So Andrzej Kowalski 145
So Jan Kaszubkiewicz "276l
CHICAGO, % kwietnia 1893.
Ma mocy nadeslanych aplikacyj il
swiadectw lekarskich nastepujace
Tow. przyjete zostaly do Nv. Mar.
Grupa 419, Tow. Kosciuszko W
North Amboy, N. J.. Sekretarz T..
1911. E1 n Nj A |
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

w Lincoln, Nebr., gdzie mieszka
sporo rodzin p~olskich, ma bye za}o-
iona grupa Z. N. P. Stara sic o to
ozlonek naszego Zwiazku, OBJ. J. Sic
kucki. Spodziewamy sic, ze rodacy
nasi W Lincoln popra jego usiiowa-
mia j przylacza sic do najwiekszej or
ganizacji polskiej W Ameryoe. Le-
~ to W ioh interesie, a przytem obo-
wiazkiem icb, jake polak6w, jest po-
~wiekszauie szeregow organizacji pa
trjotyoznej, da2aeej do oswobodze-
mia Polski i appointments dobrobytu
ludowi polskiemu W Ameryce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Gwardja Kosciuszki W Milwaukee,
~nalezaca do milicji stanu Wisconsin,
oswiadczy@a gotowosc wyruszenia ma
plac boju. Oddzial ten, znajdujacy
sic pod dowodztwem kapitana Will
da, sk}ada sic z So ludzi. Do komp-
letu brak jeszcze "a, ktorych bez-
watpienia polacy milwauccy dostar-
CA ma zawoianie.
Skompletowana Gwardja wyruszy
zapewne W biezacym tygodniu mad
brzegi Atlantyku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

w St. Louis zacza} wychodzic ty-
godnik po'ityczny democrat Bulle-
tin, ktorego redakcja obiecuje wy
dawac take oddzielny dodatek W
polskim jezyku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Gmina Polska Wv. N. p. iowa.
rzystwa: ,,Rzemieslnik6w Polskich",
yKlub Kosciuszki", ,,Socjalistow
Polskich'', Sgo Stanisiawa b. / M,
ySynowie Litwy"", yKorpus wojsk
Polskich', pMlodziezy', urzadzaja
obchod Msjowy, kt6ry odbedzie sic
d. 2 msja W Harmony Hall" pod
534 N. 3cia III. Poczatek o
godz. 8 p~unktualnie. Pc obchodzie
wielki bal PREY muzyce OBJ. T. Ku-
cielskiego. Many nadzieje, re Po-
lonia flsdel6jska ME omieszka sta
vic sic jak ~najliczniej.
r. 6robouski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28
BiurO Zarzadu Central
negO wv. Mar. Polls.

CHICAGO, 25 kwietnia 1893.
Nastepujacy czlonkowie przyjeci
do Il. N. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-28

Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie Gmi-
ny Polskiej oraz delegat6w iowa
rzystw bioracych udsial W obcho-
die odbedzie sic d. 80 kwietnia Q
godz. 8 wiecz6r, pod num-. 7S1 S.
Front al. u OBJ. Niedzielskisgo).
Obecnosc delegatow jest konieczna.
Kazde tow. zechce uiScie sic re
swycb wkladek ma koszta obchodu.
jak r6wniez kazdy kto ma bilety ma
RAINY obowiazany takowe wr6,ic, lub
pieniadze. w przeciwnym razie BIZ
Lefty ME beda wloaone do rozgrywki.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23


 
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  of the manufacture o hearth steel will established n difference will be all  been the large be y eliminated three
 
 
 
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  gagged (sgned) M
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
Have Laid Down the Law and Will Stick
 To It. CONFER WITH OPERATORS Tennessee Company Refuses to Grant an
 Increase and SLOSS PEOPLE HOLD UP ACONTRACT Which Was Made With Miners for Two Years Committees Will Report the Result of Their Interviews With Officials
 This Morning.
SLOSS PEOPLE HOLD UP ACONIRACT

Whether or not the miners will lay down their picks July and declare strike, will probably be determined at this morning s session of the state convention of miners now being held in Clerks hall.
 The miners have made demand for an increase of cents per ton for mining coal, which was yesterday submitted to the op- orators through committees appointed by the convention, which will report back this morning. The reports of these con- mittees will then be taken up and disposed of by the convention.
 The prevailing sentiment among the delegates yesterday was that the miners would not accept compromise, but would hold out for the full demand and that nothing else would satisfy them. On the other hand the officers of the Tennessee company say that they will not grant the advance, while the Sloss company officials hold up the contract now in force with that company which does not expire until July
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
Enthusiastic Lodge Meeting

An enthusiastic meeting of Birmingham Encampment, No 25, I. O. o. F., was held last night in Fox hall, corner Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street.
 Several visitors were present from Pratt City and Bessemer and the Royal Purple degree was conferred on one candidate. The election of officers for the ensuing term resulted as follows:
 H. M Austin, c. P.
 B. J. Lemons, H. P.
 A. l.. Miller. s. w.
 c. s. Gander, Scribe. . = E. Erswell, Treasurer. ] J. M Foulk, J. w.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23

kysS keo'. Pick Leaf smo4lns ns'1s Tobacco gives the consumers the very best To- bacco they can get. Two ounces for 10 cents. It is fast winning its way to public favor. Try 1t.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23

Recruits enlisted this morning for the First Alabama will be sent down today to join the regiment before it leaves for Miami, Fla. After today they will have to be sent on to the camp by the seashore.
 Captain Hart sent down a squad of a dozen yesterday afternoon and hopes to send down a larger body today. He urges all those who wish to enlist to report early this morning at the armory of the Jefferson Volunteers, so they can be sent to Mobile.
 Captain Parker and Captain Ledbetter, who are working at out of town points, have secured a number of men.
 The immunes are sending men to. Co., lumbus daily, numbers being secured at out of town points. Among those going over yesterday was MT. Wisehart, who has a position in the hospital corps.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
The First Authentic Statement Given
 to the Public bU an 0ttlOI0|.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PLANT
Which VIII B6 Built at 6nSIu 6tu It WI| Have flII the Most Modern Equipments St66I
 Rail Mill To B6 Run in Connection.

a9nunces the of
 
 For some weeks the building of the plant has been considered certainty
  official had matter it Shook has closed the New the dea which really the most important transaction With the bonds and stock subscribed for and the completion of New York pegotons Colonel Shook gives M first official state men Coupled with the fact that negotiations he This ] industrial development of the soah and the financial support which the s ~ al" ''''' of the speedy realization the plans The organization
 
 city w. engaged as financial agents was decided to issue soo of per and preferred Railway $aOOo Moore and sey 1g0 James Woodward so,o Boardmn soOO secretary treasurer of the Tennessee who mill company which proposes to make ship plates for
 
 Surveyors have been employed and will be work possibly not later than thirty Gays The Sns % % and shipping of matea, for such gigantic considerable Colonel Shocks statement The Tennessee Coal Iron Railroad of Rmnrh % a at s M % ] steel plant at hnsy Al Aa six miles west The plant will consist of having capacity of the plant being not less than thousand cranes The melting house and pass direct from the melting house direct to the producer plant ample to fully provide for the melting rolling mill heating furnaces this mill will blooms intended to be shipped the shas by conveyor the shipping worked they will tnuous billet mill will be the shears ana be rolled with its initial heat 
  "A three high rail mill be from the blooming mill finished Provision will be made be which o desired length Proper hot for sandbf Most of the tables and small ample electric hydraulic tea o the work done.
 probable capacity pro- 
 
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  delivered o wlp
  vile Nashville the City nHd o he works present
  in
 
 
 
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The age-herald., 1898-06-23

ference could not be learned. The commt- tee will report to the convention this morn- ing and togther with the reports of the other committees will be acted upon.
 It is to be hoped that strike will be aVerted.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
Negro Escape Recaptured

Isham Johnson, a negro, was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Bob Hill- house. The willy Isham is charged with der on Mary Lee Mines. He was arrested and escaped from the house of detntion during tn smallpox scare.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23

Sold through ont the world PorTEn DRuq AND CHEM, CoRr props, Bss.onA How t0 Cure Baby Humors, fre0
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
$4.OO Pants, $2.80, at
 J. BLACH & SONS.

John c. Worbie Released John c. Marble made bond yesterday and was released from the county jail
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
SHED SKIN 20 TIMES
GIttI0 OOJ T0FTfUT0 ICLcHIds Mass Running Sores From
 Head to Foot. Not an Inch of Body Unaffected. Skin Came off With
 The Bandages. Screams Were Notwithstanding. Four Doctors and Medical
 Institute No Avail. Improvement After the Second Application of Cutioura. Now Completely Cured.

My little son, boy of five, broke out with an itching rash. Three doctors prescribed for him, but he kept getting worse, until we could not dress him any more. They finally advised me to try certain medical college, but its treatment did not do any good. At the time I was induced to try CUrIcURA REMEDIES, be was so bad that had to cut his hair all off, and put the CuTr- oUBA (ointmenD on him on bandages, as 1t was impossible to touch him with the bare hand. There pds not one sQudre fnch of skin on his mass of sores, and the stench from him was frightful. The bandages used to stick to his skin, and in removing them 1t used to take the skin of with them, and the screams from the poor child were heart breaking. l began to think that he would never get well, butatier tho second application of CUTIcURA (olntment) I began to see signs of Improvement, and with the third and fourth applications the sores com menced to dry up. His skin peeled off twenty times, but 1t finally yielded to the treatment. used the CUTIoURA REsoLyENT for his blood. and now can say that he is entirely cured, and a stronger and healthier boy you never saw than he is to day.
 You can use this testimonial in whatever way you please, and if any proof outside of my word is needed will refer to any of our neghbors.
 ROBERT WATTAM,
 Dec. IS. 1897. 472S Cook St., Chicago, III. SPEEDY CURE TREArNrNrroR ToRruRrwo AND Drs- gentle anointings with CUTcuRA (oinimen purest ok emoilient skin cures, and mild doses of OuTcURA RI. SOLVENT. greatest of blood purhen and humor cures.
 Sold throughout the wor1 PorrrH Dnus AND Curx. CoRf. propa. Boston. Hovto curs Baby HumorA. .frsN
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
Granted n Divorce

Mrs. Alice Moss was yesterday granted divorce from William Moss in the second division of the city court, on the ground of adultery. She is to be married tonight to MT. Lewis, an electrician.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
HIGDON WANTS
 MORE RECRUITS Those Failing to Reach Mobile by Friday Morning WILL BE SENT TO MIAMI The Recruiting Officers Urge All Wanting to Go to Mobile 10 Enlist Early This Morn
 ing-The lmmunes Losing
 No Time.
Mobile, Ala, June 22, 1898.

Mobile, Ala. June 22, 1898. To The Age-Herald, Birmingham, Ala: First Alabama regiment leaves Mobile reach Mobile by 8 a. m. Friday will be sent from recruiting stations to Miami, Fla.
 E. L. HIGDoN, Colonel.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
PERSONAL.

Mir and Mrs. George Rice and Miss Ethel Rice of New Orleans are spending a few days at MT. Wesley NJ Smiths, HIS South Nineteenth street.
 R. B. Kelly, democratic nominee for chan celor in the Northwestern division, was in the city yesterday.
 Judge William Richardson of Huntsville, candidate for congress in the Eighth dis trct, was among the callers at democratic headquarters yesterday.
 J. B. Smith of Washington and formerly of Birmingham was here yesterday. He Is in the clerical force in the navy depart- ment
 Louis Darby left last night for two weeks pleasure trip to Cincinnati and New York
 J. Craig Smith of Dallas county, former state treasurer, was in the city yesterday.
The age-herald., 1898-06-23
60L. SHOOK TELLS THE AGE-HERHLD
 THE STEEL PLHNT IS 4 CERTAINTY
Special Dispatch to The Age-Herald.

SpddD kp he eTennesse Company
  m,anda adac hof gnedst ad Comp which spind New papers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-02
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent
Washiugton. Nav IS. $50


Washington, May IS, 1906
Had the administration been as sue
cessiul in botting up tina: Spanish feet,
which is fitting around in Cuban waters.
as it has been in bottling up every parti.
Gle OF interesting war news. the end Of
the war would De in sight. OF course
every body recognizes the necessity for
keeping news Of contemplated movements
out of the newspapers, les: their publica.
ton should aid the enemy, but there is
no good reason why this state OF affairs
should exist. Had every cable from Cuba
been cut as soon as war was declared and
the same rigid censorship been put into
effect upon European messages tina. is
now exercised, Spain could have derived
no benefit from the publication Of war
news bv American papers. II the present
censorship be followed by results, there
will not be much complaint, but if it be
merely cloak to hide the blunders OF
somebody, congress will not long remain
silent.
Orders have been issued in profusion
to our fleets in Cuban waters, and there
is, OF course, general hope tina. they will
succeed in finding and fighting the Span.
ish fleet-no one doubts that we can lick
ii We can get at them-but Secretary
Long seems to take it for granted that
the Spaniards can avoid fight just as
long IS they may desire to.
Those who for one or another reason
are DESTROYS Of dragging the war on in.
definitely have again been trying to per.
suade Mr.. Mckinley to postpone the in.
vasion OF Cuba until fall. They have got
a new argument now-that it will take
four months TO make as much ammuni.
! ton as they think the army ought to have
before being sent to Cuba. They also
ring the changes on the old argument
that military operations on a large scale
cannot be carried on in Cuba during the
rainy season, which usually begins about
the tenth of June and continues ior six or
eight weeks-an argument long ago dis
posed OF by the active campaigns OF the
insurgents during rainy seasons. Ii the
statement about ammunition be true
which there is reason TO doubt, there is
something radically wrong about the war
department. 1t is supposed from the
hurrying OF volunteers to the south that
the invasion OF Cuba will be pushed at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-02
. cure Liver Ills; easy 70
Hoods Pills saks. easy 70 operate. sse.

ss,c~. eu, plano have bcen changed 90
s;ssn ,ha,i, is difficult TO say what will
ee .;lre.
GA. Reed has the Hawaiian annexa'
..<,s,,s.s ", the anxious bench. The other
A,s.r rsemtsrs oi the Committee on rules
AZ evenly divided and it 10 for him to
,SSsi. whether the committee will report
4 ssxSiai role for the consideration OF the
annexation resolution. without which the
resolution cAnno. he brought to vote.
AS srs n answer to criticisms from
s,sry direction. i. has been semi.otiicially
s-syc.s,I shs, the naval war board,
v,,rc,lriv known IS The board Of STRAIT
Ky " sai spoken ii by some lrrsverent
resscrs - the" hoard Of leshargy, - which
: NE, rSssI II naval officers. has nothing
- ~ with conducting she war. but is
merely Charged with The duty OF advising
SeccslA-v Iruy. This will strike most
ce-sSrs Is AL attempt 10 make dlstinc-
lou were there IS no difference. II
Secretary Long iii noe consider the adj
vice q ,ae board worth being followed,
lie board vccld speedily be abolished
:. xrcl& ce safe - say that every imper-
KIT order issUej by Secretary Long has
ce.r 1rcc The advice Of this board. 1t
wood ce the most natural thing in the
world .ha. both Mr. Mckinley and >ecre-
nv Lex. neither u whom has had any
s1pet;e1ce II naval lighting, should seek
.Ae ASSISTANCE ii naval officers in con.
t,c.ius rs. branch al the war. The
--1&:crs, thing IS that Such statement
sao1li have been allowed 20 hsve been
made. The rsysl war beard has certainly
ioas q. he conducting o: the war tina.
has been done iron the Washington end ;
Il there Is sny credit, i. should not be de-
prived Of !. any more than it should be
shielded from criticism.
Senator Daniels made one OF the strong.
es. speeches vet made agains: an issue OF
bonds and in favor OF paying the expenses
o; the war as We go along. rather than
saddlins them upon p-os:etity. Replying
70 the contention tina. the issue Of bonds
proposed was intended for effect upon
Spain, Senator Daniels said tina. ii the
desired eFec. could be assured he was
ready TO vote 10 issue the bonds. But,
he impressively continued, ''ii Spain was
not convinced a. Manila that this country
was q earnest in this var. then Sampson
and Schlev and Miles and their lieuten.
ants have some arguments to submit 70
her tina. will prove TO De even more as
sured vehicles Of conviction than any
issue OF bonds could be- He declared
the stamp tax to De the most odious and
pes.iierous tax invented by man.