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rhe Making of /. chr,.,t.r

A good Christian is made just as a
good scholar is made-by daily per-
Torrance of the task set before him.
as a matter OF habit and routine.-Rey.
Dr. d. F. Bailey
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

If man is satisfied with himsel
he finds others awfully disappointing
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Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the az :
plicable enemy of sores, burns and
wounds. 1t never fails to cure Piles.
You may rely upon it. Jones s. Glib
son
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Brandnew blood is what conquered
Spain, and what you can have to con-
quer the world bv using BEGGs' BLOOD
PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER. There
is no substitute. We keep it. Jones
s. Gibson.
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For Sale.

About 20 head of No. Galloway
cattle, bulls, cows and heifers.~
Also about 20 head of well bred
young horses.
1 will sell this stock for cash or ON
time. GEO. BAKER.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

Strayed-From Hill City last Tues
day night-three heiferS, branded
open ga" on left side, lightning rod
along flank. Address w. w. Ander-
son, Hill City.
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FOR KIDNEY TROUBLES

Kidney Cure, everyone who tries it
will agree to this. Jones s. Gibson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

pareS man for his home in the skies.
But early to bed and Little Early
Riser. the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. Jones s. Glib
son.
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For SALE@One of the best 800 acre
farms in Trego county For terms APP
ply to George Baker, Wa-Keeney,
Kan. Can give possession ut any time.
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Don't forget that HEINZ PICKING
VINEGAR is the pest in the world
For sale by G. G.. BestOr.
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Front stoop P.rsiaaee.

The Savage Bachelor--"Nearly every
hoy wishes he could own a candy
store The Sweet Young Thing-'And
20, when he is little older he gets
n sweetheart "-Indianapolis Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

Germany's Growing Sugar Trade.
In thirty years. Germany. from be-
ing little more than self-sustaining.h has
become the largest sugar exporting
country.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

When school teacher appears with
a new ring on her finger, there is so
much excitement among the other
teachers that the bad boys have a
holiday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

An Old ship Yard in Japan.
A ship yard in Ominato. Japan. still
In operation, was established over
300 years ago.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

Don't bother with sewing on but
tons at this season: pin chrysanthe
mum over the spot.
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Was there ever a woman so good
that she was truthful in her Warmth
in inviting friends to visit her.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

An old bachelor says he never mar
ried because he was ALWAYS lucky in
love
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

If there is any honor among thieves
there should be some among politi-
clans.
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No man should scold his wife for
keeping plants in the winter when
leaving the window open on cold
words.
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speed of /. er.yho,pa.

A greyhound has greater speed
running than a horse. A greyhound
has been timed In running LIS yards
in eight seconds
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The Religious Man.

To try today 10 prove to man thai
he ought not to be religious is as
less as to tell him that he ought not Ia
be hungry.-Rev. Henry Hopkins
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-12-10

When a man goes down town Sat
urday night his wife has less money
for the bargain county Monday morn
ing.
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There are no professional woman
divers. 1t is impossible to talk under
water.
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A mans reputation is his capital;
wOman'S capital is her reputation.
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New Orleans Molasses
Extra Choice Baker"
at BeStor-S
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TO CURE A COLD i

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
l It's All Druggists refund the money
if it fails to Cure 25c
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If there is any luck in a horseshoe
| it must be hard luck.
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Verbeck has a nice line of overcoat
to select from
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DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what a horse needs when in bad
condition Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price %
cents per package.
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The intense itching and smarting, incl
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is equally efficient for itching piles and
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and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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There is no revenge so bitter or sc
lasting as the revenge of lover.
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SPANIARDS LEAvIN G
ALL COLONIES IN THE UNITED
STATES PREPARING TO DEPART.
Some Arc Going to Mexico and
Others to Cnnnda-Free Passage
to Those Going to Cuba.

Washington, April ls.-Actng under in
structons from the Spanish minister here,
the Spanish consuls in various parts of the
country are making arrangements for the
departure of Spanish colonies In the sew
eral localities. Arrangements areynow con-
cluded for the departure of the Spanish
residents of Boston thirty in number
Similar arrangements have been made as
to the Spanish colony in New York The
start from New York will be on Wednes-
day, steamer being chartered for that
purpose. The Spanish officials at Phila-
delphia and many other points are maxi
ing register of all Spaniards within their
jurisdiction. This is not census. as that
was taken in December 81 last, but is for
the special purpose of learning the num-
Der OF those who desire to leave at once.
The Spanish government pays the expenses
OF all those who go TO Cuba or other
Spanish ports
Some of those who are about to leave pre-
fer to seek asylum in Mexico or Canada in
which their expenses for removal will not
be borne by Spain. This general move
ment is not inspired by any fear OF indienity
at New York, Boston and other points, but
Is due to the customary rule of internation-
al procedure that subjects OF hostile
power shall remove from the territory OF
the country with which that hostile power
Is at war. While war has not yet occurred.
II is a precautionary move, as the depart-
ure of such large colonies, lit is feared,
would be attended with difficulty and
danger after hostilities had been begun. |
me FIRST actual move of a colony occurred
today when the full Spanish residents of !
Tampa, Fla, left on steamer chartered
10 carry them TO Havana. Most of tho g |,
from Boston and other points are able I
bodied young men who viii be available for
military service after their arrival at Ha-
yana,
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INSURGENTS yICTons.
Cnbans. Even According 10 Su,ui.,
Accounts, Win ., Ei,.l,t

Cnhans. Even According to Svuni.b
Accounts, Win Fight.
Havana, April 1879 a. m.-News of fur.
ther fighting between the insurgents and
Spanish troops in the province of Pinar del
Rio reached here today 1t appears that
a force OF Insurgents, under Lores Asuillar
heizo, made an attack two days ago upon
me Spanish fort at Espujaroa. Pinar del
mo, and had the best OF the fighting. even.
according TO the Spanish account of ire
affair The official report Of the fight SAYS
Inc fort was a small one. garrisoned by
volunteers who made heroic defense,
tasting three hours" In the meantime.
however, it is Officially admitted, tine in
surgents entered the town and pIundered
ana burned tobacco warehouse. The
spanish report adds that the garrison OF
The fort lost four men killed sud had nine
men wounded.
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| republican demonstration OF approval when
| the result was announced. Mr.. Adams
| motion was then agreed TO. The speaker
again appointed Messrs. Adams, Heatw o c
and Dinsmore conferees.
Mr.. Adams moved recess until IL
o'clock.
Mr. Johnson (Rep, Ind.). antasonized
with a motion to adjourn, but the chorus
CT noes was so fierce that he withdrew it
and Nh Adams motion was agreed TO.
AT IL o'clock the house took another
recess until 1880 p. M to give the con-
ierees another opportunity TO meet
Az 1880 the house was formally notified
OF the action of tho senate and another
recess until IL o'clock was taken inn
mcdiately At midnight the house re-
ces ca until 1910 n, IN, 10 await the action
of the conferees.
During the recess the members again
congregated in tho lobby in the rear of
the hall and led by several OF the younger
members, sang many of the popular songs
OF the day.
In the house. as soon as the conference
report had been presented. Mr.. Adams
moved the adoption of the report and
upon that motion he demanded the pre-
vious question. The galleries gave cheer
after cheer as the resolutions were read
The demand for the previous question cut
on debate and Mr.. Bailey and Mr. John
son 'Rep., Ind both appealed for few
minutes time.
Adams refused TO yield to more debate.
owing TO the latencss OF the hour.
Mr. johnson protested indignantly
MIR, Bailey demanded the ayes and noes
and the roll was called
The first roll cali on the adoption of
the report showed 29s ayes and five noes.
The conference report was adopted by
tho house, $40 10 g.
Great applause,
Tho following voted against the adoption
OF the report:
Routelle fRep. Me), Brewer Dem. |
Ala). Gardner fRep., y. u. Johnson |
fRep,, lnd.), Loud tRep.. CALI and Mccall |
crop, Mass)
The house at eis adjourned
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THE SITUATION SUMMED rr.

Tho declaring Of coal as contraosnd Of
war will be good thing for the United
States except in the attack ON the Phil
ippInes. where II viii be a drawback.
. Another Spanish diplomat has declared
< SPANS intent to Issue letters OF marque.-
Lee has not been notified OF any inten-
ticn on the part Of the administration to
mako him a major general or to give him
a command In sCuba. Us +
Government has chartered the olivctte
to bring AWAY all the Americans now ut
Matanzas. ss:s
The bondholders hnv. again demon-
strated that they control the republican
party body and soul; every demand OF
the administration was acceded 10 by tho
congress under thu party lash. and all
real intent OF freedom Tor the Cubans
was cut from the resolutions which win 90
TO President Mckinley today.
In order to secure promp, action, the
senate receded from the recognition OF tho
independence OF tho Cuban republic.
though certain seniors struggled hard to
retain 1t; the house was unyielding and
would hear to nothing less; the house
also accepted the revised resolutions and
they are now ready TO 20 to the president
today.
The adoption of the resolutions by con-
grcss sounded the tocsn Of war.
English supporters Of Don Carlos
ready to assist In the overthrowing of the
dynasty Of Spain.
Spanish vessels in the vicinity Of Porto
Rico aud big fleet at Cape Verde.
Spaniards in the Northern cities all
leaving or preparing to leave the United
States.
Reports that the powers are TO send
hostile note to the United Stntes not true
so far as Germany Is concerned
Mexico viii prevent flllbustering expcdi-
tons crossing the border.
Spain making efforts In London to Dor
row 500. 900, 600.
Representative Hull to introduce bin
today authorizing the president to issue
a call for 30 900 or 5000 volunteers.
Archbishop Ireland wires the pope that
he still has hopes of peaca and complains
of the hostility of European Catholic pa
pers to America
Correspondent of tho London Times exc
PEELED from Cuba.
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* SUMMARY OF TODAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.


Governor has not yet signed the COM
mission OF General Shelley as superin-
tendent OF the Confederate home
Heavy rain In Central and South Texas
Brazos and other streams are reported as
rising rapidly.
Corn and grits mill at Galveston was
burned, presumably by an ineendisry.
a rumored attempt by the government
to buy big passenger steamship now at
Galveston.
A big prairie IRE Is raging In Pccos
county; II has already destroyed 100000
acres OF grass.
Regular troops left San Antonio with
cheers from 4 large crowd and martial
music es
Man. and his wife were drowred while
trying to cross a swollen stream near
Mullen.
Governors office has been notified that
there is grave danger that there Will be
frecbootlne raids from Mexico into Texas.
He viii order Rangers to the border.
Notice 81 an Intention to recruit has
been published at Sherman.
MIR. Burkett Of Palestine VIII be called
on try tho president to MAKE good his
offcf
There is a movement on foot to organize
signal corps vt sherman.
A tornado did damage in Ellis county.
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SEES THE INEVITABLE.
III hiberni Points Out that spain Has
Not an Ally.

80 H'''HNt Out mat Hn 4
Not an Ally.
Madrid, Anil 1S.-(5 a. m.l-1he lib
eras this morning reproduces verbatim the
United States sepates Cuban resolution.
Commenting on the resolution, il saws IL
IS not frightened by its reality. though
II does not support tie rumors in official
circles that the proceedings at Washing
ton are cloak to gain time for further
negotiations between the pope and the
powers.
The Liberal adds: such rumo,s are
dangerous, as they lead TO popular dis.
content The truth is. conflict is Ger
tain. President Mckinley is ambitiousiy
forming plan, and The powers are 100
'eaious OF one another TO interfere, thoush
they may be driven % suppress hestilities
should their self interests BE- ENDANGERED.
Spain has no allies and must protect her
honor Let the government see that 1t he
united Spain
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ragua, former minister CT war, has arrived
at the Spanish capital TO attend meeting
Of the cortrs. He is quoted as declaring
that war is Inevitable
The dispatch adds that many Swedish
Praziian and other foreign officers are
offering their services TO Spain.
The mex. meeting OF the Spanish cabinet
the dispatch further says. will discuss the
question of privateeiiug.
Leaflets, melting popular demonstra-
I ems, have been seized at Madrid.
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sIcAnp on purv.
Has Rccn Assigned Ia n Position In
the NAVY BcDprtmcnt

VIZ NHNN BcONrtmcnt.
Washington, April 1S.-probab,y with
the view Of awaiting himself OF the large
experience OF Rear Admiral sicari, secre-
tary Long has revoked tie sick leave OF
that officer and ordered him to duty In his
own office at the navy department. The
1aemira' at present is in New York stats
ana Is expected TO report within the nex,
.wehty-iaaf hours Being thoroughly fam-
mar with every detail OF construction. ANA
ne streng,h and weakness OF all vessels
OF the feet under Captain sampson,s com.
!nand. as Wei as those now lying al Hamp-
son hoaus under command of Commodore
Sehlvy the admiral IA expsctsa IN ~
great assistance to the desartment in ~
arransements OF any plans OF campaign.
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CABLES cur. 8
Captain sampson sus,,si.
Some TrearI -,

Captain Sampson Susr.rt. y
Some TreacheF5. !,
Key West, Fla, April lll.z
between Key West and Punt, y
been cut and repaired near ~
land, about III miles IRON ri
The incident is viewed viii
Captain Sampson and a careful 2
be established in those waien =
ter is of the utmost impoftasa3
cables between here and Puma Y
the only communication With il
land. An additional cause ID I
is found in the fact that the 9Th
here and Havana broke neal ~
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WASHINGTON.

After a session lpst'us until this morn
Ing, during which there were many con-
fcrences, the senate and house finally
uasscd resolutions declaring that the pee
pic of Cuba arc rnd pf right should he
free. and directing the PRESIDENT of the
United States 20 cxpcl Spain from Cuba,
buripe the debate liz tic house, Bailoy
and Reed had Il sharp cclIoauy, in witch
the Texan virtually called the speaker
liar
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RAILROADS..

Believed that the Lone Star is preparing
to withdraw.
state will prosecute the Pee Gee for not
maintaining headquarters in Texas.
Development of the fruit and vegetable
trade
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FIectng From the CO. q

Island OF St. Thomas West 'e'.s
1S.-Today's adyices from ssh ".
Rico. report that the excl.ep
islands is increasing and ~ =
are deserving the coast io1
Many people are leaving tns q,
No business is being depe 4
situation is very grave. 4 4
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Thcy Went Pesre'

waxahachie. Texas, Apr'
Dunlap, o. Goodwin, j. hes
bankers. and a number o.
wired senator Mills, congls N -
and Senator Chiffon tonisns
utmost influence to ayoil ud
that war would paralyze pus
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FOREIGN.

Costa RIGA has received an ultimatun
trat unless she yields war will be de-
oiarea within torty-eight hours.
Tregident Crespo of Venezuela Killed In
tattle With Hernandez,
l.nFlish house e commons DESTROYS of
securing coIics of the American Cuban
consular reports
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DYNASTY IN DANGER.
s"pp"rters OF Don Carlos. Are Read,
to strike :, utOw

to strike a n,ow.
London, April 1s,-Thc supporters n,
Don Carlos the Spanish pretender, headed
by the earl OF Ashburlham, are actyey
preparing for emergency Every detail
has been arranged TO seize the propitious
moment for action. The local contingent
are convinced that the Spanish dynasty
y doomed and that Spain win be sorced
to choose between republicau'sm and Doh
Carlos They add that the only chance for
the present dynasty Is successful war
against the United States. the possibility
OF which Is secuted
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TEXAS Politics.
Galveston and Montgomery counties
adopted liberal" test.
SPORT.

Houston 1G. Fort Worth 10; Austin H.
Dallas 4 Galveston ls, San Antonio 3.
Kommcr made three home runs, bring
ing in two men ahead of him each time.
The Memphis track Is very muddy for
the derby to be run today.
Dan stuart is said to still have hopes of
getting Fitzsimmons and Mccoy together.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-19
MAY GIVE UP crIa:
Concert with the Pope IaNj
Ing Spain.

Ing Spain.
London, April 1s-The Rome an
ent of the Chronicle says: .sso]
powers, including France snd "
acting in concert with the vi6,sl
effort to persuade Spain to absnas
1t is said Spain is secretly iaAlidl
course, but prefers to swsN ibt
of war in order to have TIE an
yielding to force, so as to y "
public opinion. At the vstioan u
Of the foreign embassies II "a
lieved there will be no war"
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soInlERs' lice lNsrn.Nuls.
6crmanin Company WIN xot mas.
HnIcS au A..anu..4 -. -,".HN

~ '"r"t" tohinhnt WtIl vnt Rniss.
rntc> on Account of War.
ohicaso, April iS,--The Germania LIE In.
suraneo company Of New York has. through
It's agents. sent GU, noticc that the Geruania
VII continue In force without extra
premiums. insurance not exceeding $1,000 on
me lives Of members Of tho National Guar,
VINO may eeter the service OF Tho t,r,,.a
s'a.es, Tho provision lsnrshdatinxs nsrsnns
" rats OF wer Is wsivcha ssrordisr 70 M
sho ~ ~ oiA.,als q s.dse chat thefe misal
70 serve In case Of hOstilitlss. ,rs's "A' wen
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TO SECURE HARAosIs
sngastn VIII Apportloa I
Among All Parties.

Lordon, April lS.--The Msdrld 90
ent OF the Standard says. Senior ".
give the various sections Of The ~!
ary opposition share in the raN I
tees and among the vice president
rotarles in both houses, his desin
Promote harmony between all spaeh
In such critical cir umstaEfs, esr
grounds exist for apprcheatlng g.
from extremists like the carllsts y
lioars and friends OF Wtslr ~
R6bleao.
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CT ZEN AT HAVANA.
NO Signs Of Excitement. but All Re-
lieyc There Syitl ne War

- ~'H"~ W tNcitemfM. Out All He
iieyo There WHl ne War.
Havana, April iS--9a, m.--Tne inhablt-
ants of this city o-s enjoying brlghi
summer morning. AZ Is quiet here. TIE
streets last night were crowded Nth polcs
TRANS who enjoyed the music OF the mills
lry oahd. .9lcH
N 49, 3cgtl
Key West rsI April ls-A Havana dis
patch receives here this morning Gays that
while outwadly Havana was as calm a,
ever and pere are no signs OF excitement
at the.cYsi capital, there is strong feel
INK thatAar is imminent. 1t is added that
both ~ Cuban ana Spanish patriots ars
enIhussstlr at the prospects and eager for
an oybrcak of hostilitics. Tho sitnstlon
horesemsins unchanged.
Spatn wants 10 norro,v.
-onoon. April ls,--it Is reported in the
f'y that the Spanish government has been
. communication with leading financial
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SPAIN WILL. rlGHl,
"If Mckinley Wants CABS !. g
Com. and Take ~ +

Paris, April 19.--Is JouFna
an interview which its Madrid 4
ent had with Senior Moret, Spans
ter for the colonies, in the coufF
Senior Moret says; Such rspsa
that Spain will rellnquish nsf
the island of Cuba are absurd
III Mckinley wants Cuba, y
and take it. We can do and sas
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MADRID Norrs.

Foreisners Ofering tor service q,
me Arms and Navy az spain.
London, April Is.--A dispatch from Ma.
drid save that Conceal Msrcsllo De Accs-
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houses here, including the III;
an effort to raise a loan 81 i6S1
s2o,oOO,O001 on the security Il "
dian mines. The Rothsehlld, r
confirm or deny the rumor
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SPANISH WAR PREFAl

St. Vincent, Cape Verde ga
The Spanish transport san s1ss T.
this afternoon, having on uc
coal for the Spanish war sess1 &
renerirc/ Canary lsiarA:,, . ~ n
Spanish authorities are for!iIy'ts
and preparing for 5000 rsin''
81. Johns, n. r.. April ~ ~
60, eminent "A negotiating fol T.
geriue, formerly British ~
Chlted States has bought tne "
Rcs,.lrs for coal carrier: