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THE CITY.
,urAL :.

~ lIuls,end returned on the after.
lou freight from Brook,nvs.
Ns. Lula. daughter OF J. G. Smith
b., 10 SIOUX Falls TO visit friends.
Road Schultz 4 Crows new adj. it has
ra,bipr Of interest for the children.
Dr.. W. T.. Daniels returned from
lrkerSburr. Iowa. and reports his sick
bier very much improved.
Arrivals from the west this morning
kre Mrs. Alex. Cameron, Mrs. &. =.
brland and j. +. Granger.
Ihe Y. ". &. L. L. will hold meet.
+ at the home Of Miss Emily Clark on
klday evening. Visitors are cordially
E.ed.
The kindergarten children. thirty III
lmber, took object lessons on mature IN
Eali around town under the direction
their teachers this morning.
Tickets for the Burdette entertain
Fl, on he Goth are now on sale at
falk smiths drug store and selling
li.y, Secure IA seat in time.
", u, Mr''tlllvray was u passenger for
FN CITY . visit u nephew injured III
e5Ava'Dr 90, Stn,a a,, urhn urtll hnCA
IaderIo amputat,on OF u foot.
lie domination Of j. NJ. Preston for
ie'mhn n the Second ward in place OF
y Co'fey, withdrawn. was filed with
city auditor last evening, thus com
Foog IL" things OF candidates for the
" city ticket.
mon services IN the opera house Sun
!eVemng. Short addresses by Pres
ne ltof. tiirton. d. d. ioldridgs
y "m' McGrath. The choir Will fur
!" husir and the Juvenile band vii
= ah opening piece.
i"J. "a" kes has been confined TO hi.
WI s'hce Saturday with u severe at
A"eryslpelas in the face which has
."efed him blind for the time being
physician thinks he now has thu
~ u The dlsease in check and tina,
will soon pass away.
"erman Evangelical conference
'oF'l and South Dakota meets al
bend, N. d., May 10
"'p Esher. presiding. This ii
,on'erence to which Rev. A
FISHER Of this place Is at
"s' and the reverend gentleman hal
~ .eneed breaking up Housekeeping
- view to a change. He has beer
"e unit OF time, four years, ane
In;1 l"'e TO move. He will take hi
with him when he attends con
e' MIR. Fisher has been a faithful
,es % the church and s much be
~ MS people here who regret ver]
!, W nave to part with him.
''uhg mems medal contest unde
'p'ces OF the anti-saloon League
oDa" "e place at the opera house mex
Am =, evening with the following pro
sh View: piano oolo M;oa AliC,
vocal duett, Edith and SUSIE
e sh;'' 'ooe men only should govern
ter.., " state, Hans Wole; The liquo
rano, ''manzo Marsland; The tenn
revolution, Clarence Knapp
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-rsDAY. APRIL IA. 1893.


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L-.l,.Y.-, depart. north, ut a:in u. m,
~ ,-,iu. arrives rom the north, lo") p, m.
r. j. HOLMES. Local Agent.
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vocal duet, kitt,e Wheeler and Geo.
Walters; Each man should do his duty,
Lewis W.l.hite; A plea for the children,
Alfred Oleson; A Legend" Raymond
McClenon; song, Erma Rowland; Ladies'
quartetta, Madams Mease. Dempster,
Hubbell and Miss Wheeler. Presenta-
sion OF diplomas 10y Miss Emily Clark.
Over twenty members OF the Univer-
sity Extension circle attended the regu-
lar meeting last night and had III inter
esting session. Topics OF interest were
presented by Miss Jennie Hutchinson, K.
b. McClenon. Henry Neill. and w. w.
Girton. At the close of the meeting the
circle voted to al journ work until the
first Wednesday IN September next and
returned a vote OF thanks to Gen.
l}eadle for his efficient leadership.
President Beadle paid the circle u very
high compliment for the t~hor6ughness
and high quality OF the work it haddone
aud the excellent interest and attend
ance it had maintained and hoped the
organization would be continued In the
future and widened in its scope so AS to
give it's work a semi. public character for
the beneti. OF those who did not wish to
participate IN the class work. Bills Tor
the remaining obligations OF the circle
were allowed and dellnquents on dues
reminded to pay up.
Garden lots plowed aud narrowed on
short notice. W.. A. CUMMINGS.
Children like il, it saves their lives.
We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the
infallible remedy for coughs, colds.
Group. bronchitis, grippe, ahd all throat
aud lung troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
For sale or Rent.
The DIR. T.. L. Clark residence near
the NJ. +. church. +. X. VAN Sl.YKE.
"Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia ure.'
as the name implies, is SIMPLY for Dys'
pepsiH or Indigestion. IL shOulu % gu
perior TO the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared ny q
physician OF many years study and ex,
nerieuce. whose writings on medical
questions are accepted ss authorities.
r. not satisfied after using q bottle,
our mon will I've refunded BY Frank
Smith OF Madison.
It is a great leap from the old
fashioned doses Of blue-mass and nau-
seous physics to the pleasant little pits
known az De Wits Little Early Kisers
They cure constipation, sick headache
| and billi0usness.
The farmer, the mechanic and TN
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitts Witcl
Hazel Snlve ia the best thing to Keep ot
hand. It heals quickly, and 10 " wei
known cure for piles.
DeNiLl :. a-.~.A~ -~.lx S.sSSS'
ea
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en- senators are still to speak upon the
resolutions.
Secretary Long gave notice to. day that
no news whatever respecting naval
movements would be made public.
Spanish minister, Polo Bernabe, has
made final preparations for his depart
ure Immediately. The Madrid govern
ment instructs him to leave. The
French ambassador will care for Span
,sh interests at Washington.
All women should strive to be beauti-
full. Beauty rules mankind. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings u creany-rlch,
blooming complexion.
FRANK SMITH.
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WASHINGTON, April IA, 2:N +. NJ
House resolution received by senate but
has not yet been taken up.
The senate resolution is now under
consideration. Senator Turney Of Wash
ington (statel has the floor and is fay.
ing the president for his %vaoillating pol
10y. The conservative senators are try
ing to get the house resolution substi-
tuted for the senate measure which they
consider too strong.
Nine republican senators have agreed
to vote for Turple's amendment reoog'
nizing independence of the present
| Cuban government.
WASHINGTON, April IA, 3;la r. NJ
| Senate will not vote on tho Cuban reso.
! lutions before tomorrow night. A doz
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Polo Packs Up-French r1iniste
To Have Care of Spain's
Interests.

Special dispatch to The Daily Leader.
WASHINGTON, April IA, 9.45 A. NJ
House passed the resolution OF the ma.
iority OF the committee Of foreign affairs
for intervention in Cuba by u vote Of
800 to -.
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The farmer, the mechanic n TN
h;cvole rider are liable to unexpecte.
cuts and bruises. DeWitts "i'o'
Hazel Snlve ia tho best thing TO keep Q,
hand. 1t heals quickly, and Is " we
known cure for piles.
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d. WA :. a-.~~A~ - N@~"
TIE Z .C~ous q -
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.u,r. renners Dyspepsia ure.

1t 10 q great leap from II olo
fashioned doses Of blue-mass n nav
aeousp physics to the pleasant little pills
Known A 9 De Wits Little Early Kisers
They cure constipation, sick headache
and b~illiousness. -
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For sale or Rent
The DR.. T.. l.. Clark s'denc near
the Nj. Il. church. +. Il. VAN Sl.iKE.
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Nine Republican Senators Would
Vote for independence.
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Senate Will Not Act Before To.
Naval Movements
a Secret.
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Children like il. it saves their lives
We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the
infallible remedy for coughs, colds
Group, bronchitis, grippe, and all throat
aud lung troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-01

miral Camara is bound for the Philip
pnes.-The Cuban junta in New York
received from Colonel Labarde. near
Santiago. its first direct cable report
since the war began.-Splendid work has
been done by Admiral SIMPSONS ships
in bombarding the Spanish batteries
near Santiago. The Texas is credited
with the best work of the Wharf.-The We
suvius has demonstrated the complete
success of gun cotton shells.-Governor
Tanner has ordered the Eighth and
Ninth Illinois regiments to be at the
state fair grounds in Springfield for ex-
animation for enlistment in the United
States volunteer service-The United
states monitor Monadnock and the col
lier Nero sailed from San Francisco
to join Admiral Deweys squadron at
Manila.-The Cadiz fleet was sighted off
the Island of Sicily going toward Suez.
Dispatches to Madrid yesterday say
that an American warship appeared off
San Juan, but was driven off by the
cruiser Isabella, a gunboat and the
Terror. One Spaniard was killed and
three wounded.-Fourteen hundred
Michigan troops sailed from Norfolk,
Va. on the cruiser Yale.-The United
States troops in Eastern Cuba formed a
camp five miles inland from Baiquiri,
where they are massing for the attack
on Santiago. In connection with the
landing of troops the American war
ships shelled all the villages between
Santiago and Guantanamo. A landing
was made at the latter place, where a
battle occurred. The Americans and
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SOME OF THE HEROES OF GUANTANAMO BAY.

ed, including Hamilton Fish, Jr, and
Captain a. X Capron, while sixty men
were wounded. Killed: Captain Allyn NJ.
Capron. Troop L, Rough Riders; Cap
tain Luna, Troop L, Rough Riders; Ser
geant hamilton Fish Jr.. Troop L. Rough
Riders; Private James Crews, Troop L,
Rough Riders; Private Tilman, Troop L,
Rough Riders; Private Dawson, Troop L.
Rough Riders: Private Dougherty, Troop
A, Rough Riders Private Edward Gull
Y. Erwin. Troop +. Rough Riders: Pri-
Private Dix, First United States Cav
airy; Private York, First United States
Cavalry: Private Bejork, First United
States Cavalry; Private Kobe First
United States Cavalry; Private Berlin,
First United States Cavalry; Private
Lennock. First United States Cavalry;
Corporal White, Tenth United States Cav
airy. Wounded: Major Brodie, Rough
Riders, shot through the right forearm:
Captain McClintock. Troop b. Rough
Riders. shot through the right leg; Lieu
tenant J. r. Thomas, Troop l., Rough
Riders, shot through right leg; condition
is serious; Captain Knox, First United
States Cavalry; condition serious: Major
Bell. First United States Cavalry; Lieu
tenant Bryan, First United States Cav
airy; Captain Mccormack, First United
States Cavalry: Private Z. NJ. Hill, Troop
y, Rough Riders Private S. +. Ishler,
Troop b, Rough Riders Private NJ. S.
Newcomb. Troop b. Rough Riders; Pri-
vate f. n. Beale, Troop p, Rough Rid
ers; Corporal J. d. Rhodes Troop B.
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HISTORY OF THE WAR.
important Events Reviewed and Condensed Into
Reliable Form for Our Readers.

by General Linares, the Spanish commander.
General Blanco is going to send four bat
taions of troops to the relief Of the city.
Richard Harding Davis gives a graphic de-
scription of visit paid by General Shafter
and Admiral Sampson to General Garcia at
his camp near Santiago.-The Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth Michigan regiments ard
the Ninth Massachusetts regiment, now at
Camp Alger, commanded by General Henry
NJ. Duffied will be the first re-enforcements
for General Shafter at Santiago.-Hunger is
prevailing in Havana. and the rich are re-
ported to be taking fight.-It is said Euro
pean governments are contemplating over
lures to America and Spain in the direction
of peace.-A favorable report has been made
by the house military committee on the bill
10 revive the grade of lieutenant general. 1t
empowers the President to confer the title
on an officer distinguished for courage skill
and ability.-Orders have been issued to hold
all persons captured Spanish prize ships
until further oraers. They number over zoo
Ii is proposed to establish near Atlanta Ca.
a stockade to hold all prisoners captured
during the war.-Cable communication has
been established between the military sta
ton at Camp McCalla, Guantanamo bay, and
the departments in Observation-Disclosures
IRON Havana announce that Gen. Blanco is
sending six battalions to protect the Santi
ago cOaSt.-EX- President Cleveland at Law
and deprecates territorial expansion.-All
plans for the occupation of Puerto Rico are
abandoned until Skaters army is placed in
a position 10 carry out its purposes.-China
orders the American supply ship Zafro to
leave its waters at once, refusing the usual
allowance OF time.-An official dispatch to
Madrid yesterday declared that the town OF
Castilda, Cuba, has been shelled by an Amer
lean warship.-The navy department at
OA1n ;ol
the news that Camara's fleet has returned
to Cadiz.-PrOmnent Spanish fnanciers sent
letters to the newspapers III Madrid and Bar
celona urging prompt cessation of the war.
The president today sent these nominal
tiOnS to the senate: David Z. Jones' to be
attorney for the western district of Wiscon-
sin; Ella B. Elliott, postmaster at Hamilton,
o.; Edward Mills. agent for the Indians of
the Tululip agency in Washington. Volun-
teer infantry, First regiment: Lieutenant
colonel. Harper II. McCaleb of Texas; mai
ors. Robert A. Rogers and William T. Levy
OF Texas; surgeon, with rank Of major, Will
liam f. Starley OF Texas; assistant surgeon,
with rank of first lieutenant. Henry A In
gals of Texas; chaplain, James NJ Kirwin of
Texas captains. Bryant X. Coree, Frederick
]. Cooke. Juan S. Hart, William ID. Ander-
son. Grant r. Bennett, Frank A. Ryan, Amos
3. Sparkman. Etienne Dep. Bujac. Stephen
Z. Allen, Edwin X. Marrast, Green w. But
Ter. Jesse L. Hall, all of Texas. First lieu
tenants: Charles +. NELL. Joseph Y. John
son. John OKeefe. Benjamin c. Reilly. Hor-
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oners-The pres dent and Secretary Long have
decided to make Hobson. the hero of the Mer-
rinlac a Lieutenant commander, and the neces-
sary legislative measures will be taken at
once.-Illinois naval recruits left Norfolk Va.
ON the collier Csssius, which sailed south. The
cruiser Newark returned mysterously and
consumed much time In signaling.-The fleet
of transports with the troops under Gen.
Shafter is now supposed to be lying OF San
tiago. The vessels were sighted by mer-
chant ships when near their destination, and
It is believed safe landing will soon be
effected and the active campaign will at
once begin.-Capt.-Gen Blanco was shot in
the leg by a volunteer whose brother had
been executed. Havana is reported in a con-
dition bordering revolution. Residents
have fed to the country--Cubans escaped
from Havana deny the stories that there Is
an abundance Of food in that cty.-War de-
partment says ne 33d and saith Michigan
and 9th Massachusetts regiments will leave
Camp Alger tomorrow for Newport News to
embark on the Harvard and Yale for San
tiago.-Spansh cabinet said to have decid-
ed to accept no offers of peace which require
the sacrifice of colonial Professionalism ia
cob Astor's mountain battery arrives in San
Francisco.-News was eceved from Manila
that the insurgents nc hold 5000 prisoners.
Admiral Dewey will permit no attack on the
city until the American troops arrive. The
Baltimore left Manila on June Il to meet
the transports. The rebels have formed a
provisional government and acknowledged
the protectorate Of the United States.-Ad-
ministration decided to send reinforcements
to Shafter at once.--In interview publish
ed in Madrid iDon Carlos intimated that when
the war is over he will instigate revolution
in Spain.-Pulaski F. hyatt. former consul at
Santiago de Cuba arrived at Tampa en- route
to Santiago. where he will advise General
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Sunday. June 10.

Spanish infantry made hasty retreat for
cover at Guantanamo under heavy fire from
American war ships. They ran so fast none
of them could be hit. The marines at Camp
McCalla are anxiOusly awaiting the arrival
of Skaters army.-Admiral Sampson has
decided to reduce MORO Castle at Santiago.
He thinks one dynamite shell from the Ie-
suyius will be sufficient. He has learned that
Hobson and his men longer held in
the fort as a shield against the fire Of the
American ships.-The Madrid correspondent
of the Paris Temps says report IL current
that Manila has surrendered.-The cruiser
Newark has left Hampton Roads with part
OF the Illinois recruits on board. but may
have CONS out only to test her engines and
her new 6-inCh rifeS.-Belief that Lew Wal
lace will be nominated major general in
day or so is entertained by Indiana congress
men.-Pres ident Mckinley has chosen 1875
young men frUm the enlisted ranks and CT
william life for appointment second lieu
tenants in the arrly.-The Illinois Army and
Navy League has declared against Jam for
the troops and promises to provide each sol
der with pajaIlaS.
Monday. June 20.
General Garcia the Cuban leader. discussed
with Admiral Sampson the flagship New
York plans for the capture of Santiago. Car
cia's force of 1000 is within few miles
of Sartiago.-It is believed that the president
will soon issue a call for more volunteers
Albert Amcs CT Massachusetts and Joseph W.
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DESPERATE FIGHT IN CUbh
Thirteen Americans Killed and
Fifty Wounded.
SPANISH FORCE is ROUTED.
Army Driven Back Into the City with
Heavy Loss-RooseveIt's Rough Riders
Do the Brunt of the WorA-Omcers
Among the Killed.

June II four troops of the First cav
airy, four troops Of the Tenth cavalry
and eight troops Of Ro0seyelt's rough
riders-less than l,000 men in all-dis-
mounted and attacked 1000 Spanish
soldiers in the thickets within five
miles Of Santiago de Cuba.
The Americans beat the enemy back
into the city but they left two officers
and eleven privates dead on the field.
At least fifty Americans were wound
ed, including six officers. Several OF
the wounded will die.
Twelve dead Spaniards were found
in the bush after the fight, but their
loss was doubtless far in excess of that.
The Americans now hold the pos
ton at the threshold of Santiago de Gu
ba, with more troops going forward
constantly, and they are preparing for
a final assault upon the city.
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Rough Riders; Corporal James F. Bean.
Troop Z, Rough Riders; Private f. B.
Booth, Troop E. Rough Riders; Private
Albert c. Hartle. Troop E. Rough Rid
ers; Private r. G. Bailey, Troop E.
Rough Riders; Private H. AlverS, Troop
Z, Rough Riders; Private Z. j. Ather-
ton, Troop f. Rough Riders; Private
Clifford Reed. Troop f, Rough Riders:
Sergeant G. w. Arringo. Troop E. Rough
Riders; Sergeant T. f. Cavanaugh, Troop
G.. Rough Riders; Corporal L. l.. Stew
art, Troop G., Rough Riders; Private
George Rowland, Troop G, Rough Rid
ers; Private II. j. Haefner, Troop G.,
Rough Riders: Private Michael Coyle.
Troop @, Rough Riders; Private r. NJ.
Reid, Troop G. Rough Riders: Private NJ.
Russell, Troop G. Rough Riders; Private
]. r. Rean. Troop l.. Rough Riders; Pri-
vate d. L. Isabel, Troop l.. Rough Rid
ers; Private K. S. Whitney Troop L.
Rough Riders; Private J. p. Dernap.
Troop L, Rough Ri( RS; Private T. r.
Neagher, Troop l., l.ough Riders; Pr
vate Russell. Troop B, Tenth Cavalry
Private Gaines Troop B, Tenth Cavalry
Private Miller, Troop b. Tenth Cavalry:
Private Cross. Troop B. Tenth Cavalry:
Private Braxton, Troop b, Tenth Caval-
~; Private Wheeler. Troop B, Tenth
Cavalry; Private Ridd, Troop 1, Tenth
Cavalry: Private Mayberry, Troop I,
Tenth Cavalry.
Every true man is seeking truth.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-01

Colonel Laborde's insurgents drove the
Spanish away.-The Massachusetts leg
islature passed a bill providing for
war loan of 81 500, 0G0.-According TO dis
patches received by the Cuban junta in
New York sixty Spaniards were killed
and sixteen wounded in an engagement
near Guantanamo Tuesday with the
Americans and Cubans.-It is announced
in Madrid that Spanish re-enforcementS
are being concentrated at Santiago
Representative Lacey or Iowa COM
plains that 10000 of the $1,000 men at
Chickamauga have no rhes.-General
Shafter had the Cubans make a dem
onstration against Matamoras and the
western outposts with the idea of draw
ing out the Spaniards In force. While
the demonstration failed to accomplish
what General Shafter desired. IL result
ed in a fine piece of work by the Texas.
The Texas, unaided. silenced and APP
parently destroyed a battery which all
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Michigan Parties Fuse.

In their state conventions at Grand
Rapids, Mich, the democrats, silver re-
publicans and populists divided tho
nine places on the ticket equally be-
tween the three parties, and the nomi-
nations were ratified in joint conven-
ton. Ex-Congressman Justin r..
Whiting of st. acair, democrat, was
nominated for governor, and Michael F.
Mcdonald of Sault Ste. Marie, demo-
crat, for lieutenant governor.
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Troops Have Come Ashore.

The troops are all ashore at Baiquiri
with the exception of a few scattered
companies that have gone forward. The
supplies are sufficient to enable the
army 10 sustain a weeks campaign at
both landing points
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Latin Republics TO Confer.

Steps are being taken to summon a
conference of all South and Central
American republics to consider the adj
visibility Of adopting defensive meas
ures against future aggression by the
United States
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Famine at Santiago.

Cubans who came out of Santiago
report that the city is suffering terri
bly,. Hunger is encroaching upon citi-
Zens and soldiers alike
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Engineer Killed i'm His Cab.

Train No. 40, the north-bound ex-
press on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad, was delayed one milo
north of Whitehall June "A by an at
tempted hold-up, and Engineer Fred
Dempsey was shot and killed.
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Made a Successful Landing.

Five thousand American troops have
been Landed near the village of Ju-
ragua, Cuba. The Spaniards were
bombarded by the New Orleans, Ma
chias. Detroit, Suwanee and Wasp.
There was no resistance by the enemy.
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Second Expedition for Cuba.

Gen. Miles is at Tampa and will en-
bark as soon as possible with Gen.
COppinger and the Fourth army corps
about $4,000 men for Santiago.
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To Attack spanish Coast Cities.

If Admiral Camara takes the Cadiz
fleet through the Suez canal an Amer
lean squadron will be sent flying
across the Atlantic to lombard the
coast cities of Spain.