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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01

Furniture FROM Factory 20 E;reeitio
Being the only extensive manufacturers
of furniture in the world selling direct
from maker to user, we save our custom
ers the enormous expenses and profits of
the iobbers and retailers. Send for cata-
logie A. showing our full line Of House,
mold Furniture, ut % to 50 per cent under
retail value. QUAKER VALLEY MANUFAo-
TURING Co., 800 West Harrison ST., Chi
cago, Ill. al3-6m.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01
SAMPLES.

..npnlnO Ill
NJ Bowler left for Nye county
last Monday
Miss Maud Bruette will graduate
= the University this week.
nave Shaw, an old-time resident of
VIRGINIA City, died last Saturday.
Wat Morgan, Postmaster of Bo-
a;e died of pneumonia yesterday
1ndoe C. E. Mack came out last
,,ening and will hold court to-day
Misses Lucinda Mcbride and Edith
Hart are expected home next Satur-
day.
Frank Bradley, an old resident of
Nve county, died at lone last Mon
day week.
Miss Charlotte and Miss Alice Laws
.ot,rned from San Francisco last
Wednesday.
The Eaglebird mine, in Nevada
county, Cal, has 40 Chinese employed
underground.
Black cherries, Strawberries, rasp-
bprries. cherries and apricots at
Douglass store.
DR.. Kaebles of Bodie has been APP
pointed physician of the Soldiers
Home at TOWNSVILLE.
P.J. Conway and George Curran
were elected school trustees of Sweet
water at the recent election.
Miss Leete, formerly teacher of
our school, will spend the Summer in
Hawthorne, the guest of Mrs. A. T.
Taylor.
Miss Julia White and Mrs. B. Ro-
seminal will depart on Sundays train
the former for Carson and the lat
ter for Reno.
Memorial Day was observed in the
usual manner in Hawthorne, the
graves being strewn with lovely flow
ers Many people visited the GENE
terry.
jim Yerington has presented the
Nevada volunteers with the big paint
ed seal of Nevada, used at the World S
Fair 1t will be hung on the outside
Of the car.
Letters were received last week
4 from DIR. Hascall and Shorty" Hat
ton. They are at Warrens, Idaho,
and say the camp is very lively, and
prospectors are arriving there in
droves
The California State Board of
Equalization went to Keller last
Wednesday. On their return they
visited Bridgeport. They are a jolly
gang and they are having a jolly
time.
District Attorney Green visited
Pine Grove last week. He says Pike
Thomas is taking out some fine ore
from his mine near the Grove. Sam
pies brought in by Mr. Green are full
Of gold.
Bishop Register: John Clark has
taken contract to move the old
Maxim mill to Tule Canyon, where it
will be used to work ore from the
mine OF +. e. Smith, George Leidy
and others.
Jay White rolled into town last
week from Carson on his bike, and
will leave to-day for the return trip.
lie Is studying law in the office of
lrenmor Coffin, and will no doubt
soon wear the sheep skin.
Il. D. Boyle, John Forbes and w.
D. Tobey visited the Big Indian mine
last Sunday. Owing to bad air IN the
long tunnel the miners were put to
work IN the shaft above, which will
DC sunk to connect with the tunnel
a bill has been introduced in Con
gress which prohibits sleeping car
companies from letting down or maxi
,og up the upper berth when the
lower one in the same section is oc.
t"ped, unless the upper berth has
peeii sold and II passenger is in read
mess TO occupy it.
DOLLY Symmetrical left for San
francisco last Saturday to seek his
fortune. He will probably enter a
mercantile house in the metropolis.
io1ng Summcriield has grown up in
hawthorne, aud has shown a degree
VI business acumen seldom seen in SC
young man He is honest, capable
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01

Educate your Bowels with Casca-
rets.
Candy Cathartie cure constipation for
ever; 10. 25c. If c c fail, druggists re-
fund money.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01
SpiI | HIS
CASH STORE

1927 Market ST., near the Ferry San
Francisco, cal. offers goods To consumers
or dealers at smallest margin of profit
with safe and honest dealing,
IS al The List:
Ladies' Stylish Jackets, dark colors 400
Ladies' Stylish Capes, 800
Out of style coats, size 80 ..........10O
Out of style coats, size 80 dark .1.25
Ladies' Winter Underskirts =. from 40
Ladies' 81 90 Underskirts ......now 65
Skirts, wide corded, ruifles -. 49,. 100
Ladies' Sleeveless Underyests. 10, 10. 25
Ladies' Vests with long sleeves, from. %
Ladies' Heavy Vests, for winter As
Ladies' Pants to match Vest.
Kadies Black Seamless Hose -, 8, -, 20
Ladies' strong Wool Hose. ....... %, As
Childreu'S Hose, black ........I 10, 10, 20
Girls hose, fine and heavy. $500. %, SO
Infants Cotton Hose .............. 10, 10
Infants Wool Hose ...........10 10, 10, %
Child's Wool Hose, "a TO 71G 10
Wool Hose, black, ~ to s119a .........."15
All kinds of Hose at right prices,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01
MlalHa TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom it may concern that State and coun-
ty taxes, levied and assessed upon the pro-
ceeds Of mines ia this county for the
quarter ending
Ma ca 81, 1898,
Are now due and payable, and that the
laws in relation 10 the collection OF the
Same viii be strictly enforced All taxes
due for said quarter Of not sooner piid
VIII BE delinquent on the
Second Monday ia Jnna. 1893
After which the legal penalty for non
payment will he enforced.
". A. INGALLS,,
Assessor of Esmeralda county New
Has "a prue. Nay 20, 1898.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-06-01
CLAIMS ALLOWED
By The County Coma
n1issioners.

A T THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A of the Board of Commissioners OF Es-
county, Nevada, She following
hills were allowed:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
ROWAN RETURNS.
lie Hripgs Bnck important News
from General Garcia.

Itc HrtU@S Hnck important News
/ from General Garcia.
Key West Fla. May IL Lieutenant An
drew S, Rowan, Of the Fourteenth United
States infantry arrived here today from
Cuba bearing important dispatches from
Calxio Garcia, commander OF the Eastern
insurgent army. for General Miles, or Cen
eral shafter. commanding the army of in
vas!on.
| He and his companions crossed to Cuba
| in an open boat. landing in the coast near
| Panco Ojo del Toro province of Santiago
| de Cuba. They marched through swamps
and underbrush to the mountains where
| horses were obtained, and thence proceeded
to Bayamo- where they found General Gar
! ella with several hundred troops Lieu-
tenant Rowan had a long conference with
the insursent general. who told him there
were 1900 troops in his command scat
/ tered throughout the island These troops
were, General Garcia informed him. we'll
supplied with arms but lacked ammuni-
| ton. General Garcia expressed his 10Y at
the intervention of the United States and
implored Lieutenant Rowan to suggest how
the Cutans could co operate with the
Americans. Mr.. Rowan told him that
their services would be invaluable for they
alone knew the country. When he left
thesirsurgent camp he was accompanied BY
General Henry Colazo and Chief Herman
dez. They struck across country and came
out on the north coast near Manhattan on
May I. Throughout the journey across
| the island, which was made at the widest
part, Lieutenant Rowan and his compan-
ions did not encounter one Spanish sol,
der. They took small sailing vessel and
put out for Nassau There were six men
on board the small craft and the journey
took two days. An awning and hammock
were used for sails and the party suffered
much hardship. At Nassau the British
| schooner Peerless was taken and the party
reached here today.
| Lieutenant Rowan leaves tonight for
Tampa to hand his dispatch to the army
commander. The substance of these dis
patches and official accounts are kent
secret.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
THE OREGON
Put Hack TO Bnhin, hut Is Again
on Her !ourncy

Put Back 10 Bnhin, hut Is AEair
on Her Journcy.
Especial Gable to The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright, 1898, by James Gordon
Bennett)
Rio de Janeiro, by Mexican Cable, Fri
day May IA warship. whose name
can not mention because the Brazilian gov
eminent forbds the sending of informa-
ton about the movements of belligerent
vessels, returned to Bahia with her engines
disabled.
An examination showed that the iniur-
les were slight and after the damage was
repaired the warship sailed today.
The Brazilian cruiser Tymbera has left
Rio for Bahia to see that the guarantee o,
neutrality is strictly observed at that port
tAfter an investigation of this dis
patch. the Herald is enabled TO state on
information obtained from other
sources that the warship referred to as
returning to Bahia disabled was the
United States battleship Oregon. which
arrived at Bahia with the Marietta re-
csntly, and, as stated IN dispatch
published in yesterdays Post and Her
aid, sailed northward Wednesday after
the vessels had coaled to their fullest
capacity.)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
THE NEW PROGRAMME.
Volunteers VIII Re Mnssed ut Chick
nmnuga Park.

| Washington, May ls.---The military as
pect of the war has undergone some chance
| stree the report was received here today Of
the appearance OF the Spanish squadron 4,
the West Indies. The presence OF the fleet
/ resulted in the postponament Of the move.
nent of invasion which was soon to have
started for the island II is said at the
war department that there should be no
soldiers on the water until after the deli.
| mite disposition of the enemys shirs and
the troops enabled to land on the island
without being harassed by them AS one
officer remarked today. 1--WE don't want
to mass our men on the island until we
know who is master OF the sea" In con-
l.eequenec of the change in the programme.
inany OF the volunteers viii not be sent 10
the gulf pcrts direct, out will plo,eed TO
chiclsamauga battlefield. where il is in-
tended they should be seEt before the is
suance Of the hurry orders of the past week
fcr change in their destination.
| At Chirkamauga the soldiers will have
ample chance te engage in fizld exercises
and the tactics Which viii be very beneficial
| to them prior TO thtlr work In Cuba.
Although they are reported to bc
equipped for active service, the army Of.
fioefs say that in the case Of many of the
volunteers 1t will be necessary 10 renew
tier eqdIpmcnts and in addition, provide
the regiments with field transportation
that is, wagons. etc.
large part of the army is encampes a,
Tampa, ready to move whenever the orde,
comes and II is felt here that the troops
at chiekamauga can BE seut to Ta,npa
promptly whenever the necessity a,Jsas
Ieiesraphie instructions to the vo,un,s az.
who have been ordered TO proceed 10 cb,ck.
amGuga were sent to the commanders !,
the State organizations today. rhav az.
instructed on reaching chickaa,ausa 10 re-.
PORT TO tho commanding general at thu,
place, General Brooke. The officers com.
handing the State organizations Win conn
municate with the chief qlartermastars Of
the respective military departments IN
which they may be located for The necss.
ssry transportation and for ten days' field
rations necessary. aud 50 forth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
MANILA TRANSPORTS.
The CentenninI Hna uceu Chartered.
tpn Carry 1000 Men.

Seattle. Wash. May l3.--The war de-
pertinent las chartered the firs,-class
steamship cen,cnniel TO transport 1000
troops 70 the Philippines. The Centennial
was built IN 1873 IN England and w. COZ
several years in thotJapanese trade l,nlet
the name Takussgi aarn. She has a ga
paeity ot 1000 passengers and speed o,
twelve knots per hour.
csptsin William Thompson. veteran
navigator IN Asietio waters. Is her com
manding officer.
Assistant Qnartermas.sr w. W Robinson
u. has charge OF the Centennial repre-
henung the government. Under his super
vision she viii be Immediately prepared Tor
a voyage from Seattle to Maaila
II II understood the Second Washington
battalion and the two Idaho battglions win
be ordered to rendezvous here aud will be
sent directly to Manila to join Dewey. The
steamer Pakshan, il Is said. has alco been
chartered as transport for the Philippines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
LOOKS AsKANcE AT rnANcE.
Rcnrun 10 Beitcvc She Is Not over
Ksrf.nsjlx,


Rcurnn 10 Beitcvc She Is Not over
Friendly.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Post and New YORK
Herald. Copyright. 1e9s, by James Cor
don Bennett.l
Washington. May 13.--careful to avoid
international complications with European
powers during the pending war, the Wash
ington authorities view with some mis-
giving the action OF the French authorities
at Martinique in preventing the departure
Of the United States scouting vessel Har-
ward from st. Pierre and holding up as
they fear. important cipher dispatches sent
by Captain Cotton to the navy department.
The authorities have observed With no
little displeasure the temper of the French
press In favor Of Spain and against the
United States. Bnt up 10 this time they
have had no serious concern about the
French government maintaining the
strictest neutrality.
Realizing the temper of tho French peo-
pie The president has exercised The great
est caution in our diplomatic dealings
with France in order to prevent any pos
sible friction which could give the French
government an excuse Of openly aiding
Spain. This was demonstrated in the
case Of the steamer lafayette.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
TrNAs TROOPS.

Only four companies. all of them pre-
pared, remain to he mustered in to COM
rl.te the brigade of Texas infantry.
Transportation for the Second regiment
has been asked.
Tue Emmets' cuban nag is floating.
Colonel Mahry has formally taken
charge of the camp.
Dr. Wilcox says the physical exnmina-
tons as recently conducted at the camp
have heon farccs,
Recruits are working all sorts OF
schemes TO get into the service.
By strategic move the Third regiment
wls hlled out before the Second was, but
both are now ready.
The Galveston regiment Is still holding
on In hope of getting a chance to go to
the front.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
oeseAesesssssss

ported actiyiiy OF the Spanish torpedo
boat destroyers In running in and out of
Martinique seems "a show that they are
being used as scouts to give the rest of the
squadron notice Of the approach Of the
American batilesl'ps. ii so, the mission
viii be Ruthless for having discovered the
whereabouts Of the Spanish force Admiral
Sampson VIII carry out bis orders to de-
stroy THEIR ships il he can reach them.
The fact that the spaniards were headed
yesterday towards the westward on the
surface would Indicate thoy were bound for
The south coast of cubn. but warshps in
these circumstances try to mlslead OBJ
servers ashore
Martinique is French island lying 800
niles east Of Porto Rico and 700 miles
from the eastern coast of Cuba. 1t ia
one Of the outposts Of The West indies and
is the natural point a. which the Spanish
fleet coming from Cage Verde would make
u landing. AS they stand now the two
fleets are about 800 miles apart, which
could be covered Is one day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
NEARING EACH OTHER
THE TWO GREAT FLEETS WILL
soon TEST THEIR POWERS.
hundred Miles - Dispatches 90
sampson purposciy Delayed.

Washington, May i3.--The navy depart
men, was all excitement again this morn
ing on the receipt OF the news that Ad
mlraI SIMPSONS squadron had begun the
bombardmcnt Of San Juan de Porto Rico
and fuel was added to the flames when the
news came that the spanish
flying squadron had been sighted
OF Martinique, giving PROMISE of
heavy hghtng 10 come. The Tact
that the admiral gave notice Of his In
tention to lombard San Juan, as is report
ed from ST. Thomas, rs sn indication that
the movement On San Juan was not a
suddenly conceived project. but part OF a
well matuied plan. Whether or not the
orders to the admiral included BON
bardmcnt 10 net disclosed ut the navy de-
partment; indeed, there IS nothing II,
sampson's report 10 Indicate that he
(reelly did lombard the place, Io merely
attacked the forts at the entrance OF the
harbor and II any slsells struck within the
town Itself they were' stray shots,
II Is surmised that Admiral Simpsons
object In making the attack without a
landing force of troops Ia reserve to occupy
the town II it We're captured was to de-
siroy the Notifications and make tho har-
Dor useless as a place OF refuge. Hc com
pleted that work and resumed his work
today unless he was diverted from his work
by news that the Spanish squadron had arr
rived at Martinique.
There is a suspicion that the United
States has not been treated With perfect
fairness Ia the matter of he use OF the
cable from Martinique and that messages
OF the most importance, such as for in
stance those reporting the movements Of
the Spanish ships, have been delayed until
considerable lengths OF time elapsed The
subject Is ono that will be investigated In
future as we'll as other facts connected
with the treatment OF the spanish ship,
in West Indian ports which are nomnall,
operating strictly undSr The ncutrallt,
laws.
1t is suggested the Spanish squadron has
been lying in walt for the Oregon with
tho Marietta and Nictheroy which sailed
or the 18th to join Sampson, and the re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14

Some civil service rules adopted for the
polco department
he colored Knights of Pythias closed
u cir annual convention.
Tho convention 20 nominate an associate
Justice for the court of civil appeals will
be held at Galveston, July i6
How the bakers are meeting the advance
IN -four.
Ar examination for admission to the
State university will be held here May Of.
An attractive programme for the retail
clerks picnic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14

"A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.


=
. Both Sampson and schiey have stnrisd
after the Spanish feet. and ~ one doesnt
. yet II the other Will. The battle mny take
place today or may be postponed until
: next week. but It is sure 10 take place
8 The Gussie attempted to land an expe-
diton for the Insurgents in Cuba. but was
3 prevented by large body OF Spanish; ten
2 Of the Inter reported killed: enc Am rlean
: wounded
: French representative ut Washington
I has been aaicd Why ias Spanish feet vs.
: permitted to coal at Mprtininue. THIS
! could be very readily taken as an AL Of
hostility ON tho part OF France.
/ Hoogeyelts Rough Riders are rapidly
growing. Jack Astor is to contribute =
. battery of rapid fre guns. and Captain
itail may Join with company of Texas
} RanHers.
Dtwey's commission as rear admiral
bns been forwarded him. Set forth that
1t vas granted because Of bravery and
sailantry q, the battle Of Manila bay
A torpedo in position on TIRE winsiow
was struck by spanlsh shell, but was
NOT e,ploded. though the gun cotton WAS
penetrated
Admiral Sampson meet put VI t''ee
hodfs bombarding san Juan DC Porto Hlca
md reduced the Notifications. In the
iFht TWO Americans were hlleu ana seven
Npunoen' me Evening news oil Lohaoh
says san Juan surrendered as great dam
nss was aone inc eity' nnt sampson Inhoo
10 attempt 10 take poSseFtiqh OF destroy
awning save inc iornheauons'
i'N"slon q Nup" mas pe'n pos'pohou
unnl altor an enRagcmcnt WIN the span
'sN reet' meantime inc volunteers WIZ ~
tphtonuatec ~ '.iiiQkaihsuga 10 INC NUM-
yer OF 4o'VVo or 'p'VV'
~ an enshkiheht " Nu"' !, - 'V'o'tS'
the Insurgents H'ilcd Svi spNh'hins'
me meet at Caris' II Is su'G' win prop
"o'F convoy piR eNpeut'loh 10 Vhe fN'liP-
pines.
Lloyd agent telephones 'hRt dewey
mas Mapha completely oloohSaea ana mas
the 'tple on hoarh snip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
IEAA- POLITICS.

a hard fight is raging in North Texas
over the primaries to be hcll today In
several counties.
ur. Beazloy Of nee county has no con-
sressionai aspirations.
Reasons why republicans want Mr..
ctane nominated.
Pian Of no; holding a separate judicial
convention meets with d:siaior.
L. $. Smith claims TO lave long lead
over Mann Trice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
CONCENTRATING AZ rnEs,pro.

The soldiers Who Are Ia 30 10 the
Fhi'ippincs Getting Ready.
san Francisco. May l3,--Plans for con-
centratng i5.eoo troops on the Preside
reservation have been formed by the war
department. The volunteers now sore are
heing rapidly supplied with clothing AMI
camp equipments. Captain George Rubin
Y. > A., who was recently on duty WITH,
the Alaskan relief cxpedition. has boon
appointed chief QuarteTmaster of the 10.
partment of California, with hendauarters
In San Francisco MAJOR Robert White.
surgeon. o. s. A., stationed at The Prcsialo
has leen appointed chief surgeon Of the
prcncasd expedition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14

state Firemen's association transacted
some important business.
A number OF Mexican workmen have
suddenly disappeared from near Luiins
Suit affecting 1000 acres OF land in Fort
Bend county has been filed at Galveston
A Fort Worth cattleman has undertaken
10 secure thr release of Mac Stewart from
Mexican prison.
Trxas bankers adopted resclut on ten
dcrinc financial aid to the government, II
needed.
Texas photographers organizes state
association at Waco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
HARVARD At sT. pICnnr.
shc VIII Stay Thcre Seven nnx. e.,
Make Repnirx

Make Repairs.
ESPECIAL Cable to The Pos, and Nou, vo.,.
Herald. Copyright. iS9s. by Iam,ss ,o,A
don Bensett.) " 'snes Cor
81 fierre' Martinique, May lathe com
mander 81 the Harvard, in the harbor !,
81. Pierre. hes asked permission 10 rrn,,.,
mere seven days to make repairs 10 some
disabled machinery The time asked far
oy the Harvard has bean granted BY n,
Freneh authorities here, but Nor cam
manuer has been notified that upon ths ~.
PAIRS having teen completed he mus .iss
'wenty-iour hours notice before leayinr
Many flashes Of light, presumably slsnals
/, ~ warsnips were seen Oh 81. Pierre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
THE SPANISH LOS.
Five Were Killed and Fefif@
NNnpur,sIsAI ct Glv1I1GX

Five Were Killed and Fenf4
Wounded. Including CiviH11
Madrid. May 10 ---Midnight--A 9
from Martinique says that only o.
destroyers with the Cape Verde N
entered the port to send dispakx|
that the squadron did, not enter
A dispatch from Porto Rico 70 n
respondencia de Espana says the NJ
ing the bombardment was one c'sxl
three soldiers killed, thirteen
wounded. one civilian killed md
wounded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14

are suffering greatly and the lnI.4
perishing. The Spanish cavalry NJ
in desperate condition and appear Il
had been through twelve month
service.
The news of the results Of tie ND
gagement is disheartening to the 81
who now hope that Rear Admiral Z
Will be defeated and the Spanish did
the blockade of Havana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
FOREIGN.

The universities in Italy are being closed
ard newspapers are being suppressed
MI Chamberlain. in q speech at Biz
m.ngham, spoke strongly in favor Of an
Anglo American alliance and intimated
that IN case of combination of the pow
err the Union Jack and stars and Stripes
would float side by side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
-7------------@----s
sPANIARDs OPTIMIsr,c
They Have Confidence A n
Ccrxera and His Shin

ScTNcTN ana Ills SHIp4
London, May 1.-THE Madnl
spordens of the STANDARD says: q
the papers echo the popular uz1
of prompt and happy results IN
appearance of the Spanish fleet II
Indian waters if only allowed d ,
fair and not too unequal test II
power TO resist the American u
The Spaniards put. much confidenu
three torpedo boat destroyers Wild \
Cervera, the four first-class crusl
the ability of the admiral hImsat |
supposed that the colonies will n (
10 prolong their resistance to TIE
can plans of invasion. There III
views have been strengthened lna
lower AMI middle ctTsses by TIM
OF the Anne ricans at Cardenas ana
COS. Among the more thoughtful
seeing and in military and many
the news of the arrival Of the 6ep
Unique has excited anxiety and \
concern |