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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
Dubois the Hypnotist.

All feadres of Trilby were wonder
fully interested in the magic hypnotic
influence, there depicted and are still
in doubt as to how much ia fact and
how much fiction in the authors de.
scription of hypnotic power. An op.
portunlty has come when the most
skeptical can be convinced of the
wonder of the magic power. Prof.
Dubois the hypnotist appeared at the
Masonic hall last night in the first Of
three entertainments. Prof. l)ubois is
a skilled operator IL the mystic art.
His work Of last night showed this.
The entertaiqment tonight and to.
morrow night will contain some
special feature.
We quote below from the Calfax
Commoner the result of Prot. Dubois
work in that city:
The exhibition In hypnotism and
mind reading given at the opera house
Saturday night by Du Bois and Adah,
wa" "sS'SSo~u w q CIOWucO uOuSG .
The work OF MIR. Du Bois was q COM
plete surprise to the public aud certain.
ly entities him to consideration as a
hypnotist of hign and rare ability.
The skeptics, and there were many OF
them in the audience, were completely
routed and nonplussed by his remark
able tests. Saturday morning, In the
presence Of a large number of people,
Mr.. Du Bois placed young man in a
hypnotic sleeD In window Of Hamil-
ton's drug store, where he was kept
until awakened In the opera house
later IN the evening. During the even.
ing, class of fourteen young men were
put under the spell Of Mr.. Du Bois'
strange influence and made to perform
all sorts Of queer and ludicrous antics.
Mr.. Du Bois promises to return to Col
fax again in q few weeks.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
The Dairy Industry.

On an invitation from Joseph Rob-
nett, proprietor of Lewiston Dairy No.
/, the TELLER man took occasion to
visit the dairy herd this week o,, a
tour of inspection. The herd has been
brought to town for the winter and is
located on the Snake river fats, above
the ferry.
He has on hand now, twenty -one
choice mixers, and from them pro-
duces about forty gallons daily, for his
trade in the city. The cows are upon
winter feed now and are In prime con.
dition. Their daily feed Of alfalfa hay
is supplemented at milking time by a
mixed meal of bran and chopped bar
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
A Novel Experience.

T.. q. Fuller. wife and child arrived
in Lewiston Tuesday evening having
made y raft voyage from their home OF
the Oro Fino to this city. Mr.. Fuller
is EN- route for Boise City to take chargs
of the Sentinel during the coming can,
paign. He left Washington Feb. l,
and has been in Spokane aud Mos ,ow
since that time.
When questioned about local politics
Mr. Fuller expressed himself as an
ti.fusionist, but is willing to, be
bound by the party action taken IN
the light Of the developments of the
next few months.
Justice Hornaday heard the argu-
ment In the case If Meyers, charged
with assaulting officer Hadley, yester.
day afternoon. Geo. Tannahill made
u very able plea for the defendant.
The case was taken under adevisment
and decision will be renA cred Satur-
day afternoon.
Judge Stookey Is holding the regular
quarterly examination in his room AT
the court house. The examination
began yesterday and Will continue
over today. Only four persons are
taking the trst, viz: Edna Fife, of Mos
COW, Edna Newman, of Lewiston, Lolo
F. Williams, Of Juliaetta aud A. T.
Wisner of Beeman. Prof. Z. H. Brat
berg, Of Genessee, Is assisting Judgs
Stookev in looking over the papers
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
N. e. Church.

Subject of the sermon at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church next Sunday
February 27th-at IL y. M, will be
"Transubstantiation '"he pastor
will undertake to show in thirty min.
utes discourse that the Ronish doc.
trine Of the real presence of the body
and blood Of Christ, in the sacrament
of the Lords Supper is unscriptura
and absurd. Come aud hear the cast
clearly and calmly discussed
Subject in the evening "Our De
parted Queen" Olher services as US.
ual. You are cordially invited.
HENRY Brown, Pastor.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
Church Notice.

Subject of the sermon in the Catho-
lie church Sunday at 10 q. m. will be
real presence Of the body and blood Of
Christ in the sacrament Of the altar is
true, or three hundred millions Cath
ole people have become the worst kind
of idolaters, following the word of God
himself" Fine music. Everyone
kindly invited.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
The Military Ball.

On Tuesday night occurred the grand
prize drill and ball, given under the
auspices ofto b. !. N. q. The drill
was sharply contested and the Judges
were puzzled to decide between close
rival contestants. Sergt. Jacob Garbev
took first prize with Sergt. William
Kittsmilier a close second. Comrade
J. n. Stacy presented the medal In q
neat speech. Prof. ROos was present u
furnish music for the ball that followed
where all present enjoyed the rhythm
of his delightful music.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
: Bound Over without Bond.

Judge Stookey gave his decision
Monday IN the Case Of the State OF
idaho vs. Moragns aud held tbs defend.
ant without bond to appear before the
grand jury In the coming March term
to answer to the charge Of killing D.
A. Kippen.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25
Horses Wanted.

The undersigned wishes to buy two
horses, good single drivers, Weighing
1850 to 100 ounds each. Call at the
court house at once.
J. s. CANTRIL,
County Assessor.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25


counsel, the penalty should NOT ~ ~.
forced against him. He wAs therelnlo
gwen permiasion to amend hia anDwer,
which was done.by Incorporating to
following:
"rhe defendant further says that IN
money 70 received by him Tor such
work a. hereinbesore Ut flrsh and
stated was retained by this desendant
In good faith ard under the advico oe
the attorney general of said state
of Idaho, taken 1t the time and belOre
and subsequent to the servics of the
notification and demand upon him
made by said auditor, and that the
claim Ot this defendant 10 aid o0su-
pensation aud the right to retain the
same and to appropriate the sAme "a
bis own use was In good faith and IN.
der the advics Of counsel - aforesaid. n
After the answer had been thus
amended the court directed ! pessmp.
tory writ to issue requiring Mr.. Lev 4
to pay into the state treasury before the
end Of the quarter the 1915 received foF
the work. the penalty and interest
being dropped.
-
The Uniform Rank X. OF r. had In
staliation Of officers at the Castle Hal,
Wednesday, when the following ON
GERS were put In for the term: John
Akins, Captain; 8. +. Arant. lst LIEU
tenant: ]. H. Gaut, End Lieutenant;
J. d. McConkey, Recorder; s. H. Reed,
Treasurer; Nay Arant, lst Sergeant.
After the install ailati0u ceremonies. the
subOrdln ate lodge met and conferred
the rank Of Knighthotd upon two can
dldateA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25

Capt. Harry Bau2 2hman is off duty
while the Lewiston is laid up with a
broken shaft.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-02-25

Born to C. A. Leeper and wife, At
their home In Tammany. on Monday
night sou and heir.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17

a.. cr the passage from there 70 Sydney.
s-wne- we reached N@InolTre ~e toand
the Thermometer 81 iS degrees. WIN \
good sill breeze siks 4 esast from fGs-
mace. The whole country was envelopes
IN bash fires. ard the sun locked as Il
does Ia London through November fos.
The hare was Sc great ssai 2sssr pro-
ceesaiag abcus two hours On our course
through EolSon.s bay we had 20 orop
ar hor. as tue piso; cesid net discern ne
ehanr-l We were thus unable 20 move
until midnight. which had he srset OF
delaying cur arrival al sydney FoE
sonse hundred CT MES up The coast ths
bush nres continued 20 rage The sign
was q curious oae, fer ;Fe shiv waS n
vaaed hy parrots. cocsaicos and osher
land birds. which wsrs forced ous 10 sea
BIZ the flames and the intense heat Many
sought refuge IN the ships rigKlaSs
where they were pursued by the sancrs
and passengers one OF the former getting
his hands severely .acera.ed by parrot
who resented any interference with ais
liberty Beside he birds. burnt leaves.
ehar~ed wood and small stones wers
picked Up on aAck. although ws were sew
era. miles away from ard. The sky was
vary iurid all The time"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17
A New Theory That Is Des-
tined &c ReVoluti0nize the
Practice of Medicine.
Discovery of the Efficiency of Vi
falling Bacteria and 0Zonized
Treatment Wonderful Cures En-
fccscd by This Method.

Progress "a the order CT the day. This
Is 10 less true OF me1ic.re than IN The
mechanical arts Fer years IL has been
dream Of medical men that TIE time
w<.lsl4 come wnen disease w0uld yic'd 10
tn. phys clans skill with al absolute GER
tatnty. and We are glad 10 say the dream
las been fulfilled III the new method Of
treating disease and almost every man
aSd woman placing themselves under this
system of treatment after properly under
standing the law % health ard putting
T. IN practice can boccene physically per-
feet and hralthy.
In medicine progress III this direction
has oeen behind the age. Doctors cling
- thelr old re hcdS and scon ~ any
rev discovery However, tne punllc ara
slowly tiscovg ring that 10 obtain relief
from cons,it;3' jonal troubles they must
60 outside 81 lhc Regular Practlce" ani
employ the services Of men Y no give spe-
c.si attention 10 what are termed chycntc
diseases
Or Lukens in advancing his rev and
farvelous departure from old methods
gives - the Huhiic a treatment wh.-h
represents a new theory r. me9!c.ne The
oil has been. "a rule. radically wrone
introducing n rsTs.s ard tgn subetan-
COS ~ tbe gvstarn - its 3etrsn9ent tear
tTE scv! frsteai = building ~ the al
ready weaksnss; constitution
IRE way 70 cure disease is 20 replace
80 worn ovi tissess ~ w{ns. sd
hol3atn~ W fhe weak parts. IN tno &-ta&~
Eng treatment there - not the sflghtr>f
ootIAs Fhst the cure fer almost any lis
cas-" hitherto con~ide-gd ..aurah:e hsx
been found IA Facelre lrsures the av~-
fem against The attack 81 smallpox. a. "a
Nttzf3E.N- Esster1a sissue builder. DE-
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denounced those Of the labor element who
had aligned Ghefa<eh as on the EeputI can
side as rendering themselves l12his 70 tae
charge of being made the subjects OF hrp q
err Stewart c21;enaed taat Powderly
had placed himself in exactly the same
category IN ws..cA he tad previously
sought 10 plaee oshers by his course IN
tie campaign Of isaS
Hanna made a BRET speech in which he
asserted that P0wltriy'S support OF ina
Republican ticket IL The lac campaign VAS
ne; the result II any collnsion or bargain
MIR. Powd rly" ne said came to rs Of
nj. cwn accord AMI b tn0ut any lIci'a-
'~~ nsa 0ft~ teari Ne did rot 90 after him
ana we did not premise anything.
Furthermore, Hanna sad that he was
r9e originally a supporter 81 PowdeFiy
for the position OF commissioner Of ,mrni-
grafton having another candidate for tina
Office. This fact ought 10 be suifcisn,
evidence. Hanna tho1Sht- % convince the
most skeplieal that there had oeen 10
barga that Powderly should have Of
flee ~ the result Of his services IN the
campaign.
Chandler made speech In opposition,
reading protests from ahor organizations
and declaring that The Republican party
could not AFFORD 10 appoint 20 80 inocrt-
ant an Office 4 man 50 q stAstefG! TO The
Is bor cement.
Fa.rbark is closed the dfbare In Powder
Tvs bshaY defending his record In The
Office ard his chararter as man He
said tbat PowAeFiy had demonstrated hy
several months of service rs fitness FOR
tn. o.flce. liz asserted that tire only
chnrsrs made against him were ~ po-
llgacai nature. ard he cortended that these
wera nas 81 8 character e II any way re-
fee, euoc hm or 10 Justify opposition 20
hi drma:3on
C.fs~ eonFrr7 8ticns were:
Cta~.s y Seh,hesde ~ Oregon. COM
missioner n aad fer the district 81 Alaska.
j1mss McCAia. postmaster al IcMina-
VIE or
Oliver Hail. postmaster n Cofax. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17

advertisements Tahules up mainly
from reported by those who have been bnced
persons exactly relate
and get although particulars variation
HIS It's counterpart other who will be
reading and likely be benefited degree
uag Rpans abuc 10 encourage procuring and sending
the particulars Of remarkable and benefits worked by
T buics, proprictors make presenting
gold antc Clock BY the Seth Thomas
Thoaon Conn The clock delivered carriage
person who actual with sufficient
name. occupation Of patient The
us2l advertisement if the patient Objects but is
possible of the
gen good All correspondence addressed 10
tic kpans Chemical Company NO Spruce Street. ioIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17
I.v.PCYD[RLY CONFIRMED.
OPPOSITION TO HIN NUMBERS But
TWENTY VOTES
Chandler the Oaiy Republican Vnfe.
verable. While Many Democrats
Give Hin Their Support-haA1S
WASHINGTON, March Ia

WASHINGTON, March lk-T. Y. Pow
derry WAS confirmed as commissioner Ok
inlrItSraIor Today by tie senate execi-
tive session by vote o. 6 10 ~ Chandler
was the osiy Republican wao voted
against confirmation. while large UNA
bsr u Democrats voted fer Pcwderly-
The vote sas preceded ~ rather saarp
debate, IL A.ca the question va asr
P0wderIy had made trade with the Re-
pE hisCars IN the Ias< "a aRsssG d s.
cursed ouiteIy freely. Teller and Stewart
attacked Fowesrly's record on the a4-ag-
eis. question. and Stewart read a letter
from pCwG fly written during the cam
pasgn Of 1881 in wtHset be had declared rs
adherence 70 the cause Of hi-meta..ian and
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IHuFaFEaf7OalS JNaE
I, .s asserted tha, the rea on why Sps n
favors war Is that IL Cuba IS RENTED 10
DEPART In peace. Spain vii be com ell i 10
foo. the entire Cuban debt Of sac eG0 90.
but IL Cuba should be ~resfed fr III Sp IN
II. a war with the United States he o IL
cation would not be he'd against Sns'D.
In other words. Spain would make money
by being whipped.
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MR.. OGILVIE rs IN ERROR.
lis lew Report Places the Canadian Duty on fcod
Supplies Entirely Too High

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Published By authority o. TIE DEPART
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a which De the
and taking The
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17

Passenger lists OF al AIaTEa S'"arn"rs
lea wing Seattle during tire past week will
% published In the Weekly Poss-faselh-
<encer. issued today. Price cents per
cory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17

Fear steamers sailed Ear Alaskan F>1fss
las n.@as ~lfa tas 2as&i LsFso lfaHGs 81
Passenger asa tas3 fre..at e4rso~es. s@u'e
49, passengers treu las part ~"fe s'Agts~i
OF taelf search fsr goa III sas ssiasft 1Fsss
Arg0aasts ter every Eza0ss so3d G-sgfa@t
III AlAxAa and SoFtassst territory we're
smzss.s sgls pssseaxsgs. There eefs fsadsy
wao expect 20 discover sssla oa ae~
greeks AID an9 VII pFospees N 5ae saGis-
IL. portions o8 tne sFesss gsl5 belt
Ias4re<g8 - degs aad rEasnY sorzes were
lessassesl .gseaF8 se-sgsgsiAy &f.*fHeoA. Ae
var.9.s@ G4eAs. fTa4G sasca s&s-tfssss ware
exp -g.a ~ lfaNe ~e3e ef0N5sa askn ssr%s~
tslpS& s.saf3ax tsss s4gsfT4z~sf, 9+t few "s<-
nssss4 tisa taas departure ~ toe steamers.
Il g,.ssu Nn.ea atsEs ga asaeGsss 10 sss4i we!a
Tie sAasE4 4ssa. Iltfl4ssss. so4th Ius.st .1a
1oAg4szi.d
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Weekly Post-in.e Hsersoer, issued today.
rice cents per copy.
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ties Gre. 6l Firs:
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offer. tor sale ;No Centrally torat.
ed ~naysc-. c:ne- water from,
p*oaer<y. taTsr ams44. Ct I'D
- fos. oat 4trg .1f@ between Rail-
read zssn@e ag4 Western ax.rv.
bvs1Ee&s .tEo@@f@s vpan Fr-, sv..
NE f4Fs &.ef.ue south. Se~ars
at.d El5d a.sn Dss and Yessar ~
io@s hGssEess s.4e Is d number -.
eeaUtls4i rez}Gen.ss on Denny ma.
G5s hCI.e n queen Ana r..t
Dc In ofiAe~ pa-ss OF tho e4sx
al - 'sFgs ard er0.e@ liss o: resi-
Stnc@ properly. We aanaie CIV
psrfec. lilies. Examine our iis,
b. fore hCyiug elsewhere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-07-01
RECTIFICACI0N

Nuestro amigo don Felix Perez Rivera
alcalde municipal de Bayam6n, nos suplioa
la publication dc 10 sigaiente: <En una no.
ia suelta de eel Pals, {periodico) he visto
uoa noticia, que dice, que Ell dia que enoalld
el <Antonio Lopes,, Ia casa de comercio de
la que soy socio, subi6 Ia libra de cafe de
"a centavos como sc vendfa q 80, asevera.
cion que es completamente falsa, pues pre-.
cisamente dioho artfoulo Sc venfa vendiendo
i 80 centavos deade dias anteriores al oitado
por el noticiero farsante, on el que perma-
neoi6 el estableoimiento cerrado hasts las s
de Ia noche, por ostar sus dependencies, que
son voluntarios, prestando sus serviolos mi-
litares. Ell alza y baja de los preoios asf
como todos los dernAs actos de Ia gsrenois
del estableoimiento los desempeha el socio
que me ooasions la alcaldfs, me es impossible
atender mis- intereses partioulares. Y con
respeoto 4 que soy alcalde fusionista, 8 me.
jor dicho, furibundo Muhocista, es un con.
cepto que no me mortiGca en- NADIA, pues an
tes al contrario 10 considero muy honroso,
porque creo que cada cual pfenss como le
place. Y para terminar, ga que eEl Pals,
trata de morti6carme porque soy fusionista,
quiero hacer constar, que ese periodico q. SO
vanagloria en- sus desaoertados ataques, fu6
fundado por acoionistas entire los que 6guro
70 con Ia suma de veinte pesos, que debie.
ran devolverme para que entonoes puedan
atacar con mas libertad y sin tenor q que
les echen on cara sus deudas sino de graft
tud, de considerations; y tambien algunos
dc los esoritores dsl mipmo periddioo abo'
narme slguuos picos que les he facilitado sin
inter5a, para remedlarse sus necesidadaa.,
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los intercses do los neutros, del bloqueo por
medic do torpedos submarinos.
M. Fauchillc, ha asegurado en- pri-
mer lugar, que el bloqueo por torpedos no ea
efectivo; pues segan Ia declaration do Paris
QseI, el bloqueo exige suus fuerza suf-
oiertes, es decir, un oerto ndmero dc buques.
En- cuanto q constituye un medic de
guerra legftimo, cree que no.
Es impossible, aun siendo IL lfnes de
torpedos no continue, evitar que un buque
dc una naci6n neutra sea destruido por IN
deseuido do los buques encargados de guar
loa entire los oitados torpedos.
Y hasta puede darse el caso---aflade--
de que un bnrco de una nacion oualquiers
quo fuerzo el bloqueo vuele 81 contacto de
ellos y todavfa, felismente, los tripulantes dc
los barcos neutros que fuerzan IN bloqueo,
no pueden, segdn el dereoho international.
ser tratados como priaioneros do guerra; por
10 tanto,con menos raz6n puede condenarselea
Ia muerts.
Estas dcolaraciones son de gran impor.
tancia en- estos momentos on que SO habla de
que los yankees, tratan de bloquear nueetros
puertos por tan salvaje sistema
(Reproauci9ol
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La prensa alemana
7 Ell
Conflcto h spano yankee

Ell periodioo aleman ella Gaceta dc Co
lonias hs publicado IN artfculo en- ell que
haee un detenido estudio de nuestras cues
tiones con los Estados Unidos, apreciando
debidamente 81 derecho y la razon que nos
asisten.
Reconoce que, case de haher existido,
resultarfa muy ben fundada la petici6n de
relcvo del consul Lee.
Admite Ia oreencia de que esa oampaiia
de insultos denue:tos de Ia prensa iingoe,
provieuc de qae en- los Estados Unidos ma
nejan Ia poIftics los s,yenedizos sin cultura
= loe agiotistas.
Dice que son asombrosas Ia frescura
con Que reclaman en- ell Senado Ia extirpa'
ci6n del dominic espaiiol en- America, = la
fa|ta de conoienoia con que al saberse la ca
tsstrofe del <Maine, sc hablaba de una com
plicidad de parte de Espafa.
Califca de mas admirable sun la no
bic moderation de que da pruebas esta hlti'
ma, frente al prooeder i1digno de los Esta'
dos Unidos.
Asegura, por i,timo, 6 los yankees
muchas sorpresas respecto del exito que fla
& sus trcpas, & su marina : q sus fcrtifca'
clones, que ellos Green ser las mejores del
mundo, 81 Sc decden v6rselas con adver-
sarios tan valientes , tan dispuestos al sa-
crificio, como han demostrado serio 10 sespa
Eoles en- sus luchae con los insurrectos de
Cuba y Filipinas.
Creemos que nuestros lectores partici'
parAn del placer que nosotros experimental
mos al contemplsr como Ia prensa impartial
de otras nacjones por medic de sus organos
mas importantes, reconoce la nob!eza de
nuestra actitud el derecho cue nos asiste y
los sentimientos de patri6tica abnegacion
con que siempre sufrimos las diicultades que
la Providencia nos depara. (Reproducido).
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puertO-RiCo, f. de Julio de 1898,

ro es de este. Los aocilontes do la lucha nos
darau soOro los mares territories que no So
f&bsmo9 alyuirir, y una yc2 quo Ios haya.
mas a1qliEilo debe llotsr siempra en- olloe la
baojcra americana. Nos rerAn necesarioh
otros territories = 10 debemos quedarnos en-
us0, B,no tratar Dc aaqnirir terre. ell tl
AilAntico catacionas nayales Ell ui Mcdite
rriNeo, quo nos eirvan de- dep6sltos de cav
bin, No debfamos. por 10 nyoato, esporar
otra ra1sia del sol, gin ane2.0narao3 las .slas
uaWai"
Sc ahunoia 4aa oI milst.o do Ia quo.
rra americana ticno tietadca mas numcrcs de
transporter pa%a cnv:ar fIipinaa Ia expc'
tiici6n del ganar&l Merritt