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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
GENERAL NEWS

GEN. GARCIA. before retiring to the
interior with his forces after a rupture
with Gen. Shafter. held council of
his officers and rendered to Gen. Gomez,
the Cuban commandments his
resignation by courier as commander
of the Cuban army of the east.
A DISPATCH stated that Gen. Garcia,
the Cuban insurgent leader. had writ
ten to Gen. Shafter. declaring that he
was Disguised with his treatment at
the hands of the Americans and rould
no longer cooperate with the but
would withdraw his forces and ct in
dependently.
THE Gibraltar correspondent of the
London Daily News said recently: A
private letter from Havana asserted
that compact had been concluded be-
tween Gen. Gomez and Capt Gen.
Blanco. The writer of the letter said
that Blanco, after peace had been ar
ranged, will be elected president Oh
Cuba
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
AguInaldo,s absurd Proclamatlon.

Hong Kong, July "a The latest
mail from Manila reports that the
rebels have lately suffered reverses
and 4ave lost territory south of Ma
late. Gen. Aguinaldo has issued an
absurd proclamation dealing chiefly
with official insignia. He, as presi-
dent of the Philippine ministry, is to
wear a gold collar with gold trian-
gular pendant engraved with the sun
and three stars, and to carry a gold
whistle, as well as stick with gold
handle and tassel of gold.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28

Key West. Fla, July 24.-The British
steamer Regulas. of about 1. 500 tons,
was captured by the United States
auxiliary gunboat Hawk, 10 miles
from Sagua Ia Grande, province of
Santa Clara, and was brought in here.
She had landed cargo at Sagua Ia
Grande and was coming out when
taken
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
Troops Also sam from Tampa

Tampa, Fla. July 24.-The first
Porto Rican expedition from Port
Tampa got away tonight 1t consists
OF the Eleventh and Nineteenth in
fantry, the First and Tenth cavalry
and eight batteries of artillery. In
addition to these men the First Ohio.
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh 1ndi-
ana, Third Pennsylvania and the Sec
ond Ohio volunteer cavalry also went
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
preventive tor YELLOW Fever.

Key West. Fla, July 24--Consider-
able interest has been aroused here
by the announcement that the Red
Cross physicians now in Cuba are ex-
they believe Will prove preventive
and q possible cure for yellow fever.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
A PIttsbure g CUR wreck.

Kansas City. No, July ga wreck
occurred on the Pittsburg & Gulf rail
road this afternoon near Brush creek,
south of town. An engine was thrown
from the track, carrying with it sew
eral freight cars and caboose The
caboose was burned, and two of it's &C.
cupants. train employees, are reported
as having been seriously injured.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
Was 1t the Prixateer.

Seattle, Wash, July 24-The officers
OF the steamer Al-Ki report sighting a
mysterious steamer in the inlet lead
ing out through Cross sound to the
Pacific 1t is believed that she is the
Spanish privateer that it said to have
been fitted out to pillage the steamers
bringing back gold from St Michael
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
Five Thousand More Cor Porto Rico.

FIVE IuOuEShu Hore IoT FofGO RICO.
Washington, July 24.-Almost 5000
troops will sail for Porto Rico Monday
from Newport News. They will go on
the auxiliary cruisers st. Paul and St.
Louis and the transports Massachu-
sets, Roumania and City OF Washing
ton. The five ships have a carrying
capacity of 5000 troops and 1900
horses
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
started to doin Miles.

Chickamauga, Ga, July 24.-Gen.
Brooke and staff left this afternoon
for Newport News, whence they go tc
Porto Rico. Early next week the en-
tire First army corps win follow Gen.
Brooke. This includes the Twenty
first Kansas and Second Missouri regi-
ments
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
France Gives Our soldier. Wine.

New York, July ga firm of wine
makers at Rheims. France, has offered
the United States government J, 200
bottles of champagne for the sick and
wounded soldiers The surgeon gen
era1 of the army referred the offer to
the secretary of the treasury, who has
issued orders that the wine be admit
ted free of duty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28
ruo Men KIIled from ambush.

Middlesboro. KY July 24.-The
White Howard-Baker feud in Clay
county. KY. thought to have been at
an end, has been renewed Word was
received here that John Baker and
Charles Clarke, leaders of the Baker
faction. had been shot from ambush
and their bodies filed with bullets.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-07-28

ty Jail at Westvi1le, Miss, killing w.
T. Patterson, who was confined therein
under the charge of numbering Law
renee Brinson. The Jail building was
fred and the building and the body of
the prisoner were burned.
A DISPATCH from Manila stated that
Admiral Dewey sent q messenger to
the German admiral to inquire whether
America and Germany were at peace
or war. If they were at peace he
wanted the Germans to pursue a diff
ferent course; if the coun tries were at
war he wanted to know it, so that he
could govern himself accordingly.
THE California fuse works at Oak
land, Cal, were blown up by a muir
rous.Chinaman early the other morn
ing and six deputy sheriffs who were
trying to arrest the murderer were
killed. The Chinaman had fortified
himself in the magazine and blew it
up when an attempt to arrest him was
made.
NEWT WHITE and Sam Yarbrough,
two young men of Washita county,
Ok, fought duel with knives over
their sweetheart. Both were engaged
to the girl. They met at dance. a
quarrel ensued and the men agreed to
GO out in the road and settle their diff
ferences. Yarbrough made a number
of gashes in Whites breast from which
he cannot live. Yarbrough's throat
was cut from ear to ear.
THE town of New Holland, ten miles
northwest of Chillcothe, O., was near
" wiped out by fire early the other
morning. All the business houses on
the principal street and a hotel were
entirely destroyed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09
r,.,r.y Is Hlooe Deep.

C'esn blood means clean Stir. ~
b,scty vitao@t is. CesosSeis. ~ Landy Z! caS14,- a.
~ c.saa yolr b,ood and Ss@g is e.Saa' II, T.! p!
s'Esi's .,v, tbe heay. Bes1n to-day TO
pH,.',1 ,,;-sniss. bo.s, hlotches, b,sckaeG,ls,
to'i'. i's, s.sti,, b;noas coupieS.on oy t.Slne
3. , .,S ,'.',, ,, s-5s,uy ior zen cents. an drfs-
- - ist,et;on -,laraateeCi, lOc, PC. 5J;.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09

The Caldwell Record says that the hus-
mess AZ the creamery is booming. about
$3.50 pounds os mills is being received Per
day. and about go pounds Of butter IS
churFed. The orders away head Of the
supply. The foundation for large ice
house is being laid acd when completed
viii hold 81 saiuciea, qcaauty 20 iSst dug
ing the summer. The average receipts
pee COW IS SAoO per mouth.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09
LOCALETTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

Latest News CT EmmgTt and
Vicinity
"Mas2nerade' iu G. =. r Han mon
day. Drc 2g
Or. Ciymer was to Caldwell Wednesday
on busluess.
D.wc. Brown made trip to cald-
well Wednesday.
Mrs. George Little returned Sunday
from her visit to Boise.
Charles Anderson Of Sweet made En-
mott ...sis Saturday.
Wn. Bailey was down fpom Dry Buck
getting Dr. stalker 20 do zone dental woTk
An who viii pay s1,5o in advance can
ces the lSDEx from aoe until Jan. 1890.
Bev. r. Barrett aill hold divine seryi-
ces in Fmmett On Christmas night. All
are invited.
Mr. Richie's team went to Boise the
frs. q the week after &r. Csrtwright's
household goods.
"Ne5qaerade'Ba BAL in Emmett on Mon
day December 25.
Dr. Hant w4s called over to Willow
creek The first of the week 10 see Mrs.
CJ.son WHO was cutie sick.
Mss Deem and El.,. Davis vent 10 Boiss
Fridsy evening after school clos-d and
returned Sunday afternoon.
IF you want twelve volumns Of Ban
eroft's Histories On trade enquire az the
Index ofe~ and gets a bafyin.
D-. Clymer was called 20 scuaw orgex
the FIRST @; the wereE 20 s-e C. IFetou
pho had severe attack of bn.ousasss.
WAETEp.-To know the whereabouts.
q Jas. H. BaNncer by his brother. y
y. Ballinre1 u Cameron. Clinton county.
Missouri
Nisz May Smith. who he's been attend
ing ,c5eal here. rss tsksn s.ch Suddenly
she frst uf the week bnt sne is sore bet-
'er at this writing.
Prof. Pu-h is neadiag slowly and f,om
III -nf-zrnoe- Of fAat new i;s-i:lre that
wss brought ir Tuesday, it mighr mean
matrimonial contemplation. d.
The -r-us.ass of Fmn,eff7riiia hide
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09

sl:00-i0acros highly improved farm.
iC0 tons OF hey sni $50 sglioas Of black
berries last year. some peaches this sea-
sen that measured IL inches IN circum-
lereuce. An kinds Of fruit and plenty Of
water to irrisaie with. THIS place only
one mile from Emnett-Part cash and
balance en- time. Call at Index Office
for particulars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09
Communicsied.I

Communicated
A stranger eJanding on the streets in
LodA MINI. few dzys ago remarked
ss he viewed tne manY vehicles passing
laden ~Ish mix cans that, This must
oe 3 pros 9erOus community fo7. said he,
Il have Travelled much and have never
f.ilrd to iud !. rica ard prosperous COM
munity wnere thr dairy business uOurish-
IS
the truth Of this remark has been dem
oustraied in Lodi aad vdciaisy- The Lodi
csu..sesy Oegsl receiving milk on the 10
day of June, i1a7, and during the first
ucush received an average o. about zoe
pounds Of nnk dauy. The institution in
the beginning had many prejudices %
c0mbat. for tne usual crowd 0f uupfo-
/ gress,ye idlers sought TO fe54rd the sue
cess ut its early demise.
! The po,F9us of .he creamery were its
advertisers: tile business If tie institu-
-.cn steadily increased Until the daily re-
cei9ts OF milk now uach about St50H.
/ Fa-mers have al last AWAKENED 10 the
/ lsct that the one crop principal Uuce:
! whioh this community once thrived is a
triu., OF the past. Without irrigation sny
gre4. diversity OF crops is iApsaCsica5le,
/ out there is uo reason WY every farmer
"a 5his community could not, With hItls
eziss expense. Keep eight or ten mi.ch
co,ss. utilizing his summer-lsllor to sup
yly much Of the necessary fe'z- BY
/ s.sntiBs il 10 oeets. cUrn aud pu.gpsins,
he would thus be insured lnoutaly In
come sufficient TO pay the ruah sns ex-
pense. OF the farm and would Los ca com
gelied 10 pay the credit price Tor ms sup
plies ana bes his merchant 80 carry hiai
over" Times have changed aud pro=seF-
iity viii come 70 hin who sdspts himself
20 tle new conditions.
Those who contemplate entasing the dairy
/ business should exercise great care in the
selection OF their COWS. Tor 81 the cre=m-
i cry muk is value5.e IN proportion 10 the
IA1Iount Of butter fat it contains = pool
coE Consumes As much food rs : gooo one
The following clipping from N agrical
.ursi psper is susgestive'
, Sooa-oy ola COW. you've got to 20,
OF course It's hard TO ,eli yo- 80,
For your lorsfarhers and nv own
For ages this Old farm have known.
Your horns are long. your bones the SAM
To little mea, tor such frame,
WIKI stomach large aud udders small
The different pasts don't match st all
look AZ you with sad regret
I And mourned 10 thluS We ever met,
- For every wrinkle ir yc-- aesa
= 2roclaims Of wasted hay sud cora.
such common schrutS no Inose 1 D feed
Helcefogih i'l tr- be,,e- os5ed;
plsiuly see ny error now
4 You've got 20 so-sooo-5y cd COW.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09
ELECTION or OFFICERS OF
FREMONT POST.

Head quarters Of Fremont Pest So- .
department of Idaho. G. a Rat tue
regular meeting Of the post. the follow
ing officers were elected;
p C. George Gardaer.
". &. Jacob march.
JY. C. Jcdson Alierton,
@. NJ Thomas Peterson,
Chaplain. John Daily,
o. D. Nathan Lick,
.. g. Robert NewDy,
Adjutant, Robert A. Bailey,
Trustee, Abram Miller,
Representative. i. Beai ard G. Cox.
The ". R. c. elected the following Off
crra
President, Mary Demrsy.
Sen. Vice, Ruth Peterson,
Jun. Eice. Mrs. Daily,
Treasurer. Mrs. Nee6y,
Conductor. Mrs. sleinoowcr,
Guard. Deliieh Nswog.
Delegate. Ruth Peterson,
Alternate. Mary Garducr.
The G.. A. 2. aud ". 2. c. vii give a
joint ias,iation on the evening OK the list
saturday (th- 7thl Of jan. 1929
ali Of ths members OF both societies
sad their friends are invited.
ACTIVITY AT TIE CREAMERY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09
I. s. PfOs+ OF SWe ct,
Idaho,

has 30 ac-os Of laCd for sale. for SIPS in
trade. some less iu cash. The land is
ncsr Emmett, Idaho. a cheap place.
Rev. T. J.. Young vas ~ Marsh Thurs
day ;ar the purpose Of uniting ?. Licsy
snd Msy Locke in marriage. TAey have
She best wishes II tEe.r maav friends.
NJ. Cartwright snd wife returned &c
Emmett Wednesday.
Tho7e who inuw themselves Indebted
TO ms VIII plrase call aoa sesslsd AT Jh'i-
esrliest convenience. as / must settle my
accounts.
". c. Warden.
NJ Bennett. who came out from the
Stare os Maine about six weeks SEQ, died
oc consumption at r. Clymer's Office
Saturday. DEG. 3rd aad was buried on
she next afternoon in the csme.ry north
/ ot Emmett. y brief suneral service was
conducted ct the grave.
! EETANsrp-S SEVERAL. lEV7VvC grHT Psg-
I " cr> D. t1is sta-e fo ula-la-y c-r business y
tlcir o'ra and nea-aT e'lnt.ss. lt . mainly o.
{ fcc r.rA con5acgel ~ -ccc. S-lsry ss-sizh
. St0a year ard ex.cusas-lelui-e. .0ual-ie, r,
NOV. no less ~Ale.y Noa,fiy si5. References
rac'o>e ael,. .acdressel ssanrea envc.o9s. He-
oa,. Is ness. PRIEST. se25. Al. u2acoSo-
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W.CT. U.
Continued from las, week.


Il was during the 6fteenrh centu-s
that she morality u the church through
out Europe vas very iow-probably low
er than at any oiher period Of its his,orv.
It's absolute reform was felt by ali ear
nest men.
While many scholars were studying
the dust-cOvered manuscripts Of Homer.
Luthur pored over the pages ofshe Bible.
Through the waitings Of such men as
Luihar, savsuaFoia, Twiugle. Calvin an,
Jerome vas brought about the reforma
ton Il was not SO much these nen win.
spoae -as God. whose tightening burs
tho ihei- lips"
Shakcsreare, in his words,
I'VE are such stuff
As dreams are made on, ana our little life.
Is rounded with sleep,
would lead rs to believe he is in doubt
about lh= after world he is silent and
the doua, @ Hamlet deepens The silence.
To Gle. it may Ct 10 ain as It was g.
Cland.o, ''ro 60 We know 10, whither
Th.s question he leaves s riddle 20 the
.asr.
johu Million wss complete tyre Of
puritsnism- And his writings Ike The
Puritans are stern. aud lackng in the
grace ot tenderness aud sympathy. our
modern poets surpass him not only in
morality but in spirituality as well But
MS love Of virtue. un6ou5tedly gave
strength to human condact-
Mention must be made If John Bunyan.
His Pilgrims Progress is the most
widely saown Of English books. It's in
auence for good IS far reaching. It's
/ Slough Of Despoad. the Hi or Difficulty.
and Dpubtius Castle ar, very real TO Us.
and arc not without their Lessons. Chris
iiaa's journey from the City Of d,struc-
zion. ovas the Hill ot Difficulty 80 the
+ Heavenly City is such ID oae as each OF Us
is making.
I Our modern writer's we reserve. bcczuss
/ ;hey give rs what is uermanent: not
! houses ard lands. bat faith. hope and
charity The Son Of 8Ian is their central
theme.
Among our no5,rst poets are Words
WORTH, Browning. Tenuyson. Whit.i4-
L9usie.iuv and Lowell Men who have
not only pointed out the Celestial Ciiy
but have uttered thoughts that have beau
tifed the pathway leading 90 it.
Lowell lef5 this beautiful truth With q,
in his poem. The Vision Of Sir Laun
tl:"
Not what we give bur ~hat we share
The siTi vigaout the Giv-r Is bare.
Who gives himself wiki his aims
feeds thrae
Himself his hungeriag neighbor, ans
Ne"
Whittier, in his Voices Of Freedom
pleaded Tor tle common brotherhood o.
nan. and left the touch OF Christ's hanc
p in his cry to- freedom Of the slave.
{ Our lyric po-is must not be forgotten
? Gud's Spirit has be-a felt N th- SIR
S ring lines Of sons.
Anomas Mere gave Us these WORDS,
Come We disconsolaJs. where ere y
languish.
Here brius yoU- wounded hearts. her
;el your -nsuiSh.
Earth has no sossow that heaven can
not heal
The Wesleys have contributed TO ihf
Treasury OF soag. and their Jesus lowe
Of my soul will eser becherisled for i,
Christian sentiment.
Among others ar ccTper. Watts. an,
our blind p1etess. Fsrnie CroSuy.
IL has bcea t,e pusposc o. many of on
!, modern vrishters 90 teach mca 20 iiv
pare and noble lives and paint them q
higher destinies. Christ is nmnipreSen;
"Whither shall 20 from Thy spirit
or whither shall Z fiy from Thy rreS.nce
kfsNA kEIru
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09

p. 7. Thompson Of the
Consolidated Portsl, Company Of Caica-
cc. viii call at your homes during this
weck and next. The worG oi tae oompa-
ny is beeuliIul sn6 s'meihjus really line
Nou should not fail to have a, ieast one
picture ENLARGED by them. The proccss
l., new ard everyone should get g tRe pic
turc fora Christmas pleseut. These are
uat ,aade on cardboard bat they eau he
r3lea up aud you are no; obliged 90 take
"a fame uulss you desire To do 50.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-09

Guaranteed ichaccs habit cure. nl2sss ws-is
r-sl s,rcr., o-oo4 purc. 5lc. 81 All Jr-gsiss-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-20

In our advertising columns Will
be found an announcement of Tx
Senator John J Ingalls, fOrtheon-
ing book, entitled "Amorica's War
For Humanity Canvassiug agents
Will find IN il book 81 remarkable
interest. and certainly Of cxtraor-
binary stability. The history OF
the war - told IN picture and story.
and IN a way that always character
izes the brilliant pen Of Senator In
gals. In narrating the incidents
OF this war he finds grand scope for
his superb descriptive and analyti-
cal powers The tbomc il worthy
Of the author, and the author i
worthy of the theme. II il publish
ed by y. ID. Thompson Publishing
Co, of ST. Louis, No. II will be a
monumental work that will not only
be everywhere read, but it will be a
monument 10 his genius that will
outliye in history his brilliant -ena-
tOrial career The subscription
book trade and the canvassing agent
are fortunate ia the fact that an
author Of such rare ability ha- been
enlisted IN It's interest.
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Hoods sa psr'iia
y Tho ono rruo Mood Further. All drnrrlsts 81.
Hood's Dill, are the best aftordlnncr
'scoe Ills pills. AID digestion. "a

l.. \. PEcN. Of Kcnova. has been
appointed hy the county court Ia
appear before the Auditor and al.
just and apportion among the sever
al districts and municipal corpora
tions. the railroad valuations for the
year 1898. Mr.. Peck did this work
last year la a very satisfactory man.
ner aud succeeded in getting more
full aud complete valuation of rail
way property returned. Wayne
News.
MIR. Peck does everything we'll he
undertakes. lie was employed by
the Board Of Public Works some
time ago TO prepare forms for as
scsring the several railroads through.
out the State, SO that the railroad
companies would pay their just and
equitable proportion of taxation,
which they have not been doing
heretofore. His forms aud plans
were adopted unanimously by the
Board of Public Works and hun
dreds Of dollars will hereafter be
saved annually 90 the State.
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this dreadful malady, if you will on
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sale at w NJ Bloss' Drug Store.
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kcnova.
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Cake Walk.

Wayne county people who de.
sire TO spend an evening in Hunt.
ington and have a genuine. good
time should not fail 10 attend the
Cake Walk" entertainment 10 be
given in the "Second City, AT
Davis Opera House on the even
ing of the 28th inst. About ten
couples will participate and it il
expected that the entertainment
will eclipse anything Of the kind
ever witnessed in the State. The
admission is very low, viz. %
cents for reserved seats balcony,
10 cents, gallery, 10 cents.
The proceeds are 10 be applied in
liquidating the small balance due
he Fourth of July Celebration
Committee.
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IN Empsror's FOrty-sIT Portraits
and Poses.

With . German waFships facing
Admiral Dewey's feet ~ Manila
and the intentions Of the Kaiser
still a matter 81 some doubt. the
leading article presented in The
Cosmopolitan fer July will be
read with interest. The forty-six
portraits and poses 81 Emperor
William which illustrate the afti.
clcs are in themselves an sxtra0r-
binary exhibit. They might be- de-
scribed as "Tbe Evolution Of an
Emperor az shown BY forty-six hu-
man documents" Undoubtedly az
large a number of portraits were
never before gathered together Of
any royal Or imperial parsonage.
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f,e fciieelu1 wes Awarfsd the Princ nv
me Coutaiftee "a Huntington GA the
fcurth icr the l,s.t f,sein on Hohson sink.
in1 ne Nsfumac.
-feaa in ~antIa4o halhor
Nhtft rfttta stopped che dsy
IT, rsisair hls inlurrd uafshIps
Then With haste o. all away
net ~ .c.rcs "a there had anchored
Yam ~chley. nlled luIl 80 Nim
N.tnt With matN run aud wafshlp
To fhe ess and cofke,i him IA.
hai Just hos tbe eest coula h. kept there
=. tns tnsme ~ many = th0ugnt.
rlnA vessel Ina The hafhof
N~s tee lat conci0-ioa wrought.
Then the Nsfrimae was chos.n
A. the vessel - sina low.
~ iurt Cailei f.lf men iu errvlcr
WIZ ntii siuk az Who viii xos
0ulekiy AZ there march "A four hundred
As. Z. selef. ina, sere brave.
f"f ~" untisftakinek faNe.
Ancr everyfhinr vs. ready.
AnefU iu Santiago bay.
fifht brave uen eere swiftly sieamins
~" oid Voiiisf ou a. uay.
feieme-t 49, Lieutenant ifohson.
fe 49, efauuch add he va brave
a pa De- ~au. perhaps. when siarilnr'
henth ul-nn toe UiEht, wave.
~t.uu tne Spanish guns were airing
~ lftiy nes ihe shot and she'll
and ine runuers with their cannon
0eem"H a. rms an awful kntli.
- tne uarroea 80 ihs rhannei
Tbs brave crew did qu.r kls ~.
Nonf were sounded. nilfsIl hriandine
me shells irutn the Spanish Toe.
rners they stopped ana .snt ihe vessel
- TIE bottom 81 the haY.
Ant rut ouf their hsafa f.tf ruufnn
hni the4 co,id noi SO avay.
They we're captured 10 the sranianis.
Nnt zen one ~ then uefr slain.
aud o. hoffu castle tak 90
Aherc IN rrtriu % rrlnaln.
hut when e'sr this var 4 oeef.
hotaeru shall saaiu ~ tree.
hl- huuauuiei acts ~ bravery
shall i've through eternity.
Chill WILLIAMS
Thirteen years old ON Iuiy am. isas
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