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DEPENDS ON THE TRANSPORTS.
II They Arrive in Time Santiago SOL
di~rs VIII soon he Home.

WASHINGTON. Aug. F-By Wednes-
day or Thursday OF this week IL Is expect
ed by war department officials that all OF
Gen. Skaters command Will have left
Santiago for the United States. In dis
patch 20 the war department tonight Gen
Shafter says that the early departure Of
the troops row depends entirely upon the
transports which are daily expected TO ar
rive All but about 50,so men OF Gen
Skaters corps have already sailed for this
country.
Gen. Skaters report TO the war depart
ment concerning the departure OF the
troops as follows:
Santiago de Cuba Aug IL, 3:I7 p. N.
''All Of the cavalry division, kents di-
vision Lawton'a division, except the Saw
enth and First infantry and the sick and
SUSPECTS Of these comma Tids have already
sailed. leaving Bates division, Eighth Ohio
infantry battery cf light artillery. one
battery Of heavy artillery. four troops of
the Second cavalry ana two companies ~
engineers 70 20 II the ships expected W. IN
irnnsuneS get here. as they ought To today
or tomorrow Will get the entire command
away within the next two or three days
All depends upon the transports and as
they have not arrived. cannot closely APP
prcxfrnste the time
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nonds has been promoted TO lance cor.
porai. Private Charles c. Pitts 20 trum-
peter, and Private Clement has been ap-
pointed company clerk.
Corporal Howard X. Mcbride OF Com
pany a. mas been transferred as steward
10 the hospital department
Lance Corporal Herman Leeper, OF Com
pany Z. has been promoted TO q corporal
ship. Private Miles A. DeCiolier has been
transferred TO Company X from the First
Regiment band. Private A. a. Rinehart
has been appointed head cook. with the
rank and pay OF corporal Private q.
Breeze. who was left al Vancouver 10 as
s.st Lieut.. Bryan in transferring property.
rejoined his company Wednesday.
Company III has received Il2 needle cases
from Ellensburg.
Sergt. Martin Johnson. OF Company -.
has been appointed acting sergeant major
Of the Third battalion. Private Howard
Corwin. who was detained in Vancouver
on account of sickness, is again with his
company. Corporal John II. Meers has been
given thirty days leave under the new
law on account OF sickness, and has gona
TO Tacoma.
Private Cromwell OF Company 7. has
made the best shooting score among the
enlisted men, IS out of 80
Private Fred Temples. Of Company G,
has been promoted 10 a lance cOrporalship.
Privates Frank Watt and William Serb
ner. who have been confined 10 the hos
pital for some time, have again joined the
company.
Washington visitors of the week were:
O. o. Denny. Mr.. GUNNER, Lester Riley
and Mr. Piper OF the Post-inteligencer.
ali of Seattle; Capt r. A. Jennings. John
Kern and Albert Hanson. Of Spokane; Mss
Hobson, Miss Blanche Henton, of Ealens-
burg: ~ r. Dorwin. J. T. Colcord. NJ. B.
Anderson. \. l.. Baker and L. F. Ander-
son. OF Walla Waia: Sol Blumauer. ~
Rucoda; Miss Barnett. OF Chehalis. X. II.
Kribs of Dayton. and .. f. Shaw and
Charles r. Dohman. OF Starbuck.
J. w. SAYRE.
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MADRID PAPERS ARE GLOOMY.


The Loss OF the Colonies IL . Bitter
PIN for Them.
MADRID. Aug A--Ei Pals today prints
the tex. OF the protocol signed by the
United States and Spain with mourning
borders, ard ssys:
Spain. without colonies is reduced to
the role OF q thi-d-rate power"
e. impartial says.
Peace will not bring 20 Spain even the
rest She so much reeds after three years
and half OF war
f NacioDal says bitterly:
IF Spain had at least been vanquished
only after a Airious and heroic struggle
she could resign herself Peace with the
United States Will only be a uomentaTy
respite from our mlsyortunes"
Fl Liberal says the article in the protocol
relating 70 the Philippines does not irsdi-
cate that anything good 70. Spain will be
liked upon, and the question will not be
settled favorabiy for her.
FL Globo fministeriaD prays for peace
between Spain and the United States. and
says the communications on Eastern uues-
tons which Day and Cambon have signed
begin the nTst chapter In a new history
OF Europe.
FL TEMPO conservative says:
Peace Ii an accomplished fact The
bitterness Of defeat docs not preyer. us
from seeing with satisfaction the end OF
the war. $500 Va
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merits q BeSsemer are 90 far exceed 8. 0e-
30 tons The total output % the Juragla
mines is controlled BY the Bethlehem iron
works, the Pennsylvania Stse. Company
aa1 tbs Maryland Steel Company. Is
maximum monthly output is ~ CO .ona
ssooney IN the shipping port OF the Ju-
ragua Iron C0mpany's mines. The Spanish
American Company. Of which Charles r
Rand Of New York. Il president. acquired
its properly In isss. Its shipments so Tar
have been -. 30 sons-so PhiIadsiphsa,
Baltimore. England. Scotland. Wales, Bel
GUM and Germany, where It has been
sold In the open market. Its maximum
monthly output Is 2. 900 tons Baiauiri is
the shipping port Of tire Spanish-Ameri-
can Company. Both OF these cornpanis
shut down. owing 10 the war, on April n.
1855. They win resume work at once.
The Sigua Iron Company. which start
ed with big boom in 1sso, built broad
gauge railroad nine miles ionE. and ex-
tensive buildings and sheds shipped four
cargoes In 1894. asgregating lz.0oS tons. and
have not been heard from since, abandon
ing their property and closing down their
mines Sigua. about seven miles east If
Baiqu!ri. was their port of shipment. Ali
their buildings, sheds and wharves, valued
at g eoa.61a were burned by The insur-
gents, and their railroad beds and tresties
evidently very badly built, have all been
washed away by heavy rains. Their ma
chine shops have all been destroyed. ard
were at ore time used as salt works hy
the Cubans.
One thing must be said In favor OF the
Spanish government IN this respect-their
mining laws have been exceedingly liberal.
encoura ging and offering every facility to
the opening up Of this new field. All the
machinery received by the mining compa-
MES was exempted from duty ard all the
coal imported and used by them was Ell
tered free.
Baiquiri deserves special mention and
recollection as being the great slave EN-
poriurn Of Eastern Cuba In the days OF
slavery.
As is well known, the Santiago ore. with
its low percentage OF PHOSPHORUS. ranks.
together with the Swedish, Spanish and
Demarara mineral, as the crack ore" cf
the world.
The entire iron district Is parceled OF
clear up to the Gran Piedra. the highest
peak Of the Sierra Maestro, a2A owned by
private individuals Most Of the titles are
held by Spaniards. some small parcels by
Frenchmen.
A curious feature is that the land fee
is separated from the mining rights, both
titles rarely being held by the same indi-
vidual.
AS its name indicates. "El Cobro." about
fifteen miles from Santiago, - the heart
OF the copper fields of Cuba. These copper
mines are extremely valuable. and have
been worked since early in the century.
This rich and fertile SOIL with it's wealth
OF agricultural and mineral resources,
where droushts. floods and frcsts are I'M
known is practically undeveloped. owing
10 the total absence Of transportation IA
ciIities. either by rail or by roads.
Industrial Santiago is woefaliy behind
the times.
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MORE TRANSPORTS Return.
SIX Heximsnts Of Soldiers From SAN
ttago Reach New York

NEW YORK. Aug. A-Four TRANSPORTS.
the St Louis. Vigilsncia. Mattewara ard
"iaHi, having on board troops who we're
ordered home from Santiago, have arrived
on camp Wikof, Montauk Point. Long
Island o
The troops aboard the transports are the
flrsl volunteer cavalry, First regimen.
cavalry. Battery II. Fourth artillery. and
the sixth. Ninth. Tenth and Thirteenth
infantry. All the transports excepting the
81 Louis sailed from Santiago on Angus,
.. The St Louis. which left some DAYS
later. brought up 122 soldiers. There was
httie sickness aboard the former American
liner. and but one death. Private Long
wood. Company d. Ninth regiment. WHO
died from yellow fever and was buried al
sea. There was no other development OF
yellow fever. Twenty-four sick. none Of q
serious nature, are aboard the ST. Louis.
The Tigiiancia has COZ men of the Sixth
and Thirteenth regular infantry. and the
condition OF the boys is excellent Twenty
one sick are under treatment. but there
IS no fever Gen, Ames is aboard the Nj,
ami which came up slowly and anchored
Ia the quarantine grounds late today. She
WAS not boarded. Theodore Roosevelt and
his Rough Riders arc on the Miami.
The Mattewan has not been inspected
The work Of dsinfectlnS the 81. Louis
was begun this afternoon The sick On
board were attended BY the hospital corps
and the soldiers were given baths and pro-
Sided with clean clothing. They will be
allowed 10 Land tomorrow morning. when
they vii be marched 10 the detention
camp.
The work OF dislnfectiag the ether ships
and landing the men will be carried On
as rapidly as possible.
The soldiers who arrived by the Gate
City Saturday night were landed today.
They were a worn booking lot of men, but
appeared 10 be IN h!gh spirits. They were
marched 10 the detention camp. where
they at once went into quarters.
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PEACE ~ WELCOME.
German Papers SIN Anxious About
the I'hifippine.

BERLIN. Aug. I5.-The leading papers
here welcome peace between the United
States ana Spain and express the hope
that she latter country VII endeavor TO
accept tn situation and VIII not regard
the loss % hcr colonies IS an open wound
oriy IN o. healed by revenge The Vos-
s.sche ZfitIug sayS: Spain Is prec.f5tateA
into : chasm OF political oblivion. whittier
kong years % pTiestiy domination would
have FASTENED her.
The papers think th- United States VIII
deal As the government thinks be~, with
The Philippines. bur that the decisions re-
Esrdng those islands are Of the deepest
import 10 Europe.
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Shafter Hopes to Move All His Men
by the End of the Week.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4-Ad}; Gen.
Corhtn has received the following:
Santiago Avg Is.
The Rio C;Eau3e Seneca and C'omanche.
NTH she Ninth and Tenth cavalry. Fourth
and TNNenty-ffth infantry. are a. loaded
and VIA x oWt his afr ruoo0
unless hurricanes. o. wh5~h reports have
been rad as blowing south % Jazf1siNa
prevent. TIE Bg-akwater. city OF Ma
cen and Arcadia W. 90 tomorrow w}'N
two Iish; batteries ard the Twelfth ard
Seventeenth ,0:TtTN. One ut the BARD
49, - trsto~sns we have Had IS aging Ills
afternoon Am gazing he Sex thA; have
SO hT lea 81 e y sry cHg%tDr-. nir Ct>n..!taln
Two .hcussrf SnartSn .~ocas 4rs :, -.
loaded toFrnTrow On the o1iv other saip
that is in as Teo0 a. it can coal probably
tWa days HOPE - 81 the t-oone - -
ID ~ abe % start ire latter part of tn,
~eck s-r thc hikes states. Vii shfu so
cc~va.eS~ert> c0 Monday
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AWAITING MERRIITs VIEWS.
No More Troops for Manila Unless HI
Finds IL NecesSary.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE fol-
lowing dispatch has been received by Mai
Gen Merriam. In response 70 his inquiry
as TO the propriety Of permitting the de-
pariure OF the transports Arizona and
Scand-a. pending ne peace negotiations:
Washington, Aug Il. 1898.
MAI. Gen. Merriam. San Francisco:
The secretary OF war has caused inquiry
70 be made OF Gen. Merritt "a to his needs
for further forces. You VIII hold the Ari-
IONA and Gen Kings troops in readiness
10 sal! at once IL IL be 50 ordered / VIII
advise you as soon possible. BY order
CT the secretary OF war
III. c. CORBIN.
Adjutant General"
The order has caused much displeasure
among the troops. but they continue hope
fui that the establishmen. OF garTisons in
Hawaii and Manila and the seeming
probability OF difficulty with the Philip
pine insurgents will make the.r early de-
parture necessary.
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PRAISE ron THE NAVY.
ehe Administration OF the War De-
parfnent Criticized

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The Times this
'netaing. tn q special article reviewing the
operations q the flispano- American war.
says;
ne faN that the war VAS brought II
Such 2 sfeCdV Sgd Was due primarily n
re stngfe rause - SPANS naval co.lsrSe.
The NisnT shows by tAe American naval
Adirofilcs and ;he hlgh quality ~ The
Fhfat oig|-fT- tnaefited ;som TIRE mother
country s0tftccd q -ountrfart the effects
of America unreAdlueSs. The manner in
Nhi2h iar2e rambler of warshipS and
aGsuiatA N5sstes we're rapidly equiTTrei and
~ nnvd- together Nth the s~1flSrj, meas
stdhtF Ni'A which the great nzvai force
larE.A eNiefupot Ecd. MAS saflpliei aus.
As4lSit& = extreme y surwsetlNe
y u Is impossible ~ speak e. the sam,
terms % tie military measures 1',a
css''seS ~ tha fa3iuy~ - the war t.-fsart-
ineslt - ets~ - the emergency are n,f Vet
see whether fNr Autcs .rsn Ve.ao.e All -
wand an .nNcs- -aa.,l.r -
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United States. Skaters dispa,,h ws,A
was buiietined AZ the war Department -
night. IS IS follows:
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. IA 80 n N
Everything i going very sell aerg NJ,
who under ordinary circumstances v5ns
De Sex are trying 10 pull themselves x
gether SO as 20 Ice ready 10 90. Ts,a
number Of typhoid fever cases fsias
j shall hsvA things In three Or four So
so that | can Gave. bus | cannot IA :,
until the arrangements for those left Is
hind are made" - =
Gen. Skaters report e the health O.
dition OF ms corps follows:
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. "A
Sanitary report for August is-To.l
number Of sick. 2.5li total number OF Z,
Yer cases, l.e45: total number Of feyr
cases returned 10 duty. 251
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wfo s. at Tsaa5o. viii return Go Adtuntas.
and Cen Brooke. who had advanced De-
You'd GsEayara. VIII return 70 tnat town
Gen Niles expects % CO nothing pending
TIE arrival a. saz Juza OF TIE peace co-n-
nsss6oEers.
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THE POPE NEARING HIS END.
Intrigues for the Successorship En-
lfxeu the Sacred College.

ROME. Aug. H-Thc pope's extreme
weakness has produced a great commo-
ton. excitement and intrigues among the
members OF the Sacred college. 1t Is re-
ported that France. Germany and Austria,
as being chiefly concerned in the aces
sion 10 the papacy. have ordered their rep
resentatives not 10 leave Rome.
The pope's physician thinks there IS no
dan-er. II the pope is able 10 pull through
she hot weather.
His holiness on Friday insisted on get
ing up. but soon had 10 he carried 10 bed
again in q state or partial collapse
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MADRID aug. 1.-THE Bank Of Spain
report FOR he week ending August q
shows he following changes, Gold L
aans. Increase - 80 resetss. silver IL
hand. decrease ! 4.3.Jsn pgssejas: notes ir
circulation. decrease, IL 80 ~ pesetas.
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DECLINE TO GIVE ADVICE.
Yacht Racing Association VIII Not
Assist Sir Thomas Upton.

LONDON, Aug. ii.-At the annual meet
ing OF the Yacht Racing Association at
Ryde on Saturday a deputation from the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club was present for
the purpose OF soliciting the assistance u
the Yach: Racing Association In reference
10 Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the
Americas cup. Tie deputa,ion was in
formed that the Yacht Racing Associa-
ton had no jurisdiction with regard 70
international racing. and therefore could
give no advice or opinion in regard TO the
Americas cup deed OF gift.
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THE &. {. FUNK WRECK EEs
Cant. Nissen. His Wife and Children
Among the Lost.

LONDON, Aug. 1i-Advices from Me-
b1urrss rarp0~. that the American bark &.
c. Funk. Capt NLssen. which sailed from
Tacoma May - for Melbourne. has been
eske,l near Flinders island, Tasmania.
Eleven OF those on board the bark, incluf-
ing Can't. Nissen. his wife and two CHI
dren. were drowned.
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SICK IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Three Hundred and Seventy-Four
Soldiers in the HospitnI

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ii.-There were
81 patients al the division hospital this
evening. the greatest number yet and NJ
ty-seven At the post hospital. Only one
o. these Sl4 sick soldiers is dangerously
H!-Prlvate Mitchell. Of the Tennessee reg
ment, who has blood poisoning. follow ng
vaccination. and is not expected 70 live
Private w. Z. Williams Of Company II,
Twenty-third regiment infantry. died a.,
the division hospital TODAY Of pneumonla.
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Santiago. Customs Receipts

WASHINGTON, Aug. H-Gen. Shafter
reports to the war department tonight as
follows:
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. H.
81 have the honor TO report for your IN
formation that there were taken in at the
customs house here from july ~ 20 AL
,1,,st - Inclusive SSS AZ "a !"
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PACKED LIKE SARD1NES.
The Spanish Steamship Company
Economical of Space.

WASHINGTON, Aug. E.-It Is quite
evident from dispatch received by Gen
Corbin tonight from Gen. Shafter that the
Spanish Transatlantic Company in trans
porting the Spanish prisoners from San
tiago to Spain is economizing space in its
ships. The dispatch from Shafter. which
was dated at Santiago this evening. reads:
'f.uzon sails this atternoon for Spain
with o.o5s soldiers, priests. fs women, 81
children and 1877 officers. Total, 2,25l.
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TROOPS Much IMPROVED.
The Voyage Home Has BENEFITED An
Of Them.

WASHINGTON, AUG. l4-Gen Anes
has reported TO the war department 81
Montauk point from Santiago. In his a.A
patch 10 Adjt. Gen. Corhin. Gen. Ana
says:
Condition Of the troops on board: ThIr.
teenth and Sixth infantry of regulars ara
much improved by the voyage. No nex
casts OF sickness. no yellow fever ami 10
deaths"
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s,xcp ki,,ed in n halfway smn.h-Up

PARIS. Aug 1.-THE night train on the
railway q Bordeaux, thirty-fou~ miles eas's
If Caon. was deraiNd last night near Bon
v:f;ers Seven persons were killed and
forty-one were injured.
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Procuring the New Camp.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug. H.-Twc COM
panies of United States volunteer engi-
neers from Fort Sheridan arrived at Mid
dletown today to prepare the new military
camp for the Second volunteer corps, which
Is expected TO arrive the latter part Of the
week.
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Died of Typhoid Fever.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. lf-Frank J.
STANDARD. OF the Ninth United States in
fantry, died today al Fort McPhersop Of
typhoid fever.
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terfay. The British steamer Australian.
bound FOR SYDNEY, -. g. w. was chartered
to caTy the news TO Mania. No other
yessei Was available for the purpose. ow-
Ing 10 the prevalence Of typhoons-
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,i.,ept Ear,h.uake In sicily.

NESSINA. Sicily. Aug. IA violent
sHock = earthquake was felt here this
morning. throwing the inhabitants into
great panic.
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Possible. bit not probable. WY not take
advantage O. he present low rates via the
Burlington RouteF For further inforrna-
;ion inquire at i03 Yesler way. Pioneer
square.
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One Death at Fort Thomas.

FORT THOMAS. Aug. i4.-One death oe.
CURED in the military hospital today. TIA.
OF Charles Wright. OF Troop d. TnlFi cav.
airy. His case was collapse after con.
vaiescence from typhoid fever.
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Three Transport. At santiago TAX
ing Them on Hoard

SANTIAGO Us C}-RA. AaS. l4-s = ~
Ell TIE spanish t~aHsno.ss lisa 81 Tuva-
Satrn;0sui ans "a - paraT are IN ,e-.
an WI begin crosCkiag tae Spanish
r eots Iowo-7ow
II Is expsctes that tsev VII csr-v o,rr
t"e IRE transport I.eona. from savar-
naA. arrived th.s morning with tie remain
der ~ the FTtiH immune regiment.
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WASHINGTON BOYS PLAY BALL.
Down an Iowa Regiment In Game
for the Red Cross Benefit

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. iI-In an IN
ter-regimental baseball match Played ~
the Preside athletic grounds today for the
benefit % the Red Cross the First Wash
ington volunteer infantry defeated the Fiji
ty-first Iowa infantry by score OF j,
10 TO-
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THE Alaska : s. Co;npany's steamer
Resale rsow al iesie- wharf leaves for
Skazway and pyeA on Wednesday morn
~. The nth at 10 o'c.eck
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spanish four~.

MADRID. AaE l4-SrarlsA IS closed
Yesterday AT So Gold was quoted al
q %
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HAVE you thought Of a trip through the
Yellowstone National Park this sumner.
II so. write 10 |. \. Nadeau, general sgen.
Northern Pacific railway. Seattle. FOR al
particulars. or call a. the Northern Pa
cific office for copy Of Wonderland"
giving a description AZ the trip. ou,siwa
a European trip.
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HEALTH CONDITIONS IMPROVE.
The Sick brace Up on the Hope OF
Getting Home at Last.

WASHINGTON. Aug IA a!spatca
received BY Adjt. Gen. Corbin today from
Gen Saafter indicates that the health con-
d.t.ons among the troops at Santiago are
improving. The mems spirits have been
raised ~ the prospects, Of returning to the
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e,nR,I>" rmE NEWS ro DEWEY
Hritish steamer Chartered at Hong
kong to ruhe Peace fidtnu

-IiNNShpNG- Aus N-Naws o. ;ae
e., ~;'oo 4 H>si -t,les t-rle~en 5A~ United
s. ties ard Spain waS received here yr<-
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VAN CAMPS Pork ard Beans, WITH T.
mato Sauce. Original and best