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The times., 1898-05-08

during the civil war has been besieged
by host Of inquiries from her earnest
young sisters. who want to help in the
present struggle. After n lecture at one
of the schools the other day a lot of the
girls gathered about Mrs. Ellen opp, a
pleasant, gray-haired woman, who acted
as nurse in the conflict in 81.
Il shall never forget my first expert
ence with a wounded man, said Mrs.
opp, with a smile at was after the
battle of Bull Run and l had just ar
rived in Washington. ! had cared for
sick persons. but never seen more blood
than would come from a cut finger. The
first man brought into my section was a
soldier. His leg had been shot away.
His clothing was all bespattered with
blood and the sight OF that and the terri
bic wound made me feel more deadly
faint than I ever did before or since. My
limbs almost gave way beneath me and
l leaned against the wall to keep from
falling. In spite of the pain he was SUI
fering the soldier noticed how pale be-
The times., 1898-05-08

Winter in series OF parIor talks. Yes
terday I went with a beautiful and
charming Turkish woman to the Sweet
Waters of Europe, dressed like her IN
the coquettish yashmak and feradji, and
in her carriage with half-cIosed blinds. l
had no end of fun, and realized as new
er before the exact mOdus oDerandi of
Turkish flirting. One of the English sec
retaries al the embassy young Max Null
Ter, son Of the Max Muller, Of oxford, at
tracted by the beautiful houris at my
side. passed and repasSed US several times.
I was fairly bursting with laughter when
he finally recognized me, but he was TOO
discreet 10 hnWN
The times., 1898-05-08
NURSES FOR THE ARMY.
Capable Women who Have Been
Asked TO Enlist.

There are no trained Army nurses in
this country" said Lieut.. Brown Of the
surgeon generals staff. when questioned
as 10 the care to be given our wounded
soldiers during war with Spain. 1T IS
easy to find two very good reasons for
this fact. One is that there has been no
inducement to women to study this
branch of the profession. The second
reason IS that there is no place in this
country where women can secure ade-
quate training for Army service.
The only way in which the Govern
ment can make sure of corps of com
petent nurses on which to rely in time
OF war, is to establish for this purpose
The times., 1898-05-08
An American woman in yashmot

A clever American woman, who has
been living for some time in CONSTANT
nople, writes of her amusing experience
when wearing the Turkish dress, yash-
max and feradji. Il have made a num-
ber of interesting Turkish acquaintances
among men and women" she says, "and
have learned lot of interesting things
that ! hope to tell New York women next
The times., 1898-05-08
Queen Mary of Hanover.

Queen Mary of Hanover, widow Of blind
King George, her son, the Duke of Cum
berland. who holds command in an
Austrian infantry regiment. and her two
daughters have for many years made
Austria their home. They are on terms
The times., 1898-05-08
THE WOMEN OF CLUBLAND
Half a Million Belong TO Organlza-
tions Throughout America.
Ohio Has the Greatest Variety ol
Clubs. But Kansas Is the Hammer
State for Members.

It will probably astonish these people
to whom the womens clubs are but =
name. that there are more than 2.4lo
clubs scattered throughout the country.
with total membership Of half milf
ion women. Furthermore. this mum
The times., 1898-05-08
C0uIsIn't Re Cooled.


CFrom the Detroit Free Press.)
'Tll have TO ask yous dollar more a week"
said the new servant. 'Yous told me there'd
be three in family
80 there are" replied the mistress. my hus-
band, my daughter and myself"
I'm here, hain't ], maxim four? It's dol
lar more, num-
The times., 1898-05-08
SIRENS OF THE SALTY SEA
COquettish Bathing Suits and
Hosiery for Beach Wear.
EXIT THE TAILOR GOWN

Every Wom3u With Any PreteHtion
TO style L. Now Addicted so the
blouse and Ruffie-GentIemen OF
Six Ycors Vow DfspOrt Themselves
in Evening Dress.
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vez mas Ia creencia de quo el reparto del impe'
rio de la China esta mny pr6xlmo, 81 no ha CO.
menzado va. Signe comentandose en- las Cam
cillerfas europeas el brindls pronunoiado por ell
emperador Guiltermo en- el ban4uete con que
obsequio gu hermano en- ell momento en- que
este iba embarcarse para la China. NadIo &c
explica doude quiere ir patar el empcrador
con decr quo el interes oomerclal DC Alenanla
CORE parejas con su poderfo naval y quo ei
esta dispuesto no ooneentir que nj ell ano nj el
otro sufran menoscabo a!gunc; antes ban pro.
curara que ambos acrecenten su lmpoTtancia'
Tampoco SO explica nadie el sentido de Las pa
labras del principe imperial, cuando dl!o que
iba 8 predicar ell cvangoIio del cmperador 4
todos los que quisersn oirlo 0moien los
que no quisieran. ,, i,
Por el pronto ya reclama S1illeTmo IL el
dereSh,& proteger d los mslonoros eatolleos
alamanes ans yayan predicar el eva geiio en-
ell c6lebre impefio. pro,ccelon que ha ven4o
oncomondaudose consaento oxoluslvariante o
Ia naoi5n franccsa. En- ei Vatieapo andan d.
yididas las opiniones aobro cSto punto; pues
mient,as unos soetiancn qAe 6ebo '""laefVafsc
Francia Ia mission Dc protcgcr d los cat3'eo'
en- China, cua!quiera quo sea Ia n2@io'aAH"'
que os;en.: n, otros opinan que eefla l!npSNoeh'
te en- esta ocssi6n provocar ei enoj iei emqe'
rsdor de Alemania. Ell papa va dando iergas
al asuoto. procurando dilatar la reso'uoion to-
do cuauto lc sea possible.
Las kabilss del Riff siguen hacienda de
las suyas, sin quo las dsteng' nj Ell tenor m do
que al emperador en- persona vaya asometerlas.
III oobierno de Italia recam6 del Sntan la en-.
trega del dinero que tuvo que entregsr por ell
rescate de los italianos aecueetrados por los
mcros; como el Sulthn no haya contestaao
auu dioha reclamscidn ell ministro de nego'
clos extranieros de Italia ha maudado a su re-
nreaentante en- Tanger qae dirija nuava nota
81 Su|tAn amana7audoe sacramento 81 lDmedia-
tamente no contesta con la ehtrega de Ia can't.
dad rec'amada. Verenioa 10 que hace Ell Sui
tsn,-URBANUS.
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~. Por noticias que hemos reoibilo do
Madrid, podemos deor que es casi segaro el
nombrsmiepto de nuestro respectable amigo doc
tor don Bueoaventu'a Bea, actual Provsor y
Gobernador Ecles astico, para el alto cargo de
Obispo de esta Didcssis. Como conocemos las
aptitudes, m6rtos y energf.s del Rvdo Padre
Bea, juzgsriamos Ia election acertadfsima dti
y nos piacerla vera confrmada.
Gran Hotel Frances stuado en- e p%nto
do de csta Villa con espaciosas habitaciones,
hospedaje complete desde Sl.5O centavos en-
adelante. Sc admiten abonados por meses 4
precios sumsmente economicos. Guayaina
P. r. JUAN ALFREDO BLONDET.
(Marzo 9l.)
~ El vap6r correo <Buenos Aires> car
Cd en- esta Capital para Cuba la Peninsula,
1869 sscos 3 barrilea, con 81 ,G55 kilos cafe;
49s sacos barres con 53.23O kilos azdcar;
294 pacas 16, 2s3 kilos tabaco en- rama; 20 ata-
dos 2, 652 kilos cueros dc res, 1919 sacos cocos
secos, l paquete con mil pesos ORC 200
fardos tassjo 4
49, Por todoa los correos echamos dc
menes uno dos psquetes dc nueatros canges
dc Madrid, que tenemos la seguridad han sdo
puestos en- las ofcihas dc Commissions Sde
aquala capital. Y es, saguramente, que algan
| suscriptor de pega &c queda con ellos IA quien
debemos 1uejarnos de esta irregulsridsd?
.s ~ Tn matrimonio residcnte en- Ponce,
deses encsrgarse do la enseilanza en- esta capi.
tai en- cuaIquier pueblo de la isla, de los hi
jos de una famIia que asi 10 sdssee. Conocen
perfectsmente ell ca-tellano y ell frances. Tam.
bi6n daran lecoioues de piano y bucnas costum.
bres. Las proposjoiones .pusden dirigrae q la
redaccion de la CoREEsroNDENc1A. Z 80
~. E consul de Espafia en- Buenos Aires,
ha telegrafado Bilbao diciendo que Rosa, Ia
supuesta mujer desaparecida, estuvo en- el hotel
Bayona ,en Julio y Agosto ultimos, que, desde
hsce. pocos dias, Sc hospeda aIIf acompailada dc
uu sacerdote.
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kICOs Y POBkEs

el camino, entro ell carruae IL aldes de Wnkel
krug, muy alegre, estaba en- la puera de la casa de
hermano
Winkel adea de Las mas coquetas situaci6n
sumamente pintoresca cuatro kilometres de Lu
Una gesia mas bien capilla muy sencia ocupa ell
centro de plaza aguna de popearos guilty ados
y peFcadores sgrupan su alrededor.
Esta rodeada de jadines af, por toda parties
las nmedacone de ucerna haca cualquer ado que dr
gs la vists descubren horzones que rvazan mages
tuosidad.
E hermano de Krug buen hombre, muy sencillo,
que haba vsto pena que hemano dedcara la pin
ero los ecienes 6xtos del pnor que habfa obendo por
solo meo segundo premo ell salon cuyo bolsllo
estaba va vacfo reconcaba aque prudene suzo
pintura.
Ayudado por mu valierte aldeana muy simpa
por la ha del pintor scog6 hosptadad cordial
a la que acababa de nvadir modesto
Ell almuerzo fue abundante comfortable.
Huevos truchas encuentran todas las de
Ia patra de Guilermo TELL chueas paataa, odo
ado cuantas boea vino del Rhn, formaba
nens de los mas aceptables.A =
Para hacer honor ushqepedes, ell hermano del pinor
hsbfa invitado cura 6ssss, 4,
Era este acerdote de nos de edad u,
la mayor parte de sus compatrioa apasonsdo por
mtsca. >7A e =
Tenfa igesa, que hzo vstar los viaeSos har.
monium del que eonfes6 servrse muy NAL. q
La sehora de Corbere aproveehd la OCCASION de haoer al
buen sacerdote pregunta que ahrasaba los labo
s-iVais cor fIecuencia Lucerna2 ID pregunt6.
n. -.sS2SsSszss. - xu aSe
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no consign6 otra cosa que aumentar la angus
tia dc cnantoa preacnciaoan la ncha espantosa
ds aquellas cinco poF>onaH que Ell vano p'ocn'
raban veneer Ia faerza dc; o!eaja. Como en-
aquc sitio no hahla lnchas, sc les echaron ca
bos de oueyas, qae !cspuds &c machas diticnl'
tadcs lograroL coger, eaIvaa1ose toios entire
Ia admiracidn de la gtnte q'o prescnciaba lens
de augusta la conmosc fora esccna.
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60 M U N I c A D 0

=. Lares, IL de Enero de 1893. :,
Sr. Director dc LA CoRREspoNDENc1A.
Il - =.
Muy senor mo: ~.
Ruegoa usted dc publicidad 10 siguien-
te: ; IT, '.. #
No reconozco, nj pago cuenta algnna que
hsya engendrado en- mi nombre mi hijo polfti.
co Andres Seguf, nj documento a!guno que ha'
va firmado 4 mi ruego, pues nc. le he autorizado
para ello. Ms
Quedo de V. stto. S. S. @. B. S. M.-Por
Jose de Ia Cruz Cort6s, Tieente Viaa.
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ST. Fortaleza-5'
Caaimires por vars, baratfsimos.

~ Nuestro amigo collaboration ell
senor don Francisco Pelati, ha entrado for
mar parte de GEL Liberar' drganos del partido
de su nombre en- csta capital.y
*. Segan nos han informado, Ia nueva
Drectiva del Centro Gallego, piensa obseqniar
4 sus socios con un halle que dara en- sus salo.
nes el 90 del corriente, santo de s. M. Ell Rey,
con motive lie la toma de possession, ell cual por
ell entusiasmo que la anima promote ser esplen.
dido. Estan, pues, dc euhorabuena los anna
teurs dc Terpsicore.
~. Aver SO examine de primer curse de
la carrera de Farmacia 9 sea De Historic Ma.
tural, nueptro amigo ell joven don Alfredo
Jimenez Moreno emplea1o de los senores
NJ. Travieso compailfa, de Bsyam6n. OBJ.
tuvo la nota de "Bueno". lie felicitamos.
~ Don F. A. Rodriguez, Forta!eza aa,
altos, agente dc 'EL Herado de Madrid" Gel
Tiempo,, "El Eco de la Moda" s'Blanoo Ne.
gro Barcelona C6mica', ola saeta" y <La
Revista Moderna, ha reoibiao los dltimos MI :
meros muy interesantes. P
~ Nusstro amigo ell bizarre sargento
del Battalion Provisional nimero 8, don Roman
Sanchez Lirio, ha sido destinado, por r. O. de
20 de Diciembre utimo, al ej6rcito de opera
clones de Ia isla de Cuba, de donde proceeds.
Deseamosle toda suerte de prosperidades.
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LOS NOVIOS
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBLES
-DE-
RAFAEL & eMEkASSeAR|DA VI SSeAR
43.-.FORTALEZA-

43,-FORTALEZA-43
Sc venden y alquilan muebles en- condico-
mes ventaiosas.
.** El vapor costero <Vasco, saldrs del
puerto de esta Capital en- ruta para Arecbo y
escalas hasta Arroyo Ell Ia madrugada del II
del corriente.
~ Nuestro amigo el senor Duffsut
Adrien, vecino de Santurce, ha publioado una
hoja suelta aprobsndo en- todas sus parties 10
que dice un aftfcalo publieado en- LA CORES.
roNDENcIA del 8 del actual respecto del taba.
co de Puerto-Rico, que NADIA tiene qae envidiar
al de Cuba. En- 1icha hoja da el scilor Dnf.
faut consoles pare elmejor cuitivo de dcha
planta ofrece los cosecheros una preparation
quesha inyentado para eombatir.llos inseetos que
le eriudican los plantfos.% As
FRIlTAN' Peras, meioeotoues,sf ,sfresas to-
'"o MOI LAS demas clases en- almfbar y
en- su iugo. C!yRelas secaa, castafas, ayellanas
nueces. Aceitunas en- frsscos 'sReina" Y
"Manzanilla' yrellenas con anchoas. Anehoas
sin espinas, en- aeeite.s Setas secas, ca latas.
Queso Parmesano, Gruyers, Mahon9s Man
chego. Salsa de tomato italiana y legftima
pasta para sopa.s Trufas del Perigord, petit
pois con jam6ns y .mantequilla al natural.
Macedonia de lsgumbres; hageoletssy todas las
demas conservas de carnes, asados y legunabres
en- classes seeetas. Lamprea caracoles la
''Bordalesa". Sopa "Juliana". Vinos de cham.
pagne, Jerez, Itaisnos y Ell acrsditado = Rioia
tiMulita" y ls tan conooida scerveza sAncla", !,
lieDen constantemeute en- su colmado tia Mu-
lita", Espanol y compa1fa. t <~.
w. Equivocadamente dijfmos aver que
Ell seilor don Edelmiro Lespier era administra.
dor de ella Democrac;a,, cuando su caraoter
es el de agente general en- toda la isla de dicho
colega ponceflc.
~. Esta mafiana, las ocho, gran hume.
ro de distinguidas sehoras de esta capital, des'
pues de haber dido misa en- todos los temples
y de haber confesado y comulgado, sc reupie-
ron en- un amplio salon de la calIe de San Jo-
Sc, nllmero 5O4, y acordaron por unanimidad
no comprar en- otrayparte sino. en- ell renombra-
do <Bazar de los 2aisanos,, Fortaleza 25, ar
tculos de novedad, cascos de sombreros, cor.
batss, quincalls. scristalerfa, perfumeria 6 inf
nidad de cosas mas que no recordamos, por
ser alf donde mas barato Sc vende.
SASTRERIA FRANCESCA
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eguente: <Una de las reformas que pronto
Sc obtendran en- este pueblo, es la installation
de una estacion telegradca, pues va Sc han lle'
nado los oportuaos tra'ntes ante el gobierno.
La proposition dc esta idta ante el ayunta :
niento partio de nuestros distinguidos amigos
don Pedro Accvedo Rivera y don Cormc
benejan, a'calde y primer tcnente slcalde
rcspcctivamente dc esta localidad, quienes no
pierden la ocasi6n de recabar para este pue'
bio todas las meioras que sean necesariasn
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BBl1orEcA OLA CoRRnspokpRsca De PuERroRloo, $40

empendi6 Ia msrchs esabs Ia portezuela; esch6 las
tendidas hacia el dioamuy alegre.
-Hasta muy pronto.... hasta e Jueyea. Os esperare
mos las doce para almorzar.
-iS, ST. hasta muy pronto!
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De Ia fabrica de conservas oe'

LQTTE ERAsM, aoaban de reo.o,r @amnaiS a
res Cerecedo, Iermanos y "a
siguientes articul,a. Lo avisamoess 'h;ch(
ism6a. Idem iden bigado trula" la,;o
idemtlengua. Idem idem Westphalia' ~,
;dem sangre. Idem idem higaoon ~ VII ,;ar eil
ldem idem ccrvelAf ahumado. S"J o,smsned
yros. Esparrago4. salchio1ones snrotten|
rrados en- lienzo o|on cal. KleiesA g. Il ~
aocite. Salmon do Noruega en- ionsea s bsry
Quesd~Limburgo Pepinos en- ia.a HamS
dc kilos. ESpdB4t Pumpernickssel;. ,ars y
{ Ceryeza marca {" Le6n". Pastel .'e Nam
Idem de hicaio d ganso truiado' l - 81
ostiones. a ftle.a iamdn. Lappss' i, soss, = 1,
gre. Pastel dc venado. bai3 W ~
Salmon del Rhin en- jalea. Isatomas ssadl
Lenguado del mar Baltico en- jaiss. Jam6n
vino dc Borgoha. Pastel de paaoma. Friol
de gallins: PQllos asados. Ragoud de pollo
Asado de pstos. Pastel dc toflo, Costili
dc carnero. Anguila en- jalea. Asurtirs6N
II Tnrsn -Unico dep6sito del desaoredit]
A' ''''"' RON TOPACIO, las tres SSall
Este ron p6simo, internal mata gentel
regala & los tocayos del establcoimiento 4
centavos botella. .-Arecibo, calle Pavia no.
lEPEEiIj|r'glTt 'l De F ectt: 81 q
VII -"D'-" -cita uno con Mgana prsctl
:, buenas referencia. Dirigirse ia farnss
1orregrosa, Ell la Carolina. 3- s
En- Ro-pedas @s,ss sss'ss5s E, de g o'gsas yss. y
estancia compuesta de II 30 cuerdas do tes
no con casa -habitaci6p, techada de- teia-bs
propia de vivienda y tiends, muchos ar0l
frutales, con una punta de caIs.-Informara
Ramon Arias, en- dicho pueblo. 3
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-10-28

Fredericksburg Milford, boswell
Ashland, and Elba, and other sta
tions sundays Sleeper, New York
to Richmond
2:45 P. M, Daily, except Sunday. Stops at
Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericksburg
Summit Guinea. Woodslane, Mil
ford Penola. Ruther Glen, boswell.
Tayorsville, Ashland, Glen Allen,
and Elba. Parlor-car from Wash
ington.
7:1O p M. Daily. Stops only at Fredericks-
burg, Boswell and Ashland. Pull
man cars from New York and
Washington.
1886 p. M. Daily. Stops at Whitewater. Brooke
fredericksburg, Summit, Guinea,
Woodslane, Milford, Penola, Ruth
err Glen, boswell Ashland, Glen AL
len, and Elba Sleeping-car.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY except Sunday.)
400 p M. Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
$50 A. M. Arrives Byrd-Street Station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday.)
Leaves Elba GAP A. M.
Leaves Elba, $50 P. M.
Arrives Elba, GAO A. M.
Arrives Elba, 600 P. M.
w. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
r. T. d. MYERS President
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FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IS, 1898.
LEAVE BYRD-STREET STATION
4:1o A. M, Daily, for Washington and points
North. Stops only at Milford and
Fredericksburg Pullman Sleepers
to New York.
500 A. M, Sunday only, for Washington and
points North. Stops at Elba, Glen
Allen, Ashland boswell, Ruther
Glen, Penola Mil ord, Guinea, Fred
ericksburg. Brooke. and Whitewater
S:46 A. M, Daily. except sunday for Washing
ton and points North. Stops at
Elba, Ashland, Tay1orsville. Dos
we'll, Ruther Glen, Penola Milford
Woodslane, Guinea, Summit, Fred
ericksburg. Brooke, and Widewa-
ter. Pullman car.
1900 M. Daily, except Sunday, for Washing
ton and points North. Stops at
Elba, Gil Allen, Ashland, DoSw ell
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and Whitewater. Parlor-car. Also
connects with Congressional Lin
tied at Washington.
1912 p. M. Daily, for Washington and points
North. Stops at Elba Ashland
boswell, Milford, fredericksburg
Brooke, and Whitewater, and other
stations Sundays Sleeper Rich
mond to New York
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
$40 A. M Daily. Stops at Whitewater, Brook.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-25
WtRSHTPS N CUBAN WATERS.

The cruiser Marie has been sent to HAVANA.
That simple bit of the days news will-indeed.
already has-set sensational spectators RI
work with all sorts Of war rumors. none OF
which will be either new or true. What was
true q week ago is true to-day, that the rela-
tons between the United States and Spain are
friendly. and there Is no visible reason why
they should not remain There Is no war.
and there is no war In sight.
But why. then II is asked, is the Maine sent
TO Havana? That is a question for the Admin
istration to answer. when an answer to II Is re-
ouired No doubt an entirely satisfactory an
swcr can be given. At present the question
NAV well be answered in approved Yankee
fashion. with another. Why should the Maine
not 90 TO Havana? IL is customary to send our
warships 10 Southern waters In winter. and
there are no pleasanter waters in the South
than those of Cuba. 1t is. moreover customary
for this Nation. in times Of peace. to send YES
sells of its Navy to Havana and to other Span
ish ports, just MS Great Britain now and then
sends some of hers TO New York. II relations
between the two countries were seriously
strained such visit would not be paid, for OBJ
yious reasons The simple fact that 1t is paid
is therefore an indication of amity. Two Ger
man warships visited Havana last week. and
are probably still there, but no belligerent sig
nifcance was attached to their arrival. There
is no more reason for attaching any to the visit
of the Maine
Relations between this country and Spain are
now under the charge OF an Administration
that has given most convincing proof of its
ability to manage them in a satisfactory way.
Far more has been done by il in ten months
for the conservation Of American interests ana
for the welfare of humanity in n much-dis-
tressed country than was done in the two pre-
otding years of the Cuban war; and at the
same time the dangers of war with Spain, or or
any serious trouble. have been correspondngly
decreased These circumstances are the strong
est possible argument for confidence in It's con-
tinucd conduct Of affairs. The exact reason
fer sending the Maine to Havana has not been
announced in a polychrOme bulletin on the
White House portco. But none the less the
American people may rest in peace. and puzzle
themselves. if they must with other and more
pertinent conundrums than are 10 he found in
the holiday crusings Of a man-of-war.