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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04
DROVE THEM BACK.
Two Of CssSerH's hhips Draw the Fire
Of Our Eleel and Retreat.

of Dur Fleet and Retreat.
Denver. May 3l.-A New York sIc-
cial To the Republican quotes a cable
TO the Herald from on board the Her
Md dispatch boat on Santiago de
Cuba. Monday. via Port Antonio, ia
mnlca, Tuesday. which says:
The first engagement between Com.
moiorc Schicy and the Spanish fleet
commanded by Admiral Cervera took
place last night. Two torpedo boat
destroycrs about midnight slipped Iu.
ctly out OF the harbOr. bent on mis-
chief. They crept along the shadow
of old Castle Moro nnd the mountain
for two miles To the westward before
they were discovered by the lookout
on the Texas. where the men were
sleeping by the guns 80 that the hat.
tlcship could le quickly manned. An
instant after the lookout gave the
alarm the white stream Of the Texas
scnrchlight flashed along the shadow
under the mountain. revealing the ies.
lerntc game Of the imprisoned Span
iards.
The torpedo boat destroycrs. when
they saw that they had been ,liscov-
cred. dashed toward the Texas. which,
with the cruiser Brooklyn close beside
II. was lying inshorc.
The Texas promptly opened fire with
her port batteries and her crack six.
Founders. and the hiss OF the nrmor.
piercing shells thrown In the direction
II the advancing torpedo boat destroy.
ers startled the whole fleet
The brooklyn also came into action,
firing several rounds nt the Spanish
craft, but the bulk OF the shooting
was done by the Texas. The entire
fleet went To general quarters aud
soon their scarhlighis were playing
around tie narrow entrance Of the
harbor. In the expectation that Ad.
mirnl Cervera's whole fleet would
emerge from It's haven and hght II
out.
The torpedo boat icstroy.rs made
Q plucky dash through the rain OF
shells from the baiticships and cruis.
ers. hut. foilch In their attempt To sur.
prise the wntchrul schicy. turned nnd
ran back Into the hnrior.
No attempt WAS made to pursue
them. II II thought that they were
not struck. ms they retrcaicd quickly
and made small targets In the uncrr.
tain moonlight. The Spnninris did
not discharge amy torpe,iocs. although,
within 40 yards Of the Texas.
When seen to-day Commodore
Schicy declined to announce either his
opinion or til. plans for his ships. lie
Inns mnde nm examination of the Int.
tcrics and the channel. which revealed
much stronger guns and mines than
was supposed. lie discovered four
rows Of mines laid across the narrow
entrance.
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WAR NOTES.

The nrscnnis ARE turning ont zoo. 1000
rounds Of ammunition Ier day.
A body Of $50 Cuban volunteers with
arms and ammunition was landed on
the coast OF Cuba from Florida last
week.
Two regiments Of regular apidIerH
IL. Eighth and 1wcniy-thir,i Infantry.
have reached San Fnnclsco from New
Orleans.
The Americans nrc for,ifying Core
gidor Island. NJ the entrance Of ManIln.
and mining the channel. They will
give a warm reception To any possible
anita gonist.
Commodore Schlcy assured hlmsclf
on May Goth that Ccrvcra's i!cct was In
Santiago harisor. As q result OF thi.
Information tho government imIneii.
a,ciy ordered mn advance ON Cuba.
The regiment Of rough ridcr,s havc
left Fan Antonio ,or Tampa. The sol.
dlcrx left In light marching order md
Will b. ready To embark for Cuba i'm.
mesiiatciy rpon arrival nt Tampa, The
horses and mules.
III" army authorities linvc nrrnngctl
for n hospital train io bring ack and
wounded soldier. and sailors north 10
hospitals from the Florida coast. This
trnin II TO consist OF ten tourist sleep.
"rs and one dining ear. and IL to tc In
charge Of u corps ri medical officers
and attendants. ny using NIL the
,crths available there will bc accom-.
mHiations for I'm men. The hospitni
ship He'd viii accompany tho troops
embarked for the West Indies ready 10
return nt any time with sick and
wounded To the United stn,ca
The Colombo volunteers led tho mill.
inry portion of the Memorial bay prp.
crsslon nt Han Francisco. This position
of the right of the line. tho place OF
honor. had ls~n given Ia the FIrvt
Colorado Infantry by Major Grnrral
Oils. who was familiar with tho com.
pl"tcncss of equipment and the mill.
tnry accomplishments ~ the many
regiments gathered In Hnn Fran nciscp.
An enormous number Of people nn4xi
tb- route Of tho procession. aud ever.
where the Colorado men we're ap.
planti~si. Highly complimentary critI.
rlstrs on thr appearance, IT The rvRt
ntrnt wrrc ronvrj I'd 10 Colonel Hall
al Through The uas u naarctA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04

The government OF Nicaragua has
granted . concession to Herbert En-
cry Of Boston. giving him = monopoly
for fifteen years. dating from Jan. !.
1900. Of exporting mahogany. cedar and
other valuable timber from that coun-
t5y. Other people may cut timber, but
no one else can export. and therefore
It 10 . valuable concession. The tim
bef Il abundant. particularly ON the
Atlantic coast, and Mr.. Emery has the
right to cut n much a. he pleases on
public lands. He pays the government
$4,000 gold a. 4 bonus and agrees to
pay 10000 annually during the term
OF his contract. Al the expiration of
the contract he IL required to surren-
der to the government his sawmills.
atty miles OF railroad which he has
constructed from steamship navigation
on the Rio Grandc dc MetaEalpa Into
the forests and other parts Of his plant.
The government OF Nicaragua needs
ooney 20 badly that II grants conces-
ssons right and left for any purpose to
anybody who will pay cash.
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cruisers. were released to-day, Yes.
tcr,Iay Consul Williams launch wns
boarded while n party on II wcrc ouf
In the harbor picknicking ana
searched. but nothing contrnbnnd wns
found. II IL possible that should the
Hong Kong authorities continue The
nnnoynnccs change will be made In
tho base OF supplies.
About u million md n hnlf silver
dollars have already been spent In
Hong Kong.
The British cruiser Piquie. which n.
turned To-day from MunIin. rc,or, =
that iliolo Is quiet and thnt tho Eio.
ans nrc In hiding up the river. Their.
nrr sixty foreigners here. thirty Of
Them being British. among them q few
ladies' nnd Children. Tho spanjnr,is
nrc fighting the rctcla In the interior.
The spnnlnrls ars working upon
the fortIticnilons nt Manila. but their
guns nrc old nnd useless aud they Arr
short Of ammunition.
The Spanish md native soldiers In
Manila wcrc In n state bordering on
mutlny. end the pr,c>ts eave the eoy.
srnoe ei.O0O.O0O. which was mostly
uscd to pay Oh tho ,ruopn,
Rear Admirni Dcwey has Informed
The authorities nt Manila that he viii
bold them responsible for tho llfo os
thc captain of tho Spanish guntoat
CaIloa. captured by the United States
Meet. The xpanlards have been
threatening 10 shoot him for surrpn.
definE. although confronted by the
whole American feet,
All the American ships are at ca.
vite. In Manila hay.
IN fcply TO the Kpaaish attempt to
viz over Aguilandos sncn. the In.
curxcnsa arr snld 70 hare informed
tbe span!aris that they are ncutrni
and will avail, events.
4 sscanier b reported 10 hare lsnd.
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Some Misunderstanding has arisen
regarding the exact titles and positions
OF the officers now holding high rank
In the American navy. Loosely speak
lag. Dewey and Sampson are admir-
ais" and they have \ righ, to that IT,
tie. ~ every navy offccr in charge OF
. squadron 10 admiral Of the nsst,"
but the rank Of admiral In the United
States navy IL At the present moment
obsolete. as II that OF vice admiral
The last admiral was the late David
Hogtsr. and the last vice admiral vas
Q. G. Rowan. who retired In 1889 Since
that time the highest Of naval ranks
has been that Of rear admiral. Until
Dewey received his commission BY
special act Of congress there were on
" six officers Of this grade. The sew
sn rear admsrals rank by seniority OF
seSvice-in the etiquette OF the navy
u not In the opinion Of their country
0en. There Il one other nag rank"
tAat Of the commodore-and an ofYiccr
holding this distinction may be In
command of fleet. Below him stand
the command ranks" the captain
leading and the commander and the
lisutenant commander coming next.
TIE lieutenant stands next. with the
sssisn Just below. and the naval cadet.
vho b Esoeraiiy . healthy and manly
boy just out of Annapolis. IL a. the bot.
ton Of the ladder.
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CONDEMNS sPAM,sh PRIZES.
fvssty.Oss CaPtarsA vssssls ss ksy Ne,
- Ne Dhposea at.

aWeosy'VoS Nepsoeoo veosols ~ A0y We
- NJ DhpossA at.
Key West. Fla. May :7.-Thc blue
Jackets Of Admiral Sampson's ships
Will get their prize money. Judge
Locke. United states District Court.
to-day condemned twenty -one Of the
twenty-nine Spanish mcrcha ntmen ~.
Ing In Key West hari,or and ordered
the vessels carrocs to bc advertised
for sale to the highest bidder by Unit.
cd States Marshal Horr. The notices
must run thirty days before the auc.
tIoneer takes command Of the uhips,
The 'jnckics" do not expect to ere the
money before the Fourth Of july.
The twenty.onc prizes condemned 20.
day include the ArHonauta. Ambrosio
and the Bolivar. The smallest steam.
crs In the lot were the only oncw nut
In the list. while the hnttlc over the
rich liners. the Panama. Catalina. Nj.
Huel lover. Pedro. Guido mud Bucna
Ventura. is not finished.
The lawyers of the defense arc still
hopeful. hut the opinion prevails thnt
the contrnband Of war reservation Ia
the Presidents proclama,io will hring
NIL under the hammer. The bark Car.
los +. Itosns aud the schooner IA.
quctr. the latest additions 10 the prize
string. Will br tried tomorrow.
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As.l.., ,A- c..p.r.s... r...

Washington. May M-Aftcr q dls.
cussIon. which haa lasted almost twu
weeks. the Senate yesterday afternoon
reached the hrst decisive vote on any
feature Of tho pending war rrveuUr
measure. The blil had bcra under con.
alteration four hours and q half 10.
day when Mr.. Alirich Of Rhode la.
snd. our Of the R~pubiicau nsenstcru
of the finance committee. euterrd 4
motion to lay the corporatiou tax
amendment. propos~d by the Dems.
cratic majority of the cominiitrc. on
the tablr. II wsa rrnllxrti that this
was th~ hrst test Of the strength Of ths
,pisosins clrmentu In the Hcmnte. ara
ll,r roll call waa followed with DER,
lntrrvss. Tho result was decisive. Ti,r
amendment wAs laid % tho tAbie-@i
10 q. Mr.. 0orman then proposed hlu
sus,stitut~. providing for 4 tax on cor.
porations. but . vote On that wss not
rrnrhcd.
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Ta seit the o'stses.

Key West. May 3i.--Thc condemned
prize vessels i'nnninn. Guido. lucnn
Ventura nnd probably the Pedro. will
liz sent 10 New York nnd sold.
Such action is said to D. necessary.
bccnusr n ring is snid io have been
formed here by the owners so have
them auctioncd on much below their
value.
The government expects to buy the
Guido 10 ,iSc NJ u supply ship. The
naval ioard. after careful caninlna.
tion. hns reported her NJ.
The prisoners on board number
nln,ut iuO men and viii ir held l,c-
cause they arr members ~ tho Rpnn.
ish naval reserve. They will 20 with
III" ships 10 New York.
The authoritirs herr say tint they
will probably all lT paroled On arrival
In New York.
THE ships will sail under strong
convoy.
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SAW THE SOLDIERS.
M'k,MLEv REv.Gwsr THE TROOPS

Twelve fhossasA Msa March Fast Hin ~
Cs.p Aissr-0rsss EasA.ssasa Asai-
tested.
Warrington, May 2S.-One Of the
most brilliant military pageants enact
ed since the grand mastering out pa
rads Of the federal troops down the
streets Of Washington at the close Of
tho Civil War occurred at Camp Aiger
this afternoon, when President McKin-
ley reviewed the troops now QuartereSi
there.
The demonstration attracted many
Thousands from Washington and the
surrounding country to the camp
grounds near Falls Church. There
were 1900 troops In line. President
Mckinley and party went to the camp
IN . special train, leaving the city At
x30 and returning shortly before Z
O'Clock. Besides the President and Mrs.
Mckinley, the reviewing party includ.
ed Vice President and Mrs. Hobart and
son. Secretary Of War and Mrs. Al.
ger. Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Long, Miss Long, General Miles and
Nan and Miss Wilson. daughter OF
the secretary Of agriculture.
The reviewing stand surmounted n
high hill overlooking the parade ground
OF the Sixth Illinois. Troops were
massed In front Of the parade ground.
Immediately on the arrival Of the pres
idential party the line. 1900 strong.
began moving. Troops A and c. cav
airy, acted as general escort, md did
not pdrticipate In the review Tie
Ninth Ohio, colOred. detailed on ad
vance picket duty. and the First
Rhode Island. which had jiist arrived
did not participate. The review lasted
more than two hours. The men passed
the presidential stand In company, with
arms port. The appearance Of each
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Spain does not fight to win. Her
statesmen are not fools. whatever may
Be said OF her ordinary citizens. She
lights to prevent revolution and save
the government at Madrid. Without a
hsht the government would be knock
ed higher than a kite. When she Is
whipped In Cuba there will be peace
In Spain. When the people OF Spain
get some knowledge Of the power and
resources OF the United States they will
shout for peace as nrdently as they
now shout for war.
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THE UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION,
II Hes sssss Iasm-a so 0ss 0ss 81 l,A>
Essdeacs s0slt

II Hes nees lRsis~A to 0ss Out 81 l.A>
Essde1cs Halt
Philadelphia. Pa. May c1.-At the
meeting Of the City Council Of Phiin.
dclphln q resolution will isr introduced
In both branches demanding that the
Philadelphia branch Of the Universal
Peace Union vncatc the quarters now
occupied by II In Independence hnll.
This nctlOn II the outcome Of letter
recently written by President Love Of
the Peace Union 10 kcnor kngasta and
the Queen Of Spain. advising TINT the
Spanish government make further con.
ccssions 10 the United Rinsrs In order
that the present war might liz brought
to a speedy termination aud also cx.
pressing the opinion thnt tho aenti.
mcnt Of the United States was against
the war.
The resolution which will he Intro.
duccd by George w. Edwards, DE-
mnnded that the Peace Union vscats
Independence hall forthwith for the
"unpatriot.c. un.Am~rIcan and die.
graceful Expressions os opinion. espe-
cially ctnanatinR FROM Ind~pendencs
hnll. the cradle Of American libse.
ty.'"
The Union was given pcrmiasioa Do
ise . room In Independence hail By an
ordinance passed by the councils and
approved BY Mayor Warwick In 1876.
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Premier Meline In an interview
gives II As his own personal judgment
that the sympathies of his country
msnt cannot be opposed to nation
which sends her army and navy to con-
vert an oppressed land into an indie
pendent republic" This Is the attitude
that might reasonably be expected Of
France and probably Is the true one.
outside Of investors in Spanish bonds
and the venal part Of the Partisan
press.
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k..pon.. to tn. fir, c.ll.

Washington. May 3O.-Adjutnnt Gen
erai Corbin said to-day that 121. 800
troops had been mustered into the vol
unteer army under the call for l25,-
600 men. and that the remaining $500
men were In the state camps ready for
the visit of the mastering officers. He
said that NIL the states and territories
had filled their quota. 10 far us the re-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04

Speaker Reed declares the unwisest
discourse made In Washington. even
when congress was In session. was
made by q really great se,entist There
10 another evidence Of the powerful In
nuence Of environment.
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TROOPS TO MOVE.

General shsfser Has III. Orders bot They
Are Secret.
New York. May Ga special dis
patch to the Tribune from Washing
ton says:
Orders have nt las, gone forward to
Major General Shaf;er at Tampa to
embark the greater portion Of hs
corps. including all the regulars, and 4
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04

The siscrify with which woodiord
vAs handed his passports and the In.
salts offered General Lee when no left
Havana show . state OF hysterica ON
- part Of our friends the enemy
WhtGA badiy damages their courtesy
aDl oedinary poii,sness-or rather Il
vesid u they happened to have any.
Thsy might have done worse. however
\ veail have besn quite easy to 40.
snnatoAts the gentlemen. and they
h1a1ty rsfraiasd. They might nay.
ofSee tAe manner Of one Of Giibert's
snasaetsss, I'VE are not boors. but We
~ uAsasy."
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New York. May 2s.--A emile TO the
Hrrnld from HING Kong says:
Tile prlHc money which will m IN
the blue 3ackcts Of Rear AdmIrai
nrw~y's squnsiron NJ = result OF m.
destruction of tho Htnniah 0est In m
hay Of Nnhlia II ssslnssesd q oAuD /,
yc!i for raci. uan.
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Uncertainty hurts business. A short
war and the freedom Of Cuba will
settle things so that capital will know
how to provide work and go to work
ITSELF
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ARM1NG INSURGENTS.
WHAT pswEv - po,Mo.
He win sesa - AIDED - fAilippsss Me-
tivss-Aaaiia Must soea s.srsaass or

Denver. May 3O.-A New York spe-
cinl to the Republican says:
A cable to the Herald from Manila,
May q. via Hong Kong to Paris, says:
The British cruiser Pique, which
was Just entering the bay when sent
my previous dispatch. will take this
one to Hong Kong today, May 9th.
The Philippine insurgents received last
Tuesday 1900 Mauser breechloadcrs
and 10000 rounds OF ammunition and
have been busy ever since In getting
tl.eir men together here. I mw Cen
eral Aguinnldo tO-'lny. He told me he
had 500 Mauserx captured from the
Spaniards, which with the rifles Just
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cruiting Of troops is concerned. and
that while three states were apparent
ly behind. II was not their fault. but
was due To the inability OF the muster
Ing officers 10 complete their work.
The apparent shortage Is divided be-
tween the states OF Iowa. mississippi
and North Carolina. The troops of
these states are In camp. however,
awaiting the action Of the govern
ments officers. and will hc murtered
into the volunteer army la u day or
two.
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cd 1900 Rides at CavIte for the uss
Of the insurgents. The Epanlards
have offered So. 600 for the head Of
Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader.
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There 10 one place NO American will
object to have the scorcher scorch to
his hearts content this summer-down
In Cuba
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Tho President has decided that nt
lraA fvr of the irn regiments IT In.
suunra auils0sisrsl by ConRrrss In al.
ditlou ~ thr &pAOOO volunteers shall
ls eosnpoari II roIor~t men. aud mill.
~ organizations of il,e South win M
eivsA perseFeeee. lie Will alsu al.
Dew lAem 70 have oaScess u their own
eeenf. WITH the excsptIna of the AsSd
sGessA who win pfo6abiy " white.
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ssevpsA 1ssw.y's stsses.

New York. May ga cabls 70 ths
Herald from Hong Kong says:
Tbs police last night sclxssi q ausn.
tlty Of stores which wcre lrtns ssaa,.
piled BY Q Chinese "romprwsioru'' n
Hong Kong 10 The Unli~d ktst~s avx.
Hilary cruIssf zannro. now bsing ussd
% trasstsort.
The stores wrrc conveyed IN three
llahieSs and 4 steam iauisrh 20 the
ZaAru. TIE latter h still at kowlaa
bAy, II Chtnesc waters. where she has
bssn coalsd ard provislonrd.
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II Admiral Sampson will leave the
cables alone and cut the ink ribbon on
Gen. Blanco's typewriter Spain's last
hope will be gone.
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Ths Cuban blockade 10 not nearly
- pacific ~ 1t was . week or two
ago.
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~ killins OF . dueilst IN Italy BY
- oopossat y pronounced an seci-
-, ~ Intention Of duslists Of this
nuB1o1 beang merely 70 plnk. Dut ~
~ think that tAs best wsspons for
lnese pssDosss II the inkstaad, - -.
Gg1ooaa1v used n cor eoasfsaa.
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ADSmRH Il selis IKE "aoe CskeS" Ken.
&a6gu Aail's Perfected Rscsips 6osk.
ese1a q tAe bsss OF prss~riptioos and receipSs
eee everytAlng. IeIAve xgeots Ne viii ~
9 copy viii ees1s % agenss Hes - CooAs y
~ costeS.: Ths kssaau PubhshiAs O..
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Those who say war retards business
will kindly note the boom In the Span
ish cabinet making trade.
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rrsaidsst Mckinley rrvicwed iay0oo
essAlesu o. Camp Aigur. scar WasAlse.
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Unsasy rests the head that wears =
crown when Chicago's wheat king gets
down to business.
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TAey made fun Of Senator Masoa.
oat ~ are all Senator Masons now.
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The man who can acknowledge =
mistake without blaming 1t on some
one else has true moral courage.
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NY hen sets q valuable example IN the
times OF war excitement" I'm what re-
spectr ''6he lays an egg every day Just
- II nothing was going on"
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'Whsrs the Vanguard rests today.
The rear shall rest tomorrow
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Fso's Cure for Consumption 10 the saiy
bright, Ni1inburg. Pa. Dec II, lai1
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RAssass ys.s Devsh WA oesss-ssa.
CanAy Cathartie, sufs eonstipAtioe forsvss.
~ ~ uC C c tall. druggists rsfund noasA
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my grammar" what did you dot" Il
introdvced him to girl who can't talk
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EaiE &c

THE fuRoRE.
Wpan'sh Torpedo Roat DsstreRR.l
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How did you enjoy talking with Ars.
Norttmerr' We didn't like each other
at ali-both deaf In the same ear"
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,Mss: Wenslew'ssessAanss syrup
kef eAudIoa tessAaag seflsas The ga9a inAA
aaAsa. .Aays Daia, sasss via1 es{ia . ssas Seeslo
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q ~: ~ 81 s:..s;s s.ssSs; S:!,.s. Src c.sse.s.
0UOOo o0atT fO9 EXAMINATION.
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asesay = Dssea DesN

'-childrsn are . great blessing" .'Yss;
~ wouldn't have enjoyed this war at ali
Y Jimmy hadn't known % much about
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04

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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04

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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-04
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