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THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
There Is Possibility that 1t Will Soon Be Put in
the Hands of One rlan.

washins'on April alt possible the conduct
movement fleet
weakened / ii n 5
individual
VIII That
soro'aes oil the navy and war the whole cabinet
tho
But No and strong
with
soldiers and sailors and they
o the INTO
the fight Win Il without the delay Inevitable nh
bcbnd
them history OF
s,,,,
apathy reluctance not lv "a
there tn 10y =
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THE SQUADRON OF FLYERS.
Commodore Schiey Establishes .
Censorship On Information.
MISSION OF CRUISERS IS UNKNOWN
Only Officcrs Can Know of the Move-
mcnt of shins-Thc HnrbOr In n
state OF Defense.

Fortress Monroe, Va. April 24.--On
board the flagship BROOKLYN For strategic
purposes and for the protection OF informa-
tion that might be effective to the enemy,
Commodore schley OF the flying squadron
has established a practical censorship over
those in his command relative to the di-
vulging of the reason for any movement
made or TO be made by the squadron or In
dividual ships OF the squadron. To more
fully carry out that plan OF protection or
government interests, only commanding Of
ficers are made aware Of such movements
and the responsibility is thus minimized.
1t is for these reasons that the actual
destination OF the Minneapolis and Coium-
bla is merely matter of newspaper con-
lecture. The actual mission of the big
cruisers Is not and will not be made pub
lie, the navy department, Commodore
Schley and the commanders Of the vessels
being the sole possessors of knowledge on
the subject.
The coniectures as to the object for
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THE CONTRABANp OF WAX.
No Hard and Fast Ruic Laid Down
by the Nations.
INF MATTER is RING DISCUSSED.
Each Combn,ant May Prescribe Ger
T tnfn Articles, hui Observance De-
ponds Upon Ncntrais.

Washington. April 2i--The Spanish de-
cree published as % the attitude OF that
government regarding privateering and the
question whether or not coal shall be heiu
contraband OF war was discussed by the
state department officials, In response TO
questions put TO him by a representative
OF the Associated Press. Judge Wiliia'n
Penniif The solicitor OF the department.,
made he Following unofficial statement
which he said is not to be regarded az in
dicating in any way the action or policy
OF this government. but is given for TIC
information OF merchants and ships:
This government has not yet Officially
prescribed list of articles wnich II VIII
treat as contraband OF war. u Spain has
taken any such action it is not yo. made
public.
Each government Is competent to pre-
scribe Its own list under guidance OF its
own authorities Such list Is noniu I've In
the government making it, and is bindirg
upon ell neutral nations in the absehce CT
any disregard for the troops engaged al d
of international law. Any gross disregard
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FLEET HASN'T FIRED
WORRO AGAIN USED HER BAT
TERIEs WITHOUT EFFECT.
Three More Prizes, Ono of Them n
Good Capture. Have Been
Taken TO Port.

On board the flagship New York, off Ha-
ysna April 2i.-( Noon. During the early
morning the Moro Castle batteries again
opened fire on the fleet, but without the
slightest effect. There have been no cas-
ualties among our forces up TO the hour OF
writing, and not single shot has been
fired aglnst the batteries.
At 3 o'clock this morning the Detroit
made rich haul, capturing the large
Spanish merchant steamer Catalina, bound
from New Orleans for Cadiz with cotton,
oil and slaves She also carried a large
quantity of provisions which. she intended
to land in Havana. Ensign Christie from
New York, and four marines and six blue
Jackets were placed on board OF her and
she steamed off for Key West.
The Wilmington and Porter when dawn
broke, were both seen towing prizes in the
shape OF small schooners. The Whining
tons capture was laden with charcoal, and
the Porter's--the sophia--had rum and
sugar aboard. They were both towed to
Key West.
The torpedo boat Porter, commanded by
Lieutenant Fremont is doing great work,
and II she keeps on at this rate her crew
will have no end of prize money to divide
The Detroit's capture of the Catalina was
effected while none other of the ships OF
the fleet was in sight; so the Spaniard is
the Detroit's exclusive prize and her crew
gets all the prize money.
About . o'clock this morning the New
York proceeded several miles closer in
shore. Not breath of wind stirred, The
sea and the heat was terrible. Chaplain
Royce held regular Sunday services and
rendered sacred music, playing among
other sacred airs Onward, Christian Sol
der
MORO Castle and the city of Havana can
be seen plainly through the glasses.
The torpedo boat Gushing, which arrived
from Key West this morning, returned this
evening.
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STATE

n -. d . --= @.l. = =
An excitsbie Mexican tore IN an Amer !.
lean nag al san Angelo
Medical students at Galveston arc en-
listing for the war.
Two companies Of volunteers were en-
listed at f,alins.
Sam Jones meeting At Beaumont has
been concluded.
Hiil county Farmers Alliance resolves
that II wants greenbafks issued to cnrry
on the war.
{ Companies organizing IN all sections or
the State; regular companies are tender
ing their services.
Galveston Wharf company has tsken
CUT heavy war Insurance.
General Mabry has given the Texas
Volunteer Guard tile first chance TO ell
iisi. as a part OF the Texas force,
Sis companies OF the Galveston regi-
ment has been raised.
Officers of the Texas Volunteer Guard
whose companies intend to enlist as or
gaulzations should notify the governor at
once
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of cuba nv a large military force, but the
rapture Of some port In which a garrison
nigh, he placed sufficiently large to hold
Il against tho spaniards The sending oil
a large force TO Cuba is regarded as a oil I,
acult problem In the FIRST place y wou'u
no. he easy to transport them, ana Ia me
s.cona n,ace n would not he easy 10 land
them under the enemy's fire.
III port Ike Mstaizas. for instsncs.
should be taken, arms and ammunition
ronld DC furnished 10 the insurgents ana
food and arms in unlimited quantities
could be landed and distributed: by this
means. according to the talk In Washing .
Ton the sufferings Of the recommendations
could be relieved. while the spanish, ow
nc ~ Tho blockade. would soon be with
ont provisions and Havana would be COM
PEELED to surrender. II Is believed that me
commentaries can be fed only In such a
way AS physicians VIII direct
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OF such law or treaty obligations would
perhaps invoke the interposltion of sly
neutral state interested. Until such time
Is prescribed the question whether articles
captured are contraband of war will be
governed generally by the law of narions
and specifcalIyNby tho treaty stipulation
between the belligerent and the ntrirsi
state to whose subject the articles he
longed.
International law gives no hard aud
fast rule for the determination G.: Tie
question whether any vessels are cuntra-
band, except the general rule that all III
ticles of an essentially warlike character
and destined for an enemy's use are ot.il-
traband
Many articles. such as pro ,isions, ccSl.
etc, are OF an eQuivocal charac Or, and II
destined for the enemys use arc dr.ned
contraband 1t follows that II sucn l;sis
should be prepared by the Tinted states
and Spain they may be identical ~ n.sy
be widely divergent, depending on the
policy of each government. The question
whether contraband or not inight th,teiore
depend on whether the captor was Amer
lean or Spanish And shippers In neutral
vessels would not only consider the .har-
ncter OF the goods shipped, but whether
destined for American or Spanish por.s.
and whether goods are included in the lists
denounced as contraband by one o. the
other state. This government has already
announced that 1t will not resort to pri
Va,eering Spain has announced the same
policy In tho light of the preyious de-
claration hy this government. Spain's fur
ther announcement thst she Will treat our
rrivateers az pirates Is brutum fulmen
worthy of Don Quixote, The Spanish gov
ornment has published It's intention TO ey-
ercise the right of search, i'he right to
90 so Us undonhted But the right en- he
a "a y al A.
determining the nationality OF the shm
ana whether its goods are coutrlhanl ar
NOT and whether It's conduct is neutral or
NOT " Spain adopts the policy announced
ny this government that the neut,al flag
protects the goods. If the vessel and rs
conduct are neutral. then only contreband
S"ous IN such ships are subject to carture
or course all merchant shios must 10
spect an effective blockade. on the rennltv
" capture and confiscation,
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MARTIAL LAW N ponro nIco
Americans Are in Danger, n. The,
N"Ne w Hrnfenlinn

Hmer'r"nS Are in Danger, M The,
Have M Protection,
ST. Thomas. West Indies, April 2a.--Ac-
eordins to the latest adviccs from Porto
Rico, the agitation there is increasing and
prices are rising fast The authoritie, have
taken steps to prevent the departure a,
refugees At Mayagues seventy m,la.
southwest Of San Juan, there is talk Of a
revolution.
REFUGEES from Porto Rico who arrived
here by schooner report the condition ~,
the island Is critical! Martial law has
beea proclaimed and Americans there ara
In danger, as they are without protsc,,o,
United states Consul Van Horn here a.
bought 1900 tons OF coal for the ifnisss
states government, which viii arrive hara
tomorrow, and he is negotiating for mora
tsrhntnr,'s Wnrting Like n.,yr.
New York April el.--The steamer c,,v
OF Washington left Havana "Wednesday
and arrived here this morning win .sy.
en'y ave Cuban passengers. She was ,ha
' as. vessel to leave Havana bafore M
Ssptain Stevens says. .The cn,,,.
are working like beavers i-.nrn sa'nsus
ae..nsiys Powers OF the forts. They ANY IVY
sssam enkinc az work night and d.,
r pSacins Sand about the breastwort. ~. srs
reinforcing the easements" 'S-s ana
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LOCAL.


Sheriff Erickson calls two of his dep
uues into his Office and in their presence
shoots and Kills himself,
United states troops passing through
Houston
John Wright, colorcd. shoots his wife
in tho face.
Nj, l.. SCHNEIDER wins the Curtin bowl.
ing medal.
Delegates arriving for the State Med
irdl association meeting.
Daughters OF the Confcderacy will meet
10 lay flowers upon dead soldiers graves.
A meeting to determine whether the
Airo-Amcricnn fair Will be held.
Manager MacGregor of the street Car
company offers reward of $500 for the
apprehension OF those who placed the
bombs on the street car tracks.
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AMERICANS MALTREATED.
Spanish Soldiers Join in Abuse OF a Crowd Mostly
Women and Children

Kingston jamaica Apsisi T,x =, p.
his wife tMen wo ch mi
sm tho Ely here today after quarantine when ma
left
~ n
Several American flags with abora,s
We're ah nav, IL
,eato o death. ~
and ana 4, -
The Devastation 81 a ~,
viii the po,s held ~ n.
49, ~ - ''sfA"-
Ordinarily there 1000
under .na
mounting field
Are rcc,ivsA -
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Governors Of stsies will he notified TO.
J day OF the number NJ mon they Will be
e.rcrtrd TO furnish for tho war under tho
cal, for volunteers. II will DC fully a
month before this force can be landed
in Cuba
II is possible that one man viii soon
. b. given the conduct of The war; STRAIT
egy board 10 badly handicapped.
II IL snid that the navy department 10
stfasralng every nerve to PREPARE for n
long war Ba,;ieships, torpedo boats and
torpedo boat dcairoyers are to be. built
as soon as possible.
The resignation OF Secretary OF State
sherman Is IN the hands OF the president.
Gago VIII not RETRO, however,
Portugal has been notified that she must
!, force the SPANISH nccts 70 leave Cape
verde isisnds or keep them There dur
INK tho war
The New York has nm exciting chase
, after The Pedro, n valuable prize, which
she CAPTURED.
sranish steamer Michael lover captured
By tho Helena.
Moro castle opens her guns on the
American blockading fleet. but fails 10 hit
tho mark Not gun is fired back Mint
= an2at may be attacked today
Some Of the English papess. as we'll as
the Continental press. are better In their
expressions toward the United States on
account of 'Monroeism.'
sspfin gazettcs an order which IL vIr-
tuaily declaration OF war.
President viii ask congress TO declare
war hoday and democrats Will support
the measure. although they have been
dlsconrteously Ignored by the republicans
on the committees.
Bishop OF Nashville requests all his
clergy and laity to hold daily masses to
pray for the success of the American
troops.
Crews OF vessels get a division of the
prizes they capture.
contraband Of war may be declared by
either combntnnt aud It's observance Is
left TO the neutrals.
Secretary Sherman snys that mil'tiamon
viii not be Immediately landed in Cuba,
bu, that the insurgents Will he armed to
do the fighting.
Commodore schIey establishes censor
ship on news concerning naval move
mcnts,
Radical pro-Spanish press of Mexico
City secs danger In Americas intervention
In Cuba. However, these papers repre-
sont tho minority In Mexico.
Crisis imminent In Madrid as the Wey-
lerites and populace accuse the queen and
MINISTRY OF Inactivity.
British consul has notified his govern
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CABINET ON

Sherman Has AIp.sAY
Gage Win SlSy n
New York. April 24--ns
ington correspondent ssyss
Secretary Of State SIR !.
ms resignation in the hsn& Y
dent and it will be ace.p.,
stood that William R. 81, 1.
secretary of state, viii =.
succeed him. Secretary
seen this evening at 10 S,1I
World correspondent, dscll,,1 p
discuss the subject, but III,
I am now in my 18th III. p
a younger man should =. !
the state department. espscIiI Il
war. and I am perfectly Win
to yield my place to i ~,
have placed my resignation II u
President Mckinley. / dalnl
ly understood that, in oiAes. :
fice, there Is no unkind IN,
the president and myself. Irc1
| wish understood Is that n
the reason for my retirxmeat
life is ill-health is not tue /
but six days sickness since /
in the cabinet. OF coursS /
strong as / was years "a, WI
for retiring is that / wish u r
a much more active man ~
Make it as emphatic as.ym
the remark male by Aslishll
OF the Treasury Frank vandaip
ing that Secretary Gage csuu
signing.
The unexpected reslgnatipu 4
Gary started the rurnor abel
Gage, the other peace. neu
cabinet. IL has been currs1t 4
Washington that the "peass ~
called, would retire wheA ~
hostilfties was given. eNfsleI
put the qtiietus on the 01ls+
rumor in a manner 50 eneaAlk
terly discredit It.
1t is learned that Secfesnl
pains to assure the prealA
ago that while he tGasel
he was ready to supporS J.
policy in any form It niie1
taries Gage and Alger ~ 4
the presence OF the prcsideat 4 i
ago. General Alger has Dees
member. B
For some alleged warilM
General Alge: was made the sus
interesting cabinet discussioh
when he was absent on accom- !,
Later General Alger learnea !
learned also that Secretary GaF
the subject before the cabinet
General Alger invited Secis'sl
go with him TO the president Y
ence of the chief executive lns
of war explained the ditierence - y
between himself and secreiaiy, h
meeting was dramatic. ne solu
dent that Secretary Gage epIe
conservative element that ~.
while he (Alger) stood 1917 ~, y:
much warmth said Secretary =
for financial interests. NH,
General Alger capped ine Eva ~
ing that IL his General Alse.y
was embarrassing to lne
resignation was at Presided
disposal. The president esssysu
peacemaker and; placing ~ ~
the two secretaries, he fea. "
his high esteem in spitecl sas
opinions.
The president brought ancu.
ton. Secretary Alger fell uss I.
because a matter so persona
should have been brousns y
during his absence on accous
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WASHINGTON.

have not been accorded the courtesy OF
u conference In tho preparation of war
measures, the party in congress will up
mold the president.
Senate Will probably propose the In
come tax feature to the war measure
bill.
Secretary Sherman's resignation Will
not be sent In as soon as expected.
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TRADE WITH SPAIN.
FOR ftHeen Years Pnst the Volume
u0s Been Shrinking

Has Been Shrinking.
Washington, April 24-The agricultural
departments bulletin on our trade with
Spain says;
"our trade with Spain, although subject
to minor fluctuations, appears to have been
gradually shrinking for about fifteen years.
II attained its maximum DEVELOPMENT in
1888, wten combined exports ana Imports
reached value of S2i, 725, 1872. since which
Tune 1t has declined more than $40. 0OD. 900
Tho trade balance has been normally Q TO I
IN favor OF the United States. The bulk of
our trade with Spain is in agricultural
products The decline is largely in the
non-asricultural exports, Fruits nuts and
VINE formed 81 per cent Of the Spanish inn
ports, the other items of import being in
general, hides. vegetables, and vegetable
OILS In the order of their value
Our imports in 1897 were valued at 81
4i1,2S1 -
Cotton and tobacco form more than 90
per cent oil all the agricultural products
We send to the Spanish market The bnIy
other exports OF considerable importane,
are wheat, wheat flour and corn. lard
and tallpw, and sausage skins Cotton is
the mminsthy OF our export trade with
spain. Measured in value IL constitute
over >" per cent of our agricultural exports
TO Spain and about 10 per cent of All the
merchandise we market there During the
past twenty years the shipments have been
more than doubled in size. and much of mis-
growth has occurred within decade. The
average quantity exported per annum dur
Ing the five years GS93- 1897 amounted N
~ bo2.o32 pounds as compared with D3
2iN,lSS pounds during 1SSs-1SSo
After cotton our most important avri-
cultural export to Spain Is leaf tobacco. The
annual shipments average about 10000. 900
pounds, and their value about 81 900 900 !,
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AUXILIARY CRUISERS.
Five ~ Them Vow Ready n v.ox.
New Y0rE

TIVE ~ TheW Vow. Rendy to Leave
New Y0rk
New York, April a. Five feet ships. prob.
any VIII move out Of New York harbor TO-
morrow ready for service In the war. The
auxiliary cruiser Yankee. formerly the
Morgan liner FL Monte, is ready to sail. ana
Is manned by the New York naval reserves,
mneer command Of Lieutenant CommandeI
WIZARD ;. brownson. sho may be used as d
scout 70 patrol tho Atlantic coast and keen !
SHARP lockout for spanish warshlps. The
cruisers san Francisco and New Orleans viii
squadron 'Viu 'he Hyine
unasr Sommsnder Gaspar Goodrich. tho
t,t ~ ,I ii9er ST Louis VIII steam out an
Inc Harvard, formerly the Now YORK viii
e q ~ ne SAME Zine in charge OF Car<afn A'
ssrker, Tbt duties aud DESTINATION 81
'asss tso eNnt vessels arc unknowp. =
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sCHOoNDRs CAFTs
One Was CARRYING chsre
miner SuEaS u

other sut"s .lk
New York, April ga d's z.
Press from Key West ss'' 4.
Wilmington today captures M ;
schooner Candida vita q.
charcoal intended for Hs WI w.
extremely valuable for iu ss,.s i
AT this writing the C " ssl
down on a schooner % se .ss,.sl1 Z
has on all sail. but tns W \ T.
overtake her shortly. sne
but the Cushing the Sea- Z ~, ~
The torpedo boat f ssnio ~
Spanish schooner An.ou'sA ~
sugar. from Havana. Tnc ~ n
to Key West under co IA "a
Dubois. .,@t
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british coLoNY NEUTRAL

Washington, April q. The state depart
ment today received Information that the gov
ernor OF Hong Kong had issued neutrality
proclamation as 10 the United States and
Spain. II H. similar IN terms TO tiiose already
proclaimed by jamaica md Newfoundland
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(;EnMANY3 NnI, .wJrU lAllsrriA

London, April 25,-- rho Berlin correspondent,
Of the standard says. Germany WIN take no
steps prc1udicini 10 the United S..tcs nor,
probably, Join In any Intervention On Span-
ish behalf u Is evident. therefore, that the
meeting yesterday Sunday al Dresden he-
tween Emperor William and Emperor Francis
Joseph failed to bring Germany Into line with
Austria.
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RAILROADS..

The Southern Pacific will advance Ney
Ycrk-Houston and Galveston freight rates
May ..
Progress OF tho Elm Valley company.
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PLAN or CAMPAIGN.
tnttrd states Wants poxse..,ou
Only One Port

Only One Port.
New York, Aprll "a The Herald to
morrow VIII say: Major Lovcll II. Jerome,
who Is personal friend OF President Nc
k'niey brought back an interesting sug-
ses'ion from Washington yesterday in re-
gard 20 the plan Of campaiyn in Cuba
Major Jerome spen' some days in wash-
inhion last week and saw the president.
yhe plan which is being discussed. =
sS0 Major jerome, was not an invasion
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The lRailwas

San Antonio, TexHs' ~ .1.1
Railway club concludes ~ 4
today. Several important 2 p
one by President Grant. y J. ~
az Harmony in Al Depa'
way Service; which wss
teresting. ..,s,o IN "a
All the old Officers ws,9
the club adjourned y ,r ~ n
hotel, Galveston, On w. ~
September. Al nign. ss.s ri n
dered the members ply
affair. ed q
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RUSSIA INcLlwEs ro SPAIN

London, April sh--Thc 81 Petersburg cor.
respondent Of the Telegraph nayei Emperor
Nicholas today aranted an audience 10 the
Spanish ainbaasador md disguised with him
the Cuban question At length. A confsreu,p
q the Anbhssaduis on tue aueation OF Cuba
4 bat been held III the foreign onice aud well
informed persons declare Russia will support
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SPORT.

innings, but had two players badly in
jured.
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Brown and Dewitt counties adopted a
liberal pledge.
Matters in Bee county are very warm
indeed
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EXCITEMENT IN MADRID.
Spanish Cabinet Crisis he
coming Acute.


Madrid, Via Biarritz, April
24.--(Special Cable to The Post.)
The cabinet crisis here is be-
coming alarmingly acute. Wey-
ler's pronounced stand for more
men. and that of the queens ,
advisers for war and quick .
measures, are both rapidly
gaining support. The reports Of {
the continued seizure of Span }
ish vessels by the American
navy creates intense dissatisfac-
I ton. and the do-nothing policy J
OF the Spanish fleet at Cape
} Verde excites the most general
and bitter indignation. This
} growing feeling gives fresh
\ strength to the Weyler war par
\ ty, and there is no telling what {
I the upshot of it may be.
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FOREIGN,
TExAs POLITICS.

Gladstone sinking rapidly and his end
soon expected.
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Americas Great
M dicine
Hoods San
Which at
Cures M
Impure blood, from
The pimple On NJ
Face to the Ell,
Scrofula sor
Drains WI
Thousands Of peopk
Testify that Hoo|
Sarsaparilla 81,
Scfofula, Sill
Dyspepsis
Rheumatisu
And That Tired
Feeling. RemssI
And get HooI
g.. And oal1
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London. April - Tho Rome correspondent
Of the Daily Mail says; Cardinal Ramnolla,
the paral secretary OF state, declares that the
Vatican Will observe the stricteEt neutrality
The pope desires and prays only for Il spcedy
conclusion and peace. lie considers thc.s
ing " &c d1ums for victory an unwiso pro.
ceeding