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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting NJ the stockholders on III,
SEWER Mining and Milling Comuans
VIII he held nt the general office III
said company. nt No. "a 20 ISL south
Tenth East Street in salt Lake Cnv
ana County and State VI Utah. on tle
second Tuusday go June. being June
18th. a. -. 1895 nc . o'clock D. m f1r
the purpose NJ oloctinT n board OF 90.
rectora for the ensuing year. ard trans.
acting such other huelnca7 ns may
properly come before the meotinr
Dated May goth. 4. D. ts9s.
T.. 4. MCKINNEY. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
Assr.sMrNr NorIcr.
Notice 81 AHHcHsmont-M crcur West
DID Cold Mining Company q cor
pOrutiuu. principal place OF
business, salt Lake city.
Utah.

Notice r. hereby given that az sne.
ciai meeting of the Board " Dlroctort
OF said company called by tho prrHi.
dent for that purpose held on tho 10Th
day ~ April, isps, In Salt Lake city.
Utah. an assessment OF nvc.cighthi
90 " one W cent per share was
levied on the capital stock ~ said
company payable Immediately 10 A,
49, Jones. treasurer, nt the Utah Ma.
tionnl Bank. Halt Lake city
Any stock upon which this naseas-
mont may remain unpaid on the ION
DAY of July. 1898. SHAH hr dcilnqufni
and advertised Tor sale nt public nuc.
ton. ana unless payment be- made boz
fore. viii be- cold ON the a0th day ~
July a. 10 O'Clock am, az the Utah
National Bank. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs of
advertising and expenses ~ sale.
Location OF mine and works % said
corporation. Camp Floyd Mining Dis
trict. Tooslo County, Utah.
by order Of the Board of Directors
u. r. LLOYD.
Secretary Of said Corporation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
sorior 10 CONTRACTORS.
lnce N the noard OF Public Works,
Nnnm 800. CIV Inn

onice N the Board OF Public Works,
Room a0i city Han,
Salt Lake CITY. May &C. 1885
Scaled proposals VIII be received AZ
this Office until 1850 am. u Friday.
June 10, i,9s, Tor the work OF c1n-
atrurtiug pipe sewer on the east slide
uf second East street, from Second
gouth street running thence north ll2.6
fart according 90 plans Ia the city En-
giuUUr'H office.
Instructions 90 bidders. together
with specifications ana forms Tor con-
tract and bond, can DO obtained upon
application az the Office OF the board.
Tho flghi 10 reserved 90 reject any
and ali lids.
ny order OF the Board Of Public
Works, q, l.. HAtNES,
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
srrciAL MrrrlNO

A meeting of the stockholders Uf ths
Leroy MluilE aud MIlns Company IH
herfhy called tn hn hali at 80, 6l W
Second South street son Lake city. on
pm. for she purUIsr uf amending thf
arlrl.l OF Incorporation. thereby max
Ing the stock uHHHHaihI.. not 90 exceed
one cent ucl p.r ahlra psr lunum, the
manner NJ lfvyug thc assessments
90 be- agreed upon lt tho meeting also
90 change thH date " the annual
stockhnlderr' meeting
g. A. STRICKLAND President
g. W. MILLER Secretary.
Dated June I, 1895,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
NOTICE
OF Amendment 20 Articles of tncorpor.
alton OF the Aurora Mining a
Milling Company.

Notice n hereby given that n moo,.
inr OF the stockholders o. The said cor.
poriton is hereby called 60 be held o1
the 10th day OF June. 1898 az the h1ur
90 twelve. at rs north Main ~. IN Salt
Lake city Utah. Cor the purpose of
adopting tho following proposed
amendment 90 tho Articles nf inc1r-
rorltl0n, 90 wits The Articles III M.
corporation are amended by adding t1
Article 20 the following; ''rhe uonf1
OF Directors OF said corporation may
assess the capital stock OF said com.
puny. although the same has been
fully paid. under the following lmlta-
ti6us. not murc than two t2) aasoTa.
monts shall be- levied IN any one year
and not moro than onc-half cent Dor
share shalt be- levied IN any one aaarsa.
mcuI Before the second Ivy OF AL.
srasmout can b. made. II such second
Assessment ia necessary. tho written
consent OF the holders " two-thirds Of
an the capital stock issued shah b.
nind with the secretary.
JOHN KAUFMAN. President.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
Dated this 10th day OF May. 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Notice Is hereby given that on the
3lHt day of May. 1905, Charles L. Jack
son ana David Henderson, partners,
dolng business at No, 0s Main Street,
SAT- Lake city Utah, under the nrm
name ana style NJ Jackson & Ilender-
son, made general assignment for the
benefit Of their creditors, t0 the UNDER
signed, Frank ~ Caatleton, assignee,
uud an the creditors OF tho said late
urn NJ jackson " Henderson are here,
by notified and required 10 present
their claim undtr oath. 10 the UNDER
signed. assignee, within three months
from The date " the nrst publication
hereof
Date u first publication OF this no.
tlce, June 2, 1855
FRANK NJ. CAsTLEToN,
Assignee. \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
Locking at Consequences,
lrh-Ial.lnnLa n-llrll

philadelphia tN0lrll
We won. ubuEd 60 attack The Span
.sh uoot lu Manila hifblr M order 90
naau,e ths afrty Vi our own ilO1t and
" our commerce 90 the Pacific; but
The question ~ how 20 let rn o. going
10 ho moro iluoun than the question
uf seizure aI promptly ana suaal.HiuIly
solved hy iha gallant pHWUy Tho ate
titudr 90 The nation Hi %. present
time iu regard % Che wlr and Che
Philippine. and ln thr 1th.r compIl.
cations. Dr. not unlike that VI Hosea
ugri0wi
A. fDr war go nrln %;
Tint d. 90 aiy j kinder DO.
That lHHl moan that. hHIn boo o.
Tho hOHl way b. 90 nght 10 thru.
uui in iha meantime 10 Do well 90 look
ahead t1 iha lguuucra and b. pre-
pare flr them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
Sllt Lake CITY MhY 70, ls1''
NorIcE 40 CONTRACTORS.

Notor IS hereby given TINT the trus.
toes uf South nlunuful school district.
Davis county, state ~ Utah win Toe
OoitU seated bids Tor the erection of "a
brick school house % he located ln
South Bountml. said bids must Do
submitted Ia parts. Plans and specln-
tufnUH may De seen hy applying 10
Mary A. Page. one block east OF the
1.-Two Stock store. BounUUI
E.ls must be 10 By O'Clock D. m.
Friday. the i1th duy ut juno. 1855. at
which time all bids win he opened.
I.aeylug the right 90 reject any on nll
ullH
WILLIAM j. pARKIN,
MARY 4 PAGE,
MAHONIu N. BROWN,
Board OF Trustees School District No. 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

And In accordance with law ana orr
der nf the board uf directors made on
The 2lui day ~ April, i,lA. up many
shares ~ each parcel of such stock nH
may he uerrHlty VIII o. sold no the
rDurrtaryH office. ut No. ~ Mccormick
hu.ldur srt Lake city Utah. on
Saturday June iith. 1905. nt 2 o'clock
pm. 60 pay tho delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Uf adycr-
Using and expense N sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
Seminary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
NotIeL or A..I.s,MlNr.
sheep Rock Mining anil Milling Conn
pany. Room 'Qt prusresT Build
Ing, salt Lake CITY, Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that M % meet
lug of tur directors, hnld on tho gIst
cay 0f Mly 1895, nu asHafHmrut vi ten
cents per share was levied un the cap
itul stock ~ tho corporation. payable
Immediately t0 Simon i'iHHmnn. Treas
urHr of thr sheep Rock Mining nud
Milling Co., Room 800 Progress HuIld-
inr. Salt Lake city Utah ANY stock
upun which tl'B rsHpWWrnt may %,
mnln unpaid On tho eath day of June.
1895. viii Doe delinquent and advertised
Tor rlle az public auction. md unless
Tlvmant lH made before. viii b. sold nn
Inc 18TH iHy uf July 1905. Co pay me
delinquent mont together with
cost OF advertising aud expense OF sale.
JOSEPH nOElfMER.
Secretary.
Sheep ROCK Mining and Milling Co.
Room zoe Progress building. SAT-
Inku CITY Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
PROBATE AND euAnDrANs,ur
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or tho Rospectiys ign
err for further Information
ENEouroRs sALr or REAL rsrArs

on or before the 18th day OF May.
isss az the residence Of ]. O. Klnmtaii
30 East First North street. Salt Lake
city. Utah. ! Will receive written bids
Tor sale Of the real estate dercrlbad 9s
follows. 4 piece Of land commencing
~ the northeast corner N Lot 8. Ia
Block o.. Plat 4. Salt Lake city sur
vey; running west O. feet. south
rods; east 5i feet north 0 rods. 20 ace
Of beginning. together with 4 room
residence. good barn and other buiil.
ings. Right reserved TO accept or re-
ioct all bids.
=. q. K1MRALL
As Executor n the WIN Of Chrlsteea
c. Kimhaii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Thore arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on .ccount NJ
che ASSORTMENT LOWED on tho 18Th day
~ April. 1898. the several amounts set
opposite the unmrs Of the several
shareholders. ur follows to-wit'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

and iu accordance with Inv and an
order OF the board of directors made ON
the i2th d1y 0fApriiis9S.ao muny shares
OF each parcel of such stock that may
Doc ncgrHHUry viii be- sold nt the office
~ tho COMPANY az 40. tli west soc-
ond South street. salt Lake city. Salt
raiir county Utah, ON the 9Th day NJ
June. 1sls. ut the hour 81 10 o.. M. Of
all1 dHr Goa pay delinquent ASSESS
meut thereon. together with the cost
1f advertising ana expenses of sale.
fiENtN SHIELDS. Secretary
Uy FRANCES IfIGNET,
Assistant Secretary.
Omrs rr west Second South street.
Salt rHf. city Utah
Not'D. De- hereby eivcn that the Board
of Director. uf DO. HOuui.f Mining
Company ly resolution duly passed
juno % itHN ordered the above HllH
uf stock Goo pHy delinquent ASSIGNMENT
Co hH continued until Iuiy &c. tss. ut
D, m. nf aaid day. 90 which tim. said
sale WIN occur at the place above up-
pointed. W. VI. uitAMEL,
socrctary Pro Tom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

.. - -s VA -"
For sale by z. G. ". l.. Clark FL
dtfdge & Co. Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co. and Geo. a.
Lowe, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
AssEssMrSr Noricr.
Hercules Mining company. a corpora
tlnn.

Principal place of business. No. COS
wosi Second South Street. salt
Lake City. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Location OF mines. Tintic Mining Dis
tfict Juab County Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
nILiNOtINr NOrIuI.


Location of Principal place n Bual-
uCHH Salt Lake city. Utah.
Location ~ Mines and Works Tluuc
Mining Dicifict. Juub Coun-
o.. Utah.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21
THE GRAND OLD A

By the death of William Ewar,
Gladstone, England has lost not only
her greatest Statesman, but the loss
becomes universal. Such men as
Gladstone are not made by public
pull or thrifty politicians, but are
born into the world high above COM
mon ambition. Many of the men OF
history have not been appreciated
until after their death, but it has
been different with the life history OF
this grand mark OF enlightnent and
Craftsmanship.
HIS greatness has been appreciated
III both continents since 1882, when
he began his public life, for he was
but IS years Of age when he was en-
gagged in controversies with such
men as Disraeli, Newman, Golden
and Robert Peel.
One of the most remarkable things
about the G.. O. NJ. of England was
his family life, which was as delight
tul as his career was long. He mar
lied Miss Glynne in 1888, at the age
OF 20, and Immediately began the
raising of a large family of children.
Miss Glynne Vas an heiress, Is years
old, and her father was the owner of
Hawarden, the celebrated county seat
that will be forever identified with
the career Of Gladstone. This soon
descended to her. Here the family
lived, taking short trips to London
during the hottest of the political
season, but most of the wear was
spent at Hawarden, and he5e Mr..
Gladstone was surrounded by ~everv-
thing that could contribute to his
comfort.
In spite Of the many honors that he
won and the many enemies he made
he never lost the respect of any of his
opponents. But as a whole his
course was true and to the end he re-
manned a Christian, a statesman and
a scholar. In America, not less than
IN England, there is sorrow because
of the death of the "Graud Old
Man"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21
SPAIN'S UNKEMPT SOLDIERS

a Havana correspondent SAYS that,
compared to our soldiers, either of the
regular army or the National Guard
the gun carrier of Spain now in
Havana is a lugubrious and ludi-
crous object. His uniform, consist
Ing o. an Ill fitting blouse and trous-
ers, OF blue striped cotton drill, is
best described as a suit of bahamas.
Added to the blouse and trousers, a
coarse, wide brimmed straw hat and
tlnsy canvas shoes with hempen
soles, and you have the full dress of
the Spanish soldier. Put a rusty.
rickety Mauser in his hands and YOU
have the same soldier on duty. He
is hollow-chested, understood, sunken
checked, unsbaven, blear-eyed and
generally slouchy and unkempt. In
havana he is omnipresent-Io,oo 900
strong. He Tolls in the cafes, drink
ing sugar and water. He hangs
about doorways and ~iron-bound win
dows, talking to senoritas. He loafs
on the street corners, glaring at pass
ing Americans. He swaggers along
Ob1spo street, the Broadway of
Havana, and he struts up and down
the plasa as though monarch of all he
surveys. When an officer passes he
becomes as humble as Uriah Heep.
When an American passes he straight
ems up and transforms his bearing
into that of a latter-day Caesar.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21

If there is a history OF
weak lungs in your family,
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and invigor-
ateS.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation. there
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphites
give power to the nerves:
and the glycerine soothes and
heals.
soc, and $r.oo, all druggists.
oooll BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21

The press of Paris also is SUFFERING
with Journalistic jaundice. lie Iour
uses Its biggest headlines to assert
that "there is a panic in Amer,ca be-
of the fear that the Spanish
fleet will lombard the Atlantic coast
and the inhabitants of New York
ohicago and Boston are fleeing in
hot haste"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21

The Dewey fashion of fighting
Spanlards has evidently been trans
united to Rear Admiral Sampson
he has gone to hunt the Spanish
fleet near Porto Rico.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-21

MI, James J. Corbett has not vet
onered TO raise a regiment of prize
lighters, probably because the sen
fences of most of the eligible recruits
have not yet terminated -Post
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-18
Suicide Among Germans.

Another social phenomenon has been
laid at the door of the Teutonic race Of
northern Europe, one which even more
than divorce is directly the concomtant
of modern intellectual and economic
progress. We refer TO suicide Nor
SELF deVOtes a chapter of his interest
ing treatise upon this subject to prov
ing that the purer the German race
that is to say, the stronger the German
ism &c. g, Teutonism), of a country
the more it reveals in its physical char
acter an extraordinary propensity to
self obstruction On the other hand,
the Slavic peoples seem TO him to be
relatively immune These conclusions
he draws from detailed comparison of
the distribution of suicide in the vari-
Gus countries of western Europe. and it
must be confessed that he has col
lected data for "A very plausible case.
There can be no doubt that in Germany
the phenomenon eliminates in fire.
uuency for all Europe and that it
tends to disappear in almost direct pro-
portion to the attenuation Of the Teutonic
racial characteristics elsewhere. -Popu-
lar Science Monthly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-18
PETER THE GREATS MEMORY.
uow the Great Car Is Worshipped in the
Empire That He Built Up.

Peter has become almost Il cult IN kusr
sja Go TO his Cottag" on the banks OF
the Npya on Russian holiday. ana you
will have to fall in queue ana squeeze
vnur way into his little rooms. ostcnslolN
10 kiss a holy picture. but TINS hoiE PIE
tire is mixed up in the RUSSIANS mind
with Peter the Great. The Moulik looks
around on the little home Peter bul!t loi
himself on the Neya marshes as II ne
looked on the relics OF saint. Peter was
essentially a man OF actioh-an artlsar 9l
genius. as his handiWork and the tools
Sa used prove: yet born commander
ractIpss ruthless When near the site OF
his future St Petersburg he saw tree
sGarred with i mark high above the
oround. and he asked of the peasants
near
.'What is that ...e
'"The height to which the waters rose
in 1850 replied peasant.
You lie" cried Peter. He cut the tree
down He was not to be deferred by the
fact that fools had swept over ms chos-
on site and his masterfuineSs Is TO-DAY
felt bv the Russians until they nave
nearly ma lie "A god Of him. 1T IS lmpoS-
sihle now to see the exterior OF Peter $
cottage on the Neva's banks. for stone
house was built by Catharine IL. over IL
as a shell to preserve TINS Wooden coy!
taee. and so the outward appearance Is
conc. Inside this stone building you see
the wooden building, but this has very
foolishIy lately been painted to initiate
bricks; but inside you can see IN one
room the type OF place Peter lived and
worked in. Here in this one little room
there are but two in the cottage-are the
oak furniture old leather chairs. little
Cool1jng service some of the sails of his
boat and the worn little wooden bench
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Died.
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND.
South Bridgton-May s. Mark NJ. Wig
gin, aged 60 years.
Naples-May 8, Robert McLane. aged
"A years.
Brdgton-May -, Beatrice Mildred
Hoyt, aged months.
Worcester. Mass.-May g. Eliza Jane,
wife Of Harry l.. Lewis, aged "a years.
Parliamentary IL. John c., Oldest son of
Clarence j. and Adelia B. McGowen.
Standish-May II, Addie NJ. Dow, aged
30 years. months Z days.
Brunswick-May 5. Miss Abby NJ,
daughter of Mrs. Emelne NJ. Bruce. for
merly of Pennington aged % years
ANDROSCOGGIN.
Lewston-May l. Mary G. Needham,
Aubura-May s, Edwin l. Folsom, aged
20 years.
HANCOCK.
Brooklin-May s. Mrs. Emma X. Nut
ter, aged 80 years, months q DAYS;
Capt. MILFORD Freethy, aged - years.
Salisbury Cove-May g. Charles W.
WaSgatt of North Ellsworth, aged 60
years, months.
Stonngton-May O. Edmund @. Coombs.
aged s years.
FRANKLIN.
Eustis-May ). Alice, wife of Myles
Wyman aged % years.
Rangeley-May 6. Mrs. Happy Quimby.
aged 50 years, II months.
KNOX.
Warrcn-May 10 Judson McCalum;
May s, Charles ID. Bowey, aged SO
years.
Rockland-May s. Zenas Q. Bragg. Il
native of Vassalboro, aged 80 years, 3
Tenants Harbor. St. Gcorge-May 6.
Sarah f. Wall, aged 45 years, 10 months,
days.
Rockport-May s. the wife of Fred b.
Camden-May 10, George b. Prince
aged So years,
KENNEBEC.
Monmouth-May J. Mrs Nettie Kim
ball Wood.
China-May G, Rev. Moses Newbert
aged "a years.
Augusta May ), Mrs. Sarah C., wife of
Gustavus Hayes aged "A years.
Togus National Home. Augusta-May
10, Cyrus b. Nichols, aged IS years.
Litchtield-May Il, Thomas Holmes.
aged about - years
Waterville-Ma 10, Mrs. Jane Brown,
aged 81 years
Wal loboro-May 3. Harry. son of Jus
tin Welt. aged 10 months.
Boothbay-May 6. Lettie NJ. daughter
Of George Gray. aged years: May .. Eu-
nice; daughter of Alden and Abbie Reed,
aged months and days.
Boothbay Harbor-May 5, Mr.. Charles
Brewer, aged 50 years.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor May .. Mrs. Catherine Collins.
aged g years George w. Getchell, aged
y years.
North Bangor-May 8. Mrs. Sarah A.
Bond, aged 16 years.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-May II. infant daughter of Frank
A. and Harriet A. Barker, aged lay.
SOMERSET.
kowhegan-May 10. Mrs. Sarah S. wife
of Augustine II. Wyman. aged ), years.
WASHINGTON
Eastport-May To- \. b. Mutt. aged -
years; May >. Mrs. Sophia j. Shead. dgci
" years. Q months. u days
Dennysville-May 6, Samuel Lewis,
aged 81 years.
Pembroke-May s, James McF'aul, aged
81 years, l month II days.
YORK.
York-May !, Mrs. Olive widow Of the
late Granville Bridges. aged s. years.
Saco-May &. Mrs. Samuel Garland.
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Born.

FRANKLIN.
East Dixfied-May T. to the wife of
Mr.. Fred Cox. a son.
Farmington-May 8. to the wife of Mr..
F. A. Luce, Il son.
HANCOCK.
Lamoine-May 10. to the wife of Mr..
John Linscott. son.
Bluehill-May 6. to the wife OF Mr.. Rol-
Inns Y. Cray. a son.
Bucksport-May ., to the wife of Mr..
Harry Carley. a son.
KENNEBEC.
Hallowell-Aprl %, to the wife of w
E. Overlook. a son. (Elwood Lofen)
Rockport-May II. to the wife of Mr.
William Demmons a daughter.
LINCOLN.
WaldOboro-May 6. to the wife of Mr.
G.. o. Waltz. a daughter; May . to the
wife of Mr.. Lester NJ Shuman son; tt
the wife of Mr. Noah Leavitt, son.
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-May j. to the wife Of An
drew Clark. a son; May 8. to the wife o.
Lorenzo Lee. a daughter; May s, to the
wife of Harry Blackwood a daughter.
YORK.
York-May Q. to the wife of Mr.. Terry
Crowley. twins-girl ana BOY.
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The Battle Song Of the Iowa.

Air. Marching Through Georgia"
GEAR the decks for action. boys; we're
brave and strong and true!
Rouse again the loyal fire that burned in
Strike a blow of vengeance for orr MIR.
dered boys in blue
While we are fighting for Cuba.
Hurrah. Hurrah. Three times and once
again,
Hurrah. Hurrah. The boasted power of
Spain
Shall crumble meath our hattie cr,, .Do
not forget the Maine"
While we are fighting for Cuba.
HAN to stanch Iowa, boys, and hail to
Fighting Bob:
All our gums are ready. and our engines
beat and throb,
"aitlns Tor an order to destroy that
spanish mob.
While we are fighting for Cuba.
Take your lanyards in your hands. the
Spaniard is in sight;
Like our gallant captain we are smelling
for fight;
For our cause is mighty and we know
that we are right.
While we are lighting for Cuba.
speed FAR across the deep with loud and
lusty yell;
Promise what our captain did. as we
nave heard EN- tell:
spanish III a month will be tne ..narlay-
VOC of hell.
lille we are fighting for Cuba.
flrm as rock our nerves, my lads. as YOU
are taking aim:
ihey are only Spaniards. but the shots
are worth the game:
Every ones a mark lpon our co,n+r,.s
roll of fame.
While we are fighting for Cuba.
Ihrlll with every ORDER, lads. ana follow
where you're led:
Don't forget the other days when Yam
KEGS fought and bled:
sing the song of freedom and avengc our
noble dead.
While we are fighting for cuba.
New York Herald