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and advice at this critical stage Of her exist
ence.
Young girls suffer a vast amount of un-
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and confidential instruction about their own
physical selves.
The special weaknesses and diseases in
cident to woman's organic development are
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DR.. r. v. Pierce chief consulting physician
to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of Buffalo, N. Y.
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one authorized preparation which may be
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Mothers and daughters may consult Dr.
Pierce by letter without charge and IN the
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be answered not by any mere nurse, but by
an educated skilled physician. DR.. Pierce s
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Miss Edith Cain. of Clinton, Allegheny Co.
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The Journey oi wOmauhood.

When a young girl
develops the first evil
dences of woInanhood, il
is as if she were starting
alone upon a strange
journey beset with rough
and dangerous places. A
wise and loving mother
will not allow any false
delicacy to prevent her
from giving her daughter
the plainest information
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HERIFF'S SAL E.-Bv virtue of q
- wit OF 4. Ia to me directed. issued OUT oi
the Court OF Chancery of the state Of New Jersey
viii be exposed to sale at public veRdue, on MON
DAY IHE 25th DAY OF APRIL, 1898. between
the hours OF l2 and 5 O'Clock, tat o'ciockl in
the afternoon OF said day, at the Conrt House at
Freehold in the township of Freehold. county ot
Monmouth. New Jersey. All that certain lot. tract
or parcel OF land aud premises, situate lying and
being in the Township OF Middletown, county OF
Mon mouth. and state of New Jersey. and being
more particularly num oered. deslgnated ana dis
tinguishsd as lot No. l9, on map Of the Sears es-
tate. Portland Heights, east OF and adjoining Al
lantic Highlands, scale SO teet per inch, surveyed
and mapped by Wm. l.. Sneden, G. T. hea BANK
N J Dec. 1872 plan and lines established by $.
N Sears the said iot being by reference TO the
said map more particularly described as follows
TO wit .-B Beginning at point in the soatheriy
lin Portland road at its Intersection with the
westerly line OF Sears landing road and from
thence running "a south eighty.seFen de-
erees zine minutes east in The southerly line of
said Portland road one hundred and IS feet
to a stake. thence t2} north ifty-four degrees and
twenty-tgo minutes west fifteen feat TO the
point where the zoutherly line Of said Portland
road iatersects tie easterly l1ne o. 70 ieet wids
driveway: thence tSl soUtherly in the eastsrly
line OF said driveway eighty seven and nve-tenths
feet to the northerlS line OF Plot Number 70.
Themes 41 easterly IL the nosthe1ly line O. sac
lot Nan,ber 20, one hundred and 1crts-elght
feet aud fvs-tentbs to the westerly iine o. said
Sears landing road: thence ~ north thirty-three
degrees and thirty-one minutes east, seventy-toor
feet TO stake in the westerly line Of SAID Sears
landing read. Thence t6l north seyenty-eight de-
srees and enc minute east, seyenty-one and ave-
tenth feet 10 stake in the now northerly line Of
said Sears landinglroad ana thence ~ north forty
seven degrees and one minute east, seven feet
10 the point or place Of beginning, and being or
intended to be all OF said lot Number 10 on alcre
said map
seized IS the property Of Stephen v Sears ct
nx et al taken in execution AZ the suit Of The
New Jersey Building Loan and Investment Com
pany, and to be sold by
HOUSTON FIELDS. Sheriff.
BAKroY H. HUTcElNscA4 SOl'r.
Dated March u, 1928. ta.bu-t
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S25 TO $50 PER WEEK

can be- ma hy Agents taking orders for ss'Ehe
Earth Girdled.,s by Kev. II. Dewitt
FaIrnage Rare radiant aud charming. Hnn-
dreds OF new pnotos ~-fauds sceues, people ard
places The Worlds Wonders soon asd de-
scrib.d by the greatest living preacher and era-
tor over sou massive quarto pages. Agents
reaniug 4 PAID en harvest 81 orders. 0ne reports
so sales in eight hoars. Liberal terms No exper
ieuca needed Write orsgency, qnck
Peoples, 394I MARKET ST., Phiiadelp'a
jnli5-ts
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TN CHANCERY OF NEW IERsFy

| N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Il To h Elizabeth Lucas and William Lucas
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court of Chsncery OF
New Jersey, made on the day VI the date bsreof
IN cause wherein The Girard fire and Marine
Insurance Company OF Philadelphia is the com
plaanant ana you and others are defendants you
are required 10 appear, and plead demur or an
swer to the complainant's bin on or before the
Eleventh day OF April next, or the ssid Dill viii
be taken as confessed against you
The said bill IS hieo TO foreelose mortgage
given by William Ii. Ga,zmer 10 the said com
plainant, dated September IL, A. d. 1853 OH
lands situate a. Sea Girt in Monmouth County in
the State OF New Jersey, and you the said NJ Z
Elizabeth Lucas are made defendant because you
OWL said land and you, the said William Lucas
are made defendant, because you have fled in the
office OF Ulerk Of said County Of Monmouth =
notice OF Lis PeDdeDe, affecting the same
CHARLES EVAN MERRITT
Soisr of Complainant.
P. o. Address Mount Holly, New Jersey.
Dated February 10. A. b. 1895 $40.
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N RULE TO BAR CREDITORs
marlT10t
TxEcUToRs SAFE on varr-

H,AECO AOh . SALE OF FALU-
- ABLE ASBUHY PARK REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF az order Of the Orphans Court ot
the County OF Monmouth, in the state al New
Jersey, bearing date the FOURTH nav or No.
FEMBhh ID the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninett seven in the raattar n
the Estate OF Priscilla Prettymsn. deceased. the
undersigned, the Acting Executor OF said estafs
VIII sell At Pubic vepdue FRIDAY, APRIL srH.
IN the afternoon OF said day to-wit az the hour Of
two O'CLOCK upon the lands and premises herein-
alter particularly described, in the CITY of A
Dnry Fark' - the County of Monmouth and in
the state oi New jersey all that certain lot tract
or parcel Of land and premises hereinafter par
tlcniafly described lying and being in the Town,
snip cf Neptune, In the County OF Monmouth and
as follows: W
Beginning at point in the southerly line Of
sunset avenue, at West North Asburv psrk dis
la Iant one hundred ieet easteriy from the south
east corner OF Comstock street and snpset
avenue; thence easterly along the southsrly line
OF sunset avenue fifty feet: thence sontherlv a.
rlRnt spgles with sunset avenue one hundred
set avenue hfty feet. thence aorfher1v again ~
right anglrs With sunset avenue one hnpdred
and forty feet 70 the southerly line OF Sunset
avenue and place Of beginning
Being the same premises a. James Bradlav
ana Heleu d &. his wife, by deed bearing date the
twenty seventh day Of October in the wear OF Our
LORD one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six
and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of Non
mouth Cosnty 10 Book Nc. $50 of Deeds at page
4 800, &c, granted and conveyed unto the said
Priscilla Prettgman i'll fee. and together with all
ana singular the heredit&ments aud appurten-
auces to the same belonging or in anywfse zp-
pertaining.
Conditions made known at time of sale.
10 be sold in the presence and under the
direction OF
EDWARD PURDY,
Acting Executor of the
Estate OF Priscilla Prettyman, deceased .
hEsRY !. BuDD, JR Proctor
dated February l6.
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again All these materials are exceed
ingly sheer and show very plainly the
color worn beneath. Lightweight face
cloths are shown to great extent, but
they so closely resemble the cloths Of
the winter that their popularity is not
likely to be long-lived. Plaids and
plaided effects in plain colorings plom-
Use to be considerably worn. Gray
tan and buttercup yellow will be the
correct -colors.
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prs, and the Winterton, the Kingston.
the Paddock and the Newmarket, are
to be the leading shades of the season.
Japanese rustic straw is made up into
high crowns, both for ladies' and gem
tlemen's hats, some of which, under
the name of Robin Hood, recall the
headgear of that historical parsonage.
Cloven crowns have not gone out, but
the sunk crowns which look as if they
had been pressed in by a saucer are
newer. For the moment white and
brown railway straws have been or
dered by the retail houses for the early
season, as well as speckled and self
colored ones. For girls soft satin and
silk Tam O'Shanter crowns are let in
to chip and straw brims, by all or
which we may see that Dame Fashion
is not likely to be monotonous in 1898.
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nor TIVE ~ HAyANA.
ImncO's order Re inriinp RecDncrn-
fri.tns Hns LINN. Effect.

BImncO's order Re fnrJiDR RecDDcrn-
frrdns Has Little Effect.
Havana. via Key West April Tho week
just closed has not lacked IN events All
realize that big game Ia being played in
larger theater, Madrid and Washington.
AS to General Blanco's order regarding re-
concentrates, the papers praise II, though
In small pcrfunctory fashion So far
can ic learned, not n single reconccntrado
has left the shelter OF the city or town for
the country, nor IS any liNry 10 do 80 so
/ long as 1t Is possible that they viii fail an
easy piey to Spanish gueiilllas or Cuban
insurgents.
There are discussions in the autonomist
cabinet. and rumors are rife that Sonors DOLE,
Gown and Montero. respectively minister OF
posts and tclegraphs. minister OF tho Interior
and minister OF finance, have resigned. These
rumors are not confirmed.
On Thursday night a story was bruitcd
about, first quietiy then openly that wal had
been declared. The result was that great
persuasion had to be used BY men OF good
Judgment 70 prevent u demonstration, the
results of which would be hard to foreScc, In
10 that night the correspondents had really
nothing TO complain of in the treatment they
received at the haits OF tue Havana people.
They kept away from acme parts Of the city
al night and II they found It necessary TO go
TO the docks they rode thither. Police pre-
cautions were at once doubled. while friends
OF tho Americans advised them TO stay around
the. centred and best guarded parts OF the
city. and particularly at night Threats OF
violence In the event OF war being declared
between the United States and Spain are stili
i1nt Int he sia ~s.,e~
Thursday night, to have resumed their out,
ward courteous manner ut least
The departure OF the cruisers yizcaya and
oquedo from the barbor yesterday was the
signal for almost az much enthusiasm as was
their arrival, Large crowds gathered on the
docks and along the shores and fheered them
selves hOarse as the ycsBels steamed slowly
70 sen. where they eonrsc was to the east
ward.
The lower clauses hero ti,iuf thar the ves.
sells. which they think invuILerable, nave
gone "a Key West 10 destroy tst Lnf,s1
slstos fleet IL war lie detarec. Tie int.iii-
gent here bsjieye that the big cruisers ara
pfilis vent 70 Porto KIco TO inec. and II neces-
sary protect and furnish srrpiies TO the tor
neio kotIlia now AZ Cape Verde islands
United States consuI uenerai Lee main,ains
,tn chcerfuin.ts through ~ ne RUNE n
ai,d e.cteinesf. he IL constantly watched. iii
slcptannte viii Ityerilment ordefs. but goes
lis way ar II he were IN Richmond ueriiiJng
70 i,guIa as serious the nutnerous and eo,-
sfphiiy ~ urriug threats against his lie. lie
u prn,c0 OF cotirke, and srtnefipps saws he
has rot fffaotten the irasons Of his youth ~
id-tol Iilciiey. lie 70 a yssy tusy man duiipy
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offrc hours, much restqrti b. p9oplo making
rtlc.Tf o, requests. lie believes, as does
c'cry ono else here. tha, The riga quarantine
nude by Florida against Hnynna could TO
modified, espcclall" rs no cases oi yeiioT
nNir hiINe been reported
Tho steamer Mascottc from Key West mr.
fiycd here this morning without n single pas.
songer except cubans or SpaniHrds, She left
for the north with mmunos only Tho
Ward line steamer Lampasas due to snll this
morning, had sold out every berth.
News was received AZ the police station late
yesterday that the SpatlEh dotiila had mr.
rived al the Island OF Martinique, where the
Spanish are busy mounting rapid fre giins.
II is fully believed that United States
squadron of three VESSELS was of ,he north
coast yesterday morning. The government
caring msrtpl law throughout the Island
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T. L. Davis. one Of the rriurpais Ia
beth men will be buried this afternoon at
= o'clock in different cemeteries.
Spanish steamer chartered TO load
with cotton has Just arrived at Galveston.
Bicycllst w,nt to Gladewater. claiming
to have hccn beaten and robbed of $500
by companion
General Mabry Is at work on his
project of turning the infantry volunteer
guard OF Texas into naval reserve; he
believes there will be war.
CITIZENS OF Wharton are very much
stirred over the question of ineorpora-
ton,
q A Avery distinguished Catholic prclste Is
on a visit TO Austin.
Fifty-one men were enlisted at the
naval rendezvous at Galveston, which has
been closed st
W. r. Henson was sentenced to hang
at Richmond. May g.
+ Confederate veterans Of beaumont ex-
pressed their patriotism and loyalty to
the United States,
beaumont Light Guard Is preparing for
probable business.
! Fircs-rhree incendiary hlascs lat Sher-4
man; sawmtll ut Keno; Harry Tracy's
home and three big boarding houses ut
Dallas. !.
New 7. p. A. post has bcen organized
at Bronham.
Christian Endenyorcrs arc preparing for
their annual convention at Dallas,
U, C. V. orders from General Gordon
give lists of the history committee aud OF
new camps.
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rExAs POLITICS.

+, G. sentcr writes a long letter In an
swor to Mir, Foster concerning the silver
records of Crane and Saycrs.
Hon. q. Il. Burgess 81 Gonzales may
make the race for congress in the rcnth
district
Stated positively that both MIR. burgess
and Mr.. Lane stand spnarciy on the Chi
cago platform. are both democrats. aud
good ones, too.
A pop ticket has been nominated in 81
lis county.
Mr.. Witt of Bell county Will announce
for superintendent of public education
Vote IN the Tarrsnt county primaries
nearly cuualcd the total registration,
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,rnn SITUATION sr,NNnn ~.


Congressman Hawiey has wired 10 CAL
weston that war will be declared not later
than Morday; that congress is fully ne,
termircd
The Belknan Rifles or San Antuuic wl,t
meet this morning raise the strrnsti Of
the company to 100 and volunteer Tor a
war with Spain.
With the fact staring him In the l,ct,
that congress has notified him that II viii
act Monday, Mr. Mckinley wrings his
hands In inpo,cnt misery. knowing not
what to do; turning from policy to policy
fearing TO fight, yet afraid OF pence. lie
is said TO be a sick man, oyerpowered by &
his burden
The SUM- special says that war or peace
really depends on Spain; that an answer
viii be forced from her BY the next moyc.5
It Is said that yr. roftor, the rrcsi-
dents private secretary, has written a.
letter to the Hartford ccurant which wni
cost him bis place; 1t appeals to business
men to support tho presidents policy,
The spanish notilla has not arrived at
Porto Rico, but is at the Cape de Verde
Islands. OF the coast Of Africa. the
coming OF the feet is regarded with great
,,nnr,bon.ton ~, ,,nt,a,, x.,.,a ;,,,,, :,
fr,ays ,ybo he,layss,, /, ~ ~ ,,r, :,
nisaon, u a,,art 4, n,,,t,, /, aa,,,a IN
easily destroyed.
Spanish troops hutchered thousands Of
,a,,,nn 49,, ,,i,u,na, /, .s,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,
rebellion in one Of the Philippine Islands,
The members of congress are now dis
cussinp IN, probable duration of the war.
30 ,os, o,, ,ay 5ouh, The ,ssuo unless
snaip backs down.
The only thing definitely determined
,onrnrntn. tho nresi5cnt.s mcsso.,e to
congress is that no viii ask for further
,imc
Canaan siesbco will he riyen command
of n nrs,-cIass ba,tloship as soon as prao-
,,,ol,,e
snajn irving TO rroye thu, tho Maine
,,ss h,o,n ,n hv ,,,h,ns INT Inns ma
ripof Of the fact.
Arcbhishon roland has 4e.n requested
Inv R,nn 70 ,nrea, for snaiu
con,n,.,arr prounso, noco,iatinp for
,ho n,r.haso :, ,,o rector f,o,, Yorocro
also two tornodo boats nnd Two dcstroycrs.
ROYAL family alarmed and arc preparing
for nipht should thcrc bc cariist-
wny,or ,,nr,st,, IN Madrid
No dinlomatic messages have passed nc
,roar ri co,nt,.v and spain since Thurs
day and hath royprnments regard the Is
sue ss be,nr made nm. While RECOGNITION
of cuban indcncnsence would moi be- a
casns hon; !, would ras,,, IN sovo..
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Local.

Tomorrow's clection-The friends OF
Captain Jack Kennedy. candidate for
street commissioner are aroused in his
interest
Death OF Gus Evaps, an old and well
known citizen of harris cornty.
Key $ NJ. Martin, The evangelist, corr
,Inucs to draw large congregations to tao
Ckriftan obufch.
The local lodge Of iIlks has an iustpila-
ton of officers
Progress being made for the proposed
celebration san Jacinto week,
The ASPHALT pavement ON Caroline strss'
v III be completed within thirty DAVIS
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NECESSITIES OF WAR.
I cooking to the Reorganization of the Army and
the Raising of the Cash.

Apl Colorado Ekns of West V
of wisconsin Hull
interview WIN fTe'aeht
~ ORGANIZATION
the bill should be enacted INTO Ia" al tue
MI nun sad Inc
Monday ana ha re-" hpl'a
when mat Dill IS aea
on.
Significance the early date Aeu u" "
.o,,,ese PROVIDES or tne aop
lion bird times
80 Of he
president during the forenoon ana were ~
him discuss IT, but
related the National hnsncs
mr. r footing INVOLVING hs nos
VIII expenditure appopa-
of the question may hgnfe " e cN' ~ ~
presidents
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FOREIGN.

President Diaz Of Mexico has denounced
the extradition treaty with the United
States. He says the silver standard has
been beneficial 10 Mexico.
Zolas cases all quashed. Clemcncenu
shows up General Bil,ot in his efforts TO
bulldozc the court
Rebel meeting in Manila surprised, tho
participants captured and subsequently
shot.
General Morales and fvc Of his stan
reported to have been killed In Guate-
mala.
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HE WILL ASK YET MORE TIME.
That Is the Only Thing Definitely Known About
MckinIey's Message.


he makea
OF his
o
puts ali responsibility republican
will pehars'
The prevailing belief VIII There
the
by Than recognition cubpn
president but understood he told president would impossible
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THE SPECIAL FEATURES.

Pagt.
l. Colored cover.
2. Views OF buildings In Houston.
{. Views OF buildings in Houston,
4. What deep water mtans Tor Hous1
tom A drawing
is. yellow Fever Germ . Or. l;ieh-s
discovery OF the Gauss OF tho disease
10. Two Presidents IN Retiremcn, !,
+ What BENJAMIN Harrison ntd e,,rnvsr
Cievelaui a,c doin,.. es
70 Editorial matter ail MISCELLANY
90. THE Posts Letter Box Snn az
Henry Clay. '.s0atn and thc snnn.
ish ',Asti oloev for knrn :.
"a. In the World of Sport.',,
81. Love anil uvni,ntt.n,.., $50, -,
~. our Boys and Girls Il page az
talks To and letters from the young
folks.
". Recruits for uncle SAM Some of
the men who want to enlist n
~. Texas Coast Country. Harris Coun-
~ and Houston "a true and graphic
description of the gulf region: story
Of Houston aud its remarkable prog
ress; what has been done In Harris
county.
80. Murder OF Mrs, Sherman and Cap
tnfe OF Cynthia Ann Parker" An
event in Texas history graphically
described.
81. South Texas Towns as Seen by
Their Mayors" a brief summary OF
the growth of twenty-eight Texas
towns wrftton for The Posts readers
by prominent mayors,
~ Towns in the Coast Country De-
So scrihcd by Tho Posts Correspond
q cnts. Sevcnty-fye growing towns
are represented
81.
sc. Special articles upon and ADVERTISE
3d. ments Of thriving towns in Texas
IS. and Louisiana.
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soMsinu,tAh,.

Spot cotton markets UNCHANGED. with
prices In Liverpool in favor of buyers.
Liverpool cotton futures ila-si down.
up in New Orleans and TO . points mp In
New York.
Coffee. meats and sugar all advanced
Wheat IN ltac corn 7sGisc' oats. ~
hc and provisions 7ismi2isc.
Stocks show an advance FOR tho day and
are higher than week ago. in spite of
the political excitement
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Galveston. Texas. April e.-L, l. Eos
ter. manager Of Savers canp,ign, let
to-day at noon for yelss 0. whsre he VII
spend Sunday al homo. Mr. Foster says his
situation Is most encouraging fos the Sue
cess OF hts candidate He considers fts
rrospects for Savers nomination 10 ~
brighter than they have bees a any other
time.
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RESTS ENTIRELY WITH SPAIN
Demands
she Must Either Comply with the Demands
Made Upon Her OF Fight

special ehn ifcSaoa IN
the demands OF iresiiht
o.,
hath nd apparently leaves nons
TO congress hre y
20 81 uo ~ accomplished
enrely
oy follow
Non, IDEAS asy by which can M
ne evacuation or Spanish army anu inc pnas
~, reason 70 DeheSs
Her rfpI 70 re- p.oS m
hppan ~ ns on ~ = ~
the highly any ~ ~
on inc
sp,,ps at Az for y SIMPLY s Nns. n
Of s,an Whether VIII 40 ~a ~ ~
ernme says done
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RAILROAD.

Lore Star line win suspend operations
until the var scare abatos
The Houston and Texas Central aud
Southern Pacific secure more EQUIPMENT
state Senator Kerr has an informal tala
with the Santa Fe officials about an CA
tension of the road
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JAPAN wnATny.

i8rIicycs TINT Great iiritnin Has
Ptn,ed Agnin,t Her IN chinn.
Yokohama, April 2.--The Japanesc news
raIors think that the british nayal dis
play lis not directed against Russii, but is
intended TO ooeree China into maAing ton-
cessions TO Great Britain The boiler IL ex-
pressed that Japan ~ 10 be left in soa,ion.
for which state OF affairs Great Britain Is
blamed and there i5 conseauently q grow
ing feeling OF resentment against thlt
country. The newspapers generally urge
the retention OF JapsntRe troops VI Wei
Hal Wei after the war indemnity shall
have been paid BY China.
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Cuba.

In the event Of war the Cuhans will re-
turn to the island and take ur arms.
Germany intends collecting money for
damage done to her subjects by the Gu
ban Insurgents and has called Spain down
hard.
Spanish officials in Cuba preparing to
let 20. and talking up scheme of yiold-
ing control by means OF an indemnity