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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

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Crasoent nnmher nj feet unknown
Chico nnmbc, of feet nnknown
Central pumher nj feet unknown
c,srio, uumher nj foot nnknovn
Curiosity. o6t % feet
ccsntr. f.os,a osso.a fact
Counting House. o66 ~ feet
Chelis. 400 feet
chelis 100 feet on each side
Chelis lst Ex,enslon No,th sna sonth. 200
foot
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49, ~,
100 -.
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c,ssa,a., ,oa g.,
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c,.. zoo ~,
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o,n-', s 20
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no,o,,., ~, A., ,ce :, . ,oo.
,.,,.,,.a ~ i, occ I, a 49,.
49,, 100 600,
~ 100 -.
Fcho. 500 feet
Echo 100 feet on each side
Echo. southerly Extension. 900 festr
Echo lst Northerly Extension 200 feet
Empire 400 feet
Era. 400 feet
Fairview, 100 feet.
Fairy. 4Oo fact
Gentle Anna, North ledee entire.
Gentle Anna, South ledge 600 feet
Grand signet, 1Ol6 % feer.
Grand Signet (relocation), $50 feet
Golden Prize. number of feet unkuowpi
Golden Prize, LIST Northern Extension. 20) feet.
Golden Palace, 600 feet.
Golden Palace, LIST southerly and Northerly
Extensions, 100 feet
Golden Palace. 2nd Extension number of
feet unknown
Golden Palace No. ., 400 feet.
Golden Palace No ,, LIST southerly Extension,
200 feet
Golden Belt, number OF feet unknown,
Great Western, number OF feet unknown.
Great Eastern, numoer of feet unknown
Golden Crown, number OF feet unknown
Golden Crown, 100 feet on each side
Golden Crown (recorded March oi. 1861 nun.
Der OF feet unknown.
co,don choof ,,r,hor =, ,,o, ,
Goldep Jiybt numbar of o,,rr,,no..
Golden Chief. OFF 2 feet
C,eeu Seal 400 foot
Great Seal 400 feet
Golden EsoIc 400 foot
co,do, no., tco too,
Grant, 400 feet
Grant, 100 feet on each side
Golden Reaper. 400 feet
Golden Slipper 400 feet
Golden Pearl, 400 feet
Golden Harvest, 400 feet
Golden Heart, 400 feet.
Golden Heart No. Q, 400 feet
Golden Heart No. 81, 100 feet
Golden Chain, 600 feet.
Golden Cross, coo feet
Game Cock, 400 feet.
Game Cock, 1C0 feet on each side.
Game Cock, LIST Southcrly and Nortbe,lv Ey.
tensions, 200 feet
Goldsmith, 400 feet.
Golden Spring 400 feet
Garibaldi 100 feet
Garlbaldi trelocation OIL, 400 feet.
Golden Carrier. 400 feet
Golden Rule, 400 feet
Golden Rule, ist Northerly and soutberlv Fly.
tensions, 200 feet.
Gigantic, GOO feet
Gorgona number of feet unknow,
Highlander, 500 feet
Hawk Eve. number of foot urt,o,
Hughes LIST North and sonth Ex,a,.,o,. ,oo
feet.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03
Melville. 400 ieet.


feet.
Mountain, 400 feet.
Marquadillo. 100 feet
Marquadilio, LIST Northern Extension, eOl fat
Mirage, 600 feet
Mountain Queen, 400 feet
Mountain Queen, LIST Northern and soutLa,
200 feet.
Moss, (Southerly EXtcnsion), 500 feet
Morning Star number OF feet unknown
New York, LIST Northern Extension, 200 feet
Neptune, number OF f.ef unknown
NonpaIie, 1865 % feet.
Northerly Rhode Island, POO feet.
Northern, 400 feet.
North, 400 feet.
Orient, 400 feet
Orange, 400 feet.
Old Man, 600 feet.
Oasis, 400 feet.
Oasis, 100 feet on each side.
Oasis, list Northern and Southern Extensions.
200 feet
Oleandcr, 400 feet
Old Hundred, GOO feet.
Pioneer, 800 feet
Peacemaker, 800 feet.
Potomac, 1000 feet
Pine Wood, 2G6 % feet.
Pine Tree, 400 feet
Pearl, 400 feet.
Premier, 400 feet.
Pennsylvania, 400 feet.
Peerless, 400 feet.
Pocket Com fort, 400 feet.
Peoples, 600 feet.
Rhode Island, entire.
Red Light, 800 feet
Ravlne, 800 feet.
Rosecrans, 1000 feet.
Ranger, number OF feet unknown.
Revenue, number of feet unknown.
Raymond, 266 % feet.
Rodes, 2G6 2-3 feet.
ROnds. 2G6 2-3 feet
Raymond & Martin. 266 % feet.
Red Seal, 400 feet.
Royal, 400 feet.
Rail Splitter, 400 feet
Red Mountain, 800 feet.
Red Mountain, 100 feet on each side.
Real Stuff 400 feet.
Rover. 400 feet.
Rover, ist Northern Extension and Southern
Extension, 200 feet.
Revenge, 400 feet.
Summit 800 feet
SIERRA SUI rect
SURPRISE SUI 1eet.
sandwich, ~" ieet,
scarce, ooo ieet'
sapoath' 81" ieet
Sabpath' NUMBER OF ieet unknown
snow Cap 70" ~ ieet'
ooiiuau' 100 =" ieet.
solidad No. 2, 266 2-3 feet.
sedgwicK' 2oo 20 1eet'
Shy. 266 % feet
snhshine' 4~ ieet
SOUTH aoo ieet.
Shieids' soV ieet
Snnparnt 4oo icet
snow 4oo leet
storm, 4oo leet
ois'er' wv lee''
survey o." ieet
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

The following described real estate; Inc
southeast quarter of southeast quarter, section
eight township two south, range thirtyeishs
cast and northwest quarter OF northeast quai'
ter, section seventeen, township two sou'n'
range thirty-eight east. Mount Diablo base anu
meridian, containing eighty (so) acres Of land
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

post south seventy (70) degrees west one
hundred and ten Gl6) feet to post marked
"No. ,, L $. Survey Ne. II :" thsnee north
twenty (.ol degrees west ,even hundred
.t101 feet to a post marked NO. 3, l. ).
survey No. 5i:d thence north seventy t7D
deg,ees east one hundred and ten oil le-i
to a post markt d No /, =. Survey No. 81 =
thence south taenty (lo1 degrees east sesen
hundred q % feet To tue place oil b GIN
ing. Containing one % acre and seventy.
six hundic iths ts6 100 of an acre OF land
inore or less, and embracing seven hun
bred (1.u) linear feet OF the Aston Lode, t.
wit: three hundred 6 % feet nortbcrly and
four hundred q } feet linear sonthe y
from location notice on said lode.
Also.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-03

Beginning at a post on the northerly side
of Quartz Hill Fiat marked mo. /, L. :.
Survey No. 81, from which Prominent Peak
No. l, on the summit OF Vanderbilt HILL
bears south four az degrees rhirly-fve 1851
minutes east at the distance of three thou
sand aud fifteen t30l5, feet, and the mouth
oil the incline on this claim bears north
twenty seven t2) degrees fifteen Q5) min
ntes west at the distance OF four hundred
and fourteen (il4) feet; thence from said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

distinction In the scrvice He was
given ths victoria cruss Tor railant con-
duct in che zulu war ln We. when Dc
rlved several lives during d retreat ih
which the british were holly purHued by
tho enemy.
OF his career the following particulars
are further given. General nulier
seryod In the china war u 1850 and DO
tho Canadian Rcd River expedition OF
$50. Do Che Egyptian war of issl he
was M charrc ~ the lutelilgcne. do
partmant and rendered service ln sov-
o-si battles. Cor which be- wna decorat-
ci. Hc wac second in command of the
soudan expedition ofisst and was made
ID mai8r.rsncfal for distinguished sorv-
.eas in iho asid at ~ Teb and Tamai.
tia ln not very popular in the army
because Of bio severe discipline. and
h'a policy ia e8ii 10 be- Co always ac-
compIlsh bic purpose. regardless OF the
cost u o. expected that when DE-
reaches the 'front.' severe puniahmont
win bo inflicted upon the Doors no
matter how many lives will Boz s'cri-
ncsd ON both slics Much confidence
81 placed in hia ability 10 bring tho
campaign Co n successful termination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
THE rnANsvAAL WAR.


Definite news of the situation In Natal
h somewhat slow 90 arrive. considering
that by the aid Of tho telegraph an tho
world hae been made ono great Wits
porinr gallery. but such reports az have
been permitted 20 reach the public. or
have done 20 without permission. are
not reassurlng. The Beers roem 20
be complete masters over the situation,
na Tar as their military opcutions cx-
iond VIII General white be- able to
hold bio position until achievements
nrrivc7 10 question causing much
anxiety At present
hut still more ominoua arc tho rcporio
of general Afrikander rising through
out south Africa. and the uncaslnosa
among the black population. Should tho
Cape Colony sympathlsou with tho
Beers organize against the british cen
crai Butler would possibly md Die prog
roaH northward exceedingly dlnlcult.
lie would be under tho necessity OF putt
ting down the rebellion there nrrt 4
general rising Of tho Afrlkandcrs would
mean a war Of considerable magnl-
tudc.
liut what has been more dreaded In
this conflict h. tho possible revolt OF
the colorcd tribes. Thesc greatly OUT
number the whites and az they ne n
rule have no grcat amcction FOR either
of the comhnthnta. chould thoy 20 on
the war path they would simply go out
20 KIN and destroy whatever they might
happen to md. There would be no
adequate protection for non-eom-
hatanta.
In civilized warfare. there IL at least
this consolation that the wounded who
are left on the field are taken care Of
aa coon ne possible. The ambulance
win come along and gather mp thJ
fallen ones aud no palms will be- spared
10 DO fot them. an tina, human alUll eau
uuFgcst. Il in different in waTo with
nnyagos. British soldiers In past COM
nlcts with Africans never nred tholi
last cartridges IN the battle. Thcy
saved IL Tor themselves. To- case thoy
ahoull be- wounded and lcft on IN,
Held. for they knew what awaited them
whom they fell into the hands of IN,
black enemy, ana they preferred death
by their own hands 10 the harharoua Tor
lures inflicted on tho oaptiyoH AND
there Is no reason TO believe that m,
methods Of The Zulus would be different
now from what they were IN ISIS.
There can hardly be- any doubt tina
Great Britain Ia able TO cope with IN
situation. even with the added compll
cations Of O general AfHkandor an,
black resurrection. provided nothing oc
ours To compel tn empire 90 Concentrate
her attention Ia other directions, hu
Il would certainly be- elgnincnnt hhoul,
the dying century leave aa q legacy {,
the noXt one 81 the most snnguln
ary wars Of recent history. ana tina
immediately after tho cry for universal
peace heard from one end Of the WORT,
TO another Wen might future historl
ans describe the Hague congress au
! fnrce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
THE FACTS IN the CASE.

Tho report OF casualties In action and
OF deaths In the regular aud volunteer
armies OF tho United States between
May 1. isas, ana June 90 1893. foots up a
grand total OF 1000 men. This IL a
large ngurc and as ct forth by some
newupapcrn, Ia very startling TO the
public
II IL necessary. however. TO look IT.
tlo more closely into tho details than
some Of our contemporaries have up-
pcafed TO do. This total IL not a death
list In the phillpplnoa." II IL the fun
number Of killed. wounded. and the
vlctlmr Of disease, In the entire army,
volunteer ana regular, wherever located
during that period.
The uufforeTs from Casualties IN action
were much fewer than those from dis
ease. The former number 8i5i Of whom
IS officers ana ass enlisted men we're
killed. aud i95 officers and 2.764 enlisted
men were wounded. The deaths from
disease were GCia. Of which 22l were
ofncers ana Ga9s enlisted men. The to-
tails OF casualties and deaths In the reg.
uiar army were ass ana the totals FOR
both In the volunteer body were 5,g2i
Tho deaths frum disease make a
LARGE total. They show that o forecast
made Just when the war broke out. by
prominent Mormon" In this city was
correct, although at the time It caused
much unfnvoraho comment uut those
fatalities must not be- charged up 90 the
conflict In the Philippines. Many of
them occurred at Camp AlT,r ana
other places whore volunteers were not
engaged In actual war Many others oc-
CURED IN cuba. Fever and dysontory
did their deadly work much more cni-
clonty than the weapons Of the enemy
We are not Inclined Just now 60 NOR
allie on this. or TO show how Inefficient
some Of the regulations ana suppiei
were al the time when tho country was
prcclpltnted into the war with spain
We simply call attention 10 the fact'
and figures, 20 that improper notion
respecting the sacrifice OF life In th'
Philippine or elsewhere may not b,
allowed to prevail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
PULPIT pErrIroaoINa.

A pettifogFlng attorney is SURF 10
bring upon himself the contempt N
respectable lawyers. and eventually %
he does not reform biz methods. De
sinks TO the lowest level oi tho profess
sion. a pottlfoFrng preacher "a o. much
more ropuisivo object Whom "a pfufcf-
sionai minister of the gospel adopts the
practices N the ierul tfickrter and pcr-
vcfta tho plain languaFe and meaning
Of the sacred scriptures, IN order 10
mako o point against an opposing creed
or bolster up fniiaoloua theory. he ar-
pears IN far worse iiFhi than the dis
tortcr Of law. and Will be- found some
time on quite AZ low q level
OF course there may b. found two "
more sides 10 cvcry question. ~ n the
riHht Of MI persons 10 adopt and de-
fcnd and advocate that which they boz
iicve to b. right. and oppose that which
they believe TO b. wrong. Also to be
earnest and energetic and dlllrcnt In a
cause they regard ne good. but It h.
not rlFht either 90 warp law. or twist
scripture. OF pcrvert tho plain uignln-
cation Of words and sentences. Tor the
purpose " throwing odium nn an an
tasonlsi and binding the eyes Of the
unreneotins and the unsophiatleatcd
II ia a mystery how any one profca-
cling 10 believe In the Christian religion.
can take such = course and smile at
HE own cunning. while he must know
that he h practicinR the fouicat de-
ccptlon. n possible II h moanef than
rtmight. opcn fnlschood. II b. the path
Of the scrpcnt-the father Of dcccit.
There IL prophetic description OF such
persons and their course In tho Book
Of Mormon, a portion Of which T. her,
quoted
"And thcrc shall BE- many which shnt
say. eat drink and be- merry. new nn
less fear uud, he will Justify IN com
hitting a little sin; yea, No little
take the advantage uf one Doc uHo u
he words, dlg ~ for tbs. ghbE
thoro n no harm IN this AM do M
these thinra. Tor tomorrow we iio. and
Y Il ~ be that we are guilty. God vii
beat ua with few stripes nnl M
last We nhnll be- saved On the kingdom
OF God"
II looks sometimes a. though thl
most nimay attempts at argument an,
garhlcd citations Of scripture are 10
forth tor the purpose Of melting con
uovcrsy. on a dead Issue. that Latter
day haintg may be- accused " advo
eating and promoting a. That d
thought TO be very Hhrewd. but II d
too transparent 10 tempt even the sim
plo-mlnded. The Paalmlat speaks Of
time when "IIc that slttoth In tho hoa
vcns uhall laugh and have them In de-
riaion." Surely that h near fulnllmcni
considering the course Of some pro
fosacd ministers OF Him who IL IN
Way. the TRUTH and the Life
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

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49,, -. ~. .i5,g,tfo, 40 him.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
A rLEAsINa rxcErrIoN.


Tho Scranton. Pa. Tribune puhllfhca
fine letter from Elder D. =. stewart
IT,. in defense OF the Mormon" church
aud the Mormon" people against thr
attacks u soctarian preachers. The
subjects touched upon are wen handled.
IN o. temperate. straightforward ana
convincing manner ana 10 good literary
style. The Tribune heads the commit
nlcation. "rho other side Of the Rob
crts Case" and ciltoraiiy remarks that
II ~ more oulogy ~ "Mormonlnn'
than q review of "thc Roberts case"
We concur with this remark u that
paper while we question ~ relevancy
Elder Stewards article. II o. true r.
more treatise on the religion and
character Of the "Aformons." than nm
argument NJ 20 the claims Of the con-
rrcmman 10 hiH seal. but the commu-
ulca,lon shows on ~ face, notwith-
standing the head put on q BY the
editor. that n was written In reply TO
a general attack by soctnrian ministers
upon the "Mormona."
The editor alleges that the opponents
N Str. Roberts intend 90 prove that he
/ hBf taken a plural wife since the man
'foato u President Woodruff in 1890.
what thcy intend and what they Will
accomplish are likely Co prove two very
different thlnRr. aud Congrosa will go
doubt be found much less
/ susceptible TO rumura and I'M
supported assertions than tho or
/ binary editor and church mcm-
bofa, The great furorc that has been
aroused has largely originated In
ciamor and prejudice with very little
reliable data as reason FOR the noise.
However We think that tho scranton
Tribune has shown remarkable hher-
ality In publishing Elder Stcwarta able
defense 40 no few newspapers have
either the fairness or courage 20 print
Mormon review u the Mormon"
question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The people. from whom the soldiers
are drawn. feel that they are entitled
"a know even the worst or az least to
know all that can be- known az 10 what
has actually taken place. The MILL
Ary martinez aud censor--an otis or q
WolHeley-hn no right Co kecp that In
formation from the public. he may
run hlF dlctntorlal pencil through all
rtntrmUnts uH 20 future movements or
plans, but aH 90 actual facts In regard
20 Hklrmiahra and battles there should
be- no "doctorlng 81 details Tor effect
u things are going badly Tor the Brit
iah M Dundee. at Glencoe or at Lady
smith. the English public can stand Il
90 have the facts known and published,
ana such publication viii not have the
Hllghtcst eject upon results In South
Africa or on English opinion az home.
except possibly. TO strengthen public
conviction that the war must be roso-
lutcly fought through TO a hniah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Spokane Spokesman NeNlrW'
There have been three changes ln the
method Of organizing trusts with "a
Wow of keeping them within TIE tech.
nlcal meaning Of the law The htat
trusts were organized by the creation
OF "a board % trustees, In whose hands
were placed the stocks % the cnmbln-
Ing corporations This board had full
control 81 ell the properties combined
and u distributed the profits among
the stockholders u the various COM
paulca according 90 agreement sec
oud plan was adopted ~ organizing a
now corporation and exchanging ~
securities f0r the stock and bonds " The
combining complnieH. This was made
Illegal. aud 70 third method was evolved
that Of organizing "a large corporation
o. buy out the concerns which were il
De- operated under one management
aud control
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The womcn Of the Christian Temper
nnCe union, recently in national ueaslOn
nt Seattle. dld wrong IN doing right
The resolutions which they passed con-
ccruinE the Philippines and severely
criticlslng President Mckinley had the
true American ring AZ the same time.
a punly temperance organization
should stick 90 preaching Temperance
alone. and should not create nntaEon-
ifmq hy meddllur with diplomatic po-
lltlrnl, international or financial quc7-
n win make enemies and thus 20 some
extent douact from the strength OF
itH own cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

IN tho current number % scribnor'a
Magazine. President Hadlcy of Yale
University has an exceedingly interest.
Inc and HuEgcauto article bearing upon
the financial combinations or trusts
have Involved great aggregatcH of cap.
itai. Precedent lladlcy shows that a..
auciatlons % this Kind arc commonly
formed Tor two purposes. both % which
may be said. within bounds tn be cu.
tiruly legitimate, First. 90 procure n
larger return upon Invested capital By
cnecting economies IN the costs % pro
duction ana distribution. and. second
20 give 60 manufacturing property d
better general market value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The removal of the censorship Of the
news az Manila has not resulted Ia any
change Ia the nature ~ the reports aont
from there The truth appears 10 be-
that moluhilla were magnincl Into
mountains and that the abuses alleged
% have taken place there were largely
OF an Imaginative kind. General OTIS,
We think was unnecessarily strict. but
that he has ever deliberately mlastatcd
facts In hH official reports H. absurd.
Such ALLEGATIONS never have hcun and
never Will De subutnntlatod Even those
who criticize the guvcrnor general
say that DO o. an honest man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Voters nj tho coming municipal elec-
tlon would do well to take their own
Judgment for a guido In preference To-
the irrational and exaggerated notions
and claims ~ excited partlanna TO
put ne mon In once is good Work i'f
cltlzons. Candidates should be JUG p
BY their deeds and character rath'f
than by the Misrepresentation of ihelf
enemies or the colorod ouiogies N ihoir
friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The policy of rigid censorship Of
press dispatches and doctorng Official
reports 20 ~ 60 conceal unpleasant facts
and convert minor indicative engage
mrnta into decisive victories has not
proved moro successful IN South Africa
thnn In the Philippines. The discovery
% the truth was made more quickly
Ia the case OF South Africa than Ia that
of the Philippines. because there was
leHs possibility ~ continued conceal
ment, the lioer dispatches having an
opportunity Of reaching the outside
world through Portuguese territory. af-
Tor a lIilln lnllN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The caricaturrs of public men which
put ihom ln a false as wcll o. ridiculous
urht before the public are not Justified
by tho contentious OF "a political Htrug-
rle. but iiboilous and shameful Mach
can be condoncd. perhaps In partisan
strife. but there arc limits over which
even that ought not 60 pass. iumo'
H. pleasant when % DO not used Go rna-
ilgn and iniurc. hui there 10 no real fun
in stab In the back or the election Of
aorid venom Ina the face.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The British war office says u knowf
nothing of the reported capture
OF Coiouno. and up 10 the
present tho dispatches from other
sources DO not give definite na-
ruranco or so severe % blow to the Brit
ish forces az the Paris dispatch indl-
Gates uut the fact that communlca-
cation with fadysmith D. Interrupted
is nunclontly SERIOUS ucwH 90 show that
the force under Gen. White h. reduced
almost 10 desperate straits
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Nevertheless. since az an organization
the W. q. n. L. now stands committed
10 dlsloyal attitude toward the gov-
ornmont uf tho United States, the peo-
pie who stand by the government
should be- prompt IN making known
their condemnation. Loyal women
should sever their connection with the
rccrcnut union, and flock into temper
nncc organizations OF thoir own. Let
these female aympnthlaers with Aguin-
aldo look 90 the American friends OF
AguIunldn for aupport'-let thcm have
un other.