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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-25
For SaIe---MusicaI Instruments

MY EXCELLENT UPRIGHT PIANO.
good as new, must be sold Price $500.
less than the cost of it when new Cali
at once, 9 Vine ST. middle bell
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FOR SALE-Compelled by loss OF health
TO give up farming, 1 offer for sale my
farm, situated In Grafton, one-half mile
cars. It consists Of 1876 acres, suitably
divided into moving, pasture and wood.
land, with two houses, barns and two
memories. Terms very reasonable IL
sold soon. Address +, o. Box 1865, Graf-
ton, Mass.
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE One No. Cincinnati univer-
sal tool room milling machine, good az
new. with back gears, with or without
chuck. swivel wise. index centres, spiral
and rack cutting attachment, @. L.
Brownell. 40 Union 81.
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Situations Wanted - Male.

Rate &c. per line for one time; for three
or more times. PIC. per line each insertion
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Situations Wanted Female.

WANTED-Bv Finn wom-
an with baby, country preferred ex-
perienced Swedish and Irish "a girls,
private and all-round cooks, colored
general girl middle-aged American
woman, small family, kitchen, table and
ehambermaids. housekeepers, green
girls. nurses, etc. Mrs. Jones. 40 Main
St, room II. Telephone 961-4.
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TO RENT-Three stores, best location in
town; fixtures furnished; reasonable
rent. A. Rosenberg, West Gardner
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TO L4ET-No. State St. fiat of 8 rooms
and store rooms, steam heat and every
thing firSt-class; no dust; no noise;
plenty of sunshine. A. B. f. Kinney,
"A Front st.
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BANKS.
WORCESTER COUNTY

WORCESTER COUNTY ------
INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.
No. 10 Foster Street, Worcester.
Chartered February, 1928
Deposits put on interest the first
of each quarter.
Business hours: 8 TO 4, except Satur-
day, 8 to l.
STEPHEN SALISBURY. President
CHARLES A. CHASE. Treasurer.
WORCESTER NATIONAL BANK
9 T o er ST.
(Street Floor)
Interest allowed on special deposits
subject to check.
STEPHEN SALISBURY. President
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-PEoPLE's SAVINGS ,BANK--
462 NJ a n ST.,
Incorporated May IS, 1864.
Deposits put upon interest on the
first day of February, May. August
and November.
Bank hours: 9 to 4; Saturday, to /
and to g.
S. r. HAYWOOD President.
c. NJ. BENT. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE ~ In Oxford, a cottage of
rooms, barn, carriage house and SIZED
and 30 acres land, orchard and abe,-E
100000 ~. pine timber; churches, schools.
etc; convenient, 3 minutes walk from
electric road now building. This place
belongs to estate Of the late Mr.. Per-
ham. and will be sold for $500. INQUIRE
of s. G. Willis, 405 Main ST.. Worcester,
or Of Mrs Perham, on the premises.
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BRICK BLOCK, new modern, s minutes
Van De Mark. 405 Main st.
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THE DAYS OF OLD.

ssei's go back. q brother miro.
To the precious ways Of the days gone
by
Back 10 the e:eam az the g,ad sunshine.
When We we're children. you AID l.
Ne are growing old, hut I long So much
For the grasp of a mothers hands 10
hold
he away from sin AMI us selling touch
As they used 10 do In the days OF old.
I'm tired Of dogma OF church ard state:
Let's tran with our feet the dust uf the
lane,
As we wander Gown to Tho pasture rate.
And bring the COWS fer mother assam.
And see once more the WOO II uia
From stab. 90 stake Il tho r.1o-ci fence:
And feel the old-time fellowship
We felt in our toyhccd iu0ourEcc
Let's climb to the rartcrs overhead.
And build a sNins on tie old barn Iioor.
Let's hide and seek" In the Wagon tied.
And be knee hiEh" again o'.," ~ yc.
I.el's part the weeds who're u'c trului Lon
Has stolen her ret. then >t-tl' ai.l fila
The shelterinE weeds o'cr The fc-t aEaiu
As We used 10 do IN TIE Gays q cd
on, the endless toys Of tie -s,s,Co,a,
With the path thSt BED q TIE fru.;ci
trees.
where Ihe dandcliors ;hc'r coins - -o.I
80 - Asf4fA 70 ~ awe A-i' |.t..'.t nc -
Down In the grass was tho ,Ti, ,,,t's chirr,
And overhead was tue draL,ufN.
AnS -oun6 about us 5NrrA wlc-V
We, rs a.sAny sicam 81 Ne days sore
~.
AL CT tas years ard tear .iu,c then,
TIE miles ard Smi'Cs tEat have larcd us
on
The graves We rave passed atd the mo-
ments When
The Grade and c5fiu seemed g.most orct
30 let's go back, - brother rt.Ur.
Forgetting to-riEht our paced e gold,
And tank awhile OF the glad SIG. shire
That gilded the ways of tie gay Z old.
-->A1red Ellison. In Chicago Euceld.
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CHAPTER III.
THE RED CorNFu.I.D.

AANi+ mn N''4f-NA 'A-i-l's
M. lc Marquis. the Condo dc Lcyva
hcg~ for help urgently"
Tell him | have none to give" de
Rome made answer from his hig black
CHARGER Courouuc. "Sangdicu," he
adGri. under his breath. had Ne been
hut three hours earlier the rcaruais
MAS lost"
The words We're hardly on; Of his
"oUth VIXEN the cavalier To whom they
were adivc>-rd threw mp his arms with
j SCREAM. and falling forward from lis
horse, began Ia beat at the earth cnn,ul
si,riy with his hands. whilst he "1spcd
on; his life. As the death glaze WAS
cu'cling his eyes, his empty saddle vas
filed 10y a figure that rose up like n
>Vritc through The dim smoke. aud l'c-
lin $ even voice Was heard.
Poor GarahaN! Hut my horse was
shot under me an hour ago, and this
"uC viii do me cNccllrntly. shall |
carry Nuur message. r"ucral:"
Il claim the honor. marquis: do not
deny the. rclin. have been idle 400
long" aud pressed forward as spoke.
-. Nicld tu You. d'Auriac! there i
WORK enough for me At the other ,nl:
the bear at \umalc is dancing la a fine
tune there" and rrlip refined back,
whilst dc Rome nodded assent, with a
meaning in his look that alone under
stood.
Irccdrd no second bidding, but turn
ing NY Norman's rein. gallopcd down
the blazing line Of battle. If escaped
through the day, which Ia my mind
was already lost, | knew full we'll that
de Rome. SmaTt.ng under disappoint-
ment and chagrin II defeat. would I've
I'm No temper for mercy. and would GER
taiu'y keep his word ~ ne.
let my beast 60 with a Loose head.
and there Was no need of the spur TO
urge ! i'm Ia his utmost Fl fort as lac lore
ne tn de lcyNa. I found him bare
headed ard on foot, his face black with
SMOKE and bleeding from wounds. |
ought Ia have gone back To de Rome.
bat the lust of battle was on me. and
for lnc there was nothing in the world
hut lie black guns behind the contin-
nous flashes. tightening through the
thick smoke which the wind was blow
ing In our faces. My brave horse was
killed by a round shot. and as scram.
bled up and took my place by de Ley
vas side. his features relaxed and he
said. with n thin smile:
Il have had both my horses killed.
chevalier, or would offer You a mount"
We will replace them from Schom-
berg's reiters," and the bugles, sound
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lie WAS THE REAL THING.
How n Terriio.IaI Committee with
Long Gums Tanned n Con-
trary senator.

81 represented the territory in congress
then, laughed the man who has returned to
the east that he may spend his declining
years among the friend, of his youth.
In one OF the frontier towns where L
happened To visit they were trying to raise
funds Tor a charitable purpose, and ! was
invited To- attend an entertainment given
with a view To helping the cause. | was
scarcely inside when a committee of three
with long hair, long faces and long guns,
invited me To little tent at one side of
the hall
Now, giner'l, said one of them who had
no definite idea a, To the pTopTioty OF IL
Ties, 'ynuH Jest set where you are This
here thing has got ter win. fur what few
wImIn folks We has is into It, and We can't
dlSdpp mt en-. I'll tell You as a fIIen' to
stay rsht here and look pleasant Don't
pay 10 pa tIcudir 'tentlOn 10 the galOOt out
side
Then | heard: Step right inside. ladies
anu gents, an see the only live sinatnr ever
brought To these here dIgIins. lies import
cd at ing expense from the wI!es of Sage
brush county an has been tanned by a com
mlttec OF our hrJve~t citizens app intcd fur
that SPECIAL purpose. Hes the real thing
an all o.her, Is base ImeTtationS which none
oi Us would take iur the givin lie speaks
cur lang age pertcck an i a. harmless as a
pet lam
~ drew like porous plaster. and never
~ my lie eNorJed myself harder to be agree
able. Some Of YOU might thiak YOU would
have done differently, but You never saw
that special committee. Detroit Free
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lro BE Continued


An author who had been unsuccess-
fui in getting story accepted, though
he had kept il going for three years,
noticing that the manuscript was badly
worn by constant transmission in the
mails. forwarded it by express to the
last available publication on his list.
valuing it at SIS.
lie was in luck this time. The story
was lost en- route and no trace of it
could be found.
Some time afterward friend. who
knew the unfortunate history Of the
story, asked:
"Did You ever get that article of yours
off?"
"Just sold it," replied the joyful
author.
And how much did You get for IL ."
"SeveHiy-five dollars. II was bought
by the express company!"-Atlants
Constitution.
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And II WINS Different.

"lf you were not an heiress,' he said as
a wind-up to his imprisoned appeal-if you
hadn't hundreds OF thousands OF dollars,
while | am poor, the ease would be different.
You would know then that loved you for
yourself alone"
''Heven't you seen the evening papers%
she calmly asked.
mo, darling"
Better get one. Ny bank has busted
and haven't got a dollar. However, as YOU
love me for myself alone"
AS ] was saying, Miss French, he in
terrupted as he rose up, Il called TO see your
father about that coalyard, and will tres
pass no further on your valuable time.
Thanks for your kindness-good EVENING""
Philadelphia Press.
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SYNOPSIS.

Chapter 1-D'Auriac. commanding ont
post whore scene + laid. tolls the story.
he Gomoron has hccE appointed by Gen.
dc Rome 10 examine into a charge made
against him. Nicholas, - sergeant, brings
IN two prisoners, man ara a Woman. who
are from the kings camp n lie Ferc.
D'Aurisc. anEcrcdhy insulting manner Of De
Come-on toward the woman. strikes him.
duel follows, ard dur.uC ID" comm stian
the prisoners escape. De Rorc happens on
the aisorder.y scene, and d'Auriac. upon
f.VirS his parole rot to attempt esc.Ic.
hears this remarkable sentence: Toner
row....you mast die on the fc,d Win or
lose. ~ catch you at the close Of the day.
! viii hang YOU as hieh as Hamau." After
. few hours rest he rides back toward the
yene-a.s tent.
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was a yictira of NJ. de Gomcrcn's hui
NOR. Little dil think. however. whrn
| saved this ToCr fellow low amply |
would he rcquitcd hereafter.
l reached the fond inst before the
general, and CAV that our rinht flank
had already crossed the river in the dis
lance. Opposite rs the Eo,alists an
pcarcd To bc in some coufrsion; hut in
a moment they were restored 10 order,
and moved steadily ON. As they reached
the mound whcrcnn the royal euidon
WAS displayed, We heard the opening
bars of the Pout d'Audemcr march. and
rs they ceased red tongue Of flame
licked out from behind cnrufeld and
a masked battery opened on us.
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4 DouI,Ie GFop of Apple<.

On Long Island farm is an apple tree
which bore two crops Of fruit the past year,
and the farmers are taking unusual interest
IN this REGULARITY of nature. Just as much
interest Ia, been shown in llostetter's Stom-
ach lintcrs. which hI, the popularity Of cur
lns dyspep>i1. Indigestion. constipation and
blood disorders that other remedies tail TO
benefit. In chronic cases il rarely fails, and
1t cures whenever cure is possible.
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ing the attack. cut short all further
talk. 1t was win or lose now--all was
s,ahcd upon this hazard, and it was well
for us that Schomberg was broken, for,
Ia protect the men as far as possible
from the guns, de LeyNa advanced in
open files. There was TO be no firing.
The work WAS to be all cold steel, and
BayOnne knife and Biscay pike were
10 make a last effort against the long,
black, snariing guns. behind which
fAusson'ille's ordnance men yclped
and danced with clcc as each discharge
brought down its tale of the mangled
and dead. But up the long slope, never
:liGching, never swerying, one man
sieppingwhere another fell, the veteran
regi marched, with their gallant
chief al .hcir head. When about 80
PAGES away. the drift was so thick that
we could see nothing save the incessant
flashes of light. which possessed but
power enough to show themselves. At
This moment the bugles rang out shrilly,
the ranks closed up like magic, there
was one tremendous roar of artillery,
and the half of us that were left were in
the battery. Here, on the red and slip
perry corn stalks, the devilry went on,
and men fought more like beasts than
human beings. As the heavy mass
swayed backwards and forwards, the
strong breeze lifted the smoke from the
ROW speechless guns and showed that
they were won, but il also showed us
har frla I'm IL
broken center doubling back upon us
in utter rout, and behind them a silver
line of shining helmets as the kings
house charged. led by Henry himself.
On they came, a dancing line of light,
CLEAN of shining swords, with the
white plume of the bravest of them full
three lengths in front.
"Niye lie Roll" The breeze flung us
the deep-mouthed cheer as they broke
through the mailed ranks of de Rone's
own cuirassicrs, and drove horse and
foot. knight and knave, in q huddled
mob before them.
1t may have been fancy. but | thought
saw in the press a dark figure that
suddenly turned the reins of huge,
Dlack CndTScT anu new ut lHt KING.
Ter an instant two bright sword blades
crossed in the air, and then the black
horse plunged Tiderless into the gray
spate of smoke that the wind was bear
ing westwards, and a groan as of dis
pair fell on my ears.
"Nive lie Roll" Once again came the
full-throated cry. and the bay horse was
galloping towards MS, followed by the
| line of swords, no longer shining, but
dulled and red with the slaughter they
had made.
The next moment the enemy were on
us. We met them with row of pixies;
but what could we do, for we were few
in number, weary with the long strug-
| gle, and weak with wounds? The issue
was never IN doubt, and they broke us
at once. have a vague memory of
fighting for dear life amidst a thunder
of hoofs. and the kissing sweep of
swords, but was ridden down by some
one, and all became dark around me.
When my mind came back, il was with
the consciousness of rain that was fall
ing softly, and the cool drops FLASHED
nn my burning head with a sensation of
n 4
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IIoN's This.

for any ease q: Cdtarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls CatdrIh Cure.
+. j. Cheney ( 60, Props. Toledo q.
We. the undersigned. have known +. y.
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per icctly honorable in all business transac-
ti,uS aud financially able to carry out any
obligations made hv their firm.
lCdo. %.
Nalding. Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
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acting directly upon the blood and mucous
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free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Feminine Sistcriincss.

What made YOU lose your place in the
line
because | wasn't going To- he kissed by
the lieutenant right after he had smacked
that odiou>, peppermint chewing Baglev
rirl!'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-01-12

"Of all my expectations in life" said the
scmber-yi~aged man. Il have realized only
one: and that was the expectation that |
should fail 10 realize the others. N. Y.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-01-12

Dropsy treated free by DIR. II H. Green :
Sons. of Atlanta. Ga. The greatest drcpsy
specialists in the world Read their ldycr-
tlseueut IN another column OF tins paper.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-01-12

We think Piso's Cure for Consumption il
the only medicine for Coughs. : Jennie
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The Chinese actor never goes on tho
stage without his cuc.--Chicago Daily News.
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Too many make god out of the majority.
Rams Horn.
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The best efforts Of the chairmaker are
constantly being sat upon.-t'olden Days.
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To Cure n Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money II It fails To cure. BE.
IL always want introductons to long
haired mo-, s.NNby - 81 Ill. IN d;..,,-.r
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4 captured ostrich always means a feather
in somebody edp.-C hicago Daily Nsys
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When my mind came back, il was with
the consciousness of rain that was fall
ing softly, and the cool drops FLASHED
On my burning head with a sensation of
relief that | cannot describe. suffered
from an intolerable thirst, and strove to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
County Clerks Quarterly
Statement.

Accounts audited and allowed by the Board
OF county Commissioners of Allen county at
their last meeting, beginning Jan. a 1899.
X VauDolahn nursing pauper IS IL Is
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/. G. A. Fronk county clerk In and for the
county Of Allen, and state OF Kansas, do hereby
certify that the above ami foregoing IL true
ststement of accounts az audited aud allowed
by the board of county commissioners in and
for the aforesaid county AT the regular January
meeting, 1899.
witness my hand and the seal of said county
this 18Th day OF January, 1899
tSEAL1 O. A. FRoEK,
County Clerk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
EXPLOSION At FORT PICKENs.
4 Soldier Instantly kiiled-FOur
Other Men Injured.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 20.-A
special tu the Times-Union and Citizen
from Pensacola says: The smaller powder
magazine at Fort P,ckens, on Santa
Rosa Island, blew up at 545 this
morning. The explosion wrecked the
western corner OF the old fort, demOlish-
ed the new brick storehoBse. the brick
bake-house the orderly sorgeant's resi-
dclce. and several wooden buildings used
as quarters for the laborers who had
been working on the new fOrtiicr-lons.
Flying fragments hit Private Wells. OF
Battery II, who was or sentinel duty at
the wharf, and almost instantly killed
him. -Four other men were badly injured.
one having a leg and an arm broken.
\ fire broke out among the buildings
al the fort at late hour last night. and
reached the magazine before It could be
controlled, thus causing the explosion.
The fire ragged all the forenoon, and the
larger magazine, in which was stored a
great quantity of dynamite and other
heavy explosives, was in danger. being
saved. with the fort, only through the
brave work of Captain Nieuman and a
detachment Of marines who had been sent
over from the navy-yard by Commander
Resnger.
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ROOSEVELT on EDUCATION.
Our CoIlege-Iircd Men Worth More
Than Our MiIIiOnaires.

ITHACA, n. Y, June Ex-Governor
Roosevelt to-day attended the class-day
exercises of the class of 1899 in Cornell
Armory The students received him with
cheers. In his address TO the graduates
the Governor referred to statements re-
Gently made by several men who had
amassed great fortunes, to the effect that
collegiate education Is useless in the world
Of to-day. He attacked their position
vehemently, and said: our country
could better afford TO lose all Of the men
who have amassed millions than to lose
one-half OF its college-bred men. We
can get along without men Of enormous
wealth, but not without men of brains"
Governor Roosevelt then discussed the
themselves active in the political world.
politics are corrupt good men should shun
honesty and corruption exist should be
an incentive to good men TO actively par
ticipate in politics and remove evils The
man who holds aloof merely because Of
corruption. he said, Is unworthy the
blessings Of American citizenship.
above all" said the Governor. "dO not
become of the class Of so-called highly
educated and cultured men who sneer at
American institutions and American Gus
toms If you recognize a fault come for
ward and expose il, and strive to remedy
It, DO not become one of the class who
lack faith i'm the ability OF the Ameri-
cans to govern either themselves or their
islands"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
NEW WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
officers Are Chosen and Charter
Will soon lie Obtained.

The company which proposes TO estao-
lish a warehouse here for the sale of
bright loose tobacco was organized at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon. and
charter Will be applied for in the next
week or ten days.
Mr.. b. II. Crump, president Of the Rich
mond Tobacco Trade, was unanimously
chosen president and Mr.. W. Otto Noting
selected as secretary The following gem
tlemen. with the officers. comprise the
Board of Directors: Messrs. l.. l.. Straus,
John n. German, and W. G.. Reed.
1t Is expected that the warehouse VIII
be opened for business by the LIST, or at
least the 10Th. Of July. The capital sub
scribed is SIS 900. The subscription list en-
braces some of the largest buyers in this
city.
The directors have engaged as ware
houseman and manager Mr. william Ia
Hazel. of Danville, who has had large eX-
perience as warehouse manager, and gives
up a remunerative position in Danyille TO
accept the offer to come here. He has
wide acquaintance with the bright tooac-
co-planters i'm East North Carolina ana
South Carolina.
The company has secured the ShelDurne
warehouse, now used by the American
Tobacco Company as storage ware
house.
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SURPRISES THE CUBANS.
Hnbnna Finances Show Balance OF
Cash on Hand.

HABANA, June 2O.-The "Administrac-
ton Economical" which is charged with
The disbursement of the finances Of the
government of Habana, and the province,
publishes statement showing that from
January to May. inclusive, the receipts
were $763.19i and the expenses S17S.22S, the
balance being cash on hand. This causes
general establishment among the Cubans,
and is unprecedented in the history Of
Habana. Never before have the figures
been published openly. The officials for
merly merely made semi-oflicial state
ments, which were not itemized. No two
years Of the Spanish regime have yielded
as much as the past five months.
The English La Lucha, in an editorial
based on this fact, says the Cubans and
Americans are watching the results of
military rule recognizing the immense
influence which will be eXerted in the
future political struggle by the present
campaign, and adds:
The greatest praise is due 10 the
Americans here at this evidence OF their
intention to maintain methods of the
strlctest honesty.