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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
ARLINGTON.

There is qnite lot OF wheat coming
In just now from the south end Of the
county.
Eggs are very scarce here this spring.
Usually the market is over stocked at
this season of the year.
The weather has been very good in
this section for the last three weeks,
except little wind once in a while.
Mr.. r. IL. Robinson has a new print
ing outfit here, and we understand that
he will start newspaper about the first
Of MAY.
Peach aud cherry trees are In bloom
The peach will be short crop. Cherry
and other fruits are not hurt, as was
first reported,
The new ferryboat is nearing com
pletion. When done, 1t will be a grea,
heneiit 10 the travelling public from the
other side oi the river.
Mr.. John Beach, from Washington
county, passed through here last wee /
with 80 head of cattle on his way tC
Lone Rock, where he turns them over
to Mr.. John Madden.
The lambing season is drawing to q
close In this section and it is claimed
that there will be good per cent o.
lambs raised. although the grass has
been short for this time Of the year.
The following persons were baptized
here last week in the Baptist faith; Mr.
Mnras Sharrard, Mrs. Arthur Sharrard
Lula BeRrdsley, Horace Beardslev, Mary
Mckinney Gladys Kleiningsmth, LUX,
Mckinney ,0rpha Geruit, Bessie Rediord
Onr band boys send forth some fine
music every Sunday afternoon, to the
delight OF every one. The town that Il
fortunate enough to secure their services
next Fourth Of July will surely be IL
lnck, as II Is the best musical organiza-
tion in Eastern Oregon,
While little Mart Sharrard was play
ing around wheat rick stacked upoI
the platform at the warehouse las
week pile of sacks fell over on hin
and covered him mp. lie was not iount
for some time afterward, and for tim,
II was Thought he was very badly hurt
He only got an ankle sprained, however
which will lay him up for few davs.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
A Greater oIex.

The travelling correspondent Of the
East oregonian writes TO his paper as
follows.
AT 0lex ! fonnd the people much in
terested IN move that is being made
by several different parties 70 secure the
Crnm property which Is located half
mile below town. II is runored and
generally believed, that l.. o. Ralston,
who recently sold out his stock Of gen.
eral merchandise at OIex to Tohey Bros,
is making an effort 10 secure this piece
0f property, with view OF resuining
business In Gillian county. There are
others, however, who seem 10 consider
this property desirable location, for nm
effort was being made by Grant, Sher.
man and Fremont Wade, all well know n
young men Of Gillian county. to pur-
chase the Crnm estate. When | passed
through Arlington last Wednesday, I
was told on good authority that II they
succeeded in buying the land, their in
tention was 10 lay ont new town. II
is asserted that the Wade brothers are
hacked In this enterprise by their broth
or X. NJ. Wade, the well known imple-
ment dealer OF Portland, and that II
they made the deal, they will at once
put the Touring mill, which ID part Of
the deal, In operation. Besides this.
they will start a general merchandise
store; these III con junction with good
blacksmith shop and possibly a post
office, will form the nucleus for the new
town. II this scheme il effected, how
ever, Il will not, by any means. be a
walk away for the new store-kcepers, as
w. l., Tobey has, since locating at 0lex
been 80 fair in his dealings with the
people of Rock creek and vicinity. that
they will have ia have some very flatter-
Ing inducements before they will draw
their patronage from him"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
Glenn.

There was preambulating llqnor
shop passed through here last week for
the upper country.
Wantcd--l6 girls OF marriageable age
10 comfort and bless the lives uf the
same number OF Glenn bachelors.
Mcssrs. S,inchfield and Perrin passed
through here Monday with a lot OF fine
work horses for the Sound country.
G. w. Wcsier has been suffering with
rheumatism lately, but one application
Of DR.. Hays quick relief cured him.
They say Dave bowman wanted to
escort the new school ma'am home hut
was prevented from doing so by turkey
hen.
A loose colt got mixed up with Fred
llensel's team the other day and made
things hum for awhile. No serious
damage was done. however.
April fool jokes we're numerous here.
Some hit the mark but most Of them
went sstray Two OF our young ladies
were too cute for papa" though.
School has commenced In the Wester
district, with Miss Orcutt, oi Eugene,
a. teacher. Lige Mcpherson IL thinking
oi completing his public school course
this term.
MIR. Jacob Larch, brother OF Jas.
Larch. OF this place, has arrived from
the East and will probably locate sou,e
land and remain here. His example to
the old bachelors Of this neighborhood
IL good one.
w, II. Boyer has returned from the
Eaet, where he spent the winter visiting
friends. There wonld be some pleasure
in life for w. r. were II not for few
industrious old hens OF his that insist
on helping 10 cultivate his flower garden.
lie save they like flowers rs we'll as
cranky old bachelors do.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

We wish to announce to the ladies Of
Condor and vicinity that we are pre-
pared to furnish anything In the line OF
millinery, chiffon, laces, ribbons and all
the novelties Of the season.
We can compete with any in prices,
and pride ourselves on the quality and
style OF our stock.
EMT Mrs. Henshaw acts as our agent
In Condor, and will carry fine line Of
hats through the season.
Mrs. w. s. CHfPr,
Arlington, Oregon.
Next door 10 Post Office. m30-7
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
Circuit Court Jury List.
Drawn for April term

Drawn for April term, 1890.
The following have been drawn AS
jurors for the coming term Of circuit
court:
Condon-P. II. Stephenson, W. B.
Smith, d. s. Brown, s. S. Grider. W. II.
Livingston, F. NJ. shannon, T. Il. John.
son, ]. @. Cooney, Abe Meyer.
Lone Rock-R. VI. Johnson, r. G.
Robinson. John Madden.
0lex--B. t. Smell, T. G. Mobley, Joe
Budd, W. S. Phillips.
Clem--S. A. d. Hurt, II. L. Propst,
Grant Wade.
Croy--J. Il. David.
Mayvile-Al Mcconnell, @. L. Gear.
hart.
Matney--J. A. McMorris.
Trail Fork---A. J. Stahl.
Arlington--D. b. Thomas, Z. p. Weir
A. W. Sharrard, W. Ii. Colwell, sDavid
Mason.
Ferry Canyon-James Dunn, s. B
Couture.
LEFT the county,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06

4
Cattle bnycr's contracts for sale at the
uLonE Office.
Before the housecleaning season, ex-
anime WI A. Darllng's line OF wall
papers. Prices lower than anywhere
west Of Chicago.
We will gladly send samples Of sum
mer goods TO any one not able 10 be IN
Arlington this spring. Send for samples.
Compton q George, Arlington. Or. =.
L,sT--A black and white spotted hound
puppy abort 8 months old. Disappeared
from Condor about six weeks ago.
Please return same or notify Dunn Bros,
Condor, Or.
William q, Davidson, the scientific
Opticlan, will be at the Condor Hotel
during court week, and oil persons snf.
fering from weak or defective sight
should see him at that time and have
glasses scientifically adjusted TO suit
their particular case. Nervous or sick
headache can he remedied by the aid Of
properly fitted glasses. This is Mr..
Davdson's third visit to Condor, and
nis former work Is !ficient guarantee Of
bis ability. m958
Otis Patterson. receiver Of The Dalles
land office, was In Portland yesterday.
lie saws there Is grand rush for the
public land In the counties OF Morrow,
Gillian, Wasco, Wheeler and Grant,
and that there are millions Of acres of
good tillable land yet awaiting entry.
Homestead entries are now being made
at the rate Of about 10 q month. and
many tracts once abandoned are now
being flled on. Telegram.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06

A CTIvE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY.
~ where for" he story Of the Philippines"
by MuTat Halstead, commissioned by the Gov.
ernment as Ofncial Historian 10 the War De-
partment. The book was written In army camps
at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General
Merritt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, In Hong
Kong. In the American trenches at Manila, IN
the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, on the
ronr of battle at the fall Of Manila bonanza for
agents, Rrimtu oi original pictures taken by
government photographers on the spot, Large
book Low prices Bg profits, Freight paid
Credit given Drop all trashy unofficial wal
books Outfit free, Address, II T, Barber, Seoy
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago, ILL.,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
circuit Court Docket,
April term, 90.

LAW.
J w Smith ys q II Morrill---Gurley &
Dobyns for pIff.
w l. Eilwood ys w Mcguire 1T al
ls A d Gurley for plff., aud Jayne 4
Michel for defts.
| II Merrill vs J X Fitzwater--ElIls
Il Phelps and w II Wilson for plf., and
:, II II Hendricks for deft.
J W smith vs. B Frum--Gurley &
Dobyns for plG.
Gurley & Dobyns W G scbilling ct al
--Gurley & Dubyns for plffs.
ON Denny We A Cochran--Gurley
y Dobyns for plff., and J NJ Johns for
deft.
K Fitzwater vs G s Hale ct ais A
d Gurey for plf.
J w Smith Va Alonzo Moore ct ALL
II Hendricks for plf.
Coffin Bros. vs. Pope Catlin--S A d
Gnrley for plff.
The jacobsen Book & Music Co. w
Q IL Fortna--Dnfur 4 Manefee for plfi
A Greiner ct al W John Fortna--H n
Hendricks for plfs.
EC Mccoy w J A Smith--C J Bright
for plR.
Blalock Fruit Co vs. Snead Fruit
Farm Association--W II DobyDs for plf
Il Il Beers ct al vs. Frank Bash--C J
Bright for plfTs.
Coffin Bros. vs. John Mikalo--s A d
Gurley for pIf.
EQUITY.
W w Steiwer ct al vs. Cbloey Morris
et al--H II Hendricks for plffs.
4 g Robinson vs. Arlington Water Co.
w III Wilson for pln
George Hardie w David Spanlding II
ALA 5 Bennett and II n Hendricks
for pii., and L w Darling and Hunting
ton Il Wilson tor deits.
Jesse o Lewis et al ys Joseph Frizzell
as adm.--W ii Wilson for plifs., and II
IL Hendricks for delft.
s ! Decent vs. Ella pement--H Il
Hendricks for plf., and W II Wilson for
deft.
I J Smith vs II A Steers ct ALL II
Hendricks for plf., and w II Wilson for
defts.
Oregon Mort. Co. vs. Emma Cole ct al
Jayne & Michell for plfr.
Francis II Jeffers vs. Goo. b. Kintzley
--tinrley & Dobyns for pIf.
A Smythe vs 9 Il Morrison ct all
Gurley 4 Dobyns for pltf
Sc Hawson vs A d smith--Gnrley
& Dobyns for plff.
J q Fowler ct al vs. Frank Munkers--
Geo. w Hazen for plffs.
Henry Barnhart vs Elizabeth Barn.
hart--H II Hendricks for pIf.
American Mort. Co. vs. W A Krum-
A A Jayne for plf.
Joint Sch'l Dist. No. A vs. s B Barker,
Co. Treas. &C J Bright for plfi.
Os Ebi ct al vs. II g Condor ct al
W II Dobyns for plhs.
A q 0gilyie vs Rose 0gilvie-H II
Henericks for plf.
w G Caldwell VS. A w Armstrong
Sam L Van Vactor for piF.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06

XATANTED-s SEVERAL. TRUSTWORTHY PER.
wv sons In this state 70 manage onr business
IN their own and nearby counties. II IL mainly
office work conducted ut home Salary straight
5000 year aud expenses--dehuite, bonailde, no
more no less salary. Monthly s7b References.
Enclose seli.addressed stamped envelope Her.
bert T.. Hess, prest. Dept NJ, ChicnRo, III,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
NOTICE..

Have Won farm for sale or for rent
or do Won know of any person holding
farming lands that they wish TO dispose
Of? II 80, please write TO any agent OF
the O. r.. & N. Co. and he will send you
q circular which will interest you.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription TO tho atoBEis 81 so,
II paid In advance. n not raid In advance %
VIII bc charged. A pencil nark around this
Dutce indicates that your subscription ban Ok.
pirod. Please renew promptly,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08
NIAGARA FALLS.
1915 The Round Trip.-S4.75 Good to
Return Within 5 Days.

A phenomanally low rate of 81. -
to Niagara Falls and return, is that
given by the Allegheny Valley and
in reality the Western New 40rkeand
Pennsylvania Railroad, by two trains
one leaving in the morning, the other
in the evening. This is not a one
days excursion from the smoky city.
but it is one that allows the excur-
sionest days Of leisure and Of pleas
ant travel. Think of it: over $50
miles of railway journey through the
charming landscapes of two states for
"a. IS and five days in which to enjoy
it all. 1t must also be remembered
that this scenic route is via the re-
nowned Lake Chautauqua and Buffa-
10, n. Y.
If the tourists were going over some
cheap route with poor service it might
not be real pleasure event in five
days, but when after the interesting
Allegheny Valley part of the journey
is accomplished and the train rolls
along on the substantially ballasted
Western New York g. PENNSYLVANIA
Railway system the passenger will re-
alize at once what the comforts of
travel are.
There are undoubtedly some trunk
lines whose names are more familiar
than that Of this fine road the Western
New York & Pennsylvania, r. r., but
none OF them have better equipped
cars, better ballasted tracks, making
the train glide along smoothly; or
more civil employees ever solictous for
the welfare Of the passengers
The Allegheny Valley & Western
New York & Pennsylvania Railroads
stand in first rank among American
Railroads. Pleasant scenery is con-
stantly presented to the traveller in
which ever way he turns, and the
villages and towns through which the
roads extended are directly accessi hle
by these roads, while the Steamers of
the great Lakes are near at hand for
passengers lakeward bound.
Those of our readers contemplating
pleasant outing should take advan-
tage Of this well arranged excursion:
it must be remembered that there
will be no change Of cars from Puts
burg to Buffalo, and it will require
only ten hours To make the through
run train leaving Pttsbnrg at 8 a. III.
Eastern time and 1915 p. m. There
will be ample provisions for Parlor
Cars and Sleeping Cars for those who
may desire same.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08
& Wonderful Reduction.

The Victor bicycle has always been
considered the best wheel made and
until to-day sold for $500
To-day they were reduced TO S40.0 90
which makes it without doubt the
best wheel made for the money. Guy
Wiley has the agency and sells on
easy payments.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08

A part of the brake of cabriolet
was lost some where in town on
Thursday. 1t consisted Of straight
piece OF iron and the shoe. Finder
will return to this Office and receive
reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08

Wanted.

A woman or girl to do Laundry
work. Good wagt aud a permanent
home to the right person.
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08


A few weeks ago Patrick Fahey,
private Fourth United States volnn.
teer infantry, got drunk at Freder
icksburg. Va, and had fight with
a civilian. A rt-nartial has sen
fenced Patrick Fahey to five years
Imprisonment. He is serving his
term. the finding Of the court mar
tial having been approved, Oberlin
NJ. Carter, captain United States en-
gineers, the .crack corps Of the
REGULAR army, and gentleman Of
very aristocratic and influential pc.
litica connections, stole 81 800, 600
OF government money. A court mar
tial sentenced Oberlin N. Carter to
five years Imprisonment likewise.
He is not serving his term like Pat
rick Fahev, however. The finding
of the court martial has not been
approved nor is it likely that it ever
will be approved. He is meeting
with every kind of leniency, and the
president has already suspended the
execution OF the sen tence over a
year. This, says the Pittshurg Post,
teaches us that it is wiser and safer
to steal $l,5oo,o0o from the govern
ment than to get drunk and thrash
a civilian.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08
LIVELY BUSINESS.

At the Morgantown Planning
Mill, Beechurst Ave. They have
just received five cars Of yellow
pine consisting Of Flooring, Cell
ing, Casing, Base and finishing
lumber of all descriptions. They
now have on hand and can furnish
OH short notice anything in the
House Building line. Call and see.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08

The Pennsylvania regiment which
has returned from the Philippines,
add their testimony to the Nebraska,
Oregon and Washington regiments,
as to the utter incompetency of
General Otis and the complete fail
ure Of the war. The men are also
unanimous in their estimate that
the islands are perfectly worthless
and not worth fighting for.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-08
For Rent.

For Rent.
4 neat, comfortable house on
Sunnyside. Inquire at this office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
SMALL POX SCARE SUBSIDIES.
Radical Measures to Prevent Spread
of the Disease.

Roxboro, n. c., Oct. 26.-lSDecial.) -
The small poX scare has practically sub
slded here, as only one case has de
veloped The negro Maclelqnore came
here from South BOSTON, VA, last week.
The authorities promptly isolated him;
removing him some four miles from town,
and placing guard around the house.
His family with whom he was staying
were also promptly isolated. DIR. Long
was autographed for, and pronounced the
case small pox, and gave direction TO
prevent amy spread Of the contagion.
Compulsory vaccination was ordered, and
the house in which MackelmOre was stay
ing will be fired.
DR.. Schaub, highly competent physi-
clan, has charge of the case. He stated
to your correspondent that there was
no likelihood of any further cases, except
the immediate family of Mackemore.
AS Roxboro has strict quarantine reg
ulations against South Boston, Va,
where there are number of cases, it is
probable that trade and travel to Rox-
boro may safely be continued.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
AFIGHT ON THE FUNCTIONS.
As Natural Evolution of the Recent
Fight on the "Fakir."

The Raleigh Christian Advocate of
this week contains the following concern
ing the State Fair, which will be inter
estimg to those who have been Watching
the recent fight on the .fal1irs of the Mid
way:
1--WE were glad to note the decreasing
number of falkir establishments. Some
We're removed on Wednesday. We trust
that every Objectionable element will he
removed from our State Fair. and that
it will be what it can and Will be-one
Oh the most effective agencies in the
promotion OF the material interests of
the old North State.
I'VE regret that the idea still exists
that no public event is complete without
a series of dances. We feel that the
State is to be congratulated that the
advertised germans had no direct CON
nection with the Fair, ard took place
away from the grounds. We are proud
to belong to that large class of citizens
who believe that these functions,
aslue from the moral aspects, are decid-
edly undignified. and always detract
from the usefulness and reputation OF
any honorable occasions"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
NOW DO YOU SEE. "

If the Constitutional Amendment is
adopted there will be a class of negroes
above class of white people, i. e., the
negroes who can read and write will be
above the white men who can not read
and write, for they can vote and the
unlettered white man can not. See =
Chatham Citizen, GRe-pop-li-can orgaIl.)
There is not word or syllable of truth
i'm the above statement. When the
amendment goes into effect every white
man in the State can vote as formerly,
hut the mass of ignorant voters will be
eliminated See? And the Radicals, call
ing themselves Populists, holding office
i'm Chatham county by virtue OF negro
votes. will retire to private life. See?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
One Hundred and Fifty Delegates in
Attendance at Wilson.

Wilson, n c., October 26.-(Speciall
-Rev. J. j. Harper, President of the
Convention, made an excellent address
upon the opening of the body, after
which State Secretary Melton made his
report. At yesterdays session, Rev. w.
G.. Johnston. of Kinston, conducted a
Symposium on State Work" Prof. T..
T.. Rightsell, of KinSton, spoke on RE
sponsibility of Preachers for Failure of
State Work: Prof. II. +. Dawson. of
Wilson on Relation of State to Home
and Foreign Missions, and the leader
closed with "Some Needs of Our State
Work"
The president appointed the following
committees:
On Examination and Ordination: c.
W. Howard, n. B. Hood, l. w. Rogers
Statistics r. j. Peel, A. j. Manning
and l.. T. Rightsell.
Auditing Committee: e. A. Moye, 2.
S. Swain, w. G. Johnston.
Sunday School Work: III. w. Johnson,
L. f. Dawson and j. S. Spear, after
which the benediction was pronounced
by Rev. J. w. Rogers.
Some forcible remarks were next made
by Rev. w. G. Johnston on the neces-
sity for the dissemination of religious
literature and this was spiritually en-
phasized by Rev. B. II. Melton.
Mr.. w. r. Williams, of Pitt, fully
endorsed the remarks made on this sub
iect and interjected some live and lively
personal anecdotes, which brought smiles
and laughter
The afternoon was spent in a praise
service led by Z. S. Swain, an address
on 1.-The New Army of the Lord by
DR. A. ID. Thaeler, of Winston, and the
appointment of committees on Evangel-
izing, Ministerial Character and Nomi-
nations.
At night there was praise service
by Rev. Il. w. Luxford and an address
on New india" by Rev. G. l.. Whar-
ton. of Calcutta, India.
Today's programme is:
Morning.
9.30-Praise meeting, Merit Owen.
9:45-Report of committees and mis-
cellaneous business.
11:15-Address. The Church and the
Children" d. III. Petree.
Afternoon.
2:3O-Devotiona service, w. o. Win
field.
2:40-Final business session.
3:20-"Paramount Urgency of Home
Missions" G.. G. Smith
3:50-Prayer and thanksgiving. Bene-
diction.
Night.
30-Praise service.
S:20-Address, Holy Spirit and Mis-
sions," b. A. Abbott.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
RALEIGH COMMENDED.
All Wilmingtonians Impressed With
its Progress

Yesterdays Wilmington Dispatch con-
tained the following item that will please
adj Raleigh folks and all others who are
proud of the States capital:
'.More Wilmington people went to- Raj
eigh last week to attend the fair than
have gone III a long time for the same
purpose All came back with impres-
sions of the fair and impressions of the
city. From their talk we judge that the
latter were much stronger. They are of
the most favorable kind too. Whining
tom people pronounce Raleigh a progress
siye city. They We're especially pleased
with the streets which are not only good
but clean"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27

Inc Cleveland Star says there is not
Democrat in Cleveland county who
will oppose the amendment" Certainly
not. And there is not white man in the
State who will oppose it except, ], those
who have been deceived as to its intent,
get in office and know that their only
hope is in the negro vote. Most of the
first class will see the light before
cling to the negro where they belong,
and there will be no tears.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
TWO NORTHERN "OUTRAGES.'

A Yale freshman, who kissed pretty
girl in a restaurant i'll New Haven, has
been sentenced to fifteen days in Jail
for the offence, and the girl gets the
same punishment. She is i'll with hys-
terics and the freshman is a hero in
the college. That's the way. The
woman is always the sufferer.
In Pennsylvania a young man was ar
rested and put out of church for fiirt-
ing.l
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27

MIR. c.. r. Breckenridge, eX-Minister to
Spain, says all America ought to sympa-
thize with England in its South African
war and in another interview says we
ought to- syunpathize with the contest
of the Eilipinos for freedom. No such
inconsistency viii do. The Beers and
the Filipinos are fighting for sef-govern-
ment and their homes, and both ought
to have the sympathy of adj lovers of lib
ertY.