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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14
Hoods s1 rs;i;i.

Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Puriner.
Sold by all druggists. o. six for %.
0lOOO ; FlllS Sick Headache. sc.
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It may be vouched to "Mauite" that
Hilo will kick" to the end Of time.
but to kick" tremendously is too
much. This would mean concession to
the views Of others and quite likely
protest that would be reasonable and
well grounded.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14

cause It was Sunday. 1t is learned
that the Government plant has quite
a number Of practically rotten electric
light poles in service. Some good eiti-
zen might loan the fund enough to
make repairs.
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Brig. Gen. Harry c. Egbert objects
to being called a one-lunger, even II
he did go out on one strike through his
breathing machinery.
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In all this controversy about the
quality of the army beef it is strange
that the contractors are SO completely
in the background. Yet another strange
thing Is that there has been no hint
Of any questioning the provisions sup
piled the navy.
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Some feeling is growing out of the
proposal OF Manager Cassidy of the
Telephone to have less steam whistline
and less idle questioning. A compro'
mise Is advised
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14

In the case of the brutal murder o,
Joe, the Malay, there is chance fol
members of the police department tt
distinguish themselves. The noos'
welcomes the men OF the class capabl.
OF such a crime as doing to death {
harmless, inoffensive chap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14

Cooking classes have been discon
tinued in the San Francisco public
schools. This was not compelled b!
the health authorities, but was force,
from lack of school funds.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14

The Oregon, en- route to eastern wa
tiers in the interest Of the Open Door,
is keeping open house at Honolulu and
the hospitality of the officers is much
appreciated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-14

The American commissioners to the
Philippines have gone by the northern
route. II they fail to call at Honolulu
on their return they viii have failed
TO make the most OF their chances.
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The soldiers like Honolulu even
without the big dinners and the seren-
AIDES and the formal attention Of the
ladies. The warriors bold are given
pretty well the run OF the town and
on the whole their behavior Is excel
lent.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-02-16
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons and
parties interested, that certain l5gs in the
month Of September, 4. b. 1898, then lying
IN the boom of the Cushnoc Paper Company
IN Augusta u the county Of Kennebec marx
Cd and described a. follows, yiL: Certain
spruce lDgs marked ~ (grdle " now IN
the boom u The yshn9c paier Company in
augusta 10 sad County valued at three
hundred doiiars,' ~ re zz5 DAY Of 5eptern.
Der, a. -. 1873, at ten sel,es and tea
minutes ~ the forenoon, ~efe duly attached
On a arit in favor Il Dudley J.. Rollins Of
Caratuns Plantation "a somerset County for
TIC sum of three hundred dollars All against
Henry ] Lane II Carrying Pace Township
IN the tpuHts Of oaH.erset, IA or4er to en-
force and seeafe the sad plaintiffs len there
On for ms personal abr performed 10 haul
ing and loading AM unloading sal 9gs dur
Ing the numbering seas5n Of 1891 and f8qS.
sad action va, made re;arnaB.. 10 the
Supreme Judicial Curt. then ue1t 70 be
holden al sk9"hegsn, @.tan and for the
County Of somerset. ~ the tf.rd 1aesday of
December A. b. ~, and aas da.Y entered
IN san court. The sF4t in acton vas lated
september s. 4. =. i.ys
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His Manner of Bath.

At a little cosmopolitan gathering in
a home on the North Side the company
were discussing the unkind thrust at
Chicago for hatting the letter "a, -
when the girl from Boston remarked as
she peered Screncly over her glasses
1--WE always give it the continental
accent For instance, we say hawth.
"Pshaw' said the New York girl
Struggling her handsome shoulders.
THAT ism t continental That 5 New
England Now, we always pronounce it
barth
lyon re away of, retorted Miss
Chicago, going into the subject neck
and elbows I'VE are the most correct
people in the world with all the mp to
date knowledge there is, and we give
it the full value aarth
There's Londoner among MS "
suggested one Of the company. Get
him to pronounce the word and notice
what he does with the "A.
So they tackled the bewildered Eng
lishman, without letting him know
their motive, but ask ug him solemn
questions about his opiniun cf the bath
After regarding theln with Sphinxlike
stare through his monocled eye the
gentleman from London said
Quite so. Quite SO. | always tub in
the morning Chicago Times Herald.
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NOTICE.

Notice j, hereby given L. ali persons aas
parties interested that certain logs IN tAe
month OF September. 4. ID. 1895, then lying
IN the boom Of the Gashnoe Paper CompaHy
IN Augusta n the County Of kenneoec mark
ei and described as follows, viz "Certssn
spruce logs marked " fgirdle v nov In
the boom Of the Cushnoc Paper Company in
Augusta IN said County valued at one
hundred doIiars-the same being subject 10
former attachment On writ against the SAID
Henry J. Lane in favor Of Dudley l. RoRins
u tie 72d Jay Of September, A. y. 1898, at
ten clock and fifteen minutes in the foze-
noon, we're duly attached on VII in favor
OF Samuel :. Gates Of Caratuuk Plantation IN
Somerset County Tor the sum Of me hundred
dollars and against Henry !. Lane Il Carry
ing Place Township ii the Count, # Somer-
set in order l. enforce and secure the sad
plaintiffs lien thereon FOR his personal laboe
performed in cutting said legs iuung tbe
numbering season Of 1897 and 1898.
said action was made retarnable to the
supreme Ju5icial Court, then neat to be
holden At Sko2hegan. within and Tor The
COUNTY af Somerset, on the third Tuesday Of
December \. u. 1905. and was dulr entered
in said court The Writ In saij a=.5n WAS
lated September IS. y. L. IsqS.
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To Mnthern of Babylhh How

No woman admlreS a babYlsh man,
vet one frequently sees a mother train
ing a babyish boy. He comes in pout-
ing and CRYING because some one treats
him unfairly or the fellows Won t let
him play, or he has met with fall,
and every one Is to blame but himself
His mother eoddles and pets him crit
cises the other boys; gives him piece
OF cake and keeps him with her
The boys don like to play with him.
They call him mothers darling and
baby boy, and they get rid of him in
peevish, selfish and overbearing at
home, but that is interpreted as a Sc
quence of his playmates spelling him.
This kind OF boy grows up and takes
his fretful, fault finding, ENJOYABLE dis.
position with him. He has no luck in
the world. His mother only is patient
with him, but even she cannot be proud
of nor lean lovingly on such a son.
How much better woulu it be for u
mother kindly to show her little son his
fault And in 50 doing she need not
lose sympathy for any real hurt or
childish sorrow.
As rule mothers consider their own
offspring entirely superior to other
children. They listen to a one sided
tale and harshly judge the other side,
and in consequence neighbors fall out
and children are encouraged to disagree
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Speaking of somersaults the aneCdote
which Lord Eldon relates OF the emf
nent English lawyer, John Dunning
afterward Lord Ashburton, will bear
repeating. Il had, says Lord Eldon
every early after J was called to the
bar, a brief as junior to Mr.. Cunning.
He began the argument and appeared
to me to he reasoning very powerfully
against our client Waiting till | was
quite convinced that he had mistaken
for what party be WAS retained, I then
touched his arm and upon his turning
his head toward me, | whispered to
him that he must have misunderstood
by whom he WAS employed, as he was
reasoning against our client.
He gave me very rough and rude
reprilnand for not having sooner set
him right and then proceeded to state
that what he had addressed to the court
was all that could be stated against his
client and that be had put the case rs
nnfavorably as it were possible in order
that the court might see how very salts
factorily the case against him could be
answered, and. accordingly, very pow
erfully answered what he had before
sfRtpd =
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Million pnkhams Advice Medicine

Three years have since passed into
carnival history. Other kings and
queens have come and gone and other
royal professions have threaded their
way i'll medieval splendor through the
streets of New Orleans But the glOries
of the festival of 1895 are brought to
mind by a romance which has outlived
midwinter nights dream This is
found in the engagement of Mr.. How
ard and Miss Fairchild, who We're king
and queen If the carnival. Little Won
der Cupid laughs and makes merry and
Proteus hides his diminished head.
The date of the wedding has not
been set, at all events not publicly an
nouneed, hut it is whispered that the
engagement is hot to be "a long one. -
New York Herald
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~
7''ff q aPreme Judicial Count,
I}rtenber I'm 4. y. 1898.
iha NO." e ms iefn' i Is ordered that
genera hY'i-s q me pendeney oi sal aciios
u gwen i' al persons and parties interested
IN ~ 9a'ei' u >a'4 lsgs' deserved as afofe-
se'' an. a'te1htA iH ne aa2se named writ
. ei5zI-e "sh tneftah Tor ia',9r AMI services
10 h@ai.hs ana i.a2ing and unl9ading sand
.'e - a''i '-as INC 'eiHs are attached ny pao-
Ashihg an attesief e2py of the a5sse notice
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"a twofold in Jury.


1.-THE boy didn't mean to hurt you.
Johnnie. was wise woman reply t.
her complaining son. II have seen you
throw the ball IN the same way. and
very likely you 90 other naughty things
10 you really Lave no night to get IAad
Besides It VIII only make other emil
dren laugh al You and call You mine.
Now yeu must put stop f. taaf ~
showing them mat you can be- laauly
and are willing t. take what You send.
Go. my ton Il really hurt mamma 10
see you babyish
Sucn a course A. this mother pursued
was mort sensible 1t developed the
child's sense 81 r.Yht. Of justice and III
selfshness
If you think 1t slight tbiDp, moth
ers. You are mistaken Yon tax the
eaeiest way 10 rid Yourselves Of the
matter really and metaphysicaliy and
caution him to let those boys al5ne %
If his playmatcs are really bad II Is
yonr business TO know it and guard
your son from contamination but yJu
do him an injury 10 keep him from the
company Of other rallicking sturGt
good natured boy- boys III the fullest
sense Of the word
Some time be must match b..
strength. physically and morally with
his kind H. must battle with If. and
its problems when mother j. powerlr-s
to shield him from the world hard
knocks
Some time b. and you must awake.
to the knowledge that II il only hr eur
ageously meeting disappointment and
diseouraRelufnts that manly strength
natures Hair} Is the boy who has had
that wise help and that sometime ,giser
letting alone ~hru occasion demands
which innre and ennoDle his moral
muscle Housewife
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Dead River Log Driving Company.

The members of the Dead Rjser Log Driving
Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting Of the Conn auy will be held in Grand
Army Hall Augusta. on Monday, the 10th day
Of February, 1892 at O'Clock 10 the afternoon
for the following purposes, viz
LIST To choose moderator
End, To hear the report of the treasurer and
take such action as NAV be thought pro per
80. To choose officers for the ensuing year.
4th. To vote money to defray expense Of
driving logs and other necessary bills
5th To act upol an other business that
may legally come before them.
SwS : " PH1LBR'Ck Clerk.
Skowhegan. Maine, February ?. ls.9
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romance

ago Mr. Howard was king If the car
nival in New Orleans and al tirt with
out IA consort lie entered the c'tN at
the head OF royal procession, with
knights and courti"rs, ministers Of the
crown and attendants innumerabe in
his train. The king was joyonsly re
ceived. The show was one of dazzling
brilliancy. The mimic court was given
over to feasting and revelry.
That he might choose a eonsort the
comeliest maidens in the city We're bid
den to appear before the king, and in
due time there was assembled such an
array of grace and beauty as would
have turned the head of many mon
arch The king looked upon these fair
competitors for his favor with critical
eye, and finally placed the coronet upon
the head of a stately young woman. the
daughter Of member of his own court
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ClerGyman's Criticism-HInts About
Pretty Clothes.
No engagement of recent years has
aroused so much interest in the eXclu-
sive set of New Orleans society rs that
of Mr. Frank I. Howard and Miss Lydia
W. Fairchild Mr.. Howard il well
known clubman of the Crescent City,
and is envied fer his good looks and
athletic build, likewise because he Is II
multimillionaire and director III som.
of the largest and most powerful cor
porations IN New Orleans and other cit
les He is the son of the late Charles L.
Howard, who was the business associate
of the late John A. Morris of West
chester, n Y, II noted hurseman and
owner of Morris park, and who was in
terested in the Louisiana lottery in its
palmiest days.
Miss Fairchild is daughter of Mr.
L. H. Fairchild, prominent citizen of
New Orleans and head Of one OF the
leading grain and stock brokerage firms
of that city. She is a beautiful and
highly accomplished young woman. and
has been reigning belle in New Or
leans society during several seasons
Aside from the wealth and social
standing Of the couple, their engage
ment is of interest because of pretty
romance connected with it. Three ye.rs
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seNE65imUo.

'Tsmpora iabuntur tacitisque senssciuu az
snnis.
"T1me slides AWAY and we grow old
By process Of the silent years"
More fain the busy hands to fold,
More quiet when q tale is told
Where death appears.
II ia not that the feet would shrink
From that dark river, tapping, cold,
And hid with mists from brink to brink;
Only one likes to sit and think
As one grows old.
Arthur Cotton in Scribners.
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commissioners Notice.

SOMERSET IS. January rs. A. ID. 1899
We, the undersigned, having been duly ap-
pointed by the Honorable Edward +. Dan
forth, Judge of Probate within aud for said
county, com missioners to receive and decide
upon the claims of the creditors OF Franzina
j. Gould, late of Lexington, in said county
deceased, whose estate has been represented
insolvent, hereby give public notice ssreeably
to the order OF the said Judge OF Probate that
six mon this from and after the thirteenth day
of December A ID. 1888, have been allowed to
said creditors to present and prove their
claims, and that we will attend to the duty
assigned us at the Office OF Augustine Sim
mons, Esquire, in Anson, in said county, at
ten OF the clocx in the forenoon OF each of
the following days: Tuesday, the twenty
eighth day OF February "A. D. 1899, and Tues
day, the sixteenth day ofMsy, A. D, 1893
Sw6
JOHN p. SPOONER, lCo,,,;ss;ou.rs
SUMNER s. NORTON. -
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Dead River North Branch Log
DRIVING COMPANY.

The members OF the Dead River North
Branch Log Driving Company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting OF the Com
Ia, on Monday, the 10th day OF February. 1889.
at 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose
OF choosing officers for the ensuing year; to
raise money to defray the expenses OF the
Company and to transact any other business
that may legally come before them.
Sw5 s. w. PHiLBRICK, CLERK.
Skowhegan, Maine, February 2, 1899
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E. F. Fairbrother,
Insurance agency,
Skowhegan, Maine,
Represents seven of the
leading Fire Insurance
Companies of the world

The Royal, The Pennsylvania, The
Queen, The Manchester Eng, The Con
cordia, The London Assurance Co., The
United Firemen; also the Oldest and
argest accident CO., The Fidelity and
Casualty Co.. and the old and reliable
life ms. CO., The Massachusetts Mutual.
Please give me a call. If
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BILLS Of COST.

STATE OF MAINE-SoMRRsKI OouSTY.
County Treasurer Office skowhegan,
January 25th, 1889.
The following bills of cost were allowed at the
August adjourned term Of the County Conmis
toners Court, 1885,.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-02-16

In Some parts Of Africa slaves are stlii
the basis Of all financial reckoning
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DRINK GRAlN.O

after you have concluded that you ought not
to drink coffee. 1t is not a medicine but
doctors order it, because it is bealthful, in
MIGRATING and sppetiring. 1t ia made from
pure grains and has that rich seal brown color
and tastes lii e the finest grades OF coffee and
cost about a as much. Children like 1t and
thrive on it because it is a genuine food drink
containing nothing but nourishment. Ask
your grocer for Grain o, the new food drink.
II and Csc.
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The following bills Of costs were allowed at
he December term OF the s }. Court, 1898.
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s4u

Tie following hills of cost were allowed at the
December adjourned term of the County Com
missioners Cnnrt ISIS.
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The following bills of cost were allowed at The
December term Of the County Commissioners
Court, 1898
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HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two They From
Pnkham.

The climax of life force In capable motherhood
The first requisite for good mother is good health.
Health of body health of the generave oreans
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writing tried
childbirth have often said that should like to have
mertst
nced thai herei remedy
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
THE PLAY QUEEN WHO WILL WEE
THE MAN WHO WAS HER KING.

To Mothers of BnbSIsh Boys-Y
Women Are Growing Taller 4
Clergyman's Criticism-HInts About
Pretty Clothes.
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The City Trust, Safe Deposit
and Surety Co.

OF Philadelphia, Penn. Incorporated and
commenced Business in 1886. Chas. NJ. Swain
President. Secretary, James +. Lynd.
Capital paid up in cash, S500,0an.
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spective headquarters on various dates after NO.
yemher 90
ENTHUSIASM IN AUSTRALIA

r,,p,PkAT1ON OF THE SECOND DhIA'h-
NEWT FROM NEW SOUTH WALES
sydney n s. W. Nov. j-lreme"uouS ,"'"'
sasm was displayed to-day on inc V0'"''''
the einbarkation Of the second ne'ac"lle"' ~
nished by the colony OF New SCUM "a''' ~
service in South Africa. Inc colon'a' "0'''
,nent is seriously considering doupnhs "'' 'V"
tlngent =.
The Premier. Mr.. Lyme has co'h'nu''''"'
the other Australian Premiers
that the colonies should dispa'ch 10 Sou'" "'''''
another body Of troops. to be oalled '"' N''''"
Ian Contingent. He says that II necessary WI
thousand men could be gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

n It's own way and directly to Us own pe2p" ,,ot
conference out Of which proceeded our iuS'"" -
ndnptel the principal suggestions mao" IN n a.
tho independent Labor party. ana nvHllI"sor 80
O,rrion Tor Sheriff Throughout the campaign W.
dienitv or his bearing. the sound sense IN ~
sreechos and the carncetnees or ma Suppp.,,
have shown the wisdom Of his nomination , n'.u
am convinced that very consldNfanlt 10Y M tn
almost in its entirety from Tammany HAN Will "'
cast under the independent Labor emblem >,
40 Republican wOrkiDgman would need 70 ~
scri his own party IN order % help the lh"'po.,
dent Labor candidates. because tnty af' 49,,
lufoly the same as 10 tho county uckct ana az
most always the same i'm the Assembly DISTRICTS II
the independent Labor party Is capable or pollnS
10000 votes tho fusion county ticket mas WIZ
Thirty thousand labor votes would NOT Do u IT,
markahlc poll. II would be less than one tnon7tu1
votes per Assembly district The leaders OF inc
portcrs are capable Of polling 5000 votes ar me
very least Buf II they poll 5000 they VIII nav
pollel enough. and the vote VIII stand foi the
fusion ticket 1900. for Tammany Hall. lz'"'
As 10 the Assembly districts. ] believe that we
shall carry f0r the Republican ticket an OF the
eight districts we now h0ld-that is the YIN, the
NlIlth. the NINth. the NNIsi the NV the
XXVIIth. the XNlNth and the XNXist. believe
that shall carry the NNIIld believe that
Labor leaders insist that they will carry the Xxx H.
the NNINfh ana the NNNth. They can scarcely
fan 10 do so If their vote throughout the city
amounts to much Ono-half Of the strength
they undoubtedly believe they have got. Tho issue
throughout the campaign has been plain and
simple one. and IL the voters Of Newl0rh want
chance 10 show their disapprOval of Tammany
Hall and the kind 81 government - which il has
been convicted this is certainly their opportunity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
SECOND CONTINGENT.

Ottawa. Nov 3.-Sir Wilfrid Laurier' the ire
,,,or was seen to-day regarding second '""-
adam contingent for the Transvaal' All tha' ~
would say was that the matter was under con-
o,,,ro,ior and that correspondence was going on
,.o,,.oo- tho Government and the Imperial au-
,hor,tles respecting the matter. IT IS however
,,ou understood that an offer Of troops has pee"
made and that the Dominion GoVern'n'n' j.
NOW waiting for reply.
81 Johns y. F.. Nov 1.-The NeWfouhu'""u
Government Is considering n proposal 10 '''"'
half tho colonial police into a company lo' scr
vice IN the Transvaal. The Cnnauian "'N'"
ment will be requested II Is UNDERSTOOD ~ j"
corporate this company with the second '"""
,. roc,,rent Newfoundland paying a proper
tionate share OF the expenses. The colonial ~
lice being like the Royal irish Consia pu'a,y
a semi military body. armed well drilleu niiu
s,,,lv onuinned could take the field at once Inc
scheme meets with general popular approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
LORD CHARLES DENIES A REPORT.

Plymouth. Nov. 3-Rear Admiral Lord Cha'''s
Beresford ii was announced to-day h"n a0
cepted the post OF second In command OF 'i'e
British Mediterranean Squadron, In succession -
Rear Admiral Sir Gerard Henry Noel "n"Se
time expires in January next Lord HereSio'''
II was said had already selected his stan
The Press Association. which was responS'"'e
for the announcement Of Lord Beresi"iu "p
pointment. said later IN the day that the Au'"'-
raj in an interview at Sheffield denied ha,'ns
been appointed second in command OF ,nr . NJ
iterranean Squadron. This - thoush' my ,bo
publication az premature, for. as announced by
The Associated Press when the AuIn'Ta' re- e.
turned 20 England from the United siates II -
,,,,, mon, ~ the most mentioned is imminent il
II is not already an official fact