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German American Real Estats Title Omar Co
cor Tooth 1T, . yrs......,..............
stein. Bertha to Louise Mstterson. 61st St
lby T. ! S-I2 yr. Gee. ......,n.
Miller. Alexander to August Schmidt, 26th
Of, 100 ", Observation-Disclosures. ..,.......
LAdinsky. Louis J - Abraham b schleimer.
X Broadv way, 7A3, 3 yrs
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Ferryboat In = Navy Yard Dry Dock.
Tn" ferryboat Chicago. which was sunk
recently in North River and which has been
raised, was taken to the Navy Yard yesterday
phu nut in dry dock. special perm sion having
veh seeured from the Navy DEPARTMENT.
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West Side.



Handsome second goor; private bath; single
rooms; references. - West 33d II.
OiTH ST. N WEST. near Broadway.-Rooma with
~ or without private bath: stcnm heat; elevator:
excellent table dhote restau -ant In " hhnrhoo'
GOTH ST. II WEST. between Bro.iwav and bth
nv avenue to rent FOR gentlemen handsome
suite ot two rooms, private bath: also single room.
OOD ST. 10 WEST. opposite waldorf Handsome
Do parl"r suite suitable physician; also one other
suite and single room; valet attendance; breakfast
optional references re red.
otrH ST. s4s wEsr-weu furnished suite ot
Ut three rooms and private bath; also desirable
single room: neghhorho III select convenient TO all
cars.
GOTH ST. 27o.27c wFST-Attractlve neatly fur.
cc nshed nteS, 81 upward! single rooms
"a weekly: sunny apartment: hotel service;
dfTHsr .io7 WEST between Broadway and 9th Az.
r,"ms; running hot and cold water every conve-
nience; ceatral location.
list ST. "a wFsT-Two large rooms With use Of
u bath references.
SRTH 81. Ii4 wESr-very handsome room
on dressing room connecting; ample closets; suit.
abba for two gentlemen; house and ssrvics high
class, neghborhood select
BROOKLYN.
DrNFkpPLEaT. a.. HEIGHTS near Pridge-p1.sssnt
rooms large and small: every convenience;
sanitary plumbing: references.
miscellaneous.
TyIaHIY recommended board, rooms rutt-.: nj.
waite families not vertisinc; furnished sDN-t-
ments. srh'e': references exchanged: everything
inspected: full p,rtirularS
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY
il33 broadway t2ath,.
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Wanttd--Malts.

MESSENGER BOY wanted; must
live with parents and supply good refer
enceS; wages $3.50 week. B. T., box
100 Sun uptown office, 1905 Broad
way.
f,RoCERY CLERK AND ASSISTANT wanted,
" reference. q. wICHELU5. 343 Hudson st.
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MADISON Az. 12O-A handsome La, square
4u room with private bath on second floor; also
ono other desirable room valet attendance; break.
fast optional; references required.
18TH ST., Iso EAST-Desirabie we'll furnished
rooms; large and an all for gentlemen.
CSTH ST. 81 FAST near Madison av)-fins large
~ room private bath: also small rooms; gentle
men; references.
O1 ST ST, 20 EAsT-Handsonsiyf furnished. front,
~ sunny rooms for bachelors or married couples;
breakfast optional.
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9th at, sS WEST. near Rro,dway-Sicely fur
- nished rooms with excellent board every con.
ventence; central location: spanish spoken.
OSTu St. a. WEST near Observation-Disclosures
81 largesquarH room with rrivate hath; also single
room; table unsurpassed; excellent attendance.
81 ST ST. 40 WEST frw choice newly furnished
OIL rooms, large and small n house irst opened:
superior cuisine; parlor dining.room table guests
accommodated.
SCD ST. NJ wEsr-Newlv and sttr,"t,velv fur.
81 nish~d single anil double rooms: HHr,N dining
room scrvic" and usine first class; table boiraer-
references EXCHANGED.
SOD ST.. n AMI 40 WEST NEAR proaiwnyN-Ths
~ Sihiock; rooms suite with rr.vate baths;
also single rooms superior table; house and attend
ance uncNcellet.
fSTH ST.. c27 wEST--A large. Handsomely rur.
ri nisheN square room; rrnpiry hot and cold
wnter hath laryu .loscts; table and attendance m.
eN,elled parlnr dining room.
9th ST. ri wFsT-nNuhle rooms: southern cS.
or posure second and third floors; with boari:
convenient location; references.
9th ST, ss wESr-Few choice rooms, houss lust
'Jo opened; newly decorated and furnished
thIOughout; table and service unexcelled; tAbls
guests accommodated; references required.
9th ST. AND CENTRAL PARK wEST-The Cor.
~ nell newly Furnished rooms; en- suite or sing
ly; steam heated; southern exposure; running
wator excellent table, elevator.
Brooklyn.
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IL dificult TO md In large city. Such placss
though, are TO be found advertised In THE BuA
under Select Board. "-Adp.
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Srlrrt Board.


ENst Sltes
(,RAMFRCY PARK. 1. corner ist-tarVo con.
VI meeting rooms ample closets; parlor door din
ing room; references.
ST. ALRA>'s-R. W. DE FOREST, PROP.
- and Fast alst st--Centr,l location: deSir-
able rooms: private baths; psri inin: room.
OSTH at. ia FAST wallturni.hrd. comfort
- able anil largc rooms: excellent table and
service parlor dining room central location: refer
erccs exchanged
CSrHsT II6 rAsr --IA-ve and small rooms: cy.
~ ccllcnt board special terms for season; central
OSTH ST. 100 FAsT-De.irahle. wcll.furnished
20 rooms. large and small; excellent table and
service; psrlor diningroom.
DIST ST. II EAST. nrar5'h av.-Handsomelvt fur
III nished large room on nrst floor, with excellent
board; references required.
DIST ST, ?:I FASr-Pr,g ate family will receive
% six hoartarS rooms ll-,e: everything home
like: prices moderate; Few dodgers.
LORD ST EksT-uandsomelv furnished room.
~ with hr-tclass board house select; neighbor.
hood unsurpassed: table guests accommodated; ref
ercnceA re rrcd.
18TH ST. 10 EAST-Furnished rooms with
board; references exchanged.
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FURNISHED Rooms & APARTMENTS 10 Eet
Enst Side.

7 FNTNGTONAv.. 1to--very handsome back parlor.
doctor. deatist or couple; neighborhood central;
references re Iuired.
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Situations afauttd-ialalts.

ATHOROuGIII.Y COMPETENT sTENOG.
RAPIIEK AND TYPEWRITER dcaircs .
position the best ref rcnces FROM her present en-.
ploycrs, &c. have used Rcmtn Itnn. hammond Cali
graph, Smith Premier. Address A. b., box 200 sun
once.
A YOrNG MAN. 20 years. wants work can nll
N position "a assistant engineer or fireman or VIII
do most any kind - hnnest, honorable work; can
furnish good referenccs; strictly temperate. Adj
dress 7. T.. II. 2Is Bergen av.. Jersey City. M.
(,OUD REV Md for securing position NJ shipping
" clerk. porter collector ianitor or watchmant
salary $50 monthly ~ y.Ar,' experience. BRAN
DES, blt Washington st.. Hobuken. ". J.
DIAPER RULER wants q situation to take charge IN
Il ont q lily: all branches Of
blankbook binding; modeTa'. wages. Address
d. b boS 2u4 sun ONCE.
VorSG COLORED MAN AZ ~. wants position
j in some ofHce, blNnes, hnu-a bank. valet
for gentleman can furnish refrr ncn aud security
II vnn;"d won Like perm inent ''ition. ". W. D.
13n West r ! Il
\OuSG MAN ~ wouli like chance TO obtain
L oml mont IN foreign country: railroad work
work in city address O. H. box Iib Sun once.
NOUSG MAN wants puti,"n ~ irus, or livht por.
i ter. @. BlEwf. els Fast ssh a..
atlillinrru and nrrssmakins.
IL Furs redyed. rcmodrllsd repaired, latest
IA styles, moderate prices. specially. seAlskin.
Persian. BARREk's III West seth st.
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALnIrI. Dec. s.-Court OF Appeals Calendar for
Monday. Dec liz Nos. 1877, iig. 100 i7t. 1919, ITO.
i76 and l7d.
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TO READ 1.-THE suns" REAL ESTATE
NEWS
and tabular forms Of daily transactions is to
be better posted In this direction than those
who rely on so-ca.lod ReG Estate mediums.
that only partially cover the ground.-Adr.
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A SHTASD PLACE ~. near Fulton st.-SuT
N rior board room and hrc. s5; Convenienc,
good home.
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West Side.

18th ar, 10 EAsT-Purnished room. wit
4 board; references exchanged.
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Boschsr, CathArine, To Dora Pipanbrnk. 49,. $685.
Same to same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7bC
Coleman, Chas H. TO Florence Allen. ....,... bOI
Leonard, John, 70 Edward McClusksy,... 1.74(
winslow, Edward to Emily l. Ford. assigns
Same n Henry Ford. trustee, .,,,..,..... 100
weinstein. julius and Max. to Clara Mama. b,14l
JosspStbai: Louis 10 sara 4 LAwrenoe ..... I7.6oi
Bchmuck, HERNIA and Kate Decker. extrx,
40 to Peter Locker. .,,,,,..,,..,.. AOC
and 6rinnsll Bun, trusteos 80. $4,000
Peters VIM n To John l. Straley. ct al go. 1000
Powell. sarah II. to John Willets, guardu 6,OoC
wAlther. Phebe J. gdn. H.. to Arthur O
Hendficfson. william, to Henrietta oraw.
ford .,.,..,...,.,..,,,,....,,,.. nom
Karpas. Morris. to Adrian II jackson .,,.... 5000
Pretarre, Pierre land ano. eIrs. az, to Pierre
L Preterre ,,,..,,.,,,,, nom
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Ii Furs redyed, rcmodelsd, repaired; latest
n styles. moderate price,. specially. seAlskin.
Persian. BARKEk'S. III West seth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

Bench Of Bishops put together by the sli,iP ~
psychcal process Of suggestion DO you 81 ~
church or chapel?' -,,i,
The word church" was just what the re- ~
had been fumbling about for and Tor the NJ VI
him couldn't find and the instant the susse''''i'
is made he snaps at 1t. 80 -, ,o,yr
"Church-Tm Church of England. Ana uo" w. -
goes another contribution to the huHei'''' 80
ptrioritv Of the Establishment ,.,o
4 voung man who has gone through the whol9
routine here may be assumed TO De Vi aUu'r
constitution and Of fairly good character. lheIo
ar. clerks and mechanics, laborerS, carmen
travellers horsekeepers. gardeners anu 81 W
and now and again young telo" WIN an -,
dcscribable something about him that ldho' MN
out of the generality Of recruits. nc
"A gentleman" Gaid tn major, so'to w. -,
one recruit takes his papers ana reuItS. ~ -,
been an officer in the militia, ana IL Is ilot az
,,,reuaI fling to meet with young fellows "l
good connection and excellent education Hi'.I7
IN, ir way i'm hcrc-somc of them possibly III 'he
ovnoctation Of being bought out, Tor ehIlSI-
mint &c not irrevocabc. It is deliberately en-
trreI into and up to the moment or taxing l'I
oath the recruit may retreat quite lreely ,''5i
it. at any time within three months NJ " d..
that he has made a mistake II he or ms lil'Hu7
can nay down the SO which is about the sum
his mistake has cost his country, ne can Ect no
discharge II IS all open and above board no"
odavs and recruiting has become matter VI
a DcrfcctIv fair bargain. The recruit mus -"
between eighteen and twenty-five years oi a.
and cnlists for twelve years, either WIN Wv Wv
regiment or the Reserve. The eHortS that 81 ,
nowadays made to promote the employment "l
D,servo mon and the great libcralty when the
public are now displaying in the care OI ~. ~,
homes and families of those who are uhlaPPu!
called out for active duty cannot but gIed'IS
enhance the popularity Of the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24

lings in the wicker fenced Enclosures q, r..
adventurous. II Is possible even at this -4'i
date to trace under the artifcially ,'a.
form of the Tamworth breed the lor,
piciOus nose, the rufous bristes and the III ~
full eye Of its original wild ancestor s-'
II the East troubled not with the Die -,
ably gave TO the world It's Hocks Of sbss,N ~
goats Asia il the true home Of the o.. ~
Gated goat. II is there that IL fourshes s,s
is held in honor. There. too. was the 49, -
which by general consent is the original - -
common domestic breed, the wild Pasen1 :. -
or hex, call it which you please Of Asia ~ ~
and Persia. There would not be the si1t,
difficulty in DEMONSTRATING the young ~ So.
species Of mountain sheep today II this -
desired Difficult as the lambs are 10 catch a..
are taken when very young On the mog,,,',
and the only difference In their behavior i ~,
all become as tame as the prOyerblal "p4, la,,1s
some species notably tn Barbary villa -,
and the indian burrhel-become more MARI.
friendly than others. All, Wild goats and "a
sheep alike, have short smooth coats though -.
Barbary sheep grows a WOOly name: but ps,,
is under wool in the fur ~ All the sheen XII.
care in dOmcsticatiOn would Increase The IT,
species have lost their speed and agility IN ~.
English fields but not On The Alpine pas,g,.,
wherc some Of the breeds are not unlike ~
surviving Wild species the mouGl0ns OF Sars.,i,
It is tempting and easy % imagine lost All,
mails from which our tame ones have spr,r,
But except in the case u the vanished Ep,'.
pean, and perhaps Asiatic wild cattle uprs (,
no domesticated quadruped, from the rab, ,
and dog to the camel, whose origin may Nc, 3.
safely traced TO 4 Wild ancestor now uyi,,
caught and tanned by personal enterprise and
continued in mans service by TRANSMISSION =,
property. Of which this may have been one ..
the earliest forms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
QUEER ACCIDENTS TO BISKy0TRS
USED AS GAS LIGHTERS. cHEWED BY DOGS AID
BOILED WITH CABBAGE
From tn washington Star.

From The Washington star.
"Whilc it cannot be stated that il Is an Ama..
lean habit 10 light lamps and gas with money'
exp aimed AN official If the redemption dyis Q
o the Treasury Department 70 star" rep1r,s
there a4e number who appear actually o
have money - burn and Who now an
then burn il. There are more money bUrnea
too. than come o. thu front AMI demand a I.
demptou " their partly destroyed money q
some people hesitate uet.r" they are willing
T. app.ar .u such an NI.t.u.lu.e position !
don't wan. to Dee ind r-t.YI AS stating tha, o
occurs every day. for that would probably q
strcfDI.l .t someW hat but o Us fact tha, q
occurs many more times IMAM would be sup
posed. 4 case II the Kind came t1 the dHs-
last week, where A fellow lighted a match %
the door of his room and from that lgnt~.
what h. supposed was a piece ~ paper wha
h. had in his pocket H. started with 'a,
lighted paper % find the gas jrt lie found I.
and as D.. blew out bis lighted paper he asc,r'
tanned. -O his surprise and disgust that tt
taper was "a t-n-dpi.ar Dill. more than 0ne-hat
II which had been burned In his commune
ton To the secretary of the Treasury u who
he was advised 90 write, he admitted that De
was a fool and deserved a kick instead " any
thing clSa. but said as grass vas rather si'..
with him he would have % appeal for Tglemp'
tim. H- furu.s shed thu necessary aiidayls
which under thu law have 20 br filed IN sI.4
cases ana a new bill Was sent him for tie Ia!
burned note which he sent IN for tei'inp' p
Lots of times people burn money but MAKE
no claim for redemption. supposIns mat thI
have no redress in the matter. But the Tre4~
ury Department does not as rule hunt lp
trouble. 50 unless tn claim is made none
suggested. ill.,.
II had a case som-N hat In the same line te'
Gently. and there are frequent similar occur
rencts. as where a on'-d0llar dog puppy ave W
two-thirds u A hye-Io,lar note. The pup vas
of a playful disposition. wrote the man W.,
owned il. and. though | saw him playing VIA
the note. did not recognize II as money pu1 ".
won't play any more in my back yard Laa
on. when the puppy got tired paying I''L -
the owner discovered that the dog hal Veel
amusing himself with a note when hau
cident fallen on the floor. The aihda'ls III ~, ~,
case were very amusing but the man go' H'
remnant Of note redeemed at It's luII 'a'1.
The lamp and gas lighting people are oy sisI'
odds in the majority. out II number u s'.-
cases the percentage of women sufferers
small that il can almost be SAID the! va
lose money by using # as lighters hneN -
woman who boiled almost out II existence -.
eral bills which by some means got N u'e -
of the leaves Of "A head Of cabbage. Inc " ,
dropuod into her basket on her way OacA - a
the market The notes We're pretty wen 49, ~
for the cabbage was being cut up "hen y"
were discovered. but there was enough N" -
which to base a redemption
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FOREIGN BODIES ~ THE EYE.



POSTUM
-. MI, >-,,. Yorl, Medical Record
i-''''' ~ ' ,i ,t ,,.,rl,ip,
SlN weeks ago "d9 ''9f. ~. d.. c.'..ur
uI lh' SldtI'S''P' a. - u. 10 Ill. f,,r-
fuchS III "HHi' II - % - -, -, r,.,.,,, from
uShtd WIN I.lII"'' Ia...,tnr.
which All IRON - eACiud'' an" - ~ - !
imagcd 10y electric lEht upon S'al', ar Wv. w -
10y Il small telescope. ana although uic uId' "'"
able vibrations If the building give rise 10 SOM
errors. So delicate is the necdl" that II VIII re
spond to the presence IN IN" cycpiIl Oh Pii '.''
of iron less IN bulk than the htiu Oh an 'iI'''''H
pin. som" cNp-rlH"hLu u,'l9', u'' ut'I -,
u"ntS. n\lh''d me lI"' '"' '''''','' -
the apparatus were NOT 'NaSE''"''u u" j. A."
sample Of thr Splrhdld d'HicN'H'Ill9 VI ,''
tilic surgery OF the present DAY III Il Single IT,
partmcnt.
! want to call especial attention To what mas
been wrought i'm demonstrating the rrcS"nr" "l
foreign bodies i'm tho eye. The siIeroSc"pe can
ten us with amazing clearn'sS Whrn h.t OF
iron has penetrated the eye. But II says h'th-
ing regarding substances winch are npn-iudE
uctic.h brass. lead or stone. Neither can 10 ter
mine the exact position Of a bit Of iron within
the globe. nor even whether IT may not haN"
passed beyond into the orbit or elsewhere 10y
means Of the R"ntG'n rays ~ rdES) some lIt-
ciSiOn has been attained IN locdlHatlpn. rms
has been done in Boston, i'm Nc"-Iork. IN mia
dclphia and elsewhere in our own country, ana
! saw a iair SkHSraph IN Professor fucH7 $
cabinet
But II has been reserved Tor london sur -
gtun, Dr. Ma'krnZl" DAVIDSON. formerly OF
Aberdeen To bring the use OF y rays To degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
HOLDING A "CorRT LETT
From The London News.

7 rom ne l.puupH news
one Of those curious surviYals o. H,
times a Court Leet or Court OF hommg uir
General Court Baron. as II Is now CS, norse /,
be held at the Rising sun. pupHc I'D uos "a
Green-st.. Bethnal Green, To-Day "a - The
about noon. 1t is the Court 81 the ~ Nan0r
Manor Of Stebunketh. otherW Sc Stepn' I've fre-
who is Sir Edward Colebrooke, ana az ~, a,
hold and copyhod tenants Of ue Us servics
bound To attend il 10 do their sun a'u that
The Court always meets IN Low a,a tM
is. the second Tuesday after Eas'1 \, nn-es,tei
first Tuesday in December-and 49,. PeeinaN
over by the Steward Of the Manor ~ a.. WIiar
Stewart Hart-Dyke, brother OF on Ste A.!
Hart-Dyke The proceedings are PIE iur
quaint and gcnially condl. TED y n r,aSs n Z.
Is empaneled, and presentrents az i"rs am.
deaths Of copyhold tenants SURF nan n q,
tances. and the like. And the iole ch rl Pr.
Jury advises on the document true ~, 80 any
lamation is also made f1r the ht.9, Ills .
deceased tenants, and Il the righ,lu,l .eior arr
not come forward TO take the admission e,ion be.1g
the third proclamation -cach ~ q Wano, cS;
six months apart-the Lord OF Ile ,hs ts1
seize ii at the end ~ two years Hutn a. Az
of death. and DO what he pleases WIN /" mar
the business is over the officers OF Wv nh.
and the homage jury ST down to dl. .ha iori
is followed by toasts Of The queen ~. snd Z,
the Manor. the stewards ana suT'e'0
homage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
THE CANDY or BIRDS NEST.

From The London Globe
The following is a sample Of English she is
spoke. or wrote. at Wuhu. 100 miles up the
Yangtae:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-24
PIGS FIRST DoMEsT.cATED IN EUROPE.
From The Spectator.

Pigs were probably a European RECLAMATION"
In the tropical East no one wanted them for
tn y were neither wholesome flesh nor giVerS
IF milk. But in every case in Europe and Asia
there is practically only one wild pig. except the
babirussa, which may have been the origin Of
some Of the Chinese breeds. In any case, the
cntrrprsing domcsticator Of pigs in any form
must be- honored before the disciple Of Con
fucius who is credited with having discovered
merely by accident their merits when roasted.
We can quite understand how the resolve arose.
What could be moro natural 10 the trihcSmen or
the village who already possessed small and
increasing herd Of dairy animals reclaimed from
the forest than to follow this up by catching.
either I'm nets or pitfalls. family of young wild
swine and adding them to their farm stock?
Their prolific character must nave been we'll
known. and AZ Mahomet promised a blessing
and angels visits TO the home which possessed
three goats. SO the neGhbors must have looked
with envy on the recurrent families OF wild pig
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-13
AGTTNALDO'S ATTITUDE
His Speech at the Recent Oelebra-
tion at TaTlao,
PHILIPPINES FOR THE FILIPIEOs.

In n speech TO Cubans Goncrai Gunl-
berto Gomez Declares That Rovolu-
tion WIN Inevitable Return Unless
Cuba Ia Declared Independent.
Manila. July ia copy Of The
Independence has reached Manila con-
tanning a speech which Aguinaldo
made during the recent celebration at
Tarlac of the anniversary of the proc
lamation of Filipino independence. II
is in part as follows:
Filipino beloved daughter OF the
ardent sun of the tropics, commended
by providence to the care of noble
Spain, be not ungrateful to her
who warmed you with the breath OF
her own culture and civilization. II
is true she sought to crush thy as
piration for independence, as a loving
mother opposes separation forever
from the daughter of her bosom. This
but proves the excess of affection and
love Spain feels for thee.
Filipino, delicate flower of the east,
scarcely eight months weaned from the
breast of thy mother, thou hast dared
to brave a great and powerful nation,
such as is the United States, after
barely organizing and disciplining thy
little army. Yet we reply, we will be
slaves to none, nor allow ourselves to
be deceived by soft words. Let us con-
tinue to defend our fatherland until
independence is assured, for this is
Justice. We shall see at last that the
great American nation will acknowl-
edge the right which is on our side.
That doctrine of the great Monroe,
that America Is for Americans, is not
| forgotten. Just as we affirm that the
| Philippines are for the Filipinos.
Some states of the American Union
| have arisen in our favor Especially is
| the Democratic party convinced that
| both victors and vanquished will lose
precious lives. Thus many of the peo-
pie and many statesmen censure Presi-
dent Mckinley as inhuman for having
ordered his military representatives at
| Manila to seek means to bring about
hostilities with the Filipinos. These
facts prove that they wished TO try us
to see if we are able TO live up to the
second color of our banner, red, which
signifies courage, heroism and martyr
dom.
'In spite of their expressed desire to
dominate all the Philippines, well con-
vinced are they that we fight with JUS
tice and right on our side and that
autonomy is all a show of deceit, only
serving to save certain accumulated
wealth. We have never concealed ouI
aspirations, that we aspire but to In
dependence, that we will struggle or
to obtain 1t, perhaps from those who
are now our enemies and tomorrow
will be our allies, as they were for the
overthrow of the power of Spain"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-13
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in the land who are not
afraid to be generous to the needy and suffer
ing. The proprietors of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten million trial
bottles of this great medicine; and have the
satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases, Asthma
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases OF
the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by it. Call on A. Wasley, Druggist, and gel
a trial bottle free. Regular size SOC. and 81
Every bottle guaranteed. or price refunded.