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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-28
STATE or ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, q,

STATE or on.e' G c,T. Of TOLEDO IS.
FRA.:x J. CHENEY makes oath TINT he Is the
senior pa-tncr OF the f.m OF +. j. CHEsEYSCo.
doing Business in the City of Toledo. County
and State aforesaid. and tfa said irn, Will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot oe
cured by the urc Of HAMS CArARRg CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 6.h day OF December. A. D. 1855.
lsEAL. 4. W. GLEASON,
~~l Notary Public.
Hall,s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces OF
The system. Send for teStimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, q,
20 Sold b. D1uygists. 7bc.
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German. Not Bryan, the Leader.

Hon. William Jennings Bryan. after hear
ing of the ratification of the treaty, said he
was not surprised; that while many thought
the fight ought TO have been made on the
ratification, he believed in ratifying sud then
contending for declaration of policy against
expansion.
1t is true that FIVE or six Senators, probably
mere. who voted for ratification, are opposed
to expansion, but both they and Bryan erred
in favoring the treaty. One more than one
third of the Senate would have been sufficient
TO have defeated the policy of expansion by
defeating ratification. To declare against ex-
pansion and for independence for the Philip
pines and Porto Rico, as we have done tor
Cuba, will require majority of both houses
of Congress, and that majority is not to be
secured in Republican Congress. with Nc
Kinley bent upon an imperial policy and with
the power of patronage to control votes
defeat Of the treaty was certain barrier
to Imperialism, and Hr. Bryans personal m
Auence is probably responsible for the loss OF
the two votes necessary to have defeated 1t.
The fight against territorial expansion IS now
the harder and more difficult of success. Mr..
Bryan may attempt leading part, but on
this question he has lost prestige, and Demo
Gratis, at least, will look with more confidence
to some one who was against ratification.
The question of expansion or political $50
Iation will be the great and overshadowing
one in the next Presidential election. The
Democrats will stand against expansion, I'M
perialism and militarism, and no one IS now
In sight who will make as able leader as
Senator German 1t was he who led the
fight in the Senate, and if any one can win
the next national contest it is Mr.. German
This is likely to be the sentiment OF the Demo
Gratis east of the Alleganies, aud If so, Mr.
German will be the next Democratic nomi
nee in all probability. No Democrat has al
good chance of carrying the pivotal staiei
ofNew York, Connecticut and New Jersey, o.
il as sure of success in the South. Mr.. Bryan
can never hope to carry the states of th'
East. so essential to success, and his course OF
the treaty has still further weakened him
The nomination is a year off, but events nov
point to Senator German as the Democrat
leader in the next Presidential contest.
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why Is 1t Not Republican.

SILVER Run, Mn, February 9, 1893.
MgssRs. EDIToRs;-We would be pleased
TO have the following lines inserted IN the
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE:
Nearly a year ago our postmaster, who was
a Democrat, resigned and left the village.
Two Republicans then began working for the
Office. aud the one that received the most pa
irons names was appointed. He took charge
of the office the 18th of April, 1898, and kept
it in the old Boose building until the lire oc-
Cured November 18th, 1898. II was then
kept at the postmaster's residence until he
received permission from the Department 10
move it to a small store in the centre of the
village, where it has been kept ever since.
But some how or other new postmaster was
appointed last week, and the people knew
nothing about what was going on until the
appontment was made. 1t was made with
cut a list of any of the patrons names, and
the one appointed is not voter at that. 1t
seems strange that the Republican central
committee are pushing their voters aside in
that kind of way II matters not if a crowd
| does gather together at private dwelling
outside of the village and talk over matters,
| or whether it comes from the head OF church
| or any place else, it is not fair to appoint a
postmaster, without the patrons knowing any
| thing about it. If the Democrats are in
/
| Republicans are in power let them have the
offices. If the central committee had this
appointment made through this baby game
they will be remembered hereafter by the
Republican voters in and around Silver Run
and it seems strange that no one knows why
the present postmaster is not good enough fol
the people. But of course it was done
| through game that was going on ever slnc'
he was appointed last April. And if the.
did want to remove him, why IS It that the
did not appoint Republican in his stead
rather than one that is no voter at all? Wha
makes the thing seem Sc strange is that whel
some one comes around and asks whethe
our office is held by a Republican or Demo
crat, we will have to say it is held by neither
it is held by one that was appointed throug
a baby game that was on the go since las
April; they took the Office from RePublica
without any excuse, more than the office wa
in the centre of the village, and now 1t wi
be removed to the extreme South end.
! A PATRON.
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whitewash

AcKiuley's commission 70 Investigate the
condac, of the late war has finished i's iabofs
aud ,aade voiuminoas Fep5rt Of some one
hundred and fifty printed pages. As Tas ex.
pected il is something OF COST of WhiteNash
for the War Department. Il reflects rather
seriously on Gen. Miles. and has no adverse
comments GA Easan. The commission vas
a useless affair, bui il cost nearly 100000
Just the same. No one attaches any special
Importance To it, except Mckinley aud Alger.
for whose special advantage i vas appointed
by the President.
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Mr. Mckinley siaked bis ail on carrying the
ratification Of the Spanish American treaty,
usiag every power aud influence he had. aud
patronage, It Is said, played part also. The
latter NAV have had some effect ca Senator
George l.. Wellington. Tha, individual has
been talking to newspaper reporters for over
a year against territorial expansion. bat when
the time came to vote be voted for rat
i6catiou. He even made a speech in the
Senate against ratification.
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The eoart martial sentence in the case Of
Commissary General Charles p. Eagan was
dismissal from the army, with reeommeuda'
ton to mercy. and President Mckinley has
committed the sentence to suspension from
rank aud duty for SIX years. IL be lives ou'
the six years be will be retired Oh the usnA
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT SALE !!
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

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@Gf mems
R M souri, Dry
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Had the Post of Honor.

The chief of the Ygorotes. the Filipino natives
who fought so calamity with bows and arrows in
the face ofsrtillery Are, is in hospital at Manila
with a shattered thigh. He admits that he never
before saw modern artillery and was ignorant OF its
effects until he and his followers met the disastrous
fire of Sunday.
The chief is bitterly incensed against the Tagaos
for placing the Ygorotes in front of an American
battery under the pretense that they were sent to
occupy Il post of honor. He intimates that the
Ygorotes will avenge this alleged treachery when
the survivors return.
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feb11-4t

NOR SALE.-A Desirable Farm "a
u of about 60 Acres; good water, or III.
chard, all necessary buildings, &C.; house
new. Road on three sides. Situated in Car
roll county, on the Washington road, about s
miles from Westminster, and | mile from
Gist For further information call on or adj
dress d. Z. MCQUAY, Gist p o. Nd.
or Guy w. Steele, Atty.
feblI-3t* Westminster, Md
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Gen. OTIS reports his losses in the battle
with the Filipinos last Saturday nighs and
Sunday rs follows: Killed, officers aad -
enlisted men; wounded, 5 officers and 1870 en-
listed men; missing, enlisted meu. Two
men we're wounded on one Of DeWey's ships.
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A court martial has been ordered to meet
in Washington next Wednesday to investigate
''embalmed beef charges by Gen. Miles and
incidentally 70 perform on Gen. Miles himself.
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dec Som
4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S
"a SALE
OF
S M ALL F A r M,
Situated in Myers District, in Carroll Cnun-
~. Maryland.
l. T A r M

BY virtue Of the power and authority con-
tanned IN mortgage from Samrei Baum aud
Elizabeth Baum. his vile, IL Mary :. Wentz.
bearing date on the fifth DAY of March. lss7,
and duly recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records of Carroll County, ia liber
W. n VI. No. -. folio ). &c.. and by the said
Mary ). Vent duly assigned fu Oliver 3.
Wentz on the 18th day Of January. Isaa. for
collection. the undersigned. Assignee ct Mort
gage. will offer az Public Sale, ou :he prem
iSes. on
SATURDAY, 4h day OF MARCH, 1922
At | o clock p. tn. all the Real Estate de
scribed IN said mortgage, containing 30
ACRES OF LAND. more or less. The I'M
proyements thereon consist ot ii
u story frame Dwelling House, ( u =
cased with brick. large barn, &C. sn,S%
wagon shed and other necessary ssz45Fs5se sfss1
outbuiidipgs; there Is also tenant house on
this property There i 3 well of Water at
the buildings aud a good spring near the
house. The land is IN a ialr state ot cuiiiva-
ton. This property Is located on the public
road l,tliu. from Silver Run 70 the Hanover
Road. auj Is about one mile from Silver Bun,
and adioius lands 81 said Samuel Baum aud
others
Terms nf Sale Cash on the day nt sale or
upon ratification Of sale by the court, ~. ii
desired by the purchaser or purchasers. one
third cash on the day Of sale or upsu uistica-
lion T.. the Court; one thiui Do Sax months
and the other .ihird ia tWslye months ir.Hl
the day "t sale; The credit payments &" be- s.-
cared hy the notes ot 'he purchases or Pa--
cheserS. with approved security, bearing 'u-
tsrrsi from the dav Of sale
OLIVER y. VENT.
Assignee 81 Mortgage.
Clataagh & Roberts. Solicitors
febil h William Warner. Aasl.
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Gen. Olis. in command Of the United States
army at Manila, is MarylAnder AID native
Of Frederick county. Admiral sehley is also
a native Of Frederick county, thus Maryland
has two distinguished figures in tbs Army aud
Nnur
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EOR SALE.--A House and Lot on the
II stree, leading from Pennsylvania avenue,
Westminster, to the Shreeye farm. IN the rear
Of Elgin & Sons shop, known As the Co-gy
property. The dwelling is log weather
boarded; fine water and fruit, necessary ont
buildings aud stable. This lot contains one
acre, tor 81 acres if desiredl aud is admir-
ably adapted for ANY one wishing desirable
home. This property is within 10 minutes Of
the railroad station, snd is convenient to
churches, schools aad the business centre Of
the city. For price aud terms apply to
NANDERFORD BROS.
fahIIIt W.sts1suzfnr M
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One Of the newses local papers taat comes 10 this
Office is the Motfafain peHocrat published at Oak
land Nd II has entered upon It's tweniy-seeond
volume. and Is improving with age Il Is thor
oughly Democratic in politics and receives gen
erous saInport
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NOR SALE.--A Lot in Taneytown, Nd,
Il on York street, improved by 2! 6ssA
story Brick Dwelling, with porches and -
cellar, fine fruit, pump at the door. cistern
with pump The house is in complete order
and has a hot air furnace. The house is 40
feet front, with q story back building. There
is also barn lSx40 feet, wash, wood, smoke
chicken houses and other buildings. The
buildings are all new. Address
L. w. MEHRING, Kingsdale, Pa,
who will meet those desiring to see the prop
erty, in Taneytown, at anytime. feb At"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS ) 10 give aoucr that shc suizscril-r-
have Obtained from The Orphans CoaTi Il
Carroll county, ia Maryland letters Of al.
minisirat,on 0n ,hs Personal Estate a
HIRAM FEW.
late e. Carroll county, decgased. All persgus
having claims against the deceased arr hsrr rs
warned to exhibit tho same. with ghe vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. "a the sub.
scribers, or or before the 18th day Of S~F3cm
Der. lsgg; they may otherwise by iaa te OK
cluded from al beuchI uf said estate
Given under our hands th.s ssh day Of
February, lSgg.
AMANDA +. FEW.
EDWARD o. WEANT,
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Senator Quay's trial has again been post
poned. 1t was set for February 20, but as
two legal holidays Immediately follow, the
trial has been postponed until the 9th.
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AMANDA +. FEW.
EDWARD o. WEANT,
MO. se4e EQUITY.

In the Circui, Court tor Carroll County.
John Demos and others -. james ;. Warren
aud others
Ordered this l0,h day Of February, A. D.,
1893, that the account Of the auditor hlcd ~
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed.
unless cause % the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 3Ogh day Of February, insf
provided copy Of this order be inserted tor
two successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published IN Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BTLLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
febll p Jas. II. BHIINGsLEA, Clerk.
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r INWOOD BAND will hold Literary
IL Entertainment and Musical Concert in
the hall at Linwood on Wednesday evening,
February Is at 8 O'Clock. febll-lt
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FISHER & SHAW,
Bankers and Brokers,
s CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE.
Members Baltimore Stock Exchange.
ea-Our out of town clients are invited to make
our Office their headquarters When in the city
CABINET-MAKING.

The undersigned has begun the cabinet
making business at % w. Green street, oppo-
site Belle Grove Square, Westminster.
Furniture Made 10 Order. Furniture Re
paired Upholstering Neatly Done Prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
ian14 If CHARLES ii. ENSOh.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Westminster Gas Light Company, /
February 10, 1899.
Stockholders are hereby notified that an
Election for President and Six Directors, to
manage the affairs of the Company, will be
held at its office, in the Farmers and Me
chanics National Bank, on the FIRST
TUESDAY, being the 9TH DAY OF MARCH,
1899, between the hours of y m. and l
o clock, p. m.
JOHN H. CUNNINGHAM,
feh1I-4t Secretary.
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something need for yOursfOr boy and
il for half value.
Youthse l6 10 So
and Is
1 Youths StomOy 50, 10 Is
and Refers 10 sizes, now ST.
A few and Refers 10 II 81 80
3d. IL
nwehav left il Boys Al marvellous
A lot Of YouhsS to marked down
See ehandsom reduced 81.
Alsot theses reduced to So
Anda few left If the andS6 Suits, edue o
II 20 these left
We out will bargains
frel.
35 Sc,
eselh hem can't afford
SIS SlO $40 and Sl2 Coats
Coats at indeed
Handsome Sands Suits o
and Percae Shirts, dollar shirt made
Underwear Shirts
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,asss = Rs-yssst flsssasy - fz--az.
2 - Hering Cashic- q tisr as-sse srassl hank
do ss5sEanly thai fhE atlFr ssAsslTrt q l-r
- the hsss - rnY knagg 5esirs aHz1 ar-sef
" Herring Cashier
SllzsgFia.d ani swura go bstsrs ~ thss 8th Gay
uf FrhTlzFy tS8
FRANK &. Cks-EI.I.. Notary Ppsalv
VssTrwCs Attest
CMks WANT
CEGAs = sTkWAteT. +ntrwct1rs
IA~ % hiLii&Ns8.Ek. i
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~ will receive on February
O., l4th. lot Of FINE HORSES va
NSAAND MULES, all ages, G>A-z1-
broken and unbroken. Have also 6ne i'm
ported, full bred Percheon Stud Horse. weigh
ing about 1900 pounds. He is one OF the finest
horses that was ever in this section of the
country. He is a sure payer. He eau be
bought or dealt for. Pedigree of horse can
be seen at my stables.
H. A. SPALDING,
febll If Littlestown. Pa.
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MO. 1914 EQUITY.

MO. 3674 EQUITY.
la the Circuit Cour, tor Carroll County.
Adolpheus II. Chenowith, Administrator OF
Ellen Clemmons, deceased, Plaintiff. -.
David Prugh and others. Defendants
Ordered this q day Of February, 4. D.,
1889. that the second account Of the Auditor
Sled in this cause be finally ratified and con
hrmed. unless cause 90 the contrary thereof be
shown ON or before the 2oth day of February,
inst: provided copy ofthis order be insert
81 for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county.
JAS. H. BtLLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
,eb4 p jas II. BuIINGsLEA, CLERK.
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AND UNDERWEAR.

We have many good things fer you in
either OF these departments. but in most eases
the lots are too small to mention here The
prices however will be right and early corners
will find some rich bargains.
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Gen. Otis says the Filipinos struck the first
blow at Manila and Aguinaldo says the United
States forces were the aggressors.
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4 PPLICATIoN FOR
~ LIQUOR LICENSE

WssTuiNsrEg, Mn. February !. 1899
hereby give notice that the following per
SON has flied aa application in the odics 81,
,be Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carol.
county Tor Liquor license, to at:
To KEEP ORDINARY OR HOTEL
Chauscry r Jerome. No. West Main
Street, Westminster, Md.
And ualess cause 10 the contrary DO shown
in writing GA or before the 10Th day OF
February. lSg4. the Incense applied for vail
be issued. provided the said applicant complies
with The requirements 81 Chapter .. Acts %
1891, requisite thereto.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA,
CLERK OF the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
feb -
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

~ "a i-Hiaa National B1as ~ b1stusia.
sf,y. II H-osfnias,cr. ~ ~ !Nisify ~ -kfry
ialsd, q tAS risse Of hssissss. FS5raurs,
IA. 1879
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WINTER GLOVES TOO.

Prices on these will be torn all to pieces
We can't describe them here because the lots are
too small, but at the prices we shall name you
should buy, even if for next winters wear
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtsned from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters OF ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate OF
CONRAD B0LTE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscri-
her. on or before the Dist day of August,
1899; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1899.
;a,91 At Administrator
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ENARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his farm of
81 Acres, at East View. Finely situated, very
productive, recently heavily lined, well wa
tered and :imbered, and good buildings.
Terms easy
WIN. NELSON YINGLING,
jan21 st East View, Nd.
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SHLOH ROLLER MILLS
PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Improved ~ A. ~
] by p skFSas 80
Mi,..sA to Vx sES
klsh1s1ass{k F r a m &
House, with cellar. s. SA IN 49,
story Frame Mill, with ssssss@S 81 kEs
basement, and newly = = - -
fitted with the latest -
improved machinery, has two double stands
of rolls. and sets Of choppers. Also has a
good saw mill. in complete order. This prop
erty is , miles from Hampstead, ON the Bal
timore Il Harrisburg Division of the Western
MARYLAND r. r., is on the road leading from
Hampstead to Westminster, has abundant
water supply for the mill, is convenient to
churches, schools, postoffice and railroad,
and has an orchard of young apple and peach
trees.
Terms-One third cash, balance in one and
two years; or all cash, at option of purchaser.
ALFRED c. BACHMAN.
ian25ts Geo. l.. Stocksdale, Solicitor.
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HORSES AND MULES.

ebn4I
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TREATY RATIFIED.
Three Anti-Expansionists Vote for
Ratification for Special Reasons.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Senate this after
noon ratified the treaty of peace with Spain by
vote of 81 to 81, six Senators being absent and
paired. The following is the detailed vote:
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CAN'T HAVE THREE MAJORS
Secretary of War Rules That First
Washington Can Have but Two
of That Grade.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA. Oct - Some time ago Gov.
Rogers appointed Capt. J. VI. Moore. OF
Company l., Of Spokane, as the third
major Of the First " tshtngton regiment,
with the under Sta nding that Maj. Weisen-
berger had resigned. When the regiment
Was organized there we're but TWO majors
appointed. Weisenberge- and Carr. the
latter OF whom vas succeeded later by
Adit Gen Canton. In the Montana regi-
ment three majors were appointed at lis
organization. this number being allowed
because Of the fact that lis regiment Was
mustered IN from the National Guard as
"a body. In Washington the conditions
were entirely different, The soldiers being
taken from the Guard. bur not as a regi
nlent complete. Gov. Rogers was DESTROYS
that the Washington regiment be mus
tered out with three majors. but the fol-
lowing telegram received today viii make
that impossible. and Capt. Moore VIII not
get his promotion:
Washington, u. G.. Oct. "a 1sss-To
IN First Washington requested by YOU as
IA favor October II cannot be authorized,
II not appearing that the First Washing
ton is composed Of a state militia regi-
ment. enlisting in bo4y, with the extra
officers you desire TO appoint. The First
Montana was originally organized with
three majors under the state law act Of
April - 1895 and. under opinion Of the
attorney general, was entitled To be main
tanned and mustered out with the same
number. Promotion OF third major OF
that regiment was authorized not az a
favor. hut as a legal right. Vide act. copy
of which Is sent you by mail.
"ELIHU ROOT.
''Serrgs afy of War"