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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-29
THANKSGIVING EXERCISES,
Village District Schools Observe
the National Holiday.
INTERESTING PROGRAMS GIVEN
RY VARIOUS GRADES.

The exercises held. this week by the
Village District schools in observance OF
day, were most interesting
and pleasing. and were much enjoyed hy
the parents and friends who were pres
eni. The programs as given by the Sow
cral schools were rs follows:
SMITH SCHOOL.
Solo and Chorus. misunderstanding Wei
come Eva Wyman. girls Grade y
The Puritan'S Thankseivine'
Eight little girls from Grade
Sing Song Of November,
Grades III-lN
The Reason Why" Nancy Temple
over the River
Twe,ve children from Grade
sixteen children from Grade II
"A Little Pilgrim Maid" Helen Mcco.
"A Song Of Thanksgiving,
Grades III-IV
~ Thanksgiving II, Roy Granger
sixteen children from Grade II
How 70 Make I ~. Jnsk t. Lantern
The Turkey Gohbler," Grades HIN
Grades WIN
"a Story" Alden Hichhorn
FIJI tho Baskets" Henry stamm M E :i1,ii,'
Taylor. Chns. Doucette. Harold Ed
wards. Eddie Hutchinson. Herbert Me
C.tusland. Clarence Murphy. Eddie
Goodchild. Willie Cross. Cal Leighton
"lG2l. Sybi MerH
song in Autumn. chorus, Grad, il
"SGftcringS and Destiny Of the Pilgrims.
Leon lippncot,
The First THANKSGIVING Proclamation
Issued by President Of N Gnii'l
Harvest song" chorus. Grades WIN
LAUREL HlLI-GEADE /.
Song of THANKSGIVING
Memory Gems.
Sowing Song.
Memory c;cr. "Thanksriving
Recitation. ''rhc Magic VIM.
Song. The Mill,wced Babies"
kccitaiion. Albert Nichani
Poem. :.'rhc Barefoot Eoy.
Song. The squirrel
Song. The Snow Flakes.
Recitation. November" Albert IemieuX
Song, Thanksgiving Is Coming"
Recitation. Felix -irsen2uit
Song. over the River"
Song. Thanksgiving Has Come
Recitation. The Pilgrims:
s,, ..,,no ,,o,.oou..r >, Mauda hr'neIc
Memory Gems.
Song. America.
~. O. WEBSTER sCHOOi.-GEADEs
Opening Address. Edward Barrow.
The March ri the iarvcsters.
,,....,. p,,t,o,;,n .o,.cr ~ pivor;
MISUNDERSTANDING Is Coming ,solo and
chorus: schupl; sotUlsts' TT cH IL
Edith Sirckland. MARY 'ar'er' F("
GUrneE. Lor;i tarA ,.,. 7
lc otnoi - n, f.r.,',i,., !.
Giving Thanks, ,., ,.. ,,.u.;.,..
f'rcdiG furDUsh' Lester 5unklhi !
Little Birds Winter. Grad" |
Memory Gems, ',raot -
tEiSS t.NcftiS' ,, 80 !
The First Thanksgiving. Grade II
litle SniirI'iS, ,,.,i
What Little Folks 'an poi c.r;c,,,,po
l-Nl' Silthiiii!
Harvest Song, oc"""'
GRADES III-IV-V-VL
.,Thanilsgiving. Earl Jones
Young Thomas Alberta brann
Every Day Cias
"Pully's Pets, Grace GradE
I'VE Thank Thee, Iilla Rowe
a Change OF Hart ....
Song, Joyous Thanksgiving.
"Bronzy, the Turkey" Lucie Norton
Grades HIN
| Song Five girl
| Mr.. turkey, irene
| Gertrude Burrows
| Blackbird Song. Eisht Siii'
i Song. Hearts Full of Cheer.
| Song, rive gu
| ~ ., c,r,oo, cp,pt.-
GROVE STREE > II - i''''
| Y AND ~
| our Thanks School
| 'lhankSSlNlnE zoe. .,i,i
Song Of Gladncss, school
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PERMANENT SYSTEM OF IiIGHWAYs-OF.
fee Of the Commissioners of the District of Column
bia, Washington, Up., February 49, I9OO-Notice
Is hereby given that In accordance with the pro-
Highways in aet the 20 psTct 81
Columbia. rne CoInahtssioners of the District of
Columbia wtn give public hearing in the board
room of the said Commissioners, d. G.. on MARCH
SIXTH. 1909. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. TO ali
tory embrrced in Section No. T. proposes Man
Will at thatb time be displayed for examination
and the said Commissioners will consider anV sna
gestons protests seoncerning the location Of nny
highways portions Of highways as shown IN
above mentioned plan. The section Includes ali
lands in the District Of Columbia east and south
q the o AnaGost Ns, ,lssr JOIN p WIGHT, JOIN
d. c. Haiv feIs.Iat
OFFICE az rHE COMMISSIONERS on nun
District Of Columbia, Washington February IL
1SeouNstiss 4 .ssssy Fiysn that MONDAY.
the fish wharf in re city Of Washington will be
from March l. 1900 at O'Clock pm On one st ysaf
between 7th and 9th streets in front Of tbs Az
stalls of the (Centsr) Washington Msrtat ns III
rights or privileges granted or allowed nv th III
Of the corporation Of Washington to esfahitsh
wharves or docks for the landing cleaning and
sale Of fish In the city Of Washington and nv
wharf dock shall be deemed eligible unless attn.
ated at some point ON the north side Of the Po-
street east and l4th street west Terms: 800. M
to be paid on the day Of sale and the resi5ne ~
be paid within five Gays from the day Of sale n
order of the Bosrd OF Commissioner Of fha n n
JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS IANSTNG n
BEACH. Commissioners. D. @ fe12.iot
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FOR RENTICHEAP-51e I'd SrNw.; ROOMS.
bath, ami; convenient location; reduced to
5000 JAMES F. SHEA
fe1s-4d e. Penna- ave. NV.
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NOTARIES AND CONSTABLFs

BENZ. f. EDWARDS, CONSTABLE AND NeTARY
Public ONCE sos 18th st. NV. Telephone 1871
Calls responded to promptly and without extra
charge. felo-tlst
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FOR RENT
1410 10th NV. sr b. $500 2l24 Y ay NV ar 20
2l0l + NV. 9r&b-. 1850 2627 / NV, 4r. go
tus 18th, 12r, fur 1900 4oI Richardson pl
1928 Greg av, Or, NV, 4r...........S5O
fur. ba-, .-......35.50 FLATS
2l16 g NV, 9r&b.. so 1875 1iih NV 5r&b $50 so
ZIG Fla av GT&b. .2g-50 1873 l4th NV 5F&b. Is SO
2O4s Z NV, Grab. -l5.o0 1900 l. NV, 4r..... is 80
2109 Ny .ir. b. $50 954 Grant ay...... 10 90
2423 Va NV Or b. Is. 80 a56 tirsut ay Ia 90
GA Hughes ct At 30 1919 3Sd sr&b -. ~ so
22l2 u NV. 4r..... 500 S29 I'D, GrSb 81 80
1924 Cambridge ST., Q rooms and la TIL % 20
For Rent-CSr. 2lst and sts: fine io-roofn
house; all mod. imps.; convenient TO her,iics ami
avenue cars and to general depart nents
Full list at Office. MARTIN RROS
telephone I'LL 1875 Pa. ave.
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LADIES' GOODS.

NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINES
AT $780,,
Others ask SO for same,
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS
5a22-3m-5 OPPENHEIMER'S 514 9th NV
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEI.
tnr OF old fur wraps to the latest styles eoe-
ctalty: ladies' tafl0r-made suits made to order
At f1aranteed- z MORGAN. 500 Ct. nv.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-S25 WEEK-EASY AND STEADY
position. giving customers free premiums with
each order to Introduce havorins powders; bet
ter, cheaper than liquids sales enormous; goes
like hot cakes; sample free. BRADFORD &
Co. Cincinnati Ohio
WANTFD-SALESNEN- OR local
who can carry side line, make big money han
ding our advertising fans. Retail dealers of all
kinds order them sight for future delivery
Ordinary statesmen making S25 tic $50 weekly
during leisure hours. We pay the largest com
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ICAN NOVELTY Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
fe3 10 11-3ts
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MANICURE.

PARIS = MARLBOROUGH PARLORS - LONDON
Eiesen-t ten g; branch, La Fayette So. Theater
Facial culture. manicuring. hair dressing sIm-
perial Hair Regeneration" b. specialist from n y.
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NJ ALE.


WANTED - BY COLLEGE STUDENT WORK
day or night; god character: references Ad.
dress or call. STUDENT. 6zI Arb St NV
WANTED BY EXPERIENCED YOTNt; COLOR
ed msn. place coacLman porter: ref Please
address WALLACE 81 81 feIT-2t.
WASTED-BY EXPERIENCED oRGANIsT-JI'ST
returned from Eufope; accustomed To conduct
orchestral and choral week. organ reeitals fes-
uvals- concerts, exc. god organizer and active
worker: thoroughly cOuy-rSant with Episcopal
Church serytce-chHrch position. with 3-mannal
organ anu good musical connection. excellent ref
erenc"s and Personal interview Will he given
Address MlSlCtS- Of LCCkUARDT &
FIELDER, 10 East 18th St. New York city
WANTED - BY RESPEC"TABIF- CoIoRED
man place ms butler or waiter in hotel; the best
OF reference. Address ficx b Star Office
WANTED POSITION ~ STFSNOGRAPIIER AND
typewriter; best references. moderate salary
Address C. l. E. Star office. feIT-2f.
WANTED-EY NEAT COiORED MAN. WORK
In house goodman. 226- OH ST NV
wANTED-ESiPIOYME, RY YoT'NG MAN:
has use Of horse and hrSSy; god refeTcnres: fair
esiuestlon; not. afraid 4 work Address Ell
WOOD. Stsr o.ce- feI2-6ts
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FOR RENT-RENT YOUR HOUSE-To THE
OWNERS OF property: We force the RENTING "
houses Let us RENT yours. We will keen up
the rent of your house and keep down the repair
expense We are having a STEADY demand for
northwest property. List your property in our
Office for prompt returns. MARTIN BROS
Ieiephcne Ell. (lD 1925 Pa ave.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOX RENT
astS Z st NV, Orb. $500 1924 9is ST. Sr. $50
S54s itth NV, Tor. b. 80. 90 Stable 90
1sIs tsihcor Greg 100 20 I2i2 18th ST .. IslnU
700 MASS av ne. l2r f5.U0 25oi ia 10. 35 90
W De. ~ es NV 10. 10 ~ 5fh st cheap
-laZo-S2t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 St
FOR RENT-NAUCK & NAUCK. TTH & FLA. Av
i04s nv NV. .Sl3 81 2nls Tht NV store. IL 90
Niagara ut, Or. 1880 35eS eth NV Or 10. 90
2So6 sth st. 9.50 1907 7th NV 5r.. Ia. SO
FOR RENT
sos L st. NV, rooms and bath. . 500 90
II. II. T. LEOPOLD,
ieia-3t S.W- cor 18th and + SITS NV.
FOR RENT
1918 18th ST. NV:
10 rooms and bath: month. $3.50
feli-St LIEBERMANN & HAwN 1903 f st.
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FOR RENT
l2o3-5-I and IL Princeton street Columbia
Heights; 10 rooms bath, cellar. laundry; finished
in oak; papered; new houses: SAC 80
30 and 22i Kentucky avenue Sc: S rooms;
a.mf; newly painted and IIapered; square from
Lincoln Park So. 50 per month
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
feIi-St 1874 st n
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PERSONAL,
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A TRAP OR SURREY IN EXCHANGE
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on electric R.R. Address SURREY, Star office
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BOARDING.

BEST TABLE BOARD GIVEN AT SIS A MONTH;
within half square of The Portner,' 18th and u
SITS NV: refen noes given rs to table, etc Adj
dress PURE FOOD, Star Office. fe16-2ts
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1903 2sth. 5r, W. 1870
240I I, Or, w.--...l0. so
HOS 1lth Sc, 4rSsto. Il. so
FURNISHED.
ss15 10th, furnished,
lar. 2b. steam. mi $3.50. 90
1905 Nh ay, fur
nished, Or. h. eel. mil00.00
ROOMS.
1aOS Pa av. 4r&b. lis 90
S14 18th. hall..-..I5.so
1871 20, office. heat. 10. 90
4S2-4S6 La av, office
rooms. $40 and 1900
92S 22d. 5r&w. .....l4.90
4S6 La av.2 b's'tr.I2.O0
STORES.
TAG Conn av. st.
Gel, W, g....5o 90
1422 F, y sto spa. 30 so
9l2 Nh Rv.st&dw, c.25 90
Sot,5 NJ. sto. eel. w,g. .22.D0
1903 NJ. sto&2r. 30 90
1888 L, sto, Gel, w.g.-l so
sl6 18th, shop. so
el21-2l2T Pa av.w.g.l6.5O
1918 NJ, w&cel. ....l5.po
Sl4 18th, W, g...i2. so
d2l 18th ne, sto, eel 1000
STABLES.
1912 G.2s.cr.i. We. $500
ll42 18th. IS, WI. l.w. l5. 10
il6 10Th, IS, VIZ. w. 1000
1925 9th, Is, wr.....s.00
24l2 Pa aV trear),
is, VT, l..-.....1.00
S29-31 l.. Or. Woo
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR LEASE-FOR MANUFACTURING OR OTHER
purposes, that very desirably located property
on northwest corner OF 14th and b SITS. NV.
opposite U. s. Electric Lighting Plant, and
well known rs Petit & Dripps foundry. hav-
ing q frontage Of 100 feet on 14th ST. and 1S5
feet on st.; large two-story brick machine
3. H. WARNER CO.,
de12-tu. th.s-H 916 st. NV.
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ready. s. 81 81 per wtrS; hoy to feed press.
81 81 ''JpR OFFICE S:ar Off Q. felI II
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WANTED MEDIC Al EppK SAL. SNAN: A LIVE.
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eastern virginia IN fcw spec al work; state eX
peri"nre L ELAkISTDN'S son n CO.. P1lla-
dclphia fp1T-3t
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WANTED SAIESMAN FOR EENL ESTATE; EN-
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ance preferred; horse and buggy will b. furnished
good pay workers. FULTON Il. GORDON. 12D6
q NV fe1I-s&tn.tf
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CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY Ar-I.AW
Webster Law building, sos d st, n w Wsshirc'
ton, ID: G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV saIS
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FOR SALE-OFFICE FURNITURE THREE OAK
desks. chairs and latest Remington type writer
with stand almost new; great bargain ]. T.
HEAP. Room 1OS, Columbian bldg it,
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD Z. DAVIS 7TH & Sw.
GIG sw Sr, ami. SIG d 2l9 18th sw.9r ami SGT 90
!los Va av, Sr, ami 30 932 sw, 5r, w&s. II so
40 NV, Sr, ami. 800 631 L Sc, Or, was. 10 so
os912 sw Or, ami 1900 !tS sw. 5r, WIS. 100
4SI So. Or, w&s. 80 SCI q sw. 6r ami. rs 80
70 nw, Ir ami. III 30 6S9 L sw, ST. ami. .25. so
40 sw. Or, WIS 1000 II t6Union sw ST. wSsIO. 90
1225 sw. 6r, WIS. 1250 $40 Maine ave 13r IS 90
FOR PENTHOUSE 2O25 PORTNER PLACE NV.
neat 6roOm and bat In perfect order: two On p
lines; $3.50 per month. kelI9ts
FOR RENT OR YEARS. 3443 1fTH ST, NEAR
Howard ave; 10 rooms, bath and all mod imps
In very best condition: stable in rear: fronting
lis feet on 14th ST.: $50 per month
fe3- 1St@ TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 + at n "
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. r. SHEA. 632 PA. AvE.N.w.
241 18th st. s.w., 6 rooms, ami SCI. 90
us 4th st. re-, O rooms, a.mi. Is 30
1856 7th ct. ne, rooms, water. i3. 90
as II st. s.w., rootps, water. .........- L.. 30
43S 9Th ut. s.w., store and dwelling. 15.0
1406 18th *. NV, rooms water. 1850
319 10th st. n-e.. rooms. water LEO
81 Fenton St ne, 9 rooms. water. Leo
1856 st Sc. rooms, water. ..-....--. $50
fe11-1On
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FOR RENT-.AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE NEAR
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heated by hot water: and thoroughly EncSlerts:
rent redured 10 siOO per month: will b. vacant
March i. r. j. MARSH ALL. .Sts 1lth NV fe1.-..
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED SIS MONTH
Cnfuruished. $55 4 month.
near dupont Circle: rooms, kitchen and bath:
steam heated; second floor south front.
fe1t-3t LIEBERMANN & HAwN 1893 st.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W.
1903 + NV, lar. 2b.
fur. $50; unfur. $50. 90
1913 Pa ar. fit, Sr&b. 1880
22d & p. 6r&b. .....3.5o
li4s Pierce pl, Tr&b.25 50
SUOl
1913 Pa av, fine large
store & stable. $500
1915 Pa ay- 10. 90
Good small houses for
at office.
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FOR RENT-oN THE HEIGHTS-NEw: THREE
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select tenant NJ low rent: only SIS.
II STtb\E & FAiRFAN Saf Z Il u "
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-13

be explained why he sh5Ss
persisten,ly refused to ALLOW MS IN
minced words Of sympathy with the
South African patriots to be publicly
| quoted, ''lest they embarrass the Nc
! kinley Administration"
Are we really to understand that
Gen. Harrison sympathizes in his heart
with the Fi!ipiros, as well as with the
Beers, becsu*e he thinks, again, that
there is a Republic fighting for its
noines and its own government, q
canse as just as the Americans had in
th-ir great war of the "eighteenth
ce tnry," but does not care to say 80,
rub!ic:y. for fear Of embarrassing the
Administration of his party, which lie
fighting against that Republic and its
j0st caase? Or are We to understand
,h,t the warm sympathy of the great
,aan for republics fighting for their
i mes aud self-government is confined
to republics fighting against the British
AZ othar foreign Governments, and
in 30 case extends to republics. fight
'ue against Republican Admi,. sstra.
Il II of the Government Of the United
S ates?
':'he many public men o. indiana
wno have interviewed the E1-Presi.
.isnt il regard to the Boer- Birth
wSr, if we may suggest, shoald 90
bsck AID interview him again s"d get
z statement from him on thefe leiuts.
They appear to have been overlooked,
for some reason, in the matter already
published.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or FAIRTIELD.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Annie j.. Williams VS.. Elias L. Freshley.
IN pursuance OF an order Of the Court Of
L. Common Pleas, made in the above
stated case, will offer for sale, before the
Court House door in Winnsboro, S. c., on
the
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL
next, within the legal hours Of sale, At
public outcry to the highest bidder, the
following described property, to wit:
All that plantation or parcel Of land in
Fairfield County, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, known as the Home place
this being the portion OF said Elias l..
Freshley of the real estate Of J. c. Fresh
ley, deceased; bounded as follows: On
the north by the public road leading from
Columbia to Monticello; on the east by
lands Of E. l.. Freshley; on the south by
lands Of Mrs. A. NJ. Kestler, and on the
west by lands of Mrs. a. M. Kest!er, sltn-
ated on waters of Broad River, in Town
ship IL. and being the same premises con-
veyed to said Elias l.. Freshley, n. e. Full
ner and A. NJ. Kestler by deed dated Feb
rualy15, 1895, and recorded in BOOK A. +.
page 319, in Clerks Office, Fairfield County.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash or the day Of sale, the bal
ance in twelve months thereafter, to be
secured ny the bond Of the purchaser and
chasextgage of the premises. The pur,,
for req 70 pay for all necessary papers and
sarI.2 eording the same, an8 for all neceS'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-13
Q e @To RIA.
Bears tA. hTh' Kind Y. ssn s.:E S'ss
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H1s SYMPATHY WITH THE BoERs.

Ntacs and Courier.
The more or less important fact Is
reported from Auburn, Indiana, that
ex-President Harrison "has been In
tsrviewed by many public men of In
diana in regard to the Boer-Brltlsa
var" and "niaces no words in e1.
pressing his sympathy for the Beers"
althous b be s.persistently refuses to be
publicly quoted lest his words embar.
rass the Mckinley Administration" )"
Why tbs public men of Indiana are
hocking to sweet Auburn to get the
views OF gentleman who 80 consls'
iensly and persistently refusss to be
publicly "quoted," is not explained,
and why, having obtained his ~
minced words in strict confidence, C
public men of his State should pub
iicly quote him at once, for the emoar'
rassneut of the Mckinley Adminit'
:ration, is left TO speculation; but nc
js publicly quoted as "e1presslng hls
3, mpathy for the Boers," ont and out,
and besides:
Gen. Harrison contends there is no
ccc ,>ion for gratitude on the part Of
hi, Government toward the British.
he thinks the British were guilty OF
inhumsn practices during the Revolu'
tieuary war, and that their attack on
tais nation in 1912 had no justification
from any international standpoint,
while their conduct toward the Union
surinr the civil war was also repre-
hensi6le. Gen. Harrison thin ks, here
is Republic fighting for its homes
and its own government, cause 3.
lust as the Americans had IN thelI
great war of the eighteenth century
The most interesting and significant
thing about all these deliVeranees, OF
c. urse, is that they coms from gen
sSal who got his title by several years
Of service in Shermsn's army, ano
accompanied it in it's "barbarous
march," and took part with it in the
burning of the capital cities Of The
three States OF Mississippi, Georgia aud
South Carolina, and in all the ''inhn.
man practices" Incidental to it's aYo wed
mission of making a "hell'' Of the war
IN WHICH II WAN tmHloJoo oSeAHo'
Republic for it's homes and it's own
government"
As the cause for which the Beers are
fighting is the same as that against
winch Gen. Harrison fought so long,
in his youth, it is somewhat strange
that he should sympathize with them
80 heartily now; or, perhaps, we
should say that it would be strange
but for bis own added explanation
that, as the British were guilty. Of ths
":eprehensible conduct" Of sympathiz-
ing with Republic fighting for its
homes and own government, against
",he Union,' in 1s61.65, he and Others
Of his record are to be excused for sym
pathizing now with Republic fighting
ter its homes aud own government
against the British.
The changed sympatbies and sentl.
u.ents of the General are easily npaAaEs
stood, of COURSE in the llEASa1nains 70
q s. kaald have So
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-13
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