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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-08


upon the head and made of the same
material as the jacket, are worn, and
there are many trifies. in silk and vel
vet to correspond with the hat and
coat. ~
Fan ribbons, long abandoned, are
coming back, and another returning
fashion is that of wearing bands of
velvet around the wrists. But alas
for the simplicity of the decoration,
these bands are so studded with gems
that their cost exceeds that of pre-
cious metal.
Since the raising of money for South
Africa has become the fashionable
pastime to the exclusion of all others,
it has grown the fancy to wear rib
bon around the waist to which is at
tached bunch of keys. Lady Ran
dolph Churchill, with a narrow wa
tered silk ribbon around her waist,
from which dangled certain keys Of
the store rooms of the hospital ship
Maine. took luncheon with the Prin-
cess of Wales, who wore a beautifully
jewelled key which opened the door
of royal bazaar for the sending Of
supplies which were bought and ship
ped to the invalids of the Cape.
Fashions Fads.
Other little summer fads will include
the slipper fastened with an elastic
band which is twisted around the an
kle, with bow attached to the front.
These make the ankles look slender
and are greedily taken up as pretty
possibility of an old fashion revived.
A dress for summer, if you would
have one modelled upon the favorite
Partisan lines, is of glace silk. in
brightest blue. The blue is made all
the more brilliant by the addition of
silver pailettes which sparkle from
the belt, the neck and the yoke and
are again seen at the head of the
flounces which are put on in a curious
pattern around the foot of the skirt.
A dress for summer. if you would
have one modelled upon the favorite
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21

Up to-date line of Mems Shirts,
Ladies and Gent S Underwear. Men
and Bows Sweaters from 25c to 81. so.
We are also headquarters for all
kinds of House Furnishings, Bed
Quilts, Comfortables, Blankets, ready
made Sheets and Pillow Cases, Pillow
casing, Tubing, etc.
.s.-r
Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs of all
kinds. large and small, the prettiest
ever shown in the town. China and
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21

We offer as a speciality the largest
and best assortment of Ladies, Gents
ard Childrens SHOES of the latest
STYLES and LOWEST prices. All
made by the best Eastern Factories
and to fit all kinds of feet.
81
We have the largest line and new
est styles of Ladies JACKETS and
CAPES in Black and Colors. We
have a few beautiful GOLF CAPES,
which we offer at COST. Don't fail
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21

to call and see our complete line OF
Ladies READY MADE goods, such
as Wrappers, Gowns, Shirt Waist,
Over Skirts, Under Skirts and most
every kind of Ready Made garment.
81
Cure line of Gent Furnishings are
strictly up-to-date in every depart
ment. We have the prettiest line OF
Gents and Boys Golf and Yacht Caps
ever offered here from Ioc to $I.oo
each. Dcnt miss seeing them.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21

Japan Mattings in all colors from IS
to 4oc per yard. Floor Oil Cloth all
widths and colors, Door Mats, Has
socks, Stair Case Carpeting, Fur
Rugs, Buggy Robes. Horse Blankets,
and most everything that could be
kept in general line.
+*
We invite the public to call and
see our complete line of goods and we
guarantee that you will have proper
attention.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-21

We are offering from now to Jan l, entire line of
enemens neckwear former price Is and SOC 20 for
your choice.
Special line Ladies' and Gents fancy hosiery Is to 75c
Chdrens, Misses and Ladies fancy hoods and Fascna
tors special for the Holiday trade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08
MAKING AN ORCHARD.

As 90 orcbsrd. especially the srple srt
pear orchard, will. II it hiss made good
grox th and become established, lset OF
ordinary lifetime, IL given proper care,
the selection OF varieties should be made
very carefully. To set out and care for an
orchsrd until it comes Into besring re
quires considerable labor and expense,
aud to fpd out after working four or five
years 10 secure good growth tbst mis-
take in the selection OF varieties tss been
made will prove costly experience,
OF cou.se there is always chance OF
being imposed upon by the nursery msp.
The farmer may make q good selection
and order them. and receive them proper
ly labeled according to bis order only to
dud ont that be has BEEN swindled whep
the trees commence TO bear too ls'e to
avoid the oss.
The ouly safe plan is - buy only
from responsible nurserymep, who will
not substitute altar accepting the order
There are plenty such so that there is no
much excuse for buying Of irresponsible
dealers.
The best plan is to select for the princl
pal dependence virieties that already have
been tried and proved There is an sbun
dance OF these ~iihout iiskiDg loo much
on untiied OF unknown sorts. Because
some travelling sgebt who is Interested IL
selling some high sounding variety ct
big price recommends them is not asuffic
lent reason for investing.
Difference in coil and cultivation Of
growth mske . difference 10 the growth
aud quality OF the fruit. and the only ssit
guide is to take old end tried varieties foi
the main crop and then II desired 9 few
trees OF fsucy sorts & nlktowD quality
msy be selected to try.
Ga the farm plao fret u have fuli sup
oily oil through the yer Then il morf
Is wanted plstt good winter varieties that
are strong 10 sppesrsncs IS in market
apple appearance is 81 important factor. =
N. j. Shepsrj. 10 Farmers Voice.
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Agriculture.
IraKs lrcrr rRr faKA

BY the lssk, sboHi TIE farm ~s ntsn
ihoss act. Of e,rriesspess " isnorsses
stich esnte ore's expenses 10 be great
than his ianous The iesks sboat i.fn
ATE - bnmerons 3. The leaks 10 40 cid
ssisr trough 10 ,unmet Hosevef. they
c.nno, be stopped vrh = litiie nn5 ~
the leak. 10 the treash bat they ms, be
stepped by ihonsbtfeloess sad ohsstss
iicu. Many poor farmer bss been ioretd
TO sofk bard svtry dsy and then 81 the
md VI the year come out behind lu,t be
e.u.e be .. cot careful sboui the little
Leaks 0ns al my neishbors Toe. nearly
ell OF bis pigs thl. tall He ssv they uete
covered With lies bat ssited nutil The
lesk u.s too large spd - 3 resuit part %
tie crop which shonld have sobe to bic
boss ell 90 10 help pay The r.nt Tee
uso vbo r.ys DO attention TO the lesks
about ths farm ner, sets enough morey
shssd 10 buy even o email farm. bot II hy
chance be does get farm be will rot
keep II long. he will buy Implement,
bot vill think be caooot shord 10 build |
shelter Tor then, aud - they rust ont
quicker thsn they wear out be will soop
hsve TO boy new ones, 10 . few Yeas
the farm will belong to the implement
desler 0.e should t.ke care OF bis n
chipcry. Ih sheds cost but email cum
sna they will econ more than psy for
I enselses by mskius the machinery last
tsice Is long - It would II exposed to the
weatbsr About Ave yesrs seo two Deb
near here started ont with the came capital
-no,hins B5ib OF them had the ssme
Nov one has about $1,000
10 cash while the other bss not increased
his capital one per cent. The ressJn l.,
ooe watched the iesks sbout the f.rm
very closely while the other paid 20 stten
non 10 them. A few years ago there was
another nsn Who owaed considerable
aud 10 this section. today he owns both
Ing. Why Is tbisp 1t 10 because be paid
700 itIe hUtutluh 70 W NHe ieshH sDo"'
bis farm. He always hires the cheapest
man LIE could fiod. the cheaper the better.
" ben bic hired men wanted anything they
would order il and be would pay for IT.
he would never allow his men TO waste
lime. IS be called IL. Frightening 9 rusty
pillow bat would buy nep one. Tbsse .
esks and many others osused him ruin.
10 hiring help one should hire good i
,snd even il be does COS, . little more
han the difference in price by taking care
10 stop The lesks. 1t is the osrelessness
bout the hundreds Of lesks about the
arm which causes so M ucb poverty among Z
he farmers 10 this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08
Or. DAVID KENNEDY PROVES
HIS IDENTITY

And Explains What Becomes d;
His Letters Unless They are
Directed 20 Kennedy Row A
Statement Under Oath Before
the Mayor Of Kingston Y
CoCErr or utNyEE o.
Dr. David Kennedy. being duly
sworn. kAyt' ! arr the disooYercr %
Calrufa solvent. my ouly oficp and
place u hualue@ IS IN the Kennedy
How, ON lirsdwaY Ronduut City az
Kingston ~ r. where ! ain q pfarsie-
ing physician and xnrgsun
what ! Am ADVERTISED a. saying %
CalcurA sulveut u what really DO @y
now, in The liEht ~ many years Of az
poTience and practice Al physician
and surgeon
am the only nr. David Kennedy in
Rondoat or Kingston. ~ Y FOR
some time previous 10 1855 Nas COZ.
nected with tho Or David kennedy
Corporation % Rondout. " Y. 70
which had sold tlbs right 20 manuiae-
;Hre Or. David kennedy's FaYorlte
Remedy" In 1885 | was deposed from
the management OF that corporation.
and have not aimee had any control
over It's affairs, but have been engaged
IN the practice OF my profession In
Kennedy Row. and In the preparation
Of the new medicine, Caleura Solvent.
Its manufacture Is under my personal
supervision.
But the corporation bearing my
name and manufacturing the remedy
discovered over twenty-five years ago.
procured from the postofiice depart
ment an order that all letters directed
10 me by my proper name aud title,
that is, 'Dr David Kennedy. RondOut,
N. "" should be delivered TO IL. then
asked my friends and patients TO adj
dress me as David Kennedy. NJ d.,
Kingston. n. "" and the corporation
then procured another order directing
all letters addressed in that manner TO
be delivered to II. and Is now using
those names and addresses IN It's adj
yertisensnts. For that reason letters
directed 10 DR. David Kennedy or Da-
yld Kennedy, NJ. D., Kingston, y. Y, or
Rondout, n. Y, are delivered TO the
corporation. OF which one Augustus J.
Phillips Is the president, and from the
management OF which | am excluded.
Therefore, | have been compelled 10
ask people who want my advice and
my medicine TO always insert Kennedy
Row In my address, and hence direct
their letters as follows David Ken
nedy. Physician and Surgeon, Kenne,N
Row, Kingston, N. Y.
DIR. DAVID KE.SNEDY.
Cnhcerfhnd and oxAf-v 10 h.fpra ,,,A
this eth day OF November, 1899.
WILLIAM ID. BRINNIER,
Mayor OF the City Of Kingston, N. Y.
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AGRIcULIURAL Ion RANCE

We are called one OF the most eDlighl
ened nations OF the globe, but did We ever
re.lizs that We are the poorest farmer
among these enlightened natl ln.7 ssks
Or. Galen Wilson. W. certsinly sre spo
becsuse our youth never get shy instruc
ton 10 THEN lie business except sucb AZ
dsscepds from father TO son 10 40 ireRu
lsr, foriui' ous manner. IL 1t not . SHOCK
10 q state OF sfI.irs 10 this country when il
csn be uutbiuliy sid bat not more thar
oue farmer 10 . ihouss3d kBows enough To
feed even hog properly aud state bis
resseps correctly for feeding thus and cor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08

The fut thing 10 do 10 the case OF .
bsrbed wire cot 90 the LEG is to PIT the
animal VII re it can be kept quiet. Battle
the leg every bali hour for the first "a
hours With Io'ioa made Of scst.ts -
lead. tall 81 onuoe; suiphs,e Of zac, hslf
40 ounce; ,itct1re Of srtiss, tso ouoces ;
usier, one qasrt After The frat "a hooDs
psite IL three times day ., Gil. up
higher ,hsn the ,kio. apply little bicb
| ride Of ueroory ~iib ssnoctb piece q
stiet, bot do Dot use ntrs Il time tbsp
gill lie 90 9 dime, as there is danger 81
tbs poison being absorbed. Prot MeIn
tsb. iilibois U ivefsiiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08

Sassl PAssges. Ellsfs iGa.amsiisn nesis
AID Protects The M.mhgane. Hasiofes he Sea.
.ss Of Taste Aad etnsii. No Cocssnr No Met
errr, 10 t.arteas cfrg. Fell -ixe Zoe Trial
riss To-. ~ Druggists On ~ mall.
kLr BROTHERS, 50 Wsrrtn sireei, View r1k
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08

Stable msun,s contains I'll plsnt food
usredieLt. though they Gre rol all yell
,.liuofd. Il /. rich 10 Nitrogen. bat rsit
- ds6ciea, 10 pbo.pbo,ic seii snd potash.
II too much nitrogen is spilled. Il pfoduo
ss rank srosih Of foliage 81 The eIpep,e
81 trait u srsiu. H.rcs stable nsru's
should be supplemented viii phosphoric
'eii sna potash 10 order 10 get beat re
u lie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08

women strong and sick women well.
"Fof two years ! had been a sufferer from
chronic diseases and female weakness WRITES
Mrs Alien A. bobson. Of iigs Rodman Street
PHILADELPHIA, Ia. q had two different doctors
and they gave me medicine which only relieved
me Tor time. My niece advised me 10
take Df i1erces Favorftr Prescription ! con.
Guided that 70 open correspondence with you
for your advice would he saicsi 30 | did and
have been highly benefited. | 6nd that after
taking sin bottles II fayufite Prescription aud
1--WE Of Golden Medical Discovery aud follow.
ing your advice In regard TO local treatment |
am now strong woman. Accept my sincere
thanks for the interest manifested IN my case
and the happy results obtained
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. Correspondence pn.
vate. Address DR.. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08

HsAfftfaA - iNsai d
mate Marriage
changes a wcnrl
an The slraias
and pains which
arc N, often the
sequence oi
marriage rob
her Of al vital
i,y Give her
back her former
strength and
she II &c as
Jolly a wife
as she was a
maid Doctor
iaerce's Favor,
lie Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re = establishing
the health OF
the delicate
wouanly or.
CANS. II dries
the drains and
stops the pains
II cures ulccra-
lion. inAanna
lion aud female
weakness. II
kes weak
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The jolly Girl

0itcn changes 20 thc jssieA auanan. II
esut ec what's cssne ever Mar shc
usod 20 Be sach . jolly gifl wss the
remark 81 a Young woman visiting a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-08
If You Are Thinking

Of having your Photograph, you will do well by
giving me 9 call before going elsewhere. All
photographs are guaranteed not to fade.
Special attention given TO children.
Y. L. BEAUMAN, Proprietor.
Equinox Studio.
2hi Manchester Vermont
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-17
PROBING xR. GAGE
Ss1ses Asks ~ CeaGress Whesher
Anything More 10 10 Ne
nNHe.

WARRINGTON. Jan. i'.-ln the House
to-day Mr Suirer dem, y. " called
attention 10 the resolution he introduced
for the Investigation Of the charges
against Secretary Gage In connection
with the deposl, Of Government funds In
nast,asi banks.
The committee TO which I, had been
referred had not acted.
Il understand" said Mr.. SulIcr. that
the boss o.. the Republican party says
these charges are all rot and thai the
President doesn't want them invesii-
gated and that nothing more IL 10 be
done with these grave and serious
charges"
II tina, was so, he continued. the
minority Was entitled TO know Il. There
was a remedy. he declared. and that
rrmedy would be applied.
The Secretary Of the Treasury was
charged by reputable newspapers and
reputable men With a distinct violation
u the law.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-17
METHU[N ACTIVE,
"'"'' 6ULI J6} SILENT.
Whole Division Stirs Up Beers
at Modder River to Aid
Kimberley.

NoDpER RIVER. Cape Colony. Jan
n.-Thsrs was . demonstration In force
uades Gen. Msthuen. yssterday. a OIL
VISION being engaged. With the object Of
ssesrtaining the strength and dispose
s,sa Of the Boer force and also In order
"a try to withdraw the Beers from Kim
bsrisy. where they have been active.
The British discovered the Boers N
usst force and being reinforced from
ths direction Of Jacobsdal.
At - the artillery opened hre' the
shells dropping In the Bosr intrench'
msnts with great precision. The attack
vas directed against the Boer left.
The airing continued until sunset.
mossiy ~A,h artillery. s:;.'ovss inc
GUARDS. on TIE right. hred some long
range vAlAgA
Tns Doers rsoervsA their Are until the
British were returning to camp. In the
dsshnsss, when elk shells followed thsm.
11ss were no casualties among the
British troops.
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Be- H HSWs Oooes freo Nsssl
% Clear " the
RSaaaaann

Oi0OatlOa.
LONDON. Jan. 1i.-s0 ?. M.-Pubolc
anxiety regarding the advance on Lady
snith rssaains unasesassA. though there
~ runors that . general engagement
% progressing. emanatins from Durham
and PistssmaFitSburs.
The War Omcs this afternoon posted
this notice:
"TAs SslloWtAG .els6 an 10 the
OaIy osws which has bseo ~.
esivsl % srsasA - Gss. D0l0ss's
epssostsas n~sr SpsissAeI6."
The telegram then proceeds to report
the death OF Q private from dysentery At
Springfield Bridge camp. Jan. -. and the
wounAins OF another psivate In a recon.
noissanes towana the TusslA River
Jan. IL
-. vrsnch's suecsss. though consoi'
ing % the British. 10 recognised - bsins
only Q side issue. The country II crate
full to learn that the British losses In
this engagement ware only sax men
killed and hve wounded.
The news that twp Transports Win
troops have bsea osvasss1 from Cape
Town 10 Port Elisabeth indicates that
substantial reinforcemeats are on then
way to Gen. French.
A relative OF Gen. Butler 10 reported
20 have received . cab'egram from the
General yesterday to the effect that his
force II occupying . very strong posi-.
ton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-17
Stationery Bargains.

Here is chance for great saving in stationery !:
Whiting faper Co.'S ,oe. and ,pc. paper for 3
We offer this eompanys renowned brand Of Edinburgh
stsndird linen writing paper. ruled only. at pei aufe q
Of paper and piskase Al envelopes TO mitch, for y
We offer the above Al this ow Prize os the simple reason
that the rain has al been so and ne have only the rud
left.
Aho oae-3uise boz a Whiting Paper Co.'S velvet finish
~. oss,o she. N lsliol'oce asue and 0am, I 4
Vscial tos thh saos - bos. -
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Sewing Machines.

We have just few Of thes. hgh.grade. light.
running. world.known Delight Sewing Machines
with the woodwork slightly scratched; on some Of
them YOU would hardly notice il unless your atten.
ton was drawn TO the blemsh With the exception
noted. the machine is perfet in every respect and
we guarantee them Of tn. highest standard: each
machine warranted for years.
Il you contemplate purchasing a Sewing Va.
chine, here is your opportunity:
lev hgkpsde ns1leki Sewia9 Msehlaes, with invisi-
he dust Ssod drcp bad listed Il tsoOn Wiki = IN
~ u16 ualn soad q INV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-17

London Morning Pos. uAss the wash.
mGton Administration has received let
tcrs from France. Germany. Great Brit
ain ard Russia. dema ndins knowledge
Of the Intentions Of the United States as
TO the open door In China and the
future Of the Philippines. vas news 20
the Foreign Ohic.als here.
They sAid Il was the first time they
had heard Of any such action.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-17

Hes Citisess Throws Ists . Fort.
ress ~ Caracas asa Ask for
XASNAlpl.

PARIS. Jan. IA despatch from
Caracas IL published hero saying
anarchy prevails In Venesuels.
Owing to their refusal to advance tho
Government nj me-. hs directors Of the
Banks Of Caracas and venesuela. In.
Guiding n Frenehman. y. .yontsuban.
and other foreign. capabilities. have
fortress.
The representations Of the French
Charge d'A6airss. II b edded. have been
dtsregafdeA.
The French colony II Caracas ener.
yciicaily demands that the French At
COST OF Verexuela.
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SEIZURES n SENATE.
nsls's nsse,stSea % lssuasy Este
0sitsla's Aeeeoo Taken

WARRINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE resolu.
tion introduced BY Mr. Hale (Asine).
calling upon the Secretary Of STATE for
Information In posssssios, Of the State
Department relating to the seisurs and
detention Of American hour BY the Brit
ish authorities In Delaeoa Hay. South
Africa. was laid before the senate to.
day.
After Il had been modified Mr. Plat
Comm made q speech In which he said
that he did not believe the passage Of
the resolution at this line WisA
The senate adopted the modified Hale
resolution relating TO the seisure OF
-four In Delasoa BAy.
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VICTORY" FOR FRANCE
oosts Domingo Rays % SIS Apele'
0lsee Co1ep Ppess0pe Of
Fleet.

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE rreach Govern
ment expresses itself - pleased with the
settlement Of the Santo Domingo trouble.
which. according TO telegram from Ad.
hfiral Richard. MAS q comp,ete victory
for France.
santo Domingo undertook to pay the
indemnity demanded. that . responsible
Minister should make . pubic dscian.
tssa that ~ aAroat vas ever intsndsd
Tor rrase~ 81 the voeslsn lliaistsr to
wrsts 70 ths Yrssch 0svssunsnt exprsse-
ing the rsgrsts g ~ 0ovssusssat = The
ooe1.Frsneh ds0oCsesstioas.
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scout GOES TO AFRICA.
css, Starts Ses The TsaRs-
Hnal.

Vaao.
The 81. paul which sailed for South.
ampton chs morning. carried several
men en- route 20 South Africa to Do
sons hestins. =. n. Burnham, an
American. = noted scout. who has seen
much service In the English foreign
service. was one Of them.
Burnham did remarkable service In
Africa. He really ended the Matabele
war BY tracking down and killing the
witch doctor. |" After the war he left
the service and went 10 Alaska. He has
been there ewer aimee.
When Lord Roberts vas appointed TO
Q command In South Africa he sent for
Burnham. and the latter Il going pos,
haste to NE rrahsvaal. when set1r be-
fore sailing he said that Ne had nothing
10 say except that he was going over to
do his duty.
Two picturesque individuals Who sailed
Here Capt. n. Y. larris and his son
Felix. Te1as raa0eeS. VITO are ahso 60
Ing 90 South Africa to hSht.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR II.

Alvssttsspsnts Tot the w0RLp viii 10 70
esivs1 81 cay Asnsitean Dis;f,e: Messenger ooss
% Postal Tskgfseh Once IN Hsu York CITY q
00ss rutsa Call Q messensss 70 you haze Q bss,
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rKDLBY AIDS PRIARs
10 vtolplaoe Believe. be- Gen
Otis lssses . PreeIsns.

MANILA. Jan. li-'.S ?. N.-The
pressoee hses q Archbishop Chapslle.
the Apostsiic Deie0sss 10 the Phiiip.
pene:, y greatly stirring the Catholics
Of III nattonalities.
The Fllipinos have gained The I'm.
ss!as sss 49, d sisss l ssx KIM = md nd
tne Pope 10 retnstAts the friars IN their
forme. power.
TO q1eli the sxciteneat, Nstos-0en.
OTIS consented 10 the publication n the
local l.swseapers d Q statement which
he nsd nd to dsSsgsssos Of v'l'pinos
III the Church authorities assign
frisss TO curacies who are obnoxious 10
The people they will not be compeiled to
accept them. The lnltvidual liberty
eusuateod by the American Consiitu.
tion VIII not be denied the F1l.pinos.
49, N Oovesn0set vtil Rot force upon
then any ercIeslssticsl Demonstration
contrary 10 theiS wishca."
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seesks - UDWasA - Vaoos -.
psSt sAss LolysoSeA %
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