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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
Personal.

Tho German Emperor was az I.etz-
liusen ou Dee. J. when the census WAS
taken. and ne nlloi M his own card TN
der the heading profession" be- wrote
German Emperor. King o. Prussia" The
card was framed and b. 20 be kept in inc
municipal archives OF the palace. while
certified copy has been made Of q aud
sent 900 with the other cards.
William Court Gully has been chosen
speaker Of the House % Commons FOR a
third term. The incumbent Of this com
Portable position draws a salary Of $500
and on bis retirement from the office
gets an annual pension OF $1,000. besides
being elevated 80 the peeragt As speak-
er he is provided with d tine mansion Tor
entertaining on large scale.
William McFadden. Hardin county
tOhio) forger. was severely padded "a
the peuitentiary because he Insisted on
wearing creased trousers He demanded
Of che guard that be be supplied with
fresh creased trousers each day. and he-
came so insulting because ne was noe fur
ul~hel with the dudlsh oulht that the
guard reported him for iufraction Of the
rules.
-Of the nine members Of the United
States Supreme Court five are tobacco
chcWers. when the chief justice and as
sociate Justices visited the House % at
tend the centennial celebration no cuspi-
doris had been provided The dlgnlned
justices loo their black gowns cooked
around them several times bat seeing
none. they took turns going out into the
lobby aud taking chew.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
HRIGHT hits.

-Ailbel. That near-sighted Mr. whetn-
emo actually asked me on Christmas night
if tine wreath Of wintergreen in tine par
Tor was mistlctoc.
Alice what dld you tell him2
Mabel Why, what could I?-Brooklyn
Life
Mrs. starvcm. How do YOU like the
chicken salad Mr. GOLDSMITH?
ar. Joaksmith on, that reminds me
bought a book that was 10 be sent home
to-day. Did % come
Alrr. Starvem. Yes. bat why should
the chicken salad remind YOU Of az
Mr. Joaksm Well. the book Is half
calf Philadelphia Press
- jes' keeps tuninH Seems 10 me
Is about as trinin' as ! kin be.
] trihes de minutes all away
An den ! trines rum day TO day
FUN week TO week an rum year 10
year.
be way ! trlncs is sumpin queer
/ starts to work. but befo' rs through
Oars allus some trifin' Is got 10 do
An ! sometimes reckons IT'S dis here
way,
We was borncd in de worl' an We had no
say.
An some was choosed foh de work. you
see.
An some foh de trinin' -jes' like me.
Washington star.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
ruBLro IMPROVEMENTS N FAvoR.


There docs not seem 60 b. any doubt
about che passage OF tho River and iiar-
hor bni subsartialy as f was reported
by the RIVER aud Iiarbor Committee col.
Lester. .n az interview in tho Morning
News day or Two ago threw ont iIc
suggestion thlt q might Be- changed in
some particulars by the senate. ana th''
Ia conference committee There might BOZ"
disposition Go cot down some OF tn"
teus. Ia order 10 roduce tle amount enr-
r.ed by the bN hut there b. ro reason
20 fear fhat rho appropriation for saFhn-
na6's horo0f will BE- cut down. Tho Sch
ate seldom reduces ems of thc items. IT,
does. however tometlmes ada several mill
lions 20 thc hIl in the effort so crafty
indiyidual senator's who waut go show
their constituents that they nave some
influence in getuns appropriations These
additions often make trouble in the
conference committee. with tne result ~
causing items originally rut into tne ba
by tho House % De- cut down Savannah.
however has cool friend on che Com
mitteo on Commerce ln Senator clay Hc
VIII see 20 b. thai the appropriation Coz
savannah b.rbor is ps, int.rfer,i with
b, ts. Senate v1,uo a. is trYa ,t,t the
t.ui ,ro.I5.. for ,b. evp.,.,,ura % saa .
a..,a.. .,,.i,. ,t,,,, ,so,.,o., d.. .,,,il,lt.
during tho next scar. Mo- of enc s51.-
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+, 4.
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In, - .,
1000. p...r.-.',,,.,.. ,,h..o, 80
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

L. some WAYS Mr.. Denkle was eminent
~ conservative, says the Youth Compan-
ion. lie had no appreciation OF the now
woman; he even failed. his wife thought
TO do Justice 20 the capabilities OF the old
This was the more annoying because Mr.
Denklo was a person OF acknoW lodged
faculty ana pre-eminent ia the field Of
cookery. Is was over one Of her best
dinners. 90 which Doe was doing ample
Justice. that her husband uuwlsely lei the
discussion TO that very point
Now. there's cooking. said he. help.
ug himself second time 20 ch0wder
Women can cook but the trouble Is theg
don't invent anything They just cook the
same old things over an over. Takes a
French fellow In paper cap 10 invent
.nything new 20 eat"
Then 10 mus, Doe matter Of nation
atty" said Mrs. Denkle. sarcasucslly
"Oh. no. said Mr.. Deukle lover So
France tho men don't mind cookin'. over
here they DO We'd cook as well as the
Frcuchmen II we ever took 81 into our
heads 90 try. Why. I've had original ideas
iHysef about puddin's and pies and
Things But-weli. you're nrst rate
cook Annie. FIRST rate. although sou
wouldn't invent anything new between
now ana do0mslay.'
NO" said his wife. Il wouldn't But
don't want 10 stand In your way, Thomas
u you want 90 try some Of these ideas
Of yours IN lend you the kitchen any
time"
II would only for the bakin' You've
always owned q takes a sight Of expert
,nce TO manage q cookstove right. and ]
DOM lay claim 10 experience"
anything youn mix III bake" said
Annie. Its the anniversary Of our wed-
lin m 3 In al -
for you TO invent something new for din
ncr By way OF celebration
Thomas hesltated. but he saw no way
10 decline the challenge without humilia-
ton VERY we'll" he agreed al last ~
viii You shall have "a bran new we'd
ding day pie"
Within day or two after the ami
versary. even before Mr.. Dcnklo was out
OF bed and the doctor had ceased comins.
the HENLEY people had begun 10 inquire
what Thomas Denkle had put into that
pie.
"Nothln harmful" Annie told them. "f
wouldn't have let him do that. but rieh'
Gcod landi one bite wis enough FOR me.
MIR Denkle felt kind @ spunky about g.
I s'pose, for he ate a whole piece and
tried TO eat another before he gave in."
what kind o pie was h?' asked a
nelghbor
Mfi ettu MFHt Atfihiff ~ NttH - HNl z
o. custard pie: custard favored with va
nlua. Thomas goi 1t stronger favored
,han he meant I guess Then it was a
fruit pie. too
what cried the neighbor Ny suzi
ION. yes. q was a fruit pie-mosuy rit-
ron. Thomas 81 fond Of citron, ana he
put IN big slices OF n, enough for nalf
dozen loaves o. cake. Then he had
rslsins and currants and little red candiei
cherries sprlnklad ia between. And there
was "a fneringue on top-at least twas
meant for mcringue, but g was rather
runnv. and the dans o. currant jelly all
melted in ana made Il pink Do good ma
terials made "a good pie-but they don't.
yves. Thomas Is better. thank Nou. oh.
Of course. he was disappointed some. but
then. as I told him. he needn't feel bad
aisout AL: FOR there want any doubt twas
a bran now. original pie, an DE invent
"a Do
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetlnr-ciinton Lodge No s. +. and
A. 81
Special Notices suwanee Springs
Water Paints and House Painting. sa-
vannah Building supply Company
business Nouces-I.ucky Strike smoking
Tobacco. Henry solomon q Son. Whole
sale Distributors. Franklin Cigars.
The New Year and the Gas Rauge-The
Mutual Gas Ideht Company
Corsets-The Perfect Straight Front 2.
y. corsets-
Christmas Troubles Are over Now
Lindsay q Morgan.
Juvenile Bicycles. Stoves. Range. Fur
naces-Wm q II. IT, baltimore
Legal Noticc-In the Matter o. j. J.
blackburn OF Ware County. Bankrupt.
Becf-IIebig's Extract Of Beef
Washing Powdcr-Peariine
sauco-Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire
Sauce.
Cooking on-wesson's odoriess Cooking
OIL
Mineral water-Hunyadi Janos
Medical-Castoria Hostettcrs Stomach
Bitters. Munyon's Rheumatism cure; r.
r. r.: Alothers Friend. Or. kiimer' e
Swamp Root; stuart's DYSPEPSIA Tablets.
Cheap Column Advcrtisomeuts-Hclp
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For sale. Lost Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
CHEAT FORTUNES on THIS CEN
TINY

Among the wonderful things of the CEN
,,,,, -. .!..s.s.a are the great fortunes
accumulated within Comparatively few
years. Andrew Carnegie ana John ID.
Rockefeller are not old men set. lndcad
they are IN the prime Of life. ana yet each
OF them has a fortune OF stupendous pro-
portions II Is popularity believed that
AIR. Carnegie's fortune is % much a.
YEOoooooo and that Nj Rockefeller's b.
more than Sz5g.0ooooo And the fortune 81
each Is growing az a wonderful rate.
II must not be forgotten that neither
Of these men began with "a fortune. AZ
Carnegie landed ia this country from
Scotland when stir youth with only a
few dollars In his pocket He borrowed
50 from an uncle with which 20 reach
New York He had talent. Industry and
great force OF character and his advance
ment WAS rapid He laid the foundation
OF the great steel plant which bears hin
name and which now yields a revenue
OF Sio.0o0o0 year, with only N.25o
Afr. Rockefeller began ns bookkeeper
Being a far-slghted man he early became
one o. the chief factors In the Standard
Oh Company. lie managed wisely anI
invested with judgment. Nos he has a
great deal more wealth chan he knows
what to do with. lie has too much 10 b..
happy. lie is an obieoi Of envy Of thous-
snds Of people, and no doub, he Is impor-
tuned constantly by many who are less
fortunate Tor snare Of his wealth His
daughter said recently. IN an Interview
la vienna. that. Notwithstanding her
wealth. she was not happy. Riches %
not bring Happiness.
There are hundreds Of great fortune
which have been made iu the last half
century. Those OF M Carnegie and Mr..
Rockefeller are specially mentioned be-
cause they are the largest VIII the COM
Ing century witness che accumulation o.
such vast fortunes as have been accumu-
lated in the latter half OF thisG For the
good % the country d Is 10 BE- hoped not
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

"Prisoner.r said the learned Magistrate
T., a lazy fellow before him. according GO
Tit Bits. this is the third time you've
been here"
But. your Honor" pleaded the prison
er. 'rve been trying 60 get work and
couldn't"
you wouldn't work u you could get Co."
Yes. / would your Honor
what kind Of work.
Anything. your Honor, so long as 4
was honest work"
what nd OF wages7'
Wages is no object, your Honor oil
want Is work. with food, ard clothing
and shelter"
And you'd work r you had that sor.
o. q iobG'
Indeed. would your Honor. only tr,.
me" aud the tears actually came into biz
eyes
VERY we'll" said the Magistrate kind
~. "we'll give you a Job. with shelter
food. and clothing combined. Six months
hard labor. Next case
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

A speciai from Louisville. Ky, says
that Robert Noakes, who testified against
Caleb Powers has made an afidavit ~
which he confosses that be testified false
~ According TO the story be tells h.
vas KEEP, drunk until his testimony was
wanted and then be was given "a certain
amount 90 money for such evidence ~
the prosecution wanted. This makes @
rather sensational newspaper item, bu
supporting evidence viii have to b.
Forthcoming before u viii be generally
accepted. II isn't reasonable 90 suppose
that reputable lawyers would under axe
10 deprive men Of their dives on per
lured testimony II they were bad enous
70 undertake such business they woull
hardly DO 20 because Of the risk Of de-
lection. Noakes must be a candidate for
the insane asylum.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
A TEXAS WONDER.


One small bottle Of Hairs Great Dis
covery cures all kidney aud bladder trou-
bles. removes gravel cures diabetes. sem.
inal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder in both men ana wo-
men regulates bladder troubles IA chill
dren. IL not sold by your druggist will
be sent by mail on receipt Of 81. One small
bottle IL two months treatment. ana viii
cure any case above mentioned. DR.. h.
W. Hall. sole manufacturer, 4. o. Box
40 ST. Louis MO. send for testimonial.
Sold by all druggists and solomona Co.
savannah. Ca.
Read This.
Dothen. Ala. July Il. iSe.
Or. T. ". Han. ST. Louis Mo.-Dear
STR We have been selling your Texas
Wonder. Hairs Great Discovery. Tor two
years and recommend % 10 any one auf-
fering with any kidney trouble as being
the best remedy We ever sold. Yours
truly. j. Il. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Tho Duke Of Manchester continues 10
furnish IN" View York newspapers with
daily stories. Among the latest items Of
interc-@ concerning MIN IS che reror that
nis iather-in-law Eugene Zimmerman Of
Ohio. railway president and standard on
magnaie. has just paid ilsl.0l0 Of hls debts
and given him round sum ~ cash with
which to bcein ne o. q married man.
Another Item IS that the Duke stands
nearly Fix foes high. weighs a3 pounds
ami can eat three pounds Of steak 81 IL
sitting. Many persons have an idea thnt
most modern dukes are hollow checked
and splndie-sHauked This young fellow
seems 20 o. the opposite.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

During tho next few days the news ois-
n.tebe. NJ. contain nems about tho
burning TO death Of imitation santa
clatsos a. ohidren's festivals. Already
Two such tragedies have been reported
Notwithssandlng THESE sod occurrences
transpire Christmas after Christmas
r.renls seem % learn nothing from them
and continue 70 dress their children IN
nitssslest and most inaammabie materials
ana send them 10 play amidst lighted
caneles on Christmas trees.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

THE MORNING NEWS s. pualis he'd
every day ia the year. ana scrsei %
subscribers la the city. o. cent by mal.
81 60 cents a month. aoo for SIX months.
ara 8S.o0.for one year.
THE MORNING NEWS ~ mai. TX
tm,s week twthoat sunday issIe),
three months. g. 90. six months. $50. one
year $500
ran WEEKLY NEWS two issues a
week lMouiay ard Thursday BY mail.
one year 500.
Subscriptions payable 10 advance Re-
NIT b. money order check o. registered
letter Currency sent by mail a. risk OF
sender
Transient Advertisements. other thsn
special column. local or reading notices
amusements ana cheap or want column
10 cents line Fourteen lines o. asate
typc-cQual 20 one inch in depths the
standard q measurement Coutract rates
and discounts made known OF application
g, busineis Office
Orders Tor delivery of the Morn ng
News 70 either residence or place o.
business can b. made by mail or ~ tele-
phone No 20. Any lrrcgalarity 81 deiiv-
ery should be Immediately reported
Letters and teiegrams should be ed-
dressed MORNING NEWS" savannah.
Ca.
EASTERN OFFICE. . PARK Row.
New York city. a. C. Faulkner. Manager
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Last week IN Berln banker OF the
name OF sternbcrg. several times a mil
nonairc. was convicted Of crimes against
morality and sentenced TO two and half
years in prison. II can De said for the
law courts Of Germany and England alike
that the possession Of money by . de-
PENDANT seldom n over influences their
findings in case. This has been seen
in q number 81 instances Of late. Can as
much be- said for the courts OF our own
country We often see IA the United
star>s that il Is extremely dlGlcult even
10 bring a rich man 20 trial. and equally
dinicult 10 secure his conviction. our
courts are not venal. Of course. but by
some means or other the very rich man
usually manages 70 clip through the i'm
gers Of justice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Two Nebraska men have just ensaged
ia an "cgg-sucking' contest The winner
sos away with seveuty-two eggs IN eleven
minutes. Il would be- Interesting 10 have
"a match between this champion and
certain Ex-Governor Of Missouri. Of whom
one OF his former friends is quoted a.
saying. ''He sucks eggs. but he hides the
o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Arthur white a society man OF Bloom
field s.. j.. ~ 81 niekle in and nlckie
out lie is OF was an amateur wizard
and tne other night was showing a com
pany Of friends some of his tricks He
told them that he would balance a nlckle
on his lows: lin and cause IL 10 disappear.
just as he had 81 balanced a newcomer
catered the room Recognizing the ma
sician but not realizing what be was up
10, the newcomer gave him q friendly
cap on the back. The nlokle disappeared.
sure enough but not IN the right way.
! went down whites throat. That Il
no" 3 chances that rs Is q aickls Ia ana
!. nlcAls cut.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Edward O. Dean. the Bellevue Hospital
nurse who Is charged Ia New York with
having caused ehe death Of one % his
chargcs. an insane patient, g. south
Carollnian. He H. from Spartanburg,
where hls family Is prominent and highly
esteemed Dean Was for a time a repors-
a OF q Charleston newspaper Several
sparianburg men. friends Of the iamiiy.
have gone to Scw York 70 ASST Dean
IL HE defense before fhe coroner when
the case comes up tomorrow. They say
shat the young man Is Incapable Of such
brutality 80 g. charged against him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

fThere Is some reason IN the claim of
tine West Point cadets that little lu-
dicious hazinE is often necessary 10 take
the starch Of conccit out Of new Conner
aud make him know that he is not above
his fellows. Many young sprig with a
father VINO j. uch or influential or both.
goes 20 college with case Of sweiet
head He imazines thar because he b the
son Of somebody Doe must be deferred %.
When college men GET hold OF case Ike
that. what they 10 "is a plenty 10 bring
the ncW arrival down out Of the clouds
That. however. Is no excuse Tor brutality.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

When the London correspondents ma
~ =@aree aud dul they Nilte OF Il'
Queens health. For about the hundredth
time they are reporting hcr 20 be feeble
almost blind and generally Ia a bad way
physically. Meanwhile it would hardy
be taking any risk 10 predict that she Is
tn no immediate danger Of dissolution
t,,t v,u extend her reign well into The
new century.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

The experts OF the finance department
OF the state OF New York have prepared
a table showing that the total cost Of the
law department Is swelve cents per cap
ia Of population per year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

The indseailons for Georgia to-day ere
foz sair weather. fresh westerly winds,
becoming variable ana for Eastern Flor
ida. fair weather. winds mostly fresh
northerly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

The love letters OF Victor Hugo are
now being published. Not long ago tho
love letters OF Robert and Elizabeth
Browning were made public as were also
these Of bismarck. The only way TO
guard against ,he vulgar exposition OF
such private correspondence h. 20 require
the destruction Of the Letters a. they are
received, or better, never to write them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
CURRENT COMMENT.

Tho Hartford. Comm Times. Dem)
says. The imperiallsts say they will
abandon the Philippines II the Supreme
Court shall so decide But that Is more
easily said than done There are people
who ask what power Congress or the
President and the Senate az the treaty
making power have 10 ecde territory
which has been acquired by treaty 10 any
country or Sc ~ or from the United
states. as an independent nationality.
Thus at every turn we are reminded what
a piece OF foolishness Il was not 10 have
gone into this whole matter carefully be-
fore agreeing 10 buy the Philippines from
spain.'
The Chicago Chronicle. Dcm) says.
we may venture 10 hope that Gen. Fritz
hugh Lee expresses only his individual
opinion when he declares thas there Is
no intention upon the part OF this gov
eminent to give up Cuba TO ihe Cubans.
Reputation OF the solemn declaration
OF Congress would Justly render this ua-
ton an obicct OF contempl for the rest
81 the world What is moro. an attempt
10 betray the Cublns would involve "a
IN a war whose end u would be impossible
20 forctelL We have all We can attend
to IN the Orient without undertaking new
military campaigns In this hemisphere"
The Cincinnati Enquirer. dpemD says
senator Lodge Is now explaining the
Hay -pauncefote treaty ~ it stands amend
"a bat he declines to express an opinion
a. 10 what the British government Will
do about a. The chances are that there
Will b. a. long pause In the construc-
ton OF che isthmus canal as there was
In the building OF the Washington monu-
ment"
The Louisville Courier Journal. CDem
says. "A resolution la the Cuban Con
stitutionaI Convention proposes 20 indem-
Nifty the American people for their ox-
penditures Ia securing the Independence
OF Cuba. The best decentralization that
cuba can offer IN 60 prove that she Is
worthy Of Independence
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

caun Leonard Nou Hiumenthal whose
death 300 Berlin was reported in the dis
patches "a day or two ago. was the oldee'
lei marshal zoo thc German army aud
tbo hs, survivor % the mar halls wao
created the German Empire lie Wa up
wards Of ninety years ola. For hfty
years he took prominent part Boo al
ot bo military activity Of his country.
During au th.s ilme however. he never
led an army 10 the neii snd never fougat
battle in his own name. but be was
nu nonored advisor and co-operator with
William J. Bismarck and Won Mo,tkd
Long before hls death Won Rumcntall
he'd risen goo tho highest possible rank ia
,nc German army
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Au oid strike 81 reported from the City
of Mexico Tho begear are on strike
against resent cdict of the government
TO the effect tbat hegsius VIII not Boz per
muted by those who cannot show that
they are entirely without other means q
support M~uilcaucy as b. well known. BE-
one Of TIE chief Industries of the Mexican
capital There are probably more beg
ears there m proportion 10 population
flln iu any o.l,r city ou tas Amerean
continent Every church and public
building s Infested with them. and Che
sseII-to-do tourist huds lie burden br-
cause o. Thorn. They regard the govern
menrs action as direct ana unwarrani-
Oh blow az the.r personal liberty. and
mass meetings % hcyEars are being held
20 protest against enc new law.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
fHUNDERBOLT

Cor leaves Bolton street junction $50
a. IA. ana every thirty minutes thereafter
Until IL .0p. M.
Car leaves Thunderbolt at 600 a. m. ana
every thirty minutes thereafter until
~" midnight. for Bolton street juno
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
g. LGL Or HOPE RT AND C IS RT

stHLDl La
For Isle OF Hope. Montgomery. Thunder
bolt. Cattle Park and West Ind.
Daily except Sundays. Subject 10 change
without notice
ISLE OF HOPE.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

esisterod at ,he Pos,oaiee IN eA,annsh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-01

que Sc tome en- confederation en- ell Sc
nade de Washington, 10 mas pronto po-
sible, su proyecto de ley referente q las
islas de Hawai-.
Dicho documento ooncede ell cabo-
tage entire los Estados Unidos aque.
las islas
Con este motive Sc ha dicho con vi
SOS de mucho fuudamento que resulta
injusto ell considerar que un pueblo
que vive en- uE grupo de Islas bajo ell
regimen de los Estados Unidos, goza
de los benefcios del cabotaie por ell So
10 hecho de hallarSe dichas Islas en- ell
Oceano Pacffico y que Sc niegue
otra eStOs mismos benefcios por el So
10 hecho de encontrarse Ell ell Atlanti-
co, tai como 10 ha manifestado un re-
presentante republicano ell ell Congre.
so de Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-01
CONFESSION De PAYNE
INTERESADoS PEcUNIARIAMEKTE

Despachos de Washington comu-
nican que cuando Mr.. Richardson,
Representante por ell Estado de
Tennessee y jefe de la mfnorfa de-
m6crata del ColnitG de "Vias y
Medios," lego aver en- Ell Congreso
la petici6n de los Delegates puer-
torriquenos, de que Sc conceda Ell
Cabotaje, ell Representante Payne,
Presidente de dicho Comite, dJo
que todos los frmantes estaban in
teresados pecuniariamente en- Ia ex
portaci6n de az1car y tabaco.