The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-12-21

blind laundering, and imparts that infor-
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Ignorance. It ought to be read by every
person, of mature wears, whether married
author has treated the most delicate and
sacred subjects with that same enrolling
force which characterizes the preceding
to young men, and which won for these
books such unsolicited and hearty COM
fmendation at the international convention
of the Young Mems Christian Associations
att Grand Rapids, Michigan, and at Mr..
Moody's World Students Conference at
N - Massac husetts. This book and
educational and medical periodicals in Sthis
country and n Europe a, and deserve the
ceived from eminent men and women every
where. They should have a place in every
library, in every school and in every home
Throughout the land. b
THE SPANISH-AMERICANW WAR.
The Spanish American War by . Gen:
Russell sA; Alger, is a.complete review OF
tary Of War, covering the period from
! the charges of inetfciency and incompe-
tence with Which the military establish
ed by many of the Important newspapers
| in the United States. Gen. Ayers answer
/ to his critics is sober and conservative: and
Is largely made up OF the testimony OF dis,
\ interested witnesses. ~
His review. of the scenes and incidents
: in the, field throw much light upon many
subjects which have hitherto remained
somewhat obscure; such as the Miles
| Eagan CONTROVERSY. .the .hound hoDln N
Gtuent' ine excessive dlsehse anu ,ortal
Il 1t is a source Of much pride to the peo-
PIE, 70 lec eve ahe gwen ~
| nm lnaL NOT volunteef -omcer conmls-
ti omed by tne dresluent was eaurt II to
eighty-seven paymasters commissioned,
ana def,nited IN IL, ne
m9l Of s
o0o9oo; No charge has been made OF Jobs
tiis of tbo f,ob+s N,
i }sIas Guasimos and tha .hattie Of San ms,
tbn an tbat M tb ana m
~ Ine Iact teaI L Is lae seh,1oRelal NJ
nerance OF q former l cnie1 OF the war Ne
a partment: 5s.,
The Spanlards holding Kettle Hill het
to the rear In the direction of their inair
& works. on San Juan@kldge.Ihe: assault. wa:
made simultaneou sly by a squadron Of thu
First. cavalry. the Ninth cavalry (colored
and the First volunteer cavalry (Rougl
Riders, all charging together over = TIN
q crest (. Two troops or the * Ninth caviar.
reaEh .ens mn III n nrse
lie Dooh y y Iiiluaple .scontrlputl0n ol
ans at one tle Sc aeepli
asiIatea the people,. and whose nerce SRI
lclsM nnaiiy scui1nlnaLed IN eGen. Ayers re
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