Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-25

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and instructed him to carry ont the plan
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| Inc c"diiis OF MS fqundr"... "hiCh Il" aid
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,'cu'a'coN Dear SShicy letter. In |
p''I.'h'c (" mis- disrRtch ny had sent |
'n' "'"ip iplnn bark tn cCmmunicat- with |
.'' H'ou' 'oats abou9 the Spaniards, |
II "HNt'rS doubtrui OF Their being |
na"''aSo' as thmh 'he admiral !
was
b' rfcaHed the ARRIVAL Of the Iowa
~ "iu hot f"collcct that II brought |
any 'hiiS To MN in tNe way of dis
"' "eS. re d1i RECAP however that
u" Sotleh lettersI among others
"1 'ioih his WIFE. FpeaklhG OF the
blockade at CienfteguSl he 81 id the line !
was three or four miles ont Fl, VIC
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ne said. and that was, the rule always
both at cienfueeos aid at Santiago
"I h.,ia,ad II, .. ,;,, |
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from the sound of firing and the con
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.iehiuegos. The line u formation was
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never abandoned. During the day we !