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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
,sssesss89Sesa9oeeseoso,
LOCAL BRIEFS.

the next twelve months.
Lee Coekrell, manager Of the
smelters. is having his house over
hauled by the painters and Paperers,
Brodie & Hammaek.
Mothers write US that they have
solved the problem Of keeping their
children well. Give them Rocky
Mountain Tea each week. A bless
ing to mother and child. Ask your
druggist.
Ii YOU want the best OF FIRE and
cyclone insurance, in the most reli-
able companies, don't fail TO call
on Geo. p. Huckeby at THE TRI-
suSE Office.
w. L. Duval has moved his shoe
and harness shop into the room late
ly occupied by the marble works.
He has recently added line of
sesc5l supplies to his business for
the accommodation Of bis young
school friends.
Now is the time to settle up
srreareges, and renew your sub
scription. We need the money and
you need the paper. So come in
and help US out.
Friends Of The TRIBUNE can
help the paper greatly by trading
with those business men who adj
vertise IN its columes. These trades
men are reliable aud from them you
can get the best bargains in the
market.
Last week | went about,
Foil OF trouble and OF doubt.
Now I'm smiling and dance with
delight,
had some Rocky Mountain Tea
last night. Ask your druggist.
r. A. Jurd & Co, have two
rooms in the brick building on Wal
nut street, where they will show you
anything from a bran new house
hold outf, to the minutest stove re-
pairs, ,n good style. Furniture in
all grades and at all prices.
The Farmers & Manufacturers
Bank met last Saturday and elected
w. W. Ferguson, Geo. Temple
ton, b. Kirk, J. d. Moore. J. w.
Jamisou, J. NJ. Johannes and A. G.
Wilson the board OF directors for
the ensuing year, and declared an
annual dividend OF nine per cent.
We heard Of another case of child
beating las, week over on east Pine
street, where some OF the neighbour
had 10 interfere. Such thing oughl
no, 70 be allowed in a civiliEec
community and will not il Informs
ton is lodged with the proper oih
eials There is law to protect chill
dren against cruel parents and !
should be invoked in all such cases
aud rigidly enforced.
Mrs. Isabelle Gosnell, who hai
been spending three OF four week
with the family OF her father, Geo
z. Huckeby. while her husband
getting home prepared for then
al Wymore, Nehr., departed 70
that point to join her husband yes
terday noon. Mr. $. II, GosnsI
has charge OF the grocery depart
men, OF Steele Bros. & Rafier de
paument store aud there they wi
make their home for the future.
George Achord, = native Of Al
denou county, Tennessee, died
the home Of his daughter, Mri, Gee
Lawson, Friday, Sept. 40, in ii
76ih year OF his age. He came
Missouri As years ago and settled
Cedar county. lie reared tamil
OF three sons and four daughter
all grown. MI, John and Tho
Achord and Mrs. Keith and Mr
Lawson were presen, At the tuners
MFR. Achord was veteran OF q
civil war, having served in Co.
7lh Regiment Mo. Enrolled Mili,i
lie was an honorable upright ei
gen and greatly esteemed by all !
neighbors, Ills funeral took pla
from the home Of his son-in' la
Geo. Lawson, the sermon bel
tl A.. R.Y K KVlr IA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
Money TO Loan

For from one TO thres wears, o'
good farm property.
N. r. R0slNSoN.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Old papers for sale atthis Office
Sc per bundle
Haley Spencer left Monday night
for Arkansas.
FoR SALE-Two niileh cows for
Iale cheap. Inquire at The Bazaar.
The Rich Hill Marble Works
have removed to the Worden build
ing on Walnut Street.
Rev. r. r. CoHsy is holding
meetings for his church at Lone
Jack for 5 week or two
Monday being a Jewish holiday
the stores Of II. Loeb 4 Bro, and
Miss Alice Loeb, were closed.
There are more acres Of land sown
with small grain this fall in Bates
county, than for many years past.
Truman Hutton, who was injur-
ed some time ago 10 the mines at
Pittsburg, Kans., came home Sat
urdAJ morning.
An example of iaithfulness to re-
ligious teaching was made manifest
in the closing Of all Jewish places
Of business Monday, that being their
day of atonement.
w. X. Royce, w. G, Beasley
and J. r. Hales are incorpOrators
OF the Southwestern Development
Company. They will hold their
FIRST meeting Oct. ;, 1901,
r. A. Jurd s. Co., in the Walnut
Street brick. will sell you good bed
steads for soc up, and everything
else in proportion. He wants to
sell all he has and will make prices
accordingly.
A disgraceful chivari took place
Tuesday evening in this city, that
essryoiie engaged in should be
ashamed Of. Such things are Fl
only for hoodlums and fellows oI
the base sort
L
Quite number OF our citizens
went TO Butler to see the new cour
house and the other elephants OF
exhibition in the county seat Tues
day. They all pronounced it I
grea, show-espeeially the eoui
house.
Al the meetiHg Of the board o
alderman Friday evening, Cit
Collector NJ. c. Fortune reported
Having collected delinquent taxei
70 the amount OF S45I,oo. Bill
to the amount Of over SI6I wer,
allowed. The committee on hu
department were authorized t'
purchasee 500 feet Of hose for tn,
ere department.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
asome.hInE New under lhs sun. !.

An Doctors have tried Go cure Gaia Rn
by the use 81 powder, acid gases, inhalers
and drugs in paste form. Their powders
dry up the mucuOus membranes causing
them to crack open and bleed The
powerful acids used ia the inhalers have
entirely eaten away the same mem.
brnnes lha their makers have aimed TO
cure, while pasts and ointments cannot
reach the disease. An old and eXper~
fenced practitioner who has Tor many
wears made a close study and specially
of the treatment oi cATARRH, has at last
perfected Il treatment OF CATARRH, which
when faithfully used, not only relieves
80 once, but permanently cures CArhRRH,
hy removing the cause, stopping the
DISCHARGES, and curing all inflammation.
II ~ the only remedy known 10 science
that actually reaches the afflicted parts.
This wonderful remedy il known a.
"SNuFFLEs the Guaranteed CArARRH
CURE" aud Is sold at the extremely low
price ~ One Dollar, each package con-
tanning internal and external medicine
sufficient for full months treatment
aud everything necessary 90 IT. perfect
use
"SNuFFfrsu il the only perfect tArARRn
CuRk ever made and IL now recognized
that annoying and disgusting disease.
| II cures al inflammation quickly and per
mauently aud Is also wondr'u a lex
/ 20 relieve HAY FEVER or CoLD iu the
/ HEAD.
/ CArARRu when neglected ofter leads o.
! CoNsUMrTIoN-"S SUPPLIES will save you
I II Won use IL at once. IL lss no ordinary
/ remedy, but complete treatment
which IL positively guaranteed 60 curt
/ CATARRH Iu any form cor stage u used
according TO the directions which nc
company each package Don't delay
but send for IL at once, and write iul
particulars as TO your condition, and
YOU will receive special advice from III,
,liscoveror OF this wonderful remedy re-
parding your case without cost TO yot
beyond the regular price Of "SsUFFLEs'
the GUARANTEED CATARRAH CURE"
Sent prepaid TO any address ~ th'
United States or Canada on receipt o
One Dollar. Address Dept. y 970 Ed
win b. Giles & Company, 233O and233.
Market street, Philadelphia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23

The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway owns and operates over $500
miles 81 thoroughly equipped road in
Illinois. Wisconsin,, Iowa. Minnesot,
South Dakota. North Dakota. Missouri
audlhr Uppel Peninsula 81 Alichigan.
. II nwts aud operates al equipment
IN service GA it, lints, including sleeping
can~, P.srler Car. and Dining faf-.
maintaining an excellence "a service
uneqnaled ON an, railway IN the world.
il has peeD Pioneer IN the Aorih
west aud west in the use uf the block
system ia operation OF il trains, in the
lighting oi train by electricity, heating
by steam and many other progressive
mefhods, which hive added sniety com
fori aud luxury to travel. II Is ailvaN
the leader IA that direction.
tae Pioneer Limited Trains between
Chicago 81 Paul and Minneapolis have
cos tliesl and ardsomest Sleeping Cars
ia ,he world ana best DnlngCaf service.
FINE tables, maps and attenuation
fnri-hrd on application g. ". +. l., Ter,
Division Passenger Agent Mitchell
Building, Milaaukte, Wis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
All Ewes on Texas.

Great - Texas. Her vast cotton
crops and marvellous oil discoveries
anne the world Now follows the
startling statement 81 the wonderful
work at Cisco, Tex uf De-. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption. "My wife
contracted severe lung trouble"
writes editor !. J. Eager, (Which caused
a most obstinate cough and finally re-
suited in proiuse bemorrhagcs. but she
has completely cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery It's positively guaranteed
ior Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung troubles 5Oc and $1OO. Trial
bottles free az, J. G. Wilkinson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
SPREADS Like Wildiire.

" hen things are "the best" they
become "the best selling Abraham
Hare, Il leading druggist Bellevlle,
o., writes: Electric Btters are the best
selling bittofs | have handled in 20
5,ars." You know Why? Most diseases
begin Ia disorder 90 stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels, blocd and nerves
Electric Bituers tones us the stoinach,
ropu,aies liver, Kidneys and bowels, puri-
Ties the blood, strengthens the nel YES,
hence cures multiludes 81 mahdies II
builds up the entire system. Puts new
liic aud vigur into any weak, sickly, run
down man or woman Prize 30 cents.
Sold by j q Wikiuson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
Death ogLilIinn Bond

Miss. Lillian Bond one Of the most
popular and best known OF Iron Rivers
ciunnsdied ather home in that city
hast Monday IIerdeath resulted from
an operation she underwent short
prcyiOusfor the removal of "a tumUr.
The operation proved the case 90 be a
sery complicated one and numberOf
tumorS were met with ana removed.
The drain was more than her system
could withstand and She survived the
operation but a short time.
Miss Bond was a pioneer resident Of
Iron River prominent la society and
popular with all for She was an cstima-
BILE lady. She made herhOme with her
mother and her death is a sad blow TO
that lady who is thereby robbed ~ a
fauvhtcr's love and comfort. Miss
Bond had large circle OF acquainten-
ceS in this city who were shocked on
learning of berdeath. She was buried
at Iron River last Wednesday a num-
Der Of Crystal Falls people attending
the ObSequieS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
y9th judicial 'iiIeait,-Is caAscER'

10th JuOirihl tifcuit.--lN CHANCEtl.
Susan Balnsh, suit pending ia the Circuit
Complainant, Court for the Comfy ol ron.
Chaucery. al Crystal Falls.
Andrew Balash. Mich. on the 9th day N
Defendant. Nov, A. ID. 1904
la this cause. Il appearing from aflidaxt on
Gle that the delrnuaIt. Andrew Balash. A. not
prslaelt 81 ;hlH stale, but n "A resident at the
tityof Cleveland, Ohio ON notion ct com.
plainant'S solicitor. Il j. ordered that the np.
IeHraue.aOi said NONRESIDENT defendant, a ndrew
kaianh, be ~ tered herein, within Tour mouths
from the date ~ this order: and in case ~ his
appearance he Gauss has answer 70 the Eih 90
compuint 90 be filed aud copy thersof ia be-
served on the conplNinants solicitor. Within
fifteen days utter service on him 81 a copy 81
said oil snd notice al this order. and la default
thereof, said bill Will he taken as confessed by
said nonresident defendant. And IL ~ nrther
ordered that Within fifteen DAYS the complain
ant cause notice 90 TN. order 20 be pun.
li~hrd in The DIAMOND DELL a newspaper.
printed, published and circulating va said
county, aud that said publication pf continu,
therciu. once in enc Week. Tor six weeks IA sue.
cea~i ou, ur fhut size cause "a copy ~ This order
GO De- personally served on ~tid uonrr sidcut
defendant. At least hitee.l days before the time
above prescribed Tor his appearance
FRED ". ABBoTI
Circuit Court Commissioner
" II MomAKTY. IRON County Mich
Complainant Solicitor
Bus uess Address
crystal Falls, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
sneriaI Excnrsion 49,

Between points in Northern Mich,
for Thanksgiving Day Nov. %, 1901,
the -. ). 5. x a. Ry., will sell cxcur-
Sion tickets between all stations at
greatly reduced rates. Tickets will be
on sale Nov. y and 2sth and will be
good for return passage until Dec.
2nd inclusive. For full particulars
apply to station or ticket agents or to
Geo. W. rIibbard, G. T.. A..
Marquette. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
SnecIal EXCURSION Rntes


A Typical south African store
@. r. Lmsuu, 81 Bay Villa, sundays
River, Cape Colony, conducts store
typiyal OF south AIri,a, at which can be
purchased anything IRON TIE proverIial
"uecdle 70 an anchor This store is
situated iua valley nine miles from the
neaicst railway station aud about
tseuty-lve miles from the nearest town
Me- Lar-pus Saws ~ Wm iuvprcd with
thc custom oiiarmtrs within radius OF
thirty miles, 20 many Of whom have
supplied Chamhrehin's remedies. All
testify to their value III hou-ehold
where docturs advice Is almost out
oI hu question: Within one mile oi mS
Store thc population IS perhaps sixt,
Oi1hese, within the past twelve months,
10 less than fourteen have been ah.
50 utely cured vs. Cnambcraiu'- cough
Remedy This must surely be q record
FOR sale 40 Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
First publIcalion Nov. o last pee. :.
STATE LAND OFFICE.

LANSING, NOVEMBER (, 1901
NorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN tllat the
following described primary school
lands, situate in Iron county, having
been examined and re-appraised under
the provisions OF Act No. % Of the
Public Acts OF Mi ;higan, 1901, Will be
restored to market az this oiiice on the
18th day 81 December AID. 1901, at
ten O'Clock a. m, and viii be subject
20 sale according tc the form pre-.
scribed by law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23

GoiDa north 90 an points IN The
iron and copper country. 7;i5 am.
Going south TO Milwaukee and
Chicago and ali points
south. $40 pm
Going north TO all points In
iron and copper country. 2:l5p.m.
Going couth To- Milwaukee and
Chicago and all points
sonth. 1876 pm
Through sleeping cars to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
Notice OF Special Assessment

First publication nov loi last nov 49,
10 William Moore. j X. stuck.
Josephine Gfatlau, o +. Larson and y.
Bpitung Estate, nud 20 AN other pore
sous interested: Take notice that the
rull ~ toe special assessment heretofore
made by the board Of assessors ior the
purpose 81 leiral ing that part ~ tIr
cost which the council loridsl should be
puid ard aud borne By special asse>s
meul Tor the rcmitins of sidewalks ~
jbe ublic streets adjacent % mud ubu,-
ting upon lots numbered SO. 90, 40
z oi The plut ~ Use village al Crystal
Fails ind tbe building - sidewalks Us
tbp public streets djaceut tonud ahut-
cling upW lot numbered 2GT oithe plat
oi thr First Addition 10 the vilase Of
CRYSTAL Fills. lot numbered 3sS oi The
plat Of The Second Addition 10 the yl-
kg- .. Crystni Falls aud lat numbered
s 81 section IS iu township l3 north 81
laaec 80 ee-' IS now on Iile 10 ms Office
fnr public inspection Notice IS al-o
hereh, given That zoe council uul board
Of assossor- 80 thecity 81 CRYSTAL Falls
viii meet az The council room in sud
city on November thuticth 1901 from
itn O'Clock ~ the forenoon until twelve
O'Clock noon, to review said assessment
at which time and place opportunity
will be given All persons interested 90 ne
heard.
Dated November fifteenth, 1901
ROBERT NUNNs,
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
chnmbcriain's stomach and liver
Tablets.

FRY them
When YOU feel lullhiter eatrg
w men yuni inve 30 app itp
When sou have e bad H-tes ia the
mouth
When YOur iirpf Is torpid.
When 9uu have ten hichr
Wheuy Hn lepl bilious
they viii improve rnur hmbtite.
cltan-c and iuviguGtr NOur stomach
and regulate your liver and bowels
For -tl tt Coles pharmncv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23

Last winter al infant Child OF mine
hal Group ia a violent form" saN-
Elder John w. Rogers, AZ hri-tmu
Evangelist, ol F,Ilc,, Mo IL gave hrra
ita loseS Oi Chanheram,s Coogl Rem.
,.dy aud IA "a short time all danger wHs
pnst aipl lhe chlld recovered fhis rtin-
rdv not oulv cures Group, but when
given as soon as the FIRST symptoms
appear, Will prevent the attack II con.
talnS nu opium or other harmful sub
stance AMI may be give as confidently TO
baby az 90 an adult. For sale at Coles
pharmAcv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25

Congressman Babcock has returned
to Washington more convinced than
ever that his proposition for reducing
Or abo1ishing customs duties on GER
tain lines of manufactured products is
popular. There can be no very grave
doubt of the need of some such reduc-
ton or abolition, and, therefore, ii. is
very likely that the measure would be
popular. While the principle of pro-
lection is as vital today in the United
States as it ever was, the people of the
country are far too wise and matter-of-
fact to be carried away to such. an ex
tent by devotion to a policy to lose
sight of it's shortcomings or as liability
to misapplication. The very fact that
the protective tariff has been a success
is evidence that it may bring things to
a pass where some curtailment of its
operation is needfu1. There are few
who do not realize that the tremendous
growth of many of our manufacturing
industries under the impulse of the
protective tariff has placed them be-
yond the need of any protection, and
that in cases where that is true the
need1essness of the duties as well as,
the unfairness of their continuance to
those who have been most instrumental
in building up the manufactures is so
manifest as to assure public support of
a measure that is ca1cu1a ted to remove
or reduce the duties. Moreover, it is
patent to all who believe in the great
Republican principle of protection that
this abuse of it only initiates against
it. Because it imposes needless bur
den upon the people, while it profits
none but the manufacturer, not even
bringing revenue TO the government,
the reckless use or abuse of the princi-
pie could easily, and will almost inev-
itab1y, bring it into disrepute where it
should be most respected.
Congressman Babcock is on the
right track and if his hopes are ever
realized he will have the approval of
the Republican party.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25
TWO METHODS FOR SECURING
A Stand of Glover and Timothy by Seed
ing With Oats Or Barley.

A Stand of Glover and Timothy by Seed
ing with Oats or Barley.
First Method. the oats for
hay. Prepare the land thoroughly and
seed with oats, timothy and clover in
the usual manner. When the oat
grains are coming into the milk stage,
cut the oat crop for hay and cure in
the cock. In this way the oat crop is
removed from the field two or three
weeks earlier than usual, leaving to
the young clover and grass plants all
of the available sunshine and mo1s-
ture. In favorable seasons consider
able pasture or small crop of hay may
be secured the same season. Dat hay
is excellent for dairy COWS, horses and
young stock generally. It cures nice
1y in the cock and makes dust-free
hay. setg%
Second Method Pasturing the Green
Crop.
Prepare the field and seed as above
mentioned. When the. syoung oat
plants are eight or ten inches high,
turn stock into the field sto pasture
thereon. The cattle will eat off the
oats, and in doingssso let the light and
maisture reach the young grass and
clover plants, which Ggrow rapidly
under the conditions prevailing. Stock
should not be turned into the field on
rainy days or Immediately after rains
while the ground is soft. d
IF Is trt1e the stock in walking over
the field will kill ssomes of the young
grass and clover plants, but not nearly
so many as one will at first suspect. A
fair amount of pasture5iwill be secured
from the growing oats, and the grasses
and clover will come on rapidly, fur
nishing good pasture by August in
favorable seasons. If the stock does
not feed off the oats evenly, run
mower over the field to level the crop.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25
GRAND OPERA IN MILWAUKEE,
castle Square opera Company in It's Sec
ond Week at the Pabst Theatre.

The Castle Square Opera company,
now in it's second week at the Pabst
theatre, is a brilliant success, and is
attracting music-lovers from all parts
of the state.
The work of the company as shown
in "Faust'' and "Martha" stamps it
as an organization of superior strength
voca11y, dramatically and numerically.
The company is composed of the best
English singers on the American
stage, and its personnel of principals
is as follows: Misses Francis Graham,
Josephine Ludwig, Maude Lambert,
Adelaide Norwood, Gertrude RenLy-
son, Messrs. F. ]. Boyle, w. H. Clarke,
Harry Davies, Miro De1amotta, Wiz
fred Golf, E. N. Knight, William PAUL
and Joseph F. Sheehan.
The operas being given producticn
this week are ''I1 Trovatore," Verdi's
masterpiece, and Won Weber's lego n
Diary opera, "Der Freischutz.'' Both
casts serve to introduce those who
made hits the first week of the engage
ment, and also new tenor in Mr.. Jo-
seph F. Sheehan, and new prima
donna in Miss Josephine ludwig,
both of whom made their first debut in
Milwaukee on Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
The third week will be divided be-
tween Wagner's "Lohengrin'' and
Donizetti's "Lucia di Lamn1ermoor, !"
which will be preceded by the prologue
from IT Pag1iacci."
The fourth week will be divided be-
tween the famous double bill, which
consists Of "H. M. S. Pinafore" and
s'Cava11eria Rusticana,'' and Verdi's
great work "Aida.''
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25

SURELY money is the root of all
evil. The marriage of Queen Wi1he1-
nina and Prince Albert was a love
match like that of Queen Victoria and
her Prince Albert. But the money
question in the shape of Henry's bach
elor debts comes in and spoi1s it all.
Wi1hetmina is very angry at the fact
that she has been solicited to pay the
debts of her spouse and has put her
foot down and declined to furnish the
wherewitha1, while the meats of the
wedding feast are scarcely yet cold.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25
AFRAID OF DEMOCRACY
Desperate Efforts of Republicans
to Get Something Done with
Primary Elections.
soLoNs MAY ADJOURN MAY IL
A Cannon 20 Feet -Osteopaths
Making PrOgress-Thirty-O
Farmers in the Legislature.

Madison, Wis.,, April 23.-It was
quiet last week, but this one prom
ises more activity. The legislative
ball is out Of the way. 1t was sue
cessful in every particular, but some
how there isn't much good fellowship
of unanimous character lying about.
The fact is this primary election mat
ter-like all important things of life
lis serious business and the influence
is far reaching. Governor LaFollette
started out brayely to make things
pleasant. He made appointments from
his old enemies and gave abundant ev-
idence of laying aside the vindictive-
ness with which he had been charged.
1t was effective for a time. He made
himself agreeable to all senators who
came to see him, and went out Of his
way to see members who were re-
puted shy of him. But, as time went
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25

AGUINALDo keeps protesting that he
is DESTROYS of peace and hopes the
Americans credit him with sincerity
in his efforts to secure it. Although
there have been people more likely to
arouse the confidence of Americans
than Aguina1do, under the circum-
stances they are more than half In
c1ined to believe that Aguina1do is not
particularly anxious for continued hos
tilities.