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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
CABLE FROM GOV. WRIGHT.
Localities " hich Are Not Organized Under
Cssil Government. Hut Are Ready
Dor the Change

Washington. June ----secretary
Root has made public the following
cablerram from Acting Gov. Wright
Of the Philippines:
Manila. MAY %. 1902.
Secretary Of War Root. Washing
ton-with reference 10 your cable
gram az the 18th. outside Of the Moro
country the only portions of the lrchi-
pelago not organized under civil pow
eminent are Lepanto. Bontoe. Batan-
gas. Laguna. Principe. Infanta Min
doro. Samar and the Paragual and
other sma~ groups No armed insur-
reciion in any OF them No reason,
SO far as relates 10 peaceful condi-
tions. why civil government in all
NAV not now be established. Special
governments for Bontoc and Lepan-
10. inhabited exclusively by peace
ful Irrogotes. viii be organized in a
few days VIII organize civil govern
mcnt in Laguna immediately Ba-
tansas was formerly organized. but
was turned over 10 the military au-
thori-ies by the Philippine commit
tee. Act No. 10 win repeal same. TO
take effect July T. Only reason for
not giving immediate effect is that
many people in this province have
only recently returned 10 their
homes. and in order 10 prevent pos
sibiiity 81 suffering think il best 10
have the military look after them un-
I'll the date named. because the latter
have perfected organiza ton. which
civil authorities lack. Crops now be-
Ing planted will mature by August
/. Whilst Principe and Infanta could
be organized at once. il would be
difficult TO look after them until we
receive vessels now building. say by
September i. few inhabitants and IN
important Mindana0 and Paraguan
is large group. sparsely populated
and difficult OF access without YES
sells. For these reasons / think il
best 70 leave the military temporarily
in charge. because they have trans
p0rrari0n facilities. Under the Span
ish regime Bontoc. Lepanto. Principe.
Infan-1 and the Paraglan group did
not have provincial government. but
were commanded by military off,
GERS. and Mind0ro was attached to
Martinique
Mai Gen Adna r ChaEee concurs
in the above
lsirned.l WRIGHT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
MARGARET TAYLOR AT HOME.
The Girl kidnapped Four Year. Ago
Given warn Welcome
Home.

Cincinnati. June Margaret Tay-
lor. who was kidnapped from this city
1rer four years ago. arrived here,
Friday accompanied by her parents
and her brother. aged three wears.
whom she never had seen till they
met in New York this week When
The party reached their home in Cum
miusville. there was an ovation "
neighbors and sympathixing friends.
Interest here now cenfers in the ex-
traaitinn ~ the aunt. Clara Taylor.
from italy and the application At
ColImhus for the pardon ~ the
GRANDMOTHER ami Miss Frances Tay-
Tor. another aunt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
BARON ELICIT SCHIBUSAWA
Noted japanese Going to the Corona-
ton Of King Edward-WIiI
Make an Extended Tour.

Chicago. June 9.-Barnn Elicit
Schibusawa. one ~ the foremost
financiers and bankers Of Japan. ar
rived here yesterday from the west
on his way 30 London. where he will
represent the Toxic chamber Of com
mercc at the coronation Of King Ed.
ward. The baron and his party will
remain in Chicago several days be-
fore reclining their journey east. Be-
fore he returns to Japan il is his in
tention to make an extended tour Of
this country. Great Britain. France
and Germany.
The steel manufacturing plants and
shipbuilding plants will occupy his
attention. especially while in the
United States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
WEST POINT CENTENNIAL.
Centennial of the E~fablis d ment of
the West Point Military
Academy Begun.

West Point. y. Y. June 1O.-The
centennial anniversary exercises of
the establishment Of the United
States military academy began Mon
day and will continue until Thursday.
when the present class Of cadets. -
in number. will toe graduated.
The committee of officers to re-
ccivc the visiting graduates is kept
busy. Among the early arrivals were
Generals Joseph G. Breckenridge,
John Saunders. NJ. V. Sheridan. John
Mooney and Colonies John VI. Carson
and ASA Bird Gardiner: Gen. Henry
q. Corbin. Gen. James Longstrect,
Gen. = ". j.. Young. Capt. Chadwick,
If the naval war college: Gen. Bates,
commanding the department Of the
Missouri; Gen Greeley. chief signal
officer: Quartermastcr-Gener Lud-
ington.
The following arc on the retired
list: Generals Sickels. Bcll. Carrcn-
ter. Daggett. Grierson. Hawkins,
Mills. Patterson and Sternbcrg The
president will arrive Wednesday
morning.
The first and second classes Of ca.
diets demonstrated 10 the board Of
visitors the manner Of pontoon and
spar bridge building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
A JUDGES Wife ... s"st s.s =.
She Suffered for Years ann
Felt Her Case Was Hope
less-..cured by
pe.ru-na.

Mrs. Judge McAllister writes from
1917 West 33rd ST., Minneapolis, MINI
as follows:
"Isuffered for years win q mi, d.
the small Of my back and rfgbf IN.
IL infen6red often with my domessa
and social duties and never supoosea
that would Be csred. % the docfor's
medicisO I'D sof seem 10 helo me soy
Fortunately = nsember Of our Or.
der advised me 70 try Peruss and eaye
IL such high praise fhsf decided 10 ~
II. Although started In Win Ur,is
faith. ! felt - much Aefser In : werE
fhsf ffsff esceurefeG.
"iteek IL faithfully for seven weeks
and - AAsPy istse6 - be sbSe 10 saw
fhsf ] - entirely cured. Words ian
- exprooG ny gratitude. Perfec,
health o0oe DoSU n fbe best thing i
could wish fer. Asd fbsnks 10 Peruns
7 esj0y that now. "-Aiinnie e. McAL.
lister.
The great popularity OF Peruna as a
catarrh remedy has tempted many
people to initiate Peruna. A great
many so-called catarrh remedies and
catarrhal tonics are 20 be found in
many drug-stores. These remedies can
be procured by the druggist much
cheaper than PeTuna. Peruna can only
be obtained at n uniform price, and no
druggist can get ii a cent cheaper.
Thus il IS that druggists are tempted
10 substitute the cheap limitations ~
Peruna for Peruna. 1t is done every
day without n doubt.
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We would caution all people against
accepting substitutes for Peruna. In
sist upon having Peruna. There is NO
other internal remedy for catarrh that
will take the place of Peruna. Allow
no one o persuade you 10 the contrary.
If YOU do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use Of Pc
runa. write at once 10 DIR. Hartman,
giving a full statement of your case,
and he will be pleased TO give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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Surrender of Beers Reported From
Various Points in War-Swept
South Africa
coHRoYs MEN SAID: sod SAVE klSG"
Gen. <ehaIk-Burger Urges Them 80
Forgive aud Forget the Past
kruger VIII Not Return In an
Enfish ship. Hut VIII Travel to
His Old Home tn . Dutch Vessel.

Cape Town, June s.-The surrender
of more than 1900 Beers has already
been reported. covering various
points. Commandment Fouche brought
into Craddock, Cape Colony. his com
mando. consisting of 80 Free Staters
and PA rebels. Fouche is i'll.
Commandsn. Conroy's men. ON
hearing that peace had been conclud-
cd. threw their hats in the air;
cheered for King Edward. saying:
GOD SAVE TIL KING"
These incidents dissipate the fear
expressed that the Cape Colony com
mandoes would refuse 10 accede &c
the peace terms.
Gen. Christian Dcwct is personally
experimenting the surrender Of the
Beers in the vredefort (Orange River
Colony district.
Gen. schalkburgcr, former acting
president Of the Transvaal. who is
the guest OF the governor Of Natal
Col. Sir Henry Edward McCallum. al
Pietcrmaritzburg. in an address To
the burghcrs in the concentration
camp. asked them 20 make the best
IF the situation, and TO forget and
forgive the past lie pointed out the
hopelessness of continuing the strug
gle; urged the Beers to accept anc
act in accordance with the terms OF
the surrender. which he intended to
uphold. and desired them to work
for the good Of South Africa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13
The IOWA MAD DOG SCARE.
Two More Persons Taken To the
Fasteur Institute. Chicago.
From Hamilton County.

De- Moines. In. June THE mad
dog scare in Ellsworth. Hamilton
county. has not subsided- Two more
persons have been taken TO the Pas
teur institute. Chicago. for treat
menf- They were Conrad Charleson
and Floyd Lakin. This makes seven
persons who have been sent 70 Chi
clgo for treatment. all being bitten
by a mad dog belonging TO a farmer
named Lakin-
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Kansas City. No. June Prank
Robinson. 80 Nevada. la. who muir.
dered Gertrude Rawlings last week
aud also shot her sutton. Albert Fer
guson. died Thursday. of bullet
wounds seis-inficted just after the
murder.
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AT THE TOMB OF LINCOLN.
The Itncoin-Mck ini~y Associations
Visits the Tomb Of Lincoln
and Hold. Exercises.

Springfield, III. June Five hur
drcd excurSionisfs arrived here Satur.
day in attendance IN the second an
nual pilgrimage of the Lincoln Nc.
Kinley association 10 the national
Lincoln monument. in Oak Ridge
cemetery. All the members Of the
association voted for both Lincoln
and Mckinley in the presidential
campaigns.
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Any assistance which you ray desfro
whether on the part 81 the ofnce-s Of the
civil gogcrrrnent or OF the military 0fn-
GERS 10 enable you 10 perform the cutiee
above described. In "A manner satisfactory
10 yourself will L. afforded but the busi-
ness - left entirely h. your hands. SUD
jcct 20 such actlun As may oe taken p4F-
suant 10 law upon your report
Nery respectfully.
ELIHr ROOT.
Secretary % War.
Hon. NflNar1 VI Taft civil Governor OK
ne Ihllnnlnes NJ Ashlngton. ~. y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-13

Simla. India. June THE sugar
bill. empowering the government -
India ~ impose count-rvailing lrfy
On bountied sugar until The Brussels
convention becornes effective, passed.
the council today.
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Cubr's Fir-t Minister.

Havana June l0-Senor Gonzalo
luesada, Cuban minister TO Wash
ington, and family, sailed, Sunday,
for New York
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&c 80 coNvENTIoN.
Tom Johrso,'s Forces VIII Sweep Asss)
Az Opposition.

Tom Johnso1's Forces Miu Sweep Away
Az Opposition.
sandrsky. 0hi0. September 1-S7sas Of
ths leaders and Delegates are already mere
today tov the democratic state convent o.,
watch has Us preliminary meeting toaor-
rev and is sessions 90 Wednesday. SOM
nations are &c BE- Eade far oniy four states
officers and there are no heated contesrs
for pisces % the state ticket As resuir
q the county democratic convention ma
eating IN advance inst the McLesu e.e-
msnt ass taking 10 aggressive part Except
IN the selection Of State committeeman,
end most OF the delegates ara friendly T.
MAYOR Tom l. Iohnsoa q Clev~land. who
viii b chairman ~ t1e convention the
indications are hat the convention VIII
be harmonious and without unusual Jed
tures except In the ovation accorded Mayor
Johnson.
while Il is generally conceded that he
can name the ticket and dictate The plat.
fern there is no slate announced The Mat,
farm Will not only Incorporate Johnson
views on tsxatlpn. franchise Or other STATE
Issues, but also rfadirrn the ksnsEs LitT
cratic convention that ncmiuzfed Colonel
James kilborrue for governor last year did
not mention Bryan q fhe haus8s City pist
form
Elaborate quarters were prepared r0day
fo- ]. l. Zimmerman Of Springfield, vino Z,
an arowed candidate against Mayer John
son for governor next year.
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on TIE DEFENSIVE
General NsrArt7gr ard HES Army Quickly
Met the Attack

General Hs-ertrYr ard HES Army Quickly
Net the Attach
For Tgumtgll View Loada1. Com.
HesGqzasta-t q Defense September ? AT
juft 1000 Ast nIzht %. BIG guns OF FORTS
wright rfuy and bncaie oeiched asm7st
6rg'td1eouET and rasre was 20 lo1Eer
drlbt lksr the first stack u the way game
wat il e9e-t. Fo- a h1ur TIE c4lnanadlng
ccItirued ana l1c remit from The army
etaELpC - ls best stared ~ his Gldc -
bai'eta, posrea a. headquarters a. L
2.
Movement 20 pass through TIE race be-
gan ~ l1-9J D. ~ rorta 14caie, wright
enily TIE ships entering 1aVs asel- ieft- agt
~ actlcn by poilts scored ~ the array
g11s. The rssait, Aoweyef, wiz be deter
mined bg the board % army administration,
W1eu TIRE 5oouiUs r the big guns signals
the beginning q tie attack for The mo-
lurnt 4il lmnu-lcafiCu vita the forts by
telegraph 8ud telephone was cuf o. TIE
srtiilerTmeu being engaged vfth TIE enemy
and sH tze wires ar The forts being utilized
o. TOE agiug q tae hig guns. General dac-
arthur bc4rded BE Yacht BanAw1a, ana
race The ships commanded By Admiral His-
rips0l were sighted and Just as soon ~
tbgy caule wir1in ariDg distance the nasA
t-uts we're turned upon them There was
quleE rrsrense from the enemy.
"fr seemed that the feet 81 rhe enemy
had hafr divided. the spua 1Fnl under cfta-
naas ~ ADMIRAL CnEh.au having not been
Eesa furiug the Grst attack
"Admirsi HiFEl neon came from the eas;
20 the race aud there the dght commenced
'cItl al the Tezism ed FAR a. possible OF
EefUaI var
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tRstween ias poet and Mistress yBA,
=, Mheeief' under ths name Of ABaryillsD
Ny dearest love, since thou wilt 20.
Ahd leave me here behind thee,
FOR I've or pity lei ne know
lae Place where ] mas and thee.
Ana;
IN country meadows pearled Nth ccw.
Anh fei about With iili-k
IhsFe, cling manrdg vita cowslipg. you
NAY md your Amaryllis.
Her;
what have the meads 70 do with thea.
OF with thy youthful hnursf
I've taon 81 cpnrt where thou narsf BE-
he queen q men. not flowers.
Net country wenches make EN- nns
VITA HQSies, siuce I N litter
For thee with richest grne 70 Ehlne.
ana Ike the stars 70 glitter.
ANA,
You 50 tco high = rate upon
:, khepherdess o. hcmtly.
Believe Il, dearest. there's not one
n c0uri tears half 30 eomely
Prlthee EiaY. Ana must away.
LetA Kiss nrsi. then ven sever
Ana tEerEh ~ bld sdlsn to-day.
--BossEt EIsHles.
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soME 81 20 - MINNERs.
The Painters and Decorators Took III
First prize

The Painters ard Decorators Took the
First Prize
The Pointers and Decorators union won
The hrst prise. Foid medal dona.ed bv
J p. Williams for the h-st general as.
pisy 70 the Hue Of mzrch.
The csrpentsry union having 10 line the
largest number ~ members IN one union
VIII take me 800 Biae Label cigars offered
In the baseball game between the raint-
ers and plumbRrs the former we're vict5-
rievs, wiunlpg the cash prize OF SO offered
by Henry Albrechi
Archie Anderson. Jr.. VOC the q ze OF.
fered for the best gentleman dancer. 1t
was = handsome cane presented BY Rosen-
terg
PLEASANT feature Of the occasion rot
down on he prosran WAS the preSeutatloa
70 Mr. W. =. Morrison Of handsome gold
watch ana chain As 4 tokea OF he hisa
regard ~ which be is acid by ais fellow
membeis Of he RAILWAY Aen's unlcn.
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- MloIstetaI charaes.

Paris, September 2.-The Jurnal Official
publishes 4 dscree mating the diplomatic
appointments referred 70 IL these dispatches
- August a. 10 follows:
y JrsE.'aud, Frcnch minister at Copen-
hagen. to BE- ambas ador AZ Washington.
NJ JElfs Lau5Cu, ambassador to the
Uuifed star Is. 70 be ambs ssdsf st Msd-
ri1
r. Bfmpsri u the foreign Office 70 be
ambassador ~ ST. Petersburg
-. Bipopr. ambass ldor n svVitzeria I'D.
20 h. srnhasEadar 10 Germany
- Pnindre 9f toe farais 81 0ffce viii 80
10 swifEeiiaud.
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ELIzAFErH1AN BREEcHE..


= Eitrtheft's t.ne tbs uprd rsc5ss
tec8re eozz.oa. Zas naDs csae from
ths r0s1 ~grse-se wasch Va. ssed 20 d.
scribe iear- f-u bArs gathered az rhe
1ltlrs l- fae euseEu ~ tls Royal irls1
ataGfuT i1 pu6lH t}seTa 81 pair %
irer. q sreat auliETity fheae uusers
ere ff6AlF eAeE HllHiHE slf i-i"
sss'ite Elgash fssAisa aaiiaWe1 or
b Ig9e 30 tr5asers ~ Eree hresraes
Ecta assoc faq w111a8 bQ-Ulastad b.
iEs beff etusa - g. recc1de- in tas
fod hsd 81 b. erected e Loadoa 70 the
wlce trcrEsfs - f1s aitermen.
BcLfgttiLg iasts1 r1tA tbe tme -
caar.et Re and ais eouStiers iztro-
Were ther were nrnErnHnfed tlrt riadf
Ffrk iEcs ana 1b5czA
Charles d latro1goe9 short waisted doun-
,afs and 2afLi eqat 5rss cdes which rad
E5lnF pr9trg1lcr fFcEa the kEae. we're rlgd
with riune1s ab0re the EEee. ana prna'
Weptez WITH ribbons above 70 t1c pocEHts.
VIII I1fs FinaQIR around the Waistb1cd
and VIII TIE gairI banging out-
ms fashion vent cut before The eud "A
ths friEu and wltn william III t'ght knee
9lceg1f ~it1 tight stockings were hronsb'
ia IgF t1e Etgeklngs we're Drawn nfaril
10 ths middle q the thlEl. bgt aflerw "a
the treechnt weTe buffOued az the Eueg
Hud ofnauleuted With BUCKLES.
~ O. q remarkable fact chat aithorg
frn1ce Las controlled the fashions ~
women % the civilized world Tor mAu7
hgDdrsds o. yeErs. snsie fashions aiuos;
GlWaFB hsve HWanatrd from EnEi8pd o.
O. SeaHt male styles sd noi become reals
fsfhinnehle DutM they hat BEEN aceepted
( "a England Innf alfhnpga The FreHci
{ ccst4mes under Louis XVI were urehab
I tae most beautiful ~ modern TIMES sci
fte French henux hll vent % Losdon evar
cred worth wearing aHieEs ~ Vas Lo1doi
uada
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DE LAsHMUTT Austin. Texas. Sen
TENDER Mrs Mary De Lashmntt. wife
81 Mr. F. NJ De L,ashmutt. a vel known
merchant II Austin. died yesterday st tbs
family residence Fl No. 1890 Brazos streei
after a short illness The funeral was held
today from the family residence and the
remains were inferred "a the city cemetery
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Yokohama, Japan. September l. The
japanese cruiser TakachAo has returned
FROM her inspection sf the isisad % rs
raAima. which was destioysd by volcaa.e
srugtlou oTsweeu August Is ana rs Ihs
captain Of hs vasshp reporu that TIE
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10 d 90 n.snerado.

New York, September Tonight IN the
borough q Queens. Jerry Hunter. a negro
Desperate wounded siK policemen IN
hrht Hunter was harrieaded in q house.
John ReDna had both eyes destroyed by
load ~ huck6hnr. Arthur Brin received
load ~ shot 20 the face, destroying one eye.
lie wil likely die. -Four other officers we're
wounded
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NEW Y0RK.-The Associated Press has
received a iefte- from General Anderson. ,n
which be denies the published reports that
While 10 Mauila he spoke disrespectfuily so
Admiral Dewey or that he ever bellttlei the
admlrals victory az Manlis hay
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BOLD ATTACK OF NAVY.
Admiral Eigginsoa's Forces Execute
Fiae Work.
MADE iAONG On IVO IsLa@s
Teieg-sphie ard Cas's c.om~uaicstonz
Were CIT b. ~. Nsr-ss n
HeTsr1srty C.ack T5rs.

HewE1-t. 3. J.. seFtsMbsf L-Alulir1l
HieEiasea ~ utt delay borg after tac De-
laraitc- q sosriHglas tcisr o c1r elt i5e
ufrs for me 3tckiha AID ghe aariaes q 7is
1ass- zc-ompashlrs h 6aynE1i cst nrasr
cofeF q fes. rwo thlnSs tiat seasgai q c-
Artaurs army had ast ana Ipated Taes
were the seirEre x Msrtha's YLueEarl nod
Biecg islans and tAe rapiars q tAe array :
tesAl station az eaez gin1s fouigAt ae
foil0Eed 70 be good work bT oe1anstra-
tea 10 force zSaiast me extreme western
ed Il the Ans n defending f9-u1eaiieHs-
aat :, cau not D. sszerniasd uatI later c
Ee setusily attematsa 60 f.are bis way iuta
I.aus lsian1 sound 81 siuaJ almi 20 siss
rs crews q atile aig aua practios and his
caPtains me opportunity r. n-a7elrer @
witsiu str1Nug dIs1ahss and 70 1etefmtle
the iocailoa au1 saiiAez q rhe orlzause p
tie forts
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LIVINGSTON mass meeting OF the
citizens OF the town has been called 70 dis
cuss the advissbiliiy u Incorporating and
70 organize brick misunderstanding company
with a view 20 rebuilding the burned por-
tion Of the town with substantial brics
structures
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FfeInht ~ NNtnoked.

Kansas City Mo, September tive
men are reported Killed tonight in freight
train wreck 90 the Rock Island railroad
AZ Randolph, 40, s station ien miles east
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SCRlPTURE-ROARN. = Denton. Texas
August - ErneEf Scripture ard Miss Cuma
RoarN. members OF prominent Dcuton
families were married az S o'clock lest
clergyman. Or. c. l. Hogue-
WATSoN-DANIEL.-- Victoria, Texas sep
TENDER I.--Miss Jennie Daniel Of Victoria
aud Mr. Walter Watson Of Houston were
married here yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents Ar ard Mrs L. s. Daniel
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THE cULEBRA MANEUvERs.


But the most Interesting and important
feature Of the work viii De the practical
Demonstration Of certain theories that have
been evolved by the naval board touching
initial operations IN case Of an outbreak OF
hostilities 70 Southern waters Cuiebra ISL.
and lies on the extreme edge Of The farthest
circle Of defense, and It Is regarded a. the
most feasible base for the operations OF a
United States defensive ase1. The place Is
NOT fcrti5ed as yer. and may not be taken
over by the army and fortified for several
years 80 the problem presented is rhe
rapid occupation and fortiicHticn Of the
isiDud By the navy acting single handed m
the theory that the army. In the throes 81
organization, can not meet the emergency
The Dixie the Pauraer and another com
hined transport and cruiser VIII be laden
for the Island and kept n waiting ~ the
Norfolk navy yard, ready FOR the word.
That word may come upon the departure
from Europe u the European Equndroa.
and the effort will be made 70 reach cuis-
IRA 70 land guns and marines and general
~ place the island IN condition 70 resist a
naval assault without the assistance ~ q
defensive Eeef II II ~ shown that this
plan win work. then n wonid appear tAat
= hostile heet could not pRss Cnlebrn into
the Caribbean or gulf without mourning The
danger Of having its communications cut by
even small United states Sect with sub
marines ard monitor or TWO. which could
find safe refuge IN case - need IN the de-
fenses uf Coluehra When this problem Is
worked ont the fleets will BE- combined and
enter upon sn extensive series n squadron
and feet drill and target shooting an =
which VIII be closely Watched by fhe gen
erai hoard whifih wiz 80 - tho West IT,
dies for thar purpose.