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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11

Clarence George is spending a week
in Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Mary Strahorn, of Edge Moore.
spent Sunday with Elkton friends.
Benz. 2. Wilson spent Monday and
Tuesday with AIiddletown friends.
Miss Helen Larzalere visited Balti-
more relatives on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Frank II. Scott has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. s. l.. Clemson at Port
Deposit.
Miss Covington May gave card party
to few of her friends last Saturday
evening.
Miss Naomi Nandegrift, of Chesapeake
City, was the guest of Miss Ella Lynch,
| on Sunday.
q. Il. Grason. of Rising Sun, was an
Elkton visitor on Thursday, and looked
over the Cecil Wing" plant.
Mrs. l.. II. Iitzenherg has returned
from Il visit to her daughter. Mrs. J.
Lynn Pratt, at Milford. Del.
| Mrs. Carrie Shockley and daughter,
Edith. of Wilmington. Del, were guests
of Mrs. John Sparklin, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ Mccullough
will spend the winter ut Annapolis. Mr..
| Mccullough is State Senator from Cecil
county
Mrs. Mary NJ. Evans gave card party
TO Il few of her friends. ut her home, on
West Main street. Elkton. last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hester Lewis is the guest of rea-
tives at Dover, Del. Mrs. Lewis has
about recovered from her recent severe
attack of typhoid fever.
Wednesday evening next, the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Spear, of Bohemi?
Manor will be the scene of a pretty We
ding. The contracting parties will
their daughter, Miss Clara Emma ST.
and Mr.. James w. Paris.
Mr.. Isaac Alexander, of Cold
Township, and Miss Mary Amelia
of Puseyvillc. Drcwmore Townsp
of Lancaster county, Pa. werg
at her brothers home, Mr.. V
Grant, by the Rev. ID. C. b
of the H. Il. Church. of
Lancaster county, on New
\ reception was given Y .p
groom by her brother. v
Grant, of Puseyville.
4 number of friends "a
John Il. Davidson, tcy
prise last Saturday 9 fNW6
their twenty V N9s
at their home, wv tock marl m q
present werc-M' 2often reali
| Doy;dsnn Mr. . Hulls and
iams. Mr.. NJ o
!. !. II II II /. !. ,'''',
and Mrs. J
Misses Lily
son, Sadp
Carrie N ~
Davidson;9
Frank Goi
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25
Another Solomon.

A horse dealer in Scotch town
having hired horse to a solicitor the
latter, either through bad usage or
some other cause, killed the horse,
when the dealer insisted upon pay
ment by bill if it were not convenient
to pay cash.
The lawyer had no objection to grant
q bill. but said it must be at long
date. The dealer told him to fix his
own time when the man of law drew
a promissory note, making it payable
on the day of judgment.
An action was raised, when the So
licitor asked the presiding Judge to
look at the bill
Having done so, the judge replied:
THE bill is perfectly good, and as
this is the day of Judgment l decree
that you pay tomorrow
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

Before the Ark,

Noah's ark is generally supposed to
be the earliest ship of which we have
record but there exist paintings Of
Egyptian vessels Immensely older than
the date, 2S4O B. c., usually assigned
to the ark, being, indeed, probably be-
tween seventy and eighty centuries old.
Moreover, there are now in existence
In Egypt boats which were built about
the period the ark was constructed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

L FRIEl'
n dyspep'
cen yea
Merry
many
vail once
try Kodc,
l can
now andl,
Perfully \.
~ to Gu
(g. T!h
SYSTEM.
kthening'
aSSimila ,
t WithOu.
Drown Z
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25
THEM

Cough GU,
ever tried
I'd throat"'S' <
C,o Mat which
| absolutely 'n . ' n,.
,h,ro +os.ammered
- tho,r of lapis
| en- in it's a car Is ue
arrives Il lieN.eu,
One M Is e"itl
4..h,riCh nun
2 for grip , t1','o w.
brown & "'io az q,
~'~ue Of the
i the ma the pic
instinct vches have
II himself; of great
ry season
DIVISION o
would 81
II of the shave you
fact abolt me to
les by II
native ele,y do you
during II
he mud Gning that
Al
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

Minister Ito new janitor)-John, l ex-
pect to exchange pulpts with DR.. Smith
next Sunday.
John-Well, sir, if you'll take my ad-
vice you won't do it. I've seen DR..
Smiths pulpit, and it's the most worn.
out piece Of furniture in town.-Chica
20 News.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

-
not wish
YOU have
'. Speak
business
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

Ping-Are Mrs. De Styles entertain
ments very eXclusivet
Pong-Well, | should say so. She has
just made application to have the CON
versation of her guests copyrighted
Baltimore Herald.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

We assortment Of Ladies Chmlse Tor IS
Of these goods any place
in
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25
A. P ABBOTT & co


PittSburg June 25.-Henry Taylor, a
negro, who killed Edward Sewell. also
colored. on Aug. II, 1901, has been
hanged in the county Jail yard. Death
resulted from strangulation in twelve
minutes
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

Harrisburg" Pa, June 25--The CN
bessemer mill at the Pennsylvania
Steel works. Steelton, has been de
stroyed by fire, involving a loss of
coz 0O0
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-25

Health is so necessary to all the du
ties as well as pleasures Of life that
the crime Of squandering it Is equal to
the folly. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
senator Daniels Amendment.
fsnrinafle,d c1ass.o Republican,


Tho idea of Senator Daniel of Virginia,
as embodied in his amenoN''ei' . VA. ~
cen,,ors representatives, or officials OF
the United States should be appointed to
any government commission. in addition
n their recr;ar work. has much In Its
favor although the amendment mis- nj
have been offered incpporturety to tie
bill providing fer the paying OF the mem
hers of the Anthracite Coal Commission
The practice which Senator Daniel cor
onn,rs had been growing for some time
before President Roosevelt made Judge
GRAY chairman of the anthracite board.
In the present case the evil is not con-
spicuous but when Judge Gray was Sen
ator Gray he figured in chapter OF
American history that clearly illustrated
the vicious tendency OF the pfHctlce.
Reference is made to President McIhin-
cv's act in naming three senators as
members Of the diplomatic commission to
negotiate a treaty of peace with Spain.
Mr.. GRAY was one Of those commission
ers. In Paris he strongly OPPOSED the
ACQUISITION of the Philippines: he was ar
bitrariTy over-,l!ed by the President in his
supreme diplomatic c2pacity: but then
he signed q treaty he did not favor, came
homo and. In his separate capacitv as q
senator voted to ratifv It. Had Senator
GRAY not been 2 member Of that COM
,r,isefcr, he would OF course. have fol-
lowed his convictions to the end ard have
voted rsairet tho Paris treaty in the Sen
ate. thus defeating it For his course,
which mfrht be criticised with great
seventy. he was finally rewarded hT an
a,ooirtrnent 70 the bench, Personalities
aside # IS clear onorcIl that the ractice
witch Senator Daniel condemns is indie
pci o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
In the Matter of Spelling.
charlotte Observer.)

{CharlOtte Observer
The Richmond Dispatch. re;narhing. upon
the fact that some professor OF other
mas devised q method to make spelling
easy, observes. with truth and good sense,
that there is no royal road to spelling.
ITO learn to spell WELL" it says, means
hard work and plenty of it, Nay, more
1t has been said aforetime that man
can acquire any other branch OF knowl
edge for himself-he can learn to read
10 write, to cipher, and can even learn
eography. but spelling is the gift OF
God. There are aids to it, it is true. By
deep drinking of that unfailinS fountain
IF knowledge, Webster'S Blue-BacN Spell
ing Book. the child. if it has been born
without the gift OF God may assist ma
t,lre. vet the mastery of this classic
means hard work and plenty OF 1t, and
thus. as the Dispatch says there is no
roval road to spelling. But the infallible
aid here spoken Of is no longer accessible
TO all childhood 1t was banished in large
part even before the blue-birds went out.
or vertical writing, or the Southern Edu-
cational Board came in. Along with the
1nilkmaid and the farmer. who went tc
consult the lawyer about his OK beng
gored it is now little more than mem
ory. in consequence OF which true learn
ing. OF which it is the basis. is likewise
q thing of the past. and educa tlcnal lnstt-
tutions in which it is not taught are turn
ing ont only half baked scholars.
n. BIT is in use in the public schools
OF Charlotte. Glory to them:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
WITH Bl-hCKSRURG CADETS.
-F.rr., fuckers Lecture Postponed
Se.. Years Football Team.

re1 hrESPrRG. VA, December L.
snaciaIl-On account of illness. the Hon.
larry s.. George Tucker who was sched
lied to deliver a lecture before the fac
tl!v ard student body Sunday evening,
vas unable 10 come to BlackSburg, ana
he date was postponed. II place Of the
lecture the cadet band gave q concert
~ the college auditorium. The band is
Composed OF twenty-five OF the students,
md nearly all are ''old boys" that is.
rave had several years practice togeth-
- Major IIarrie is leader and Cadet
giirhja is captain of the organization
The concert was a complete success;
4,,a, the students themselves were as
.o,,isbed at The progress the band has
made Many difficult selections We're
.,lavea. and played we'll. The institute
eas. reason to be very proud OF its caaet
nand-the only thing of its kind in the
South.
The cadets are looking forward eagerly
- the Christmas holidays. which VIII De
III; on December 18th AT $50 P. NJ. TINS
Is somewhat earlier than WAS Intended.
,na the extra time is a reward to the
-+,,dents for their exceptionally good be-
"a yior. this session as body
>-I-xT YEARS Football TEAM.
pranarations for next years football
nd baseball work has begun ALREADY.
I. corps meeting recently held in the
College auditorium. about SLIGO was SUD
,.riI,.lI by The students and faculty 10
y.ar6s securing q cnach for next wear
MANAGER GUY a. ChallSley is endevor .ns
- sac,,re the services of Mr. a. +. Nor
json of Cornell who turned our s'cn d
successful team here in 1891. and the pres
;,lgco-;ons are that Mr.. Morrison VII
,aach the team next fall. c. T. Mics:
~fehr taci.ie, has been elected captain OF
next years baseball and foo,.oaii an. ,ea,'ls ms;
and CARPENTER, the star hall back aho
,,.,j, nf this .ear's team has slgnlhtd
his intention of returning next session /.
,;rsides this years team. nearly al or
whom viii return. Abbott steele ana a,s
Mccormick will probably he oacA'
strengthening the line very materially. ),
81 AZ Almond. manager of the baseball
,eam. has nearly completed his sehe e
ule for this spring. lie thinks .ns pau,-
nac,s for a successful season very bright,
ga ,heiieves that Virginia Poiy'echh!c
1,,st,,nte will turn out winning team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

handle seafood as a speciality. The tong
men had the ground surveyed by
Mr.. Folkes. for their benefit as well as
others who might wish to work thereon.
with the idea of having it assigned as
clamming ground. This arrangement was
never made. The firm applied to 1nspec-
tor Wainwright for the ground, and
appeared before the board OF Fisher
les In Norfolk on November 21st.
to contest their rights. Inspector Vain
wright is row in receipt Of let
ter from Mr.. Miller. Secretary of the
Board advising him to assign all the bot
tom in his district, not within the Baylor
survey. or assigned as claiming grounds.
The oystermen claim that the State is
gradually encroachins upon the pubic
grounds and only short time must in
tervene before their occupation Will be
hing of the past.
The first snow of the season made its
appearance here yesterday morning IN q
Eight furry of the ''eecy white which
>sted about an hour, the mercury had
meanwhile taken q considerable drop.
Master Donald Crukshak son of Mr..
;chn Cruikshak. had cancerous growth
emovcd from his neck the latter part OF
the past week by successful operation
performed at Newport News. His case
is progressing nicely, and he is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. A. o. Mauck. of Temple farm. is
out again after severe attack of la
grippe.
Miss Neya B. Rogers. accompanied by
little Miss Margaret Rogers, OF Newport
News. is the guest Of friends in the town
for 4 few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
French Demand an Peru.

LIMA, PERU. December 1.-THE
French legation here. presented to the
Peruvian government. on November Sth,
of this year, claim for SIC, on 4o in ia
vor of the Dreyfus Brothers. OF Paris. in
accordance with the finding Of the Lau-
same Court of Arbitration. Up to the
present time the government has made
no reply to the presentation Of this claim,
and it is proba bic that the French !ega-
zion tomorrow will reitecate its request
for settlement in stronger language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
VarfouSIy Born.
New York Hera Id

Henry. where We're You born? ASKED
4 ioling member Of the House the other
day Of Henry Neal co'c~ed MESSENGER OF
the Speaker and IN Interesting character
about the Capitol for many Years.
Porn sab? Yes. sab. | wss born in
Illinois TO s,rah sab was the reply.
well You'll have to revise that. Mr.
Cannon was born IN North Carolina"
Ard the crowd of statesmen in the lobby
broke into hearty laugh. at the messen'
gers expense.
ooh. that's easy. sab" was Henrya
last word
They tell Of Henry that he has been
horn IL the native State OF every Speaker
e1nro Mr. Ke'far and has th"s been ah!o
to land tho Office Of MESSENGER. IT was
all very nice and plausible in the cases
Of Mr. Carlisle ard Mr. C.'isp. who came
from the South IT was quite a strain TO
shift way ND to Maine. when Mr.. Reed
b,car,e Speaker. but Fenry's most awful
moment car wher he learned that Cen
ercl Henderson was born in Scotland BE
took tho plunge. however, and retained
his place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
AMATEUR PLAY AT ABINGDON.
G,1rx. yyisgsv Presented by the
StoncxaIl jackson Institute G1r.s.


ABINGDON. VA. December T.-tspe-
cial)-On the evening of the 18th instant
the young ladies of the Alpha Beta Cnl
Society of the Stonewall Jackson lnsu-
tute. gave one Of the most delightful
entertainments ever seen by an Abingdon
audience.
Miss Alice Caldwell one of the teach
ers, had dranatized for the occasion that
touching story Of ".,4rs. Wigs. OF the
Cabbage Patch ard the pathos of he:
poetry: and so admirably ard well she.
performed this difficult task that the
audience forgot that it was not the real
Mrs Wigs Jimmy. Billy. and the
"Christnas Lady who were living then
lives before 1t.
The cast was as follows: Misses var
earet Douglas. as Mrs. Wigs; Dorm
and Sarah Hutton as European ana
Australia Wigs; Esther, Esser, and
Helen Withers rs Jimmy and Billy: Mrs.
Rarrows as 1.-The Christmas Lady" an"
Ethel Jones. as Rubert Redding.
Miss Margaret Douglas in the title role
was the bright particular star. ard made
herself as lovable and fascinating or
the stage as she is in her every day life.
and Miss Barrovs made every man pres
ent wish he could play Santa Claus to
her Christmas Lady.
This school under the efficient m2na:+
en1ent OF Miss Kate Hunt, is rapidly
forging TO the front. the attendance this
season being larger tnan IN any pre-
yious wear OF its history.
The building has recently been fur
risfed with all the modern conveniences
of electric lights: steam heating. etc. Tao
Abingdon Presbyterv. which has taken
control of this institution, has raised
almost enough morev to pay off Its in
Gebtedness When tbs burden is once
lifted the school will be able to widen
greatly its sphere of usefulness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
DISCIPLINE FOR MOSE1.
Tue CoIoneE~ Campaign Against
Land Grabbing Catt1emen.
(Chicago Chronicle.)

or course 't is highly probable that
Colonel Mosby will receive an intlmation
that his remarks were improper ana VIII
be asked for an explanation OF his critl-
cis,ns ,,pon the Nebraska Senator's.
Colonel Mosby is special agent OF
the General Land Office, charged with In
res,isating wholesale thefts OF the PUBIC
domain by cattle barons and toWn-ste
boomers in western Nebrus!sa.
Colonel Mosby declares-and most peo-
ple will believe him-that he mas mao
lntimatiors from these statesmen that ne
might DO well to be less active IN ms p:o-
cee7ines against the cattle barons. He
ha. very properly refused to be swerved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
CUPID BUSY IN NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. IL (Special.)-
DR.. J, j. Miller Lane, of Marion county.
and Miss Theresa Edwards, trained
nurse from Wilson, n. c., were married
here to-dsy.
Contractor Alexander w. Johnston and
Miss Anna Lee Manning. sister OF Or.
]. w. Manning, were also married here
to-day
Charles P Mcintosh qualified today as
administrator of the estate OF his faith
e, Attorney George Mcintosh. who left
no will. The deceased was the richest
lawyer in Norfolk. His personal estate
alone is valued at 800 ne total Va!ue
OF The entire estate is not KiveA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Order Restored at Port au Prince

PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI. December
I-Order has been re-establ ished here.
During the fighting yesterday a number
of persons were wounded. including two
italians. who were seriously injured. Two
men accused Of committing crimes were
executed during the day, without trial.
The United States legation is protected
)v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Struggled Liquors Seized.

SAN JUAN. P r.. December T.-Co!-
1ector Crllzen to-day seized several nun
dred cases Of liquors. which had been
brought from ST. Thomas on board the
United States lighthouse tender Laurel.
II is reported that certain army ana navy
officers. as we'll as some prominent GILL
zers Of San Juan. are implicated In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Precautions Against Plague.

VICTORIA, B. c., December 1L-Dr
Pagan. secretary OF the British Columbia
Board Of Health has sent the following
letter to all officials OF the Provincial
Board of Health:
II enclose regulation regarding plague
I do SO because of the increase OF plague
in San Francisco From March. 1850 10
November 5. 1902 there have been 81
deaths from plague in San Francisco. Sin
teen of these have occurred since sep
tenbe~ 9th Of this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
omccr. Mercantile Trnst Co.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE fol-
lowing were elected directors of the MeI--
camille Trust Company Of New York
Gaze TarbeN second vice president o.
the Equitable Life Assurance Society;
Leslie D Ward. vice-president of the
Prudential Insurance Company. and Ed
win Gould.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
THE QUEEN G0DMOTHER.
Christening OF Heir OF the Duke of
Manchester.

LONDON, December 17.-Queen Alex
andra to-day acted as go1-mother at the
christening of Lord Vaudeville. the heir
of the Duke and Duchess Of Manchester,
in the Chapel Royal, st. Jamess Palace.
Her Majesty signed the register with the
Duke and Duchess of Manchester. and
others. The Queens present TO her god
child was a silver bowl and spoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
American Demand on Korea.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 1l.-1t
is announced in a spec:ai dispatch from
Seoul that the United States Minister
to Korea has demanded the payment OF
coo due to the builders Of the cleo
tic railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
pronotion OF Gen. Haywood.

WASHINGTON December 1.-THE
President to-day nominated Br!sadler-
General Charles Haywood. commandment
of the Marine Corps, to be Il major
general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
d GLIMPSE OF YORK COUNTY.

Contention over an oyster n'''oA
I'm poqmoson River
yo.r<. TOWN. VA. Dec. 17.-fSpeciai,-
,,,nere hrs lately been good deai OF con
,.r,ion over 3 piece of oyster bottom III
toonuoscn river. between NUMBER %
toneers who make their livelihood os
clamming, and the firm OF z. -. slalSn .u,s q
20. an enterprising business nouse' "ho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
ero-, HI, duty. ard he has made public

from his duty, a'.d 1te 11u' ''''1 P.t-
the facts. -.
It will be interesting to see now tar
Colonel Mosbys superiors WIN care "
SO in rerroot of his refusal 9 ~ WIN l,, q.
scoun,;reiism even though it is tacitiy
,,.ICn,ed nv JIni,ed States Senator'S. IL
II he true-and :, PROBABLY is-that Presl-
dent Roosevelt is back Of Mosby In the e.
matter there nav be some slight dinicus-
IN hovne tho ex-guerrilla disciplined
for bis cha,nc,ernation of rascaiiE as
rascallty no matter by whom co.nHitteo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Mexico Citv.-Ncw York exchange pre-
MUM dc oiIned to lt5.

San Juan. Porto Rioo.--The cvercisino
of the American feet in eGuadron for
nation was continued. The Texas ar
rived md has tahen her n'oce IN the
hattleship f%at. The monneNvres this
far have Developed the fact that the YES
sells which have not hitherto beer con
nected with The North Atlantic SQUADRON
aro not familiar Will, the present exer-
ciSes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
People Want Settlement.


They have resolved to discover a means
20 bring about arbitration, or at least to
treat with the allies. The means sought
is thought to lie through the United
States legation, and salts factory results
are on every hand expected to follow.
a member OF the ministry said to the
corresponding OF the Associated Press:
."rhe United States has not preve!
the allies from assai.ing US. but 1T has
obliged them to accept our terms"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
TELEGRAMs MADE TERSE.

New ynrl--Thn steamer Alle@henv'
ut-ic+7 arrived, from West Indian pcrts.
~erorts havirr assed. Deon'nhcr 74t'1
tho e.eor77e,- Magic FROM Jacksonville
fo~ >-o.-- vo-'- ond abandoned in water
logged condition.
Nareeilles. strike IS at an end The
sailors have voted to resume work.
Washington D C.-Tho Senate passed
hills n,+hnriy:nc ErlHert a. CH"--17n'' ot
alaha-,a to ,,sa thc s-o+ tors OF the COosa
river IN A|oha-,,n for the p'irOoee OF
~ero-a ting electricity. ard 70 mako VIII
r,inrto, N c.. q port thrNNgh which
o,o-oho-Iisn may 10 i--no~tah for trans
porta ton without nnnraisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Castro Very Active.

CARACAS. December 17-During the
last ten days President Castro has acted
with extraordinary energy. E'e has
5ra-sf0r,ncd the entire country into q
vast camp having raised more than 1850
. -. - - rs3s We.:: aGnGu. equipped.
and transported from every direction to
La Guayra and Puerto CabtIlo. in the
expectation that the allies would at
points.
But there has been a change of feel
ing, and the prominent men Of EelN-
zuela who were at one time ready to
lead the people in the defence of their
country now consider that justitica ton
for taking the men Of the republic away
from their families and their work does
not exist.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-09-17

Rates-One cent per word nothing
less than ten cents.