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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
KING GEORGE
'"Hess Of Nr. ". K Taylor. Of Dau,ii.
Neeticg Closed Entertainment Notes
PersonslS E;c.

Corresponding of The IRE, Lance,
Aing George TO. Va. oct 2Sth l.o2
10 is with deepest rccfot that +l,s ..,,,.
mas reached here that Nr. " II To,f,-
h lonNn'e. - extremely IN ina h,sri+al
IN h'chmonH NJ raviur is f-,n Ein,-
S'e"tse- @nn Noboie. as De was iamilisrlv
snow was one of the prominent and
WasN SHOWN young men 90 this county,
i'e mas resided m nanyilie for son,, wears
past. Ills sisters. Mrs Lewis Rilbue-sl,,
ana Miss i-iilc Taylor expect to lea,,s ~,
DAY 20 visit aim 10 Richmond His ;r,sss
hero
hev. j. l.. pribble closed his p-,treete,i
meeting ar Trinity church some day- a.-o.
"STe Were ten additions Co the csu-.h
anl several Others viii unite soon.
Mss Margaret Symington R~awr,
inuku'er oi the Late Mr.. VIM y Brown
u 'nls county. has been guest of her
lister Mrs. Henry J. Garnett. and other
1eis.'iNtS nerc Tor the past week bnt rN.
iec1s 20 leave Tor her home IN B,itinore
tomorrow.
Miss Juliet Donnailv. If Wasbi,.rto-,
nas been the guest Toy the nasr ten iav.
oi oer uncle Mr.. r ID. Brown and family
~ sunny Side"
Miss Lizzie Dade is spen ling these
9e2ntitui autumn days as a guest ofNirs
j. +. Mason at Shelhurae %
Miss lda Folsom has returned from a
visit 20 relatives I'm Washirrrn-
Miss GaEnett Newbill has resumed lar
school IN the family of Or. 3 % i'or,rb..--
Mrs Harry Mills of Washington ,vho
mas peen visiting her mother. Mrs L !.
paTnett. az Soy Him. returned 10 her
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
GENERAL NEWS
'"N"hN erupuons and earthouakes
are causing great alarm in MeNico.

oicanic eruptions and earthquake.
a'e causing great alarm in Mexico.
Peru has appropriated So. 900 for a
governmental exhibit at the st. l.oni.ex
position.
zen. Tribe Tribe and his army sur
render ed to Columbian Go,ern,nen,
troops at Rio Fdo
Minister Wa Ting.iane has h,..n nor.
emptorily called 20 Shsneh,i tn bsctms
Minister OF Commerce.
Capt n HI. Marmadute. AN eN Con
Nucraie, has hcen put in comwand of the
entire Columbian navy.
The Anthracite Coal strike Arbi-ra
uon Commission vii, begia its inquiry at
Scranton. Pa. Thursday
Gen ;. r. NJ. Nourg will succeed Gen.
Ne's'n \. Miles rs lieutenant general ot
the army in August next.
blasted rock was blown clear across
Niagara river and fatally wounded t,vn
iaoorers working on Goat island
he question of who was ia command
oi the American ships at the battle of
santiago came mp as an incident i'm the
>Dpreme Court Monday.
IL cost S9.55l Gg3 60 feed the Tnit.l
states army in the past wear. Most of
TINS money was expended for subsistence
supplies Tor the troops in the Philippines
Former Nire President Adiai r Steven.
son David u. Hill and other prominent
Democrats addressed large mass meet
ing IA New lork. Monday night
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Theodore Roosevelt on The Presidency

Before his nomination for the Vice.
Presidency Theodore Roosevelt wrote
expressly for THE Yorra's CoNpANIoN
an article on The Presidency. Ii will
be published in the number for Novem.
Der 9th, this being one Of the remaining
weekly issues of 1902 sent free from the
time Of subscription 10 every Dew scrib-
er who al once sends $lT5 for TIE Con-
pANION's 1903 volume. When this ar
ticie on The Presidency was written
no one could have fOreseen or dreamed
even that its author would so soon be
called upon TO take up the duties of the
great Office. For this reason alone what
Mr.. Roosevelt has to say possesses extra
ordinary interest, and will be eagerly
awaited by pegsons Of all shades of DO
htical opinion.
a. twenty-eight-page Prospectus OF the
l9V8 volume of FHE Yot rms CoMPANIox
and sample copies Of the paper win he
sent free TO any address
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
- nerA'ey street Boston, Mass.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Liquor License Increased In Richmond

The finance committee OF the city of
Richmond has decided to fix the retail
liquor license Of that city at $500. This il
a compromise between the Crenshaw 70
solution fixing a 81 900 tax and the nre.
sent scale with $3.50 as the maximum
The liquor dealers were given a two
hours hearing, and made a strenuous
tight against the proposed increase
There are BIG saloons in Richmond.
One OF the features OF the meeting was
the charge by one Of the liquor dealers
that many druggists sell liquor over their
counters without paying city license.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
JOlNrOrB,rH
Congressman Joass ard Mr. Coles Entertained
A Crowd 10 Accousc

Quite large crowd Assem- ieiat tcro-
mac Courthouse Monday 90 hear fh,. Joint
debate b.ywcen Congressman Jones and
Nr toics the Republican candidate.
Nr JOies opened n O. thirtv-minut,.
-ltcch. iu which he arraigned the Cousti-
lutiuuai Convention. and criticised Sir
Jones Tor having introduced the reSoln.
uon ip tue NoriO'k Convention declaring
.st no white man should he disrrau-
chi~el
Mr.. Jones in replying stated ne WAS
proud ~ being tbe author Of that resoir-
t'n ami Was willing that the fact of his
authorship shorli De placed ON his tomb
stone Nr. Coles iauuchci On an eloquent
defense ~ the national administration.
plnl~iog n for THE tine administration Of
a"alrs in bringing about untold prosper
liN and the hnai -ncres- In settling the
coal strike
Mr. Jones was allowed ar hour t. ~
ply. and bee severely arraigue3 MIR Coles
inr ms misre pres, ufatiun in declaring
toat he was instrumental i'm having some
1T TIE Board of Fisheries appointed. and
Also several circuit judges. and declared
Mr.. Coles WAS guilty ~ disobedience of
IN" ninth commandment I'm bearing false
witness against his neighbor he severe
y erraigoet the omiuistrstiou Tor heiro,
the iosierer OF trusts and for CONDUCTING
Nliliauou- war iu the Philippipcs
Mt Coles CLOSED the debate in an ear
nest appeal 20 the voters tosupport him
As ue could secure more congratulations
aad Improvements In the district BEING
= Republican. than Mr.. Jones. who had
no influence and could have none with
the iministration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Richmond Blue Laws

Violations of the Sunday law in Rich
mond engaged much of the attenrio, -,
Justice Crutchheid Tuesday. The saI,o.,
cases went over. hut the Others v-e~e 3;.
posed of and the fines paid Attorney
Cohen made plea for boot blockin,,
establishment and argued that cleanliness
vas next To godliness. aud that clean
shoes were necessity BUT the iu-tire
could not be moved
u have made up my mind he said
70 continue 20 impose these fines until
some action Is taken by the Legislature
m reference To the laws on the subject
Sut q the legislature does nothing With
the old laws. l shall then put the offend
ers under bond. and by that means close
mp business on SUNDAY.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
POLITICAL INDIFFERENCE

1. Is really not surprising that such n
state OF apparent political Indifference
shouiu De noted this year. The laws ri
nervous reaction would alone lar,relv 40
count Tor IL. We have come thron,,h a
series OF heart breaking campaigns anJ
the electorate naturally wants a rest /,
cannot live In perpetual crisis. IL refuses
TO believe that il has to save the con-,
Try year after year. Mr.. BRYAN cot 80
rlously on the nerves of the Deonie Tor
several years running; now that he has
become only country editor. a oratef,l
ana soothing sense Of ease has fallen non
thousands whom he kept so long in a
state oil high excitement Locally we
nave no lammany nightmare TO trouble
our sleep this year There il reason
enough tnen, that apathy should seen,
" uely the most earnest efforts of The
Pon.icaI managers TO dispel it, 1t wDr-
. ~ Inenl, since II leaves them more than
t: at sea ABOUT the result on cleo
ton day. When voters win nor ~, ~ ~.
to march and yell. how can Won toIl = p S'
tney will do when it comes tn cas+;',s
their ballots? Here is one of the -
OF prosperity. In 1890. it willie rensr,
oered, the people were so busy and mr.
porous under the Mckinley tariff that
Ihey forgot to vote for the party which
bad conferred that blessing upon them
Republicans are said to fear a repetit;on
OF that unpleasant lapse Of memory. We
know nothing about this, but we do
know that an uneventful and unemo.
tional campaign is conducive to indie
pendent voting. When no wild excite
ment drives citizens in masses TO stand
oy the party aC all hazards, they are
more apt 10 listen to the still small voica
., INDIVIDUAL judgement. In that view
oI ,he case apathy il not an unmixed
evil N. Y. Evening Post
What is true in New York is true
here. The people Of Virginia have
apparently forgotten that there is to
De an important election next week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Republican Leaders at War lr The Third Viz.
ginia District.

Inc gap between the Republican leaders
IN the Richmond district seems To he wild
ening. and a good deal of feeling il mani.
Tested Each faction l. contending for
the regularity Of its Congressional rensi.
date. Recently an address was iSsued hv
7N-fostmasfer Otis H. Russell and orh-
ers' claiming to speak for the district
committee, declaring William y Tallev
10 oe the recognized nominee of the partv
l .or congress IN the district. although the
= SIa1e executive committee had recognized
Is. W. Edwards as the regular no0,inco
o. W Savory and j N NunnaIlv have
issued statements declaring thar thav
aad signed no such statements. and thar
the use OF their names was unauthorized
nere will be sly names Oh the Janpre..
sionai ticket in that district.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
SOME FEW CHANGES.

1t is always a pleasure to partici-
pate in any movement, havingfor its
aim the Advancement Of ones com
munity and the betterm,nt of the
opportunities of the people residing
therein
For sometime past it has been be
heved that a consolidation of the in
terests represented by The Free
Lance and those represented bv The
Star, both of this city. would serve
to increase the strength of both pa
pers, as well as to give to the public
at large twoup-to-date 2Oth Century
newspapers.
With this end in view. the stock
holders of both companies met and
voted unanimously TO Join interests
under one management. 1t was de
cided that such amalgamation should
take effect on the first dav of No
vember.
The recognized company. 10 be
known as The Free Lance-Star Puh-
fishing Company elected the following
officers for the ensuing twelve months.
President, Judge R. II. L. Chiches-
ter; Vice-President and General Man
ager, Charles l. Stengle: Treasurer
A. Z. Rowe. The Board of Directors
Tor the new company consists of Inc
aforementioned officers. together
with Col L. d. Cole Capt. :. J. Quinn
and Messrs. W. Mcdonald Lee. Henry
q. Chesley and e. O'Conor Goodrich
The company will publish two
newspapers-The Daily Starand The
Free LANCE. The Semi-Weeklv Star.
which hss been published for many
years, will be discontinued and its
subscribers added TO The Free Lance
hst' thus giving the latter paper the
largest circulation OF any paper in
Virginia, excepting the bio CITY
dailies.
The business management of both
The Star and The Free Lance will be
IN the hands of Charles /. Stenrle
while Messrs. A. +. Rowe and G
O'Conor Goolrick will look after the
local and news departments.
As in the past. The Free Lance
Will be published as an independent
tri-weekly, ever ready TO espouse the
cause of right, regardless of party
policies.
Thus a combination has been made
whereby the reading public will re-
ceive two hrst-class newspapers.
while the advertising world will be
given mediums that are bound 10
bring excellent financial results to
those giving them a fair trial.
Nothing will be left undone 10 give
this section OF Virginia two of the
best papers to be found anywhere in /
the South.
Without a change Of policy. The
Free Lance will close the last chapter
under the old management. on Sat
urday next, and begin under the new
management on Monday. November
Bird, 1902.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
New Pacing Recnra

The match race for $4,000 "A side be-
tween ttepGcers. Prince Alert and Sir Al
BERT :. one heat at half "a mile. resulted
"a victory for the former at the Mem
'His Driving Park Monday. in the ~
rs able i'me of '9a seconds ibis es-
ttDi,saeS "a new wurii 81 record for this
Instance in "a race. beating the former
lime bV seconds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Crochet SbaWls.

long as we have this delightful warm
weather you'll need a light wrap for the
evenings. because the evenings are cool
nothing more stylish now than thes4
pretty shawis. We have them at 81.
Doe, Sl.OO and S 80. round and square
shape ia White. Black. Pink. Blue. Carii.
nal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Cbildrep's ClOaks.

10 was always said that STEARNS had
pretty tioaks for Children but this wear
there Is an exceptionally pretty lot of
children : Short and Long Cloak here
Tor ages TO IL years some of these we
have were small lots our manufacturer
put in at prices be wouldn't name on an
order for a hundred. There will ba NO
more Ike these for Instance.
'hiiiren's short Coat with Sailor Col
larprettily trimmed Garnet only at - 90.
children short Coat with Fancy Col
lar prettiiy trimmed with Braid and But-
tons Blue only at $500 both OF these
lots are goods well worth s. 90 each.
children long Cloaks at $500. 81 OO.
500 aud $500 each ia Castor. Garnet.
Navy Cadet Royal Cardinal Brown.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

p TO this time we have not heard
that the Richmond councilmeu have
decided 70 look for the skeleton i'm
the cry closet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Other Notes sud Personal lem.

Other Notes snd Personal ems
Correspondents Of The Free Lancet
King George e. IT,. October Is 1902
Rev ". e. Lutaue. of Oat Grow.
preached an earnest. able and logical ser
mon il ~. Johns D. D.. Church M ~.
,o.rt-eo-se. on Sunday the 1Gth mss
SIR. W. Rose left hy The -trar,.
handali for Washington on tb.. -+,,
instant. Ola legal business
Mrs Bowie of White Post Cf,-,a
county Is THE guest of her friend Niss
artnA g. Nrvmcs az Woodstock
Mrs. Kate q. Rose is ona visit A. friend. -
and relatives in Frederick~bur-
4 letter from Mr. VIM Tavine J- who
rscentiy leit for the Indian per.ito-,.
states that hehas settled and counenc,.5
'he practice Of law IN Hugo. % place nine
months Old thar has 1000 inhabitants
Mt. VIM. +. Baker. .Ir.. Is havin~ as
handsome new residence. recently erected
painted
Mr. Ihos. I. Hunter. who has hean
spending the summer with his Relatives
mas returned 90 Washington.
Mrs. Powers and her CHARMING lau.-b
YER Miss Jeanne, of Georgetown. who
nave been the guests oi the Lewis n.
Marmion. have returned
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Board Of Agrleulture Meets

The state board of agriculture held it's
quarterly meeting in Richmond. Tues-
day Only routine business was trans
acted and accounts audited. The mem
0ers report this years corn crop one of
the best in twenty years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

The Hcneral Assembly of virginia. the
adjourned meeting If the FIRST session
oeld under the new Constitution. will
convene INA Richmond ON the second Nef.
leSiay in November. just two wesi .
rom yesterday. The session viii DO n
'ong and busy one. for there il much
work 10 be- done
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

Tie Virginia Law Register for Oc.
tOber. published by the J. r. Bell
Co, Lynchburc. contains many
valuable articles There is also "A d.
gcst o! Virginia decisions. editorials.
notes of cases. miscellany and corr,~
spondence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

They are having considerable dis
cuSslon over i'm Baltimore about
Their cobbie-stone streets. let it
continue, gentlemen. for mo- humane
city would have cobble stones ON
their streets
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Nlss Death al Hospital Attended by Dr.. Dive
and Nursed by Miss Payne and Miss
0rone

\ Miss Death at the German Hospital
Philadelphia, daughter Of an undertaken
was attended for appendicitis nv Dr.
Dye Miss Payne is her day nurse. Miss
Drone the night nurse The patient is re-
covering
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

tTcter'ckshurg has been taken with
the paving fever. aud without much lob.
hyiug 10y contractors the Council has az.
RAJ @nd 20 have two of the PRINCIPAL
streets nicely paved Richmond Times
And our City Council does not fear
any investigation either.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Bryan in Train Crash.

The special train carrying Hon. VII.
nam Bryan on his campaigning tour
crashed INTO the caboose of a freight
tram at Arena, near leadville. Col. but
Mr. Bryan escaped unhurt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

Sls ia women wear ara Interesting. bur an styles
are N' -' StN some arr tlv pre other,
FISK 10 piy such stock as We
"rE9oi and true We supplied fountaneals If
Sf , ana trained Judgment selecting j.
protection We oH-r You YOU make You choice here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

Ex-President Cleveland is talking
politics again. It's in order now for
Watterson to have a spasm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Fixing the House.

Netting ready for winter means max.
lng home look cheerful and comfortable
To do this means new Rug OF two
some new Lace Curtains or Bright
Table Cover, here and there "A piece OF
brapery. or Rich looking. Hand
some Porttier. Now all these ara here
IN variety 20 please the most particular
Il think
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30

ne UemOcrats and Republicans both
mad out their best speakers Monday. and
many meetings were held through rho
state The crowds were not large. SEN
ator Daniel, at Bedford City. spoke Of the
trusts, and 10 closing. said " 4 new book
and "A fresh page is open Tor Democracy
New duties, new responsibilities confront
the party. On the first page write tariff
reform, the most vital issue before fhe
american people. Gov Montague smoke.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-30
Lace Curtains

At DOE. TGc.. 500. SIPS. $3.50
= 90, $3.50 and $500 per pair.
Draperies and Cretous at Sc. Zoe
l2'sc. a ward
Reversible Floor Rugs at 81 % am
500 In pretty designs
Porttiers at $500. 81 80. 50 90. s.. OF
and 50 30 that are handsome and Ricl
in coloring
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
lmpERlALlsr AND ANrLlmpERALlsr TAFT.

William Howard Taft, the civil governor NJ tbo
Philippine islands has returned In an interview iyo
out at Chicago Sunday. Governor Taft stated that
sition to the authority of the United States Is mat TO-
mented by the Hong Kong junta in the province of
Batangas; that while at time It was deemed adyis
able for military not TO make public everv
thing occurring In the Philippines that time has gone
by, the necessity for secrecy no longer exists that
the natives rapidly developing an affection for our
institutions and large number OF former insurgents
have become valuable members of the community. -
that the United States is pushing educational plans
satisfactorily "and policy in this direction is lin
eral"
Everything is lovely in the islands
There arc not any reconcentrado camps AL
though General Bell says there are
Statements OF a similar nature were given ont nv
bus the sleek proconsu is making progress 10
Washington to report to the imperial administration
there blandly scattering fair words on his way as lar
geese TO the people. Journalists whose duty II is 10
deal with contemporary events and the sayings and
doings Of public men, often keep a record OF them
More than once the production of the record has
proved annoying to certain public men, who dislike
nothing SO much as being quoted against themselves
During the campaign OF 1900 Governor Taft solemny
announced that the Philippine war was over. The an
nouncement nicely calculated so as to be az the
exact time when il thought that II would do the
good to the republican cause and the most harm
ever Are we to believe him now. when he says he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Congress Should Correct the Presidents a',A

lFrom the New York lournal)
Congress ought to refuse the appropriation Of y
dollar OF the peoples money TO pay the cost OF the '
un-American embassy to King Edwards cofonatA =
President Roosevelt has appointed.
There is not one sound reason why should rally r
the British throne that occasion and take part IN y I
postcrous ceremonies wherewith obsolete royalty sa'
magnify lis Importance in these unsympathee moas1 \
We should lend no aid to Edward and the pnyies@ i
Of England in their effort give glamour to an ll''
that Is hold-oyer from inferior past, ana =
gruous with the real life of our time as lanee'n'D
knight m armor would be. ~
International courtesy does not demand ihat We
inc ceremonies by special representation sinee w y "A
De no dIScourtesy in our leaving Americas snare F"
periunetor'.y by the regular ambassador ...t Z
Inc American people owe it TO the EnehsH ~! "a
10 couutenance them in their monarchical iolH, "A
ana hereditary aristocracy with the social iuse' n
Wnien they create and foster have had much % n,
lana descent from her position of primacy III -. A
SpeaNug world, or rather with her inabiIiy -.
win the American democracy, which stands 'Oi -
or men and the sovereignty of the people Foi u'ss
we may be tempted to encourage the English % ~ a
meaevalism, but this republic has duty TO H'-
irdusccnds trade interests ~
Folly begets folly See into what grotesque ~. 4
ing trivality we being led by allowing u'ss,S
towards coronation nonsense with othea' $50, "
"hitelaw Reid conspicuous journalist VINO ne
candidate of great party for vice president NV
pointed special envoy. The gravity Of his du.s, xss
ierred from the character of the official ana n.
bate OF which he is now the dignifed suolsoL paS
IS on the question whether not Mr. Nhi!e. s !, n
be permitted to enter the presence OF maJesg ba
out his trousers, the preponderauce OF au'n0''S {
favor of knee breeches .,sss &
This is quite in keeping with the plane ~, M
action on which British loyalty dwells Fk
the monarch TO whom English millions pow psisyS
Deity, is TO show himself in a frock coat ina. nsa
from other frock coats in that it has velYe' r,Js
~ first gentleman of Europe" and Worthy z Y sS
comes down TO posterty as the inventor Of 4, N b
The plain people OF the United States H,.t rs i
reverence for monarchy and President , "a ~
mistake in taking action that is 1pssi,h -
EDWARD his nobility and gentry and me r, n h
totally erroneous notion OF ho9 such luNA
The coronation is viewed over here, ~. srts' h
II IS IN the power OF congress to eofss -, woul ~
mistake The Withholding of appropiiAiniss, .tt, b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
HOUSTON TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %.
y PAGES TO-DAY.
HELPING cusA-AND THE SUGAR TRUST.

The administration is making what is apparently a
strong case for Cuban sugar
While 1t Is to be remembered that there rs truth in
the proverb that appearances are deceitful It is inn
possible not to be struck at first with statements like
that Of General Leonard Wood military governor OF
Cuba that unless something is done for Cuban sugar
the industry will fail and that viii mean ruin and
disorder"
General Wood is reinforced bv Secretary Root who
says the fields will again become waste .
poverty and starvation disorder and anarchy win en-.
sue" Senior Gonzales de Ouegeds Crls,s spa,f,I S,,
missioner to this country saws There are o,,,,,i
Ties NJ tbousards io c,,h,. ,.l.-. ,t, -
officers and not a chicken or "a co, fs etolo,, from ana
years end to another WIN this condition cortin, If
you throw the people ont of errrlovr,ertg No hon,
the cow and the chicken yopld On IN q ,,o,,,.rt
Administration naners tbr,,,gt,,t 49,, ,,.,,,. ,
been clamorousIv doroandlnp t,ria ,cr,,ssl., ,
Cuba. and that the duty ne cur NJ ,.as+ ot.,s ,r,