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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-08
Relief i
From Headache \,
Neuralgia
In a Few Mimi
After Takinp
DR.. Miles Anti.Pain pu,
Chronic Case CuradJ

II cannot speak to highly of vor,
and | will always tell my friends 'snsi
they have done for my husband ,nI s n
for sudden attacks of headaches Iu N.l n
and rheumatic pains. There is sI.i
equal to DR.. Miles Anti-Paln PIN, 10y
are simply splendid and give r .Ii.t,. N
OF twenty minutes. | used to he ,.l!
attacks of headache, which b5S -ys1
chronic, and ! took a course Of Ne
Nerve and Liver Pills in connectiS, 'n' ,ni,
An;.-Pain Pills. The result is / -. Hlc
very little trouble in that way NrL
has also taken these remedies ana 4"-'
them very highly: We always have "
botn kinds OF pills in the house. aSj y, II
feel that We could get along wi,5o.,' ~
MR>. KATE X. JOHNSON, McC!syIar5a
Delaware.
There are many reasons why v,r =,
take Or. Miles Anti Pam Pllls ir,,t-
reason is that they will give you.ln ',,-' %
rellet from headache or other nam I"s
of chronic headache, when the sga....tV
an attack is coming on, Pam Phi MI
ally prevent it entirely. In cases of .,.f
nervous exhaustion, when the b-s,n !,
trei and the body too nervous IA ~
Artl.Paln Pill will sooth the nerve, u, -
sleep may come. They never fai' ".
tam no opiateS and are non-laxa,.ys.
All druggists sell and guarantee D, NJ
Ant.-Pain Pills. They are non lassac.
tain no opiates, never sold in bu,. >:
IS cents. DR.. Miles Medical Co., EIkt,r
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-08
"Will YOU 1--we with lie here, Luella-
ha,.., IN lvnnn Innl.''
Copyright, 1901. BY Charles N. S.s'don

ann az 49, So 1''''' - "'''' "'"
lis cHor'' mat she rose Ut once anu 60
IIS 'o '~e tool' cane" lor MISS An
crews al" "ru 10 come lhihA'h" ne
A"o l"'''A '''o '"e s'rtP ''"t KNOWS
"o ""N'"~. h"' "Nr" '"c! '"''l' .N'!
Na" s".''' on us lace anu 'ooh "a
p'aCe 'H't' '"' WIS "'''' ""l'ci "'
VI" san" INA" any ''"''- H'' r''"'","'
EN'' "N '''H "' '"''' >'""" "i "'"
L. up,i''" MS eyes ana N"'Si''reu,
""' ~" Mss ''''' ''"''''' "''
""piH
She leaned over ".' kissed lis Np$,
ana '.'I WIS " 400" on !"' I"''
Wh.rA A'I"r MSS AHurrWS nor ora
understood Hui.I ail'r events made II
clear
S"' "'.' '@." '.'' ."' |"'arF ana
SAT '"'f" ."r >"'"' t'A"' creating I"
LaN' news '!'"-"' "'' 'lal h' hl"
sunk iA'p @'a'h h"t fpEd came II
il''E """.'' ANA S"'" "' was aS'''i'
and WAL" at the turtH"st degree of
tLe"''l an" .'"'' lA"""SNoH' IhOEc WIS
hs"t'.- '"""'r.
80 L"'"a went .o!A' ana tA' nest
rev "'r"' sac passed ID suspense OF
.uco ir,r,.siI,lr IN dr.r,ihr Evn,.y lov
sho oithor want IN Hon. Irouso mr. hoor1
from thor, Wlru She won't h,rsrlf shr
did not osl, as s,o him Tho Leliriuu of
brain rry.r WAS ON linn and II, knrv
M ono ,,n+ o..n rnrI luoI,, .l,r,,l.
HO Ou', Ibl tNtu l OlN. IutlEl SHIdlIh
from rni,,, into tha room ourn shn
looked In ,Lrourh tho onnn door rh,n
she missed along huck into tho library
md teurs ran down her focc os shr
went and SAT down uoor the lorpe win.
dow overlooking the scene of the fire,
Miss Andrews came in and found her
looking ont at the ulace. Most of the
rubbish had been removed and hnlf a
dozen saloons had cone M on rs many
corners. Tommy RandalIs double
decker was unfinished, and its incom-
plete condition added to the general
Greary hidcousncss OF the PROSPECT
Luella shuddered at it all.
.Is there any prospect of getting this
property for YOUR proposed park" she
asked as Miss Andrews came over by
the window.
"yve do rot know yot Won h,vo
hoard IN. NOUS of Roudous conviction
in tho cnrrt of snrriol n,oosy Mr.
Chomhors succeeded in furnishing
nroof of cousuirocv and II Looks worry
uuch rs If Eondalrs dov was over
Tho e,oction next woels vii, docide his
fate, II looks now ne If tbe nresent od.
,n;ntstr,tio,,H , md ha aafnotnd o,,a thn
1}eforn, Marty oIect , frI, ticlot In
% that case the boss will have 70 90 II,
has already disno,cd of several lots
around the doubl le decker. and if looks
worry much ,s If he yvos rnttfn,, rp,,lv
to Icoye th. city if thr clcctjon 90. :
ngaiu.t hin. II All turns on thar is.
.ra"
Ir,r, ,,.,..d ,,.,,il,. ort or ,ro win.
,rnv Tn,, ,h, t-,,',J +, Wis. A..
,,ro,,..,
"Un,, r,d ,ro l,,t,, .,r ,I,o-tno-
,,r..is f., ,l, r,,i,, w,,,IJ L.,
,.,,,i,,l."
NJ. ,...
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-08

IS cents. DR.. Miles Medical Co., ,EIkt,r
Ford looked at him critiranr /
backed off to safe distance
Don't believe | will risk il r.
man who helped knock out To-
Randall"
Not yet" Gordon answered 70
"We've got our lifework cut ON
us, Ford. This is only the begin,
Miss Andrews came in. They
in the library now, for Gordon
been downstairs for one of his ma
"A letter from Mrs. Captain ca
Bingham" she said with q
handing the letter to Gordon.
1t was u hearty message Of
Cheer from the old lady 10 all tbe
tlement workers. especially TO (;r
whom it congratulated OH his recor
She commended the use Of her M
In the campaign, and promised sid
more toward the proposed park a
ward the education of public sentj
for removing the saloon.
LET us get at some of the CauS
human sin and misery" she wrote
am willing to give money to nj
misery, but | would much raths1
move causes. l don't want to thnE
money goes all the time for rene
! would like to think some of it w
preventives."
Gordon sat by the window rea
When he finished, he looked uR
Miss Andrews was standing near
and the others were at the table.
You are feeling quite well 81
Mr.. GOrdon?'
Yes; | am getting eager 10 =
again. | long to be ut work"
She glanced ut him ana huried
thing quietly in Il very deep slava
yond all resurrection.
You are .cing to sIow ST0l:
work. she said.
Yes He turned his face fNl
to the window. 1T will be ny
work for the people"
The c!tT stretched out before u
VIII he left his fathers hou~ q
hullVhl weakness, power, StIC-a
feat, sin, selfshncss. In very ri
but not By any means fully u
manner he began to feel his v'I
this age old problem of hu&al.,
realized that he had by 10 Y
served his apprenticeship, Ills
If he We're granted twenty yS
vigor he would learn someIAist
ways Of men and be used il Gy'
1t to play his part maniuIly niF
ceasing drama. He thanked .
that his love for the people WIS
sane and more passionate, Ia
ever. There was also an "hi,y-:
in his soul as he marsha l'd Up
I view all the possible forces
eousncss in the city. somclluc
ing, apathetic, indifferent. UW =
to be reckoncd with. And itN'a'
his soul that the world had
grown deaf to the cry Of cllIG'
its heart become cold to the "a
the poor. Hope was strong WIZ
as he felt his life forces pE.si'
summoning him to conflict ~
rights, for a city Of God on h
And he stretched out his arms
the people he could see thru
window, saying, LET us love
other and all things will be pos
Thus John Gordon as he 70
faced his future enshrined lR
in his holy of holies as the cn
their lives bore him Oh, thelr
irrevocably woven into his OWE
| THE END.
l'nInrnI (h rrx.eh Eti0ueue
On the front of colored ciS
Plainfield, N. j., there Is a s.
ing these gentle reminders
men will remove their hats o.
ing" Don't loaf upon the
mo Christian gentleman Will
fame or indecent Language n
church. Others must not
smoke or bring lighted cigars
church"
Right in HI. Line
Tramp-Please, mum, dW
buy anything in my line? :,
Housekeeper-Your line ..
don't mean to say you are try'a
an honest living at last?
"Yes'm."
well, I declare! What aF
;ng?"
Dog chains. mum."-NY
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Notice of Settlement of Account

In th. United States Commissioners court .0r rhe District of Alaska, at ~l-H.r. before Honorable J. J. Rog- OPS. sitting %, Probate Judge.
 In tU. matter 0t the estate of Henry
 trH--. deceased.
 Notice |, hereby given that :. II. West. administrator of the above es- tr.e. h.S presented his final account for settlement Iu .he above court and that t.. I-- tly of June 1908, at 10 o'clock .. tn.. a' ,he court room Oi the above entitled court, at Skagway, Alaska, is ft. time and place for the hearing and proof %. tho said final account.
 Amy person, interested in said estate uu. appear and file exceptions in writ .r- thereto. OF the same will be allow cd and the administrator and his bonds ,..a discharged from their trust.
 Dated SsaEway, Alaska, April 29th, IYuI J J. ROGERS, t'. S Commissioner and EN-Ohicio Pro
 b.te Judge. 4304w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
GOES UP
Dawson Prices Have Upward
 Tendency.

Dawsonites who arrived yesterday state that there is an upward tendency in the Dawson market, which is in an extremely healthy condition. Said a Dawson business man yesterday even- ing:
 Hay has advanced . cents this week and is now being held at l5 cents. The article is very short. Some claim that there is hardly enough to last to the opening ot navigation. In sympathy with the upward movement in hay, oats are said to have a tendency Co reach 7i cents.
 Another feature of the market was the jump in eggs which are controlled for the time being by few concerns. They are holding at the same price. The wholesale quotations are S2SG5o and the retail at sl dozen. Eggs Co all intents and purposes, it is stated, are controlled by a combine. There arc only HOO cases in sight Co last un- til navigation begins.
 "Potatoes remain firm at lI,d2O cents. Canned goods are unchanged Canned roast beef is practically out of the market. A number of commodities are in the same boat. St. Charles cream Is very short. Many concerns have no quotations for this cream. So far as is known there are only few cases in the market and the owners are able Co dictate che price, according to dealers, and get whatever they ask.
 "The sugar market shows an ad- vance. Like some other commoditic, which are short iJs holders come near getting their own figures, which are l2l cents.
 "The market is we'll cleaned out and in healthy condition. 10 is hard to pick up lot of staples and the ,itua- ton will remain unchanged until the opening of navigation. Quotation, in general are firm"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
IS GREAT
Program for Tonight Could
 Not Be Excelled.

The opening overture at the min >trrl entertainment tonight, given by .bc Eighth Infantry Social Club, will bc unique. consisting us it does of the choice of almost an the latest ballads. Even "FIorsdora" is drawn upon for fhr cigarette song. Among the other good things win be Alabama, a duet, by Eovc and Bayne. "Alabama" was brought out by Budy Rodgers, with Hi l.u-y'~ mjustrels, last fall, and was oueo. the gJgate,t hits Of the season. Auo.her feature will be the original ,o1a ballad "Dat Good Cocaine" by William Potter, words and music by r.-.er Bayuc
 Th. performance will conclude with In. ,.jc splitting black face sketch, -Au, Nothing Doing" by Rowe and Eayue
 Thcp ol.am follows:
 l Opening overture Comprising popular coon songs and "Cigarette' -.o. from "Fl0radora"
 -Nu, Dat % shame" By Robt. E.t.
 E -B Bailey Won't You Please Com. uome." By Lester Bayne.
 "From Ger the Green Fields" b. .aa,. Casper.
 "IWoaJ,r Why Bin Bailey Don't Conn, uome" By Lester Bayne.
 t -ru Be With You When The I;.,., Bloom Again" By RobJ. Rowe.
 ~Du Good Cocaine" By Wm. \. Vorer
 s. "Gu Bailey Has Come Home" Is I.-... 1Jyue.
 % Comedy sketch entitled April F.a." By Nc,>rs. Devoir, Potter and Hogan
 w Duet. "Alabama" By Bayne ud Rowe.
 n E~u.u. dialect comedian in ..-uu sketch. John Hartman.
 Black a,. comedians. MeSSrs Bayne @ Eaa-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
MAY CUT II
Any Free Miner Entitled to
 Timber.

N..'..a. ocjer ha, been received at Dawson from Ottawa. providing that ...-..H.- oa quartz claims may be cut .. .., u.r miner. wa, received in the
 from Ottawa this morning.
 " arI.r states that grants issued .-..lr.. claim, shall bear the words .T..- gran, aoe, not convey the tim-
 r.. .u. blank, are received with Tn. word, printed ou them the local .'... r, tr write che foregoing quoted ....- across the grants and renewals which ma, be issued for quartz from f... .u. forward
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning January | and ending December 5l ot each year. Thisi l, oursiNth annual sale. the prices and values during Uni, sale are the same as before, always the best that can be had. F. II. Clays0n S Co
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

The Royal Laundry cannot be cN- celled. They suit your taste and cOn- venience and tit you in prices. Phone 97, next to electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Sewing Wanted

WurI lSc t0 take some sewing Co -..t home. Gan make skirts or do ... -..U of plain sewing.
 MrS. Hazel Farrell.
 Corner lOth and Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Is your washing satiiactoryy Are your clothes torng IT no or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry and you will be satisfied. j 70
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Tao Northern PaoiHo

7ure e ..SttrainS between Puget Sound
 >..rl. ltS famous North Cost Limitet affords every convenience as well as luxury known Co the modem tt,v-l. Tickets Co all points in the United StateS and Canada. lt you contemplate a uip East call on or write Co A, lInliug. Geol. Agent, Tacoma, 0r l A. N-i-lu. Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

The best people in the city patronile the Seattle Saloon. lt serve, only the best Of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Want. Employment in Alaska

Young attorney, now practicing law in Philadelphia, desires legal business or other work tn Alaska. For information apply at the office Ot the Daily Alaskan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

The Seattle Saloon i, a thOrough.yrc- spectacle geutleman', resort. Fine lunch served with every glass ot beer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Belle or Lexington WhIskcy eight years old just out otgoyerumcut bond and Three Grown Diamond Malt WhIs- ky strictlypure lt Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Edison phonographs and records oiall kinds, very latest improved. up-to-date records. delivered Co you at the lowest Eastern prices, by T R. Sewell, HoincS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Skagway Laundry

For Grst-claSs work try Skagway Laundry. Tweuty-twO years eNperi- ence. Telephone s9. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Ifyou want Co be well informed on local happening, subscribe for the Daily Alaskan. Phone l9.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Amy h)l,, in th, oi d place The Arctic Cafe, WhitehOrse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

The finest porcelain bath tubs at tLe Principal barbershop Opposite the Board 0i Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

! cannot cell lie. we must make 30 little profit. ClaysOu * Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

May Deliueator and patterns, At Ladies Bazaar
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Pattern veil, a speciality. Ladies Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31
CTS A YEAR
Don't Think Anyone
 Gan Escape Police.

T.B. GHmssy who escaped from the penltsntlary at Dawson md was re- captured had a homllv preached Co hlm by Justice Mseauly at being sentenced for his attempt tj break away. The justice To ln part sald: "For your offense Ycu are liable to two years ln the penllentlary. ] have, however, consulted wlJi the crown prosecutor and he Is of the same oplnlon as as myself, that the ends of justice can be served by not enforcing the full penalty. lf | dld SO you would have two wears and five months Imprisonment. stlll before you.
 "Your ne~'sentenes will begin when the present one ceases.
 "Your efforts were SO futile that ] do not deem 10 nseessars to impose the full penal ty. For do not think for a moment that anyone can escape from the police of this countrv.1
 His lordshlp then sentenced GHmsey to one years Imprisonment for his latest of isnss.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31
GAVE ALARM
The Telephone a Valuable
 Adjunct.

The fire alarm ttat was sounded for the fire at the burning of the Rogers residence and for the lnelplsnt blzss at the Sylvester block was hr,t turned ln bv the telephone. The splendid telephone system with which the city Is equipped Is a most valuable ad- junet to the appointments for preventing and fighting fires In Skagwav. When a gale is blowing from the pass It Is almost Impossible to hear the alarm at but a short distance to wlnewsrd. The telephones however, are a certain method of warolnG the people within the range of the system regardless of wind or weather. No place on earth has a more thoroughly effective telephone service than SkaRway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Portland House, the most comfortable quiet house, Fifth Avenue,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Gel the Dellnsator and Butterick's pat terms at the LadIss' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31
FORTYMILF
Beginning to Receive
 Attention.

Activity has been 80 great ln the Forty mile country thls winter, that supplies that were deemed sufficient to last the camp are beginning to look short consider log the long period ahead and prices are advanclng. More prospecting Is being done thao ever before, The country Is be- ginning to receive the attention lt de'eryes. lt has an area that Is astonishing and that few who do not know ths country can ap- prselate. The gold region reaches TOO miles back from the Yukon to Chicken creek and beyond. lt has wide iatsr'i districts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Crack the lee at the rink and be noted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Grips and yallees at ciaysOn 8.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Celebrated Washbum mandollnsi gul- tars and banios. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31
AInakana

Going East are Invited to Inquire Into the accommodations afforded by the Northern Pacific before purchasing their tickets. This route offers the best of everything Co the travelling public in the way of dining. sleeping and observation car service. For tickets and all information, call on or write to A. TinIlng, Gen. Agent, Tacoma. or ]. A. Nadeau, Gen. Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Don't forget that s43 Sixth avenue, Is the place to 20 for the finest line of cigars and tobacco, fruits, confectionery, station ery and an the latest popular books, mag szlnes and papers In the city. J. F. FalT- banks, proprietor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

A choice line Of Domestic and imported cigars, at the White Pass Cigar Store. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Bown a sister of the EplseoOallan minister at whltehorss. who resides with Bishop and Ladv Bompas at Caribou, ar lived on last nights train and Is at the Fifth Avenue.
 n. N. MeKlnnon. chief of the secret ssr- vice Of the Yukon territory arrived on the traln last night and Is at the Fifth Avenue.
 DC. Stewart cf Diwson Is at the Fli'h Avenue. He arrived last night,
 ILL. Munsell came out from Diwson last night and Is at the Fifth Avenue,
 Superintendent Geo. Pullman, of the White Pass stage line arrived on the train last night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Spring chicken at the Pack rraln res- taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

For comfort, go to the Portland House, Fifth avenue. IoImo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

The best people ln the eltv patronlzs the Seattle saloon. lt serves only the best or everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

if you want to be well Informed on local subscribe for the Daily Alas kan. Phone TO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-31

Lots of fuu every night at the skating rink.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
Railroads
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
Strike Seems Imminent on the Wabash
Ramsay's Statement. 81


PRESIDENT Ramsay of the Wabash an
ho'lflces that the road will advance wages
as'ssoon as competing lines east of the
M lsSlSslppl have done SO, and not before
str1ke or no strike. This, it is believed
ny Ghlcago railway men. will result in a
sttlhe OF conductors and brakemen, who
are now taking a final vote on the cues
llon. This vote will be counted Monday
III St Louis, and the strike is liable to
ne ordered any day after that date. In
ms statement President Ramsay says
that the schedule which the Wabash pro-
poses to pay after March | to trainmeu
IN It's service west of the Mississippi is
? per cent higher than is. paid to men east
OF the river 1t is understood that the
Ch1cago K Eastern Illinois road has de-
clded 10 advance the wages of its train
men 10 about the same figures as pro.
posed by the Wabash. which are 5 per
cent higher than the present scale.
mere WITH be no further negotiations
between the Santa Fee railroad and con-
dhctors and trainmen regarding a raise
IN the wage scale. According to men,
Del. OF the trainmen's committee the final
conference was held to-day. All that re-
mains now is for the road to either ac-
cept or reject the proposition made bv
the men 1t is understood that no com
promise was agreed upon and that the
question stands practically the same as
when the conferences were started
Twenty per cent increase in wages and
certain other concessions were demanded
by the men.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
CAPITAL CULLINGS

Senator Wellington will offer an an,endma, :,
10 me postofhce appropriation bill providing FIR
tf1al OF the parcels post system. g ~
o. = Austin. chief Of the bureau Of statixt;cs
Is writing hook dealing with the adeyeIonn,n,
ries. II CIV teffl''-
some senator's are alarmed at the large imm;-
are trying to enact favorable land laws 10 IN.
duce them to remain in the United States - - -.
Some criticism has been made Of ethe nart -
the new national guard law which provides ror
the selection Of officers of reserve. as no slnl,
force is provided for Partizans OF the ,nea sura
claim this Is merely to provide compel ent ofh.
GERS for any extra force that might he cailed
out. 90 ~! " 'cd lL
Disappcintment:.is expressed by northwestern
members in the failure of congress to incornn
rate In the spostofice appropriation Bill the
n'ea sure by Sena tor Nelson extending the frao
delivery privilege The bill provided that free
delivery should be given to- cities having = noo
SIS. GEO. ~. .:1S.Ssi : . : a.i'ls
Representative Payne has introduced in tbe
house the Aldrich bill to permit the secretarv
of the treasury to deposit government funds with
national banks with municipal and other bonds
as security, but with some few changes from
the provisions of the nov before tile
senate MT Payne gave his bill a new title.
Stirling 1t "a bill to raise revenue from sthe do
posit OF public money for the safekeepfnr there.
OF, and for other purposes. so ...s.-s q.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-28
SIERRA BEATEN
Bonilla in Pursuit Guatemala in a
Bad Wav.

Washington, Feb. Is. - The followinf
telegram was received at the navy de
partment from Rear Admiral Glass com
manding the Pacific squadron at Amapols
on the Pacific coast Of Honduras:
"A battle on the mainland Feb. % re.
suited in the total defeat Of Sierra, who
ESCAPED with 800 or.4oo men Bonilla is IL
pursuit The capital Is in possession Of
the latter's adherents. The fighting i
supposed to be practically over Amer.
lean Interests are .undisturbed"
Concerning the situation in Guatemala
the following private 7advices have beer
received:
Everything here is going from bad tc
worse. All men capable of bearing arms
are now mobiized on the frontier Of isar
salvador and in the capital President
Cabrera has 20, 900 men and the rebels
have 5000. Business is paralyzed ,anl
Observation-Disclosures are getting worse, The The
country is flooded with paper cnrrenc,
worth from to. % cents on the. dollar
President Cabrera sis a.. lawyer, not a sol.
dier. He reHlaffns II III the capital and sends
his generals to do the fighting. He de-
clared himself dictator. All civil laws ara
now suspended. 1t now appears that the
republics Of San Salvador; Nicaragua, and
honduras have combined against th;s
country. American citizens require BRO.
lection" = =,