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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
S159,347,5OO FOR
BRITISH WARSHIPS
FOrty-Nine New Vessels of All
Types Will Be Ready
by April 1.
KEELS FOR ~ OTHERS
WILL BE LAID THIS YEAR
Turbines VIII Be Adopted for
All New Ships, and Oil
Largely Used.

LONDON March Tho new Govern
ment, having little time IN which 10
frame a new naval budget has practical
ly adopted It's predecessor estimates,
thus continuing the policy OF economy
already initiated and considered justified
by the altered circumstances resulting
from tho Russo-Japanese war.
In view OF the destruction OF the Rus
sian sea power. the Anglo-Japnnese al
Iiance and the Anglo-French entente, the
Government considers 1T possible, with
out detractng from efficiency, to call
halt in the constantly INCREASING naval
expenditure
Lord Cawdor last December fore
shadowed a reduction OF S7,50O.opo. and
thus, with the reduction OF S7.5ooO0o eff
fectcd last year a total of SO 600 Is
knocked of the naval expenditures In two
years.
The Government gives nc details Of the
new progrn n ne, but II Is understood that
The pruJcCteC four armorcd vessels VIII be
large battloshipe. presumably OF the
Drcadnaught class.
The naval estimates for l9O6-O7 propose
n net total expenditure OF SE9,3iI 500, be-
ing $l25OO.O00 less than the estimates for
the present fiscal year.
Warships Built and Building.
Lord OF the Admiralty says that for the
present fiscal year, ending April l. there
Will have been completed three battle
ships, eight armored cruisers one second
class cruiser. eight scouts. sixteen torpedo
destroyers and thirteen submarine boats
on April l there will be under con
struction six battlcships, ten armored
cruisers, twelve coastal dcstroycrs, five
ocean-golng destroyers. including one
which Will be the fastest OF Its type In
the world. one royal yacht and six sub
marine boats.
IT Is proposed. the statement continues,
10 begin during thu coming fiscal year
four aTmorcd dcstroyers and twelve sub
marine boats. 1t IS hoped that the bat
tleship Dreadnaught win be commits
stoned at the beginning OF 1907
Turbines and OIL Fuel.
It has been decided to adopt turbines
for all OF the vessels provided for during
the present year.
oil Tor fuel viii be largely used in the
British navy In tho future.
The First Lord OF the Admiralty re-
marks that the question of firing guns
bV dynamite power has been settled and
that wireless telegraphy has been extend
ed. Three new stations VIII be erected.
The comfort OF the crews Is receiving
greater attention. improved appliances
fO- cooking we'll as bakeries are being
introduced
Mar improvements have been intro
duced at the dockyards and training
schools.
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Not Responsible for Debts.

The new soctions orc numbered . and 10,
and arc > follows
The purposes Of this treaty being such ns
stated in the proci1e and preamble there
to. tho United states shall not in any event
Santo Domingo for any mistake or omission
OF any OF tho agents or officers or the United
states In executing tho powers and authority
conferred by the provisions OF this treaty, nor
,hall any liability OF the United States arise
or damage against Snnto Domingo. which
shall be considered or dealt With, in pursuance
of this treaty. by tho United Statco. its agents
or officers. except such as shall be assumed In
any award All decisions and awards made
by the United States, It's agents and officers
in pursuance Of tho provisions OF this treaty
shall be concusively binding upon tho Cow
crnment and people OF Santo Domingo.
The United States is not bound by this
treaty to consider or decide on any clam
presented 10 IL Tor Adjudication. adjustment or
settlement until tho Government OF which tho
claimant n citizen a subject hns given It's
consent that the decision thereof by tho United
States. Its agents on1ccrs thereunto duly
elusive.
Dominicans Must Pay.
And IN no event shall tho United States
be bound 10 make any payment ot award or
money 10 pay the same shall hayo been
ccived from the Dominicup Government under
the provisions Of this treaty. and until tho
samc has been set apart by the duly authorized
agent or officer OF the United States TO be up
piled 10 said award"
Another amendment gives TO tho United
States Instead OF TO the Dominican Republic
the right determine in what mnner the
debts Of the Republic shall be paid. fur
thcr amendment provides the following.
The customs receipts other moneys which
shall come into and be In the custody OF the
agents OF the United States acting In San
Domingo and the provisions hereof. shail not
be subject 10 the Jurisdiction or processes OF
tho courts OF Ssnto Domingo. shall tho
agents OF the United States discharginE func-
tlonS under thls treaty be subject 20 tho crmi-
nal Jurisdiction or processes OF the courts N
Santo Domingo. except with the consent of
the President OF tho United Stntes.''
Treaty Will Follow Rate Bill.
While the treaty was given a place on the
Senate executive canendGr by tho report made
today, II Will not be called up until after
the railroad rate bill has been disposed or and
even then II may 20 over for como time The
action OF the Democrats Mt their recent cnucus
has made IL doubtful whether tho treaty could
be ratined thin session. In order 10 keep the
convention alive. In tho event ratification
foiled II had been suggested that there might
he made q motion 10 reconsider the vote IL
made. this would be for the purpose OF per
mittng tho continuance OF the present modus
collected
Briefly tho treaty provides for the adjust
mont OF the claims against the Dominican Re
Statea This Government is TO teIe charge OF
pay AZ per cent to the Dominican Republic and
used 20 liauidnte The debts Of the Republic.
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. z.F,4
M.-Masonic hall second GondaI
month. Members OF sister lodges A
Journing members in good stand
vlted. a. H Peabody, w. II. 0
pher Diehl. Secretary. Il
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wAHA IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
Lewiston. Idaho. February /

Lewiston. Idaho. February 1. 1896
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the
office OF the WahaLcwiston Land and
Water company, at Lewiston, Idaho. un-
III 8 p. m. March 81. 1905 for the con
structlon OF is miles of Flood-watcr
Catchment Ditch 1 miles OF Main SUNNY
Ditch and Storage Reservoirs. situated
on Craig Mountain Nez Perce County.
Idaho.
This work involves the handling of
some $4,000 cubic yards of earth EeS COO
cubic yards OF rock and construction OF
about 1890 cubic yards of concrete and
other masonry. and about 1000 lineal feet
OF tunnels.
A certified check. or Trust compnny's
Proposal Bond for n sum equal TO 8 per
cent Of the amount OF the bid must &C
company each bid. and the sucCessfIl
contract at once and furnish satisfactory
bond In the sum equal 10 10 per cent OF
the amount of the contract as u guaran-
tee OF the proper execution of the CON
tract within the time specified
The company reserves the right 10 re-
jcct any and all bids
Bids Will be received % for the CON
structlon OF the bitches, ~ the reservoirs
and go the tunnels. or for tho entire work
Plans and specifications are on nle at
the office of the company at Lewiston
Idaho
Additional Information furnished upon
application.
s2o51 Engieer
once Chief Quartermaster Denver
Colo. March L. 1906 Sealed proposals I'm
triplicate VIII be received here until III
a, m, on March 81 1868. for trnnsporta-
tlon OF Military Supplies. Routes Nos /
:. 3. T. and G. and for drayage at Dem
Ycr, Colo, during the fiscal year com
mencing July |, 1906 L. g. reserves right
TO accept or reject any or all proposals
Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals Tor Transportation
en- Route Mo-" addressed c. A II
McCauley. Chief O. NJ. n
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON
Office Chief Commlssary Denver
Colo. March l. 1sQ0. Sealed proposals for
furnishing and delivering fresh beef and
mutton on block during year commencing
July !, 1906, Will be received here and M
offices OF commissarlcs at following posts
until IL a. m, standard mountain time
April 2, 1906. and then opened Forts To
gan. Colo. Douglas and Duchesne, Utah.
Proposals Will bc received and openod
at Same time for fresh beef and mut-
ton to bo delivered at these posts at
temrera tuTc not greater than % degrees
fahrenheit Information furnished on nm
plication. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for fresh
beef and mutton" and addressed TO t,n-
dersiGned or to Commissary at post To
be supplied. B. West. 1t. Col. d
G. G.. 70
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UTAH CHAPTER no. !, r. AM
COZ vocation rirst Wednesday IN
month at Masonic hall Companio|
daily invited. Chas. W. Mors<.
Moses c, Phillips. Secretary.
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Dominican Authority Limited.

Tho latter. by caucus action having deter
mined to oppose tho treaty In It's entirety.
left the Republicans free TO agree on somc
amendment satisfactory 20 the latter. There
fore. in rewriting the amendment the COM
Dittos eliminated tho authority given TO the
Dominican Government TO demand and receive
assistance from this Government
The article now provides that the United
States may grant upon its own initiative.
such relief IL dssires.
Further amendment OF this article is con-
templntsd and may bS drafted by Senator
Spooner II is aid IL will follow lines simi-
lar TO amendment proposed by Secretary
Root and will authorize the United States 10
land troops for the protection OF Americans
engaged In tho collection Of customs
There added to the treaty two
rcctions which Intended TO moro definitely
protect the United States in NIL monetary deal
inEs with the creditors OF tho Dominican Re-
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LINCoLS lodge No. q. X ., N
p peTeTX bdii Saturday evening. 8 o'clos,. :. II
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NAOMI REBEKAlI LODGE NJ,
Meets eve-y 2nd and sth ssturds
Ing ot each month in ODD Follovs
pie, Market st.
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And M accordance with law sno
Of the Board OF Directors, macs.
18TH daV OF January. 1906, so many
o( cech parcel OF stock rs may p1
sary Will be sold at No: 81 SOUL, !,
street. Salt Lake City: Utah. %
day OF March, 1906. at the noos novsnf ~
% M. to ray delinquent assessment
on. together with the costs OF aus'.
and expense OF sale. escrsl
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J; Q. o; F; TEMPLE DrREcro,a
Subordinate lodges meet "a sa,;
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. Frids9,
Enterprise lodge Nc. I5. Wedns.<
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FORESTERS OF AMERICA =,
1st and 3ri Wednesdays each
Knights OF Columbus hall. No. n
South. G. +. White. E. c.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN Iodr.
Ihursdny evening, X. OF W. @-I
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SECRET SOCIETIES
knights OF Pythi.s

CALANTHE-MYRTLE los.
Every Monday. X. Of M
Strock, c. c. c. e. Rnkcr" "aIl
and b N
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DOMINICAN TREATY
IS Up TO SENATE
Provides That u. s. Shall Collect
All the Customs Rev.
enueS.
UNCLE SAM TO LIQUIDATE
DEBTS OF THE REPUBLIC
Island Government VIII Get 45
and Creditors 80 Per Cent
Of the Revenues.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Tho treaty be-
tween the United States and tho Dominican
Republic, under which the formor under
takes 10 collect ard dlsbursc the customs rev
onues Of the latter. was reported TO the Senate
in executive session today by Senator Lodge,
number OF important amendments 10 the
treaty were made by tho committee, Article
was entirely rewritten. and as reported is
materially shortened. II roads follows.
The United States, while this treaty Is be-
ing executed, may take such steps II may
deem proper to preserve ordcr and facilitate
the accomplishment OF the purposes thereof"
For more than a year this article has bocn
tho subject OF dlsputes in tho committee. Rc-
publi1ans and Democrats were opposed TO IL,
but different grounds
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n ARGENTA LODGE NO. &
IA. A M-At Masonic hall'
AE Tuesday OF each month
bers OF sister lodges and q
ing brethren invited. Harry A Kn
W. M Moses c. Phillips. Secretar
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Joe Eowere NJ ming company; pr
place OF business Salt Lake Citys
Notice: There are delinquent up
following described stock. on accot
assessment levied on the 18th gay q
uary. 1906. the eeversl amounts se'
site tho names or the respective
holders, Is follows;
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WASATCH LODGE NO. !. F. and A
Masonic hall second Friday each 4
Members OF sister lodges and sojol
brethren in good standing invited. 1
wall Griffith. w. II. A. ], Lows.
tary,
Ell kALAH TEMPLE A. A. o. M
Third "Wednesday cs each mont1
sonic hall at s p. m. All mobiles SOD
ing Invited J NJ Marriott. Pote
w. L Barnes, Recorder
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H. n. Mayo. K. c. C. II
NJ. OF X. Utah Consistory Nol
Christopher Diehl. 80 deg.
Registrar OF all tho Bodice /
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SILVER MAPLE circle No 1oa
every Friday night az I. o. o. n
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FRATERNAJ UNION OC '
Evergreen lodge No. 1El msasEA aEAI
tth Mondays ut !. o. O Fvs zl
Chnlke-, Secretary. Box "a eempl
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Woodnen of the World
WOODBINE circle No. Il n,.s,-k
Tuesday. o'clock, at I. o, o. ~
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Independent Order of ndA =.

~ oua Ecu
FIDELlTY LODGE No. III q ],
Meets evory "wednesday n,nJt.
o'clock. /. o. .. F, temple. WEE.
core. y " LeonharG, ". G.
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A; A, s. RITE-Tne four cod
bodies OF the. A. A. 8. Rite of A.
sonry ho'd stated meetings thsL
Thursday in each month AT thu M
hail. corner West Temple and seco
Sojou-ainS brethren Invited.
Sidney w. Bedcon, g der
w. NJ, Jordan Lodge or Perf.ctionP
T. w. Pinkerton. g deg.
w. III, James Lowe Chapter OF Ross>
No. !.
Ira O RhOadcs l. n n NJ
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ROYAL ARCANCM-s I, Co.
End and 4th Thursday. a,nT,uncll
G. x. Smith. Regent. z. Z III
ret1ry 'one4
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kNlGHTs OF THE MACCApr5s
/ SNe . o 'sy y hali nSnt Tisi,in Ms Every thu
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FsATEENAL ORDER OF ~
sat Lake aGrle 30. e7; Every IN -,
p m" a %. u. w. hall.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Acknowledgements. says the AjedI-
ral Visitor. lis n comparatively new
disease. due to the bacillus inancil.
although sume observers insist that
The germ getthereus is the chief causa-
tive factor. 4 French medical writer
reports u case. killed by an irate farm
er, whose brain was filled with blood
clots. but II is uncertain whether this
post-mortem condition is 10 he at
lrlbuted to the effects of the disease or
the farmers club.
"AutomobiliOusness has been mis-
taken for delirium tremens. but In the
latter disease. however. 1t is snakes
TINT the patient usually sees abou,
him and feels that he must kill. while
in automobiliousness 1t is only men,
women and children"
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oc,opu. a living ro,r.do,

An oyster lugger. the Jean Baptistc.
with four men aboard. was recently
blown TO atoms, In Terre Bonne Say.
Louisiana. by 4 shell which had been
dropped overheard from one OF Ad-
miral Sampson's ships seven years ago.
Tie shell had been Swallowed by a
big fish or carried by giant octopus
nearly 1000 miles, und the sen mon
ster's collision with the lugger caused
the explosion Fragments OF n tnc,.-
ster ott0pua were found clIng;ng to the
rigging nfter the vessel sank.
ltsstls u MxAy ,syauiisH uvots " ilu
IA m I46st suts to ssiscesss ss a
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Care or c-l,u,,ia Arlrrle..

4 manufacturer of celIuloid articles
says that the danger of these articles
exploding into fame when near Il lire
is greatly exaggerated. Nevertheless.
he adds this long list of "Don'is":
Don't place hot curling irons near
your ccliul0id hair comb: don't drop
a match ou She celluloid back of a
hair brush or bandcla>s after yon
have lighted the gas in your dresSiui:-
room: don't use the cellnloid handle "f
Your paper-cutter to press down III"
tobacco in your lIGhicd pipe: d"u't
put your cc,lulold heads near II light;
don't hang II celiuloid head curiain
where there * rn unprotected light;
don; keep loose matches in the same
pockc: with ynur re!inlnid card ease
or diary" It wcnlh he simpler no; 10
use cclluloid at all as n matter OF fact.
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cans struggled with their cannon. is
2.I00 feet above sea level. and the
small naval force engaged rendered
great service in hoisting the artillery.
The lava sides of the mountain offered
bad footing. and blcck and tackle were
used in raising the guns.
The end came on the morning o'
March s, when the Americans gained
the edge of the immense crater OF the
volcano and poured rife and artillery
fire into the stronghold OF the enemy
until not living thing remained with
In II.
The slaughter was necessary. as the
Moros are fanatics. and confirmed in
the Mohammedan belief that II they
die In battle they will so straight TO
heaven. They scorned TO surrender
and fought to the last gasp.
The battle does not indicate that
there is to he another uprising In the
islands. It merely closes campaign
that was brought on by absolute nee
essit,. There is no sign OF trouble
anywhere else In the archipelago The
difiiculty was merely local. and had no
connection with, the conduct of affairs
in general. either military or civil. on
the islands.
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Canning No,...

Label your cans with name and date.
Do moi allow drart o: cold air TO b;ow
across the hot cans. Wash and dry
cans thoroughly after tie contents are
used and then pm. away eacl with lis
own cover on. Light and warmth ar.
enemies %: AL canned goolis. preserve.
aud jci:ies.
Tile rubber ring - the Ihost danger
ous part OF The can. See that tie
ring is Ia perfect condition before
usiE-.
Sugar as sometir,cs or.lt:ed in frnit
canned for pies.
Cans should he exaTined two q:
three days after fiiling. II syrup leaks
out around the Tim. ihcy should l'c
ui.sca.cd and heated a-air.
a boz OF sand Is excellent TO set jars
of fru.; in. as 1t keeps them dark. 1'ha
light will SPOIL some varieties OF fruit.
rawberries and tomatoes being very
sensitive 10 II.
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U.inx Cold n,r,t..

What to do with cold roast meats "a
often n problem. Cold lamb is "x-
ccllcnt when served In aspic Jelly.
Make the jclly--or buy IL. which IL
easier and nearly MS good every WY
and pour little in the bottom or y
mould. Cut the lamb In thin slices ot
uniform size. and trim them ura tly.
When the layer of Jelly is hard. ar
range the slices with layers q: Jelly.
and pour jelly in last OF ali. When Ill.
dish is quite firm. mninouid aud deco
rate with small olives. truiiles. caprrs.
or pimeuiocs. and garnish with waiei-
crc.ses.
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moaos A RACE OF FANATICS.
Gen. Carter Talks Of the Inhabitants
Of Island Of Joio.

Gen. Carter Talks OF the 'HHaO'aes
Of Island Of Joio.
Gen. w. II. Carter. commander OF
the Department of the Lakes. with
.headuuarters In Chicago. gave an In
terestinS description of the island
upon which the battle was fought.
Gen. Carter has but recently returned
from the Philippines, where he saw
several years Of active service.
Speaking OF the Inhabitants OF Jolo,
Gen. Carter said:
"The natives. who are the direct
descendants OF the old Malay pirates
who for years terrorized the Malay
archipelago, for the most part refused
to do this. They built little stone
forts in the heavily wooded portions
Of the island and then defied the sol
diers to collect the taxes.
"The city of Jolo itself is surround
ed INV a wall built by the Spaniards
IN nrotect themselves. The Spaniards
never went out to fight the natives
hut we're contented with, defending
themselves within the walls OF Jolo.
"Fortunately Jolo Ia one of the few
islands where cavalry can be en-
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Sauce For Cold Mcats-Pour srfli.
cient water over taree heaping TEA
spuonfuls of ground mustard to foria
a paste. rub smooth. then add half u
cupful OF vinegar. pinch of salt AMI
the beaten yolk of two eggs. Stand
the vessel containing the mixture IN
a pan of boiling water aud stir coli.
stantiy until the dressing thickcns.
then add generous lump of butter
and stir until 1t is dissolved.
Sauce For Boiled Meats and Stews
Brown two tablespoonfuls of buttcri
heat one cupful of meat liquor to 'y
boil. skim and season with salt AMI
pepper: stir in one tablespoonful oa
Drowned -four. wet up with cold water.
and. rs 1t thickens add the brownc1
butter, also one teaspoonful mixed
parsley and sweet maiioram, few
drops OF onion juice snd one table.
spoonful of vinegar. Boil up once
and serve.
Marshmrilow Cuke-Make the bat
ter after any good white cake recipe,
and bake in layers. For the filling,
boil one cup of sugar and four table
spoonfuls OF water until 1t ropes.
then add half pound OF marshInal-
lows torn into bits. and stir until they:
dissolve. Whip the whites Of thre3
eggs until very stiff: add three table,
spoonfuls of sugar aud stir into tho
syrup. beating hard NIL the time.
Spread between the layers while warm.
us it stiffens very quickly.
Lobster Farcie-Cut up poui..l
of canned lobster; put Q cupful o.
milk on to boil: rub u tablespoonful
OF butter and Hour together. anu stlt
Into the milk; tnke from the fire, miS
in half cupful OF stale bread cruinhT
tablespoonful Of chopped paisley,
the mashed yolk of four hard-I,ollesl
eggs with the lobster meat: salt amt
pepper to season. Tut the suixttsrs nj
a baking dish. brush the top cvsr sxitk
beaten egg. sprinkle 0yer With lttaa A
I,crun.bs. set iii 4. Quick over ~ 1llSy
minutes tss4lIsawn. alsfxe y n = =
uishsd Wit pafS v Y 81 \. ;}Ia
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tIorid I.nnEun-..

In the far east lnn.,iage has n'wny>
hecn more fiorid and ambiguous ihar
in the west. The King of Av;i. in Bur
ma called himself the regulator o'
the seasons. the absolute ninsier OF the
cbb and flow of the sea. brother OF
The sun and lord of the -four aud twenty
umbrellas The Kin. Of Arracan.
lower Hurtaa. was "possessor of the
white elephant and the tw3 earrings
~ well as "lor,i of the twelve kings
who placed their heads under his
feet" In the Iambasi re-
sion OF Africa the King of Monomtoya
was not or'y lord of the sim and
moon" but great magician and great
thief"
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fe o. the most brilliant feats o!
ever engaged In by United
troops. a force of about 400
|rawn from the army. navy and
constabnlary. captured lava
lin hitherto considered imrreg-
on the island OF Jolo. killing its
ro defenders to the last man.
engagement opened on the
s OF March 6 and lasted two
he troops dragging artillery up
|iinc Of 80 degrees In the face
Pn'!nuous fire or bullets, arrows
BEARS.
casualties on the American
ere eighteen killed and fifty.
BOUNDED. The heaviest loss fell
he army. although the native
bulary acquitted itself with
Aeroism. nearly half It's number
Killed or wounded.
Gen. Leonard Wood. In COM