The Washington herald., 1907-12-15

any American soldier. But as long as
water runs uphill" said the hombre, az
he closed his remarks. "as long as the
grass grows green, the flag which we
placed over there shall stay
Hombre De Almond, another Ameri-
cane who leglslates in the big hall On
the hill, as one carabao called IT, spoke
OF the greatness OF the navy and the
army that has done such work IN the
Philippines. The hombre complimented
the branches of the service which We're
50 Instrumental in that struggle.
Champ Clark or Mules.
Hombre Champ Clark sale thai while
he favored neither the Immediate casting
off Of the Philippines. as did Hombre
Tnlman. nor keeping them until forever
and a day" "or two days, # he had
another drink said he rather was in
clined 10 a middle course.
Hombre Clark Mad been asked 10
speak somewhat Of mules. real old Mis-
souri, mules. without which an army IL
as useless as d Congressman in hct
weather. The hombre responded by ad-
hitting that such is the case. and more
Hombre Clark said that ne didn't favor
particularly the sending Of the Americana
ieet about the South Americana Horne.
but since somebody, who shouldn't be
named, had seemed to object. ne. the
Hombre Clark. was the-thing-t hat-backs-
up-water glad 70 see IL go.
There We're many other hombres who
spoke as were there many carabaos The
tenor OF most OF the addresses was that
we ought TO keep the Philippines. the
malaria. and the Brown Brother. also the
corabao. That is, they al favored this
when they didn't favor the immediate
dropping Of them back into the abyss OF
their own government by the Brown
Brother
Hombre Newbe.ry. who has charge OF
the Americana navy when his CHIEF isn't
about; HOmbre oliver who directs the
americana army at like times; H0mbre
F'rear, who looks 20 the Hawaiian Islands
for the United States; H0mbre Capron.
Cardiac Crozler, Cardiac Elliott. Cara
bao Knapp, Cardiac Humphrey. as well
as others spoke.
Hombres In the WnIloyv.
The hombres who were present in the
''wallow." as the programme stated-that
is. they looked as If they might be after
Il whiie-were.
A. Bicrce. 5. T. B7oun. 5 g. Blythe. J. r.
Burke. r. =. Caller. A. B. Capron, = b. Caya-
uaugn. Champ Clark J. A. Coolidge T. j. COVE
g. T. DAVIS ID. A. DeAm0nd. j. NJ Dove A. "
Dunn o. +. Elgasds II. CLAY Evans J. q. Ewing
p h. Ferguson. O.. J.. Fcss. p. frcsr. r. -
Grlsty. Arthur Hale +. 81. Hatci. T. g. Holly
oa1. T. HJWhnd. :. A. r, HEL r. b. Kane r.
hau-iitrnann W. q Laugdtt, ". C. Morrow. b. d.
MiLct. W. II. Moses. T. II. Ncvberry 4 s. oil
fer, q. T. Patterson. K. Y. Putnam. G. " Eae
". T. Richardson. 6. J. R0vciiE G. e. saifen
". }. Stone. r. ;. Tally, T. h. nIlmau. Ross
Thompson. r. g. Tyler. O. s. Walton. r H
Ward. II. l. West and J. WiIliams1n
The carabaos. who had a similar re-
mark about them az the top OF the pro-
gramme. were.
j. b Alcshirc. W T. Audzrlice James Alien ]
Butler ]. g. Bryon J. g. Cabel " T. Chsmacrs
g. DEF Chandler D. J.. Crzivie. r. X CranE
William trCzicr. r. 3. C0cleu. q. r. Cocper. Gle
land Davis. D. 4. Delaney. Randolph Diclrs. A.
r. Dixon. b. Il Durcy. Guy l. Edie. a.. r -
lott ". " Falcuncr. J. G. Gilmore r.. G. p
GIpiu II. T. T. Harris. j. N. Heller j. B.
Hickey. O. ~ Hobbs. X. s. Hooker. G. r How
land g. T. Humphrey, john A. Johnston Wnlia1n
Kelly. ]. j. KNAPP Fitzhugh Lee A. " Linen
hal. T. ". Idtteu j. A. Logan IT, G. G. Long.
H. =. Cam T. g. Mclean. r. II. Morhatc J. J.
Morrow, Arthur Murray. ". c. Neville A T.
Ni5lack. Kari OhnesorE J. A. Penn al l. Pet
tus T. c. Prince j. H. Rice. c. Richards 4. h
Russell T. Eussel. ". 2. scott, D. r. Sellers. p.
W Sladeu. T. Il. Silvens. g. T. Slmrcrli1l o.
MEG. Sweitzer. L. Van Duzcr. r. o. Van Horn
r. 7. Walliug, q. II. WhiUplc, p. A. Wilcox. O.
H. woodward ". W. MOthcrsp00n. and ". &. "a
lHsi