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The new South-news., 1908-11-28

TajlsJaA ItoIl Ws~vtl Cosvsntios
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80
Tsllulah. II. "a; meeting OF
the planters Of Madison parish the
following resolutions were adopted
without dissent:
Whereas ccnsitions In the xilusssi
lands Of the Mississippi valley dIHef
fro mthe boil weeyiI Infested Ian !s
Of Texas and the upisnds OF Louisi-
ana. MississippI and Arkansas. NO
therefore request our representa-
tive In congress To urge upon tho
scersssry OF agriculture the es'ab-
l;shtng nt vicksburg: Miss. OF bu.
rcau of entomology and labratory
for the purpose ~ estlgating and
studying the boil wceyli under The
peculiar conditions presented in this
territory. We further request that all
the parishes and counties within
this special territory petition their
Representatives IN congress 10 coop
crnte and do all that IL possible 70
secure the establishment, Of this bu-
rcau.
That We pledge ourselves to cut
and burn all cotton stalks grar-
fields and ditch banks as soon as
possible after the present crop Is
picked.
That for the year 1909 we rent
land 10 no one who does not own
sufIlcient stock TO cultivate the Ian |
rented. that no advances be made
tenant other than sufyfleuf ra.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28
ANOTHER ALLEGED MOB
LEADER IN RIOT GOES FREE

Springfield. fll.---After four hours
delibcration the jury in the case OF
Abe Haymcr. alleged leader of the
mob In the race riots last August. re-
turned verdict OF not guilty. lie
was tried ON a charge OF malicious
destruction Of property. When tried
several weeks ago for murder In con
ncctlon with the Iynching OF w. j.
Donnignn. an aged ncgfo. Raymer
was found not guilty. The grand
jury returned III Indictments In the
riot cases and there has not yet been
n conviction, although number OF
cases have been tried.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

Little Misc Nothing -to-do
II fTetfui and CROSS and - blue,
And the light In her eyes
II all dim when she cries.
And her friends. they are few. oh 10 rev
And her dosia. they arc nothing but - "
dust and clothes. =.
Whenever she wants to 90 skating II
BnOWs.
Ana ever,things crtss-cross-the world
- askeW,
wouldo't bs Little Miss Nothin-to do.
wouldn't b. Little Miss Nothsn-to-do.
Would you?
Little Mlaa Busy all day
ls checrful and happy and gay
She .snt shtrk
For she smiles at her work.
And romps when II comes <<ne 10 play
Her dolls, they are prtnccsses. blue
eyed and fair.
She mnkrs them n throne from rick
ETY. chair.
And everything happens the joliiest way
I'D sooner be Little M'ss Busy day.
And stay
A. happy a. she Is. at work or al play.
] say.
Detroit News Tribune.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28
LAW HOOKS To ATTIC.


lndianarolis.--Atter occupying the
rooms in the building at the corner
OF Pennsylvania and Washir Ston
streets as Law offices continuously
for thirty years. Vice-President Fair.
banks has vacated them and his
large Law library was moved to his
home and It Is said will be put In
the attic.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28
GOMrERS TRIUMPHANT.


Denver. Col. approval,
- the convention OF the American
Federation of Labor was given Pres
A1cnt Gompers by the adoption OF his
rport In full AS presented. The re-
I-t was before the convention for
= day and a half. and for while
,serc was a vigorous discussion of
49, Of It's contents
The new South-news., 1908-11-28
MIR. BRYAN AT LAREDO.


Laredo. Tex.--William j. Bryan
reached this city Saturday en- route
to Monterey Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs.
bryan were welcomed In both Lare-
do and Ncuvo Laredo by rcpresen.
tativc citizens. and at the latter
place they were extended every cour-
tcsy by the customs oiiicials. Mr..
Bryan plans to spend ten days In
Monterey. after which he will leave
for ~ short hunting trip along the
lower Rio Grande. thence Qsiting
Austin and Galveston. and win then
return to his Nebraska home.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

parties for me-" said Roger. looetng 1t
the empty table This kind suits ~
best-"-HIlda Richmond. In evufas
School Times.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

Fhilaielphia. Discovery of more
animals suffering from foot and
mouth disease WAS made in l-ancas-
scr and Northumberland counties of
fh,s state. and thus far more than
sntinc. pr. Leonard Pearson. state
veterinarian. Who left the city for
lancaster county. said he had ex-
srinci- girl st panville. Pa. who
showed symptoms OF tho disease and
that II looked AS though the child
tsd been infected
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

II any OF you should die to-oay.
could you say to God. Lord. here IL
my life-work. Thou didst send me
into life with handful OF seeds. and
here fs my heart. like a garden, full
OF dowers! Henry Ward Bescher.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

Vegetarian experts assert thzt ~
acre Of land will comfortably s1D1un
four persons on = yeeetAblo ~
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

II Is becoming Increasingly evil
dent that Prince Chun. the Regent OF
China. Is taking nstters Of govern
ment into his own hands and that
he resents any Interference.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

Now York,-ThousandE OF cattle.
swine and sheep have been held IN
pens here As result of the order
placing IN quarantine all cattle ana
other food supply animals coming
from the states OF New York and
Pennsylvania. and today the local
authorities are taking prompt steps
to combat the foot aud mouth dis.
case. the rapid spread of which made
the quarantine necessary. II is fear
cd that in addition TO scarcity OF
beef. with resultant high prices. q
famine may be caused
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

"Cood night. you precious lamb"
said the mother with the liberty one
sometimes takes. even with ones son.
at bedtime.
"Mother." said the small boy. be-
seech!ngly. III you must call me
something. wouldn't you just as soon
ca" RE billy goaty'-Youth's Com
panion.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28

Albert G. Mcdonald. pre- y tent Of
the Brooklyn Bar Association. aud
well fnown IN Louisiana. dioi at
Sands Point. Icng Island. from an
overdose of paraldehy1o.
The new South-news., 1908-11-28
The Story Of Echo.

Long. long ago there lived beauti-
nll maiden whose name was Echo.
She loved Na.cissus. handsome youth,
with bright golden hair and blue eyes.
But .Narcissus twin sister had just
died. and he mourned for her until he
too. died Then Echo. after his death,
faded. until nothing remained but her
Edna Roden
voice, which we hear even now.--Ed-
ma Rodeuberger. in the Brooklyn Eag-
le
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
cuMmlN's HOPE IS PRIMARY.
He viii Ask Iowa Voters to Nominate
Him for Senator.

Des Moines, Ia.-With a further
deadlock of the Legislature on
the United States Senatorship prevent
ed by a recess taken Thursday until
Nov. %. both the Cummins supporters
and the "standpatters" Friday are pre-
pairing for a fight in the fall primaries
over the aenatorship which will over.
shadow the National election.
Adjournment was taken after an
agreement between the two Republi.
can factions that the man who re-
ceives the most votes at the primary
for the long term In the United States
senate would also be elected by the
Legislature to the short term.
Gov. Cummins Friday again an
nounced that he would be a candidate.
The "standpatters" conferred to select
a man on whom they can combine. II is
believed that former Gov. Jackson OF
Des Moines will be the "standpat"
candidate.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
UNDERTAKEN NOT NEEDED.
Woman Twice Thought Dead Receivers
and Stops Funeral Plans.

Winsted, Conn.-Believing Mrs.
John Barnum to be dead, Haw-
ley Wickwire. living a short distance
out OF Falls Village, called undertaken
Hornbeck. As the body was being laid
out, one Of the woman's knees raised.
Unnerved. Mrs. Wickwire summoned
her husband.
Mrs. Barnum revived in a few min.
utes and carried on conversation
with them. The next day she became
unconscious again. Friends after
watching for some time for signs OF
life, had decided there was not the
slightest doubt Of the woman's death.
when one OF them discovered a slight
pulsation of the veins OF the neck. In
a brief time Mrs Barnum was again
able TO talk. She is still alive.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
GLASGOW MOB RIOT
POLICE BATTLE TILL DAWN WITH
1000 or cITV's ARMY OF
UNEMPLOYED.
THE OFFICIALS ARE ALARMED
Many Thousands Are Out Of Work
and Continuation Of Outbreaks
ts Feared-Poilee Use
ciubs Freely.

Glasgow.-Following night Of
riotlng between a mob of 1000
Of Glasgow's army OF unemployed
and an augmented force OF both mount.
ed and foot policemen. the city Thurs
day clearly shows the effect Of one OF
the widest experiences in Its history.
The streets are Uttered. scores Of
houses are damaged, their windows
smashed and hundreds Of terror.strick.
en- citizens are guarding their property
with arms. fearing a recurrence of the
outbreak.
Beginning at midnight, when the
mob OF unemployed, under the leader
ship OF socialistic agitators, attempted
to make a raid on the aristocratic res
idential district of the city. and contin-
uing until dawn. the police were in
constant clash with the mob. which
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
SNOWFALL tMINNJ BURNS.
Forest Fires Again in Progress In
Mesaba Range.

Duluth, Minn.-Forest fires are
again raging in the Mesaba Range
and the town OF SNOWFALL, with 100
population. Is reported to be wiped
out Hibbing and several other small
towns are now threatened.
After destroying SNOWFALL and burn
Ing over a territory Of % miles, the
fires died down again Tuesday. The
fact that the renewal Of the fires re-
suited from only a slight breeze, shows
that they are still serious menace.
Snowfall was suburb of HibbIng,
and it's inhabitants had no difficulty
in escaping TO that town.
The citizens OF tho ruined town OF
Chisholm Tuesday began the work OF
rebuilding the town. after the city
council. at a meeting in Hibbing, had
adopted a new building ordinance,
providing that all buildings construct.
ed after May next must be iireproof.
The refugees from the destroyed
towns are praying for rain. but so far
the prospects are not bright. The
state troops are still on guard at CHS.
holm
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Alleged Murderer cauuht.

Sherman. Texas. - Alleging that
he is James c. Durham who twelve
years ago It is charged. killed
three men and three women at San
Jose. Cal. Deputy United States
Marshal Melee Sunday caused the ar
rest OF man known in the community
in which he has resided for a year,
WhitesbOro. Texas, as "Bil" Hatfield.
The man denies that he is tlse person
wanted that he came to Texas from
Tennessee. and knows nothing OF the
crime. He will be held pending aG-
vices from California.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
TOWNS IN
FIRE Peril
GRAND MARAIs PARTLY De.
sTRoYED AND OTHER TOWNS
SEEM DOOMED.
the REFUGEES SEEK LAKE
Hundred Of Families Made Homeless
by Forest Rlaze Flock to shore
PLANS for Relief un-
der Way.

Duluth, Minn.-With Grand Marias,
town Of 1900 on the north
shore, partly destroyed, and Beaver
Bay. eighty miles away. also attacked
by the flames, and dozen smaller
towns In peril, II Is apparent Saturday
that unless rain comes within as hours
the entire forest FIRE swept district IL
doomed to total destruction.
Among the larger places in peril are
Coleraine. Bovey. Nashawauk. Marble.
Hibblng, Bull, Big Bay. Chicago Bay,
Grafton, Aurora, Mountain Iron, Rem.
shall, Fort William, Ont: Hymers.
Ont; Port Arthur, Ont; Cascade and
Nutson.
The Great Northern. Northern Pa.
cific and all state railroads have fire
trains out fighting TO save property
along the lines and protect bridges
and stations. II Is a battle in which
all able.bodied men throughout the
threatened territory are taking n hand
and hundreds are near exhaustion as
result OF the weeks struggle.
Steamer Gives Aid.
The Gopher, the Minnesota training
ship. Friday night succeeded In re.
moving many refugees from Grand
Marais. The steamer America. in re-
Spouse to an appeal from Gov. John.
son. has gone to Beaver Bay to bring
away the people there. There is ...-
tie hope Of saving these towns.
Aa .N,A Ia, Ill Ia l.
wild animals Of all descriptions, driven
out by the flames. Residents Of small
settlements also have deserted their
homes and fed to the lake for pro,
lection.
The night scene along the shore was
awe.inspiring as seen from the water,
| according to rescuers who were on
the Gopher. For a distance OF more
than a hundred miles the flames ap
pear to be almost continuous. The
roar OF the fire can be heard for miles
| Great trees are suddenly enveioped in
flames. the fire rushing up balsams
with a swish like a gigantic rocket
The great peat beds of northern Min
pesota are all ablaze.
Even while the flames are at work
provisions are being made as rapidly
as possible to relieve the sufferers. In
response to Gov. Johnson's appeal
| $4,000 has been raised by the Duluth
| committee for the homeless refugees
The supply OF provisions and clothing
now seems to be ample. Similar re
! lief measures are being taken In al
the cities throughout the state not af
fected by the forest fires
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
KANSAS CITY wide OPEN"
Theaters and Places Of Business Open
to Customers Sunday.

Kansas City, Mo.-After being
a CLOSED" town for over seven
months because Of the efforts OF Judge
William II. Wallace OF the Criminal
Court, Kansas City Sunday went back
to Its old ways and theatres, cigars
and grocery stores. pool halls, and
other places OF business were open.
Governor Joseph W. Folk arrived
arrived late Sunday night, having re-
ceived a quiet tip that the saloons
were to reopen. At midnight the
governor said that he had found no
violations of the law.
Judge Wallace said that he would
insist upon the indictment OF all Of
tenders.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
HELD FOR woMANs DEATH.
Dallas Man Accused Of Killing Bosrd.
ing House Keeper.

Dallas.-Following the death OF
Mrs. NJ. b. Looney. a boarding
house keeper. Adolph Goolsby a board
er, is under arrest charged with in
fllcting the injuries which caused her
death.
Mrs. Looney came to Dallas from
Pennsylvania. Her husband was Mike
b. LOoney. former Alderman and ward
politician, who fed while under indict'
ment for alleged election frauds in 1909
and when last beard from was mill
tary officer 1T high rank in one OF the
Central American republics. Looney
was a native Of New York.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Million Threaten strike.

Nottingham.-The greatest railway
strike ever seen in England 10
forecasted in the opening session
here Monday Of the Trades Union
congress. at which delegates. repre-
senting 100000 English workmen.
are In attendance. The sentiment for
a strike OF ali railroad employees in
the United Kingdom is most pro
nounced. Better working conditions
and increased pay are demanded by
the railroad men and an appeal will
be formulated and handed to the heads
of the roads. II this is rejected there
is little doubt but that a gigantic
strike will be called.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
LOOTS $4,000
EXPRESS BAG
PORTLAND THIEF RoBs WELLS.
FARGO COMPANY IN CLERKS
RUSH HOUR.
GEMS AND NOTES DISAPPEAR
Package Reached Destination From
salt Lake August ~, Then Dis
appeared-petsetIves Have
a cleW.

Portland, Ore.-An express pack
age worth 1000 has disappeared
and the wells-Fargo Express Com.
pany's detectives are at work Tues.
day trying TO run down the thief.
The package was sent from Salt
Lake TO Portland and contained jew.
elry. notes and valuable papers. II
reached Portland on the night Of Au.
gust 81. but Immediately afterward
disappeared. Few the theft was &C.
complished Is not known, but the ex.
press company's detectives believe
they have a promising clew.
Supt. Beckwith Of the Portland Elk.
press Company. in a statement Tues.
day, said the detectives are working
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
REFORM OR MOVE OUT.
Des MoineB lnaugurates Crusade
Against Social Evil Trust.

Chicago dispatch to the Record
Herald from Des Moines, Iowa
says: Reform or move out of Des
MOines before September Is, is the
order that passed through the red
light district OF Des Moines Tuesday
night. II comes as the result OF a
crusade started by the newspapers
here ten days ago against an alleged
social evil trust" consisting Of land
lords. professional bondsmen. money
lenders, and small merchants. Unlike
most drastic moves Of this kind. the
present plan contemplate the provid-
ing OF an opportunity for every person
Affected to lead an upright life and
earn an honest living.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Property Loss Of s4,ooo.OOo.
TAFT ON SPEAKING TOUR.
Republican Candidate May Make
Coast to Coast Trip.

Middle Bass Island. Ohio.-William
II. Taft left here Monday morning
for the activities OF his campaign. He
has written the republican national
committee to arrange for him a speech
making itinerary and has suggested
that the states OF Missouri. Nebraska.
Kansas. Iowa, Illinois. Indiana, and
New York be included in any tour
that may be decided on.
Mr.. Taft has also expressed the
view that his stay in Cincinnati might
be terminated as early as September
81. thus permitting the extension OF
his service in the general political
field to a period of nearly six weeks
and make possible a trip from coast
to coast.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Renew FIsh, on cummins.

Des MOines. la. - When both
houses of the state legislature met at
noon Tuesday to vote separately on a
candidate for the short term for the
United States senate. the breach In
the republican party was as wide as
ever. The "standpatters" held an
other caucus Tuesday and decided 10
stick to their determination not to
vote for Gov cummins under any cir
cumstances.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
PRESIDENT NOT FIRED UPON.
Story Of Attempted Assassination 10
Denounced az a Fake.

Oyster .Bay.-There is little or
no foundation for the report that
President Roosevelt, while enjoying a
horseback ride on Saturday afternoon,
was fred upon from ambush by some
crank, as told In sensational morning
papers.
An official denial is made by the Sc.
cret service men that any such Incl.
dent had taken place, and the sensa-
tional report is c lalned as the result
OF active investigation following the
arrest Of a man bent "a seeing the
chief executive. who acted queerly
and trid TO pass ths secret service
men on guard at the presidents
house.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
NEW ILLINOIS RAILWAY
Line From eaIesburg, Northwest
Licensed TO incorporate.

Springfield. Ill.-A Hence 10 in.
corporate was granted by the
secretary OF state to the Galesburg,
Aledo and Northwestern Railway
company.
The principal office is Galesburg and
the capital stock is nominally $4,000.
The road Is To be constructed from
Galesburg to Rock Island and the City
OF Muscatine. Iowa.
The incorporators and first board OF
directors are Lafayette Weinberg, b.
G. Churchill. F. w. LatImer. d. l.
Arnold. r. r. Drake Charles L. Hib.
bard, c. F. Hurburgh, Lake w. San,
born and Thomas W. Peterson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
RoosgvELT's IRE AROUSED.
Hears Of Hepburn Decision While Or.
derins Continuation Of Fight.

oyster Ray. y. Y. 49, President
Roosevelt yesterday told Attorney
General Bonaparte to keep right
after the Standard oil Corpora.
ton and the coal roads The attorney
general received a copy OF the Stand.
ard Oi's answer to the government
petition for a rehearlng OF the rebate
case. in which Mr. RoCkfeller's corpor.
alton Was fined S290O0.O0O and the
fine aftcrward set aside.
With a copy Of the corporations
reply in his pocket, Mr.. Bonaparte
came here TO find out just what he
should do. The president told him
not to let mp a moment in the fight.
While the president and Mr. Bona.
partc were devising new methods OF
procedure against the oil Trust the
president received n Telegram announc.
ing that the United States had lost it's
case against the coal-carryIng roads in
the Hepburn rate case.
The news seemingly aroused the
presidents ire. and he tramped about
his veranda, talking 10 the attorney
general in a vigorous manner.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
KERN TO GO SOUTH.
Vlee.Presidential Candidate is Wanted
In Georgia and Tennessee.

Chicago, III. John W. Kern
Democratic iccpresidential candi.
date will make a speaking trip in the
south In October and the National
Committee is now arranging the itin.
eraTy.
lie will deliver one or two speeches
In Maryland and will speak in all prob.
ability IN West Virginia and Delaware
the first week in October. He will
speak in Winston.Salem. y. C., on Oct.
:, when the state fair will be in pro-
gress.
The vice.presidential candidate has
also been urged to make speeches In
Georgia and Tennessee.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17

Russellville. Ala.--Jlm ExEelI, Is
years old, was killed in q piatol
duel ON the streets here Sunday
night by Herman Hall, former
marshaL Several shots were fired EE-
Eeil being hit three times. Hall who
was untouched was arrested.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
s,rnnn.., Man In New York.

Oyster Bay. y Y-That Governor
Hughes Of New York is the strongest
man to head the republican ticket in
New York state at the coming cleo.
Ion was the opinion expressed by a
number of party leaders OF Nassau
county after a conference with Presi.
lent Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill
Tuesday. The conference was in SEES
sion about one hour.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Prefers Death to Creditors.

Louisville. Herman schristen.
president of the Kentucky State
Federation OF Labor committed
suicide by drinking carholic acid. A
not was found addressed to his wife.
stating that he was so heavily in debt
that he could not stand to face the
AIaGraee.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17

Wabash. Ind - Mrs. Susan Inks
hied Tuesday morning lacking
Iut I'VE days Of being 100 years old.
/ was her boast that she would live
o pass the century mark. She had
hree children. each more than 70
tears old.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
Paxmaster Suddenly Insane.

ParkeTburg, West Va. - James
c. Mills. paymaster on the war
ship Chicago. Of the United States
Navy became suddenly insane Thurs.
day at the hotel Monroe in this city
where he was a guest. His home is in
Roadsville, Ohio.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-17
GOALS FOR MANILA
VESSELS HALT AT ALBANY BE-
FORE MAKING 3.e4s MILE RUN.
WERE STARTLED BY TARS
Residents and Visitors Care with
Wonder al tackles From the
United states.

Albany. West Australia. - The
American fleet Friday began It's
last enjoyment OF Australian hospi.
tally with hundreds OF sailors and Of.
ficers ashore 10 stretch their legs
after the cruise from Melbourne.
The feet anchored at Z O'Clock Fri
day, after an uneventful trip Of seven
days.
Albany's population has been aug.
mented by nearly 10000 visitors and
the feet and sailors are just as much
matter Of wonderment to them as
they were az the other Australian
ports
Prepare for Long Cruise.
Much OF the time here will be oc.
cupied in coallnE the fleet for the
3.64a.mile cruise TO Manila, for which
port the ships leave next Thursday.
Premier NJ. J. Moore Is doing every.
thing in his power to make the
Americans feel that. Notwithstanding
they are on the other side Of the
globe from home. they are among
friends and brothers.
The British Cruiser Gibraltar. with
crew OF GOO. will assist in the en-
tertainment OF the fleet.
The trip 70 Manila. provided the
weather permits. will be utilized in a
series OF battle formation maneuvers.
The health OF the sailors and off.
GERS Is a matter Of much qualification.
The men are in splendid shane and
few cases OF sickness are reported