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MIRADA RETROSPECTIVA
Los POLITTCOS PUERToRRIQUENos DE 1897.

iOz prOnunci6 un discursO elocuentisi-
mo, en- el cual estimulaba sus CORE
ligionarios para una lncha noble y desin-
teresada, una lucha civica de eleva,
dos altruismos.
Por unanimidad Sc acord6 pcrmane-
Ger en- cl retraimiento mientras los po-
dcres de la Metr6poli no concedicsen a
los electores dc Puerto Rico, igual cuo-
ia que la dc Cuba. Habia que deman-
dar con toda firmeza csta concession, v
rccabarla por todos los mcdios, po-
nicndo en- Juego todas las infuencias,
hasta lograr que>se allanasen todas las
difieultades. '~
Cuando cl advenimient0 dc la refof-
ma dc Maura en- el ano 1898, por vir-
tud dc la cual sc obligaba a pagars una
contribution minima de diez pesos pOr
)ropiedad territorial urbana por
establecimicntos industriales Y conner
les para tcner derecho al voto en- las
elecciones dc Diputados a Cortes, Mu-
ioz Rivera escribi6 su famoso artfcuIo
titulado "El Indulto.'' Puedc deuirsc
que en- csta 6pOca carecfa de defense
res, pues los autonomistas, obliSados
pOr las circunstancias, sc habian visto
obligados al absolute retraimiento.
Cuando Sagasta subi6 al poder en-
Espaha, no existian compromises de
ningun g6nero con Puerto Rico. Cuba
estaba en- condolences mas favOrablcs,
pues cOntaba con elementos natives de
gran Influenza y amigos en- cl partido
liberal que solicitaban para ella la cuo-
ia dc cinco duros. Sagasta, no podia
bajo ningIn conccpto desairar a ,cstos
hOmbrcs.
Los politieos de Puerto Rico, con cx-
:epci6n de Mufoz Rivera. contaban en-
sonccs a la RepGblica, sin analizar la
situaci6n de Espana en- aqucl momento
hist6ricO.
Sc celebr6 ell Yauco una reunion en-
ASA del senior Francisco Mejia, con la
asistencia dc doce dclegados. Entire los
concurrentes sc encontraban Muiioz Ri
vera, Gomez Brioso, Rossy, Barbosa,
Mcjia, Llorcns, Amell, Maticnzo, Ti6,
Betanccs, y Salicrup.
Mufoz Rivera, prescnt6 los nombres
del nueyo comite de Ponce, y fu6 apro.
badO. I'm acuerdO impOrtantisimo Sc
prcscnt6. Sc trataba dc cOnseguir una
declaration dc los delegados autonomis-
tas hacienda manifcstacioncs dc simpa.
tia hacia el plan de Maura. NJ. "a
Dicho plan tenia por objeto. 81 ercar
ell Cuba Puerto Rico una administra-
ci6n que coincidia con cl programa que
Sc habia adoptadO en- las ASambleas dc
Mayagiiez y Ponce.
Sc pcrdi0 mucho tempo en- los deba
ties, pucs los delegados republicanos par,
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idarios do 'LaLfa, no estaban de acuerdo
con el ppoyecto. Querian estudiar con
demasiad6 d6tenimiento las cuestiones,
" en- diSehtir eosas que no tenian inn
portanciasseef fueron muchos dias. Uno
de los impngHadores mas apasionados
fu6 AuieiLfel delegadO pOr Aguadilla.
Cuando Sc S0meti6 el asunto votaci6n
fue comhatido por Gomez Brioso, Ti6,
Salicrup,s sBarbosa, Matienzo, Rossy, Llo-
rens, y ahmell.
La ideasde Muhoz era dc gran tras-
ccndencia. .GiQucria que ell partido apo
vase d@imna manera franca las rcfor-
mas de Mahta con tai de que no Sc mo-
difcase con restricciOnes que pudiesen
altefar SUI esencia, impidiendo dc esta
.manera quo las -elecciones en- la colonia
v los asrHtoS de esta sc resoiviesen dc
un mOdOsaegaoeraticO por medic del su-
fragio popular.
Esta proposition no cstablecia com
promisOs,hde ningun 6rdcn, y el pals
quedabasa aGconsecuencia dc ella en- con
dieionesl do prcparar en- los eentros del
gobierno3 sus propias rcformas, sicmpre
que estasSfaesen claboradas en- benefi.
clio del paissq
Esto oras1dn prOgreso positive. FL
plan dc ,Ma6ra concedia facultades a
los Ayuntaihientos para designar sus
prcsidcntes; d las diputacioncs para re-
solver sus, ,pr6supuestos particulares v
los preSuppestos del Estado. Tambier
concedia u estas el derecho dc resolver
los asuntos locales dc instruction pd-
blica, benefscRcia, caminos y carrcte-
ras, etc.
Todas cstas cosas de tanto intcr6s
para el pals, to9cs los acucrdos tomados,
tOdes los desSelos sufridos, tuvieron un
resultadO pro1eeltoso, y cl Partido Lii
.beral Autonomista,. adquiri6 nuevos
brios y orientaSiones mas frmes. Los
defensores de Ia pasfia estaban en- pie
miranda sin tenor al -porvenir, esperan-
do la legada dc las aSifas redcntOras.
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s DE MARIO DE 1874.

I'll paftido liberal autonomista SC en-.
cOntraba en- los comienzos del aio 1894,
en- un perfodo dc decaimiento. Gasta.
dos los hOmbres del partidO pOr cl fra.
gOr dc las conticndas, que no tenian
tregua, " las difcultades, que eran ca.
da yez- mayores, sc inici6 10 que podria-
mos lamar un aAojaIniento dc aquellos
resOrtes quo mas necesitados estaban
dc unidad. J va. no era el partidO vi
gorosO y avasallador del .aiio 1897.
MuiiOz Rivera, ante Ia grave amcna-
"a dc la situaei6n, que pOnia al par
lido liberal en- peligro dc una disOlu-
ciOn, 10 cual signifcaba un triunfo pa
"a los incondicionales, explor6 la volun-
tad de los libefales de mas significaci6n.
Barbosa, We've, Gomez Brioso, y otros
Sc pusieron su lado y manifestation
cl descO de lucllar sin temOres echando
un lado los obstaculos. TAINTED la
opinion dc los ,periodistas, y convoc6
una reunion que sc llev6 a cfecto en- los
salones dc "El Gabincte de Lectura"
dc Ponce. Sc rcunieron variOs represen-
tantes de la prensa, y sc acOrd6 presen-
tar una .candidatura para formar un
cucrp0 directive. Fueron nombrados
Gomez BriOsO, director politico; Rossy,
director jnrfdico; jose Celso Barbosa,
director econ6micO.
Sc propuso como sccretario don Ra.
mon Falcon, pcro este no accpt6 el
cargo. Entonces Muhoz Rivera propu-
SO Luis Sanchez Morales, que era en-
tOuccs muy jovcn, y habia dado prueba
4, nOtables disposiciones para la vida
pGblica. Sanchez Morales SC dcdicaba
a la carrera del comercio, en- la cual
ha triunfado con los amos transcurridos
pcro colaboraba en- "El Buscapi6u,
que ha yucltO a la luz pGblica dcspu6g
de muchO tempo de desaparici6n.
MuhOz Rivera apoy6 con toda su in
fuencia a Sanchez Morales, y consigui6
que sc nombrasc este secretario. Las
rutas que tomarian los liberales en- ell
future fucron trazadas, la delegation
que Sc constituy0 en- Ponce cl dfa dc
mario dc 1894, aprob6 los acucrdos
tomadps.
Muhoz Rivera y We've presentaron un
acuerdo aproponiendo que sc emprcndic-
sen sin tardanza los trabajos dc reor,
gahiaaci6n para devolver al partidO las
fucrzas perdidas, y establccer comites
en- Ia isla. La delegation tenia Cue
bas, Mejia, Llorens, Salicrup, Gomez
BriOso, We've, Navarrcte, Rossy, Betan-
cCs,, y Muhoz Rivera, como reprcsem-
tantes, y acordaron entrar en- acci6n
sin p6rdida de tempo fin de yer su
Obra coronado por un feliz exito. Mu-
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da, nj estarian De scucrdo con nada que
no fuesc los grandcs principles ds o.
moeraeia. Pefo en- 10 que es. en- sus
aplicacioncs. q eonecpto d. csa demo.
cracia y 10 que cs en- sus detailes trss.
ecndentales, el valor de csa iustieia. NJ
ereo que llegaran nunea ileal6giea
mcntc q ponetsc dc acuerdo. Sea tan
opucstos IN sus msialidadcs. - sus
gcnialidades. y como en % dnieo que
Sc parecen cs On Ia sublime ierquedad
que los anima acabarian por scpararsc
sonriendo: II uno, con ma somfisa de
niho ironieo: Il otro. con una sourisa
dc ap6stol cntristceido ecuteuario
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vENTA DE- FLORES ' cORoNAs

IQaers ~ haaitas rlsffs -
roHssi iiame usftin Pes. Seq -
Tsisfona 90 esf1s. ssafasse. = -
eenffars n aae desea senIe inms
iistamsuts atendids. ADvT.
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P. o. Box 345.

Humillados ofendidos (novelal =. 80
Diccionario de Galicismos, sea de
las voces, locucioncs y frases de "a
lengua francesa. .......... ..-...,. 800
La Esfnge Maragata (novela preniaS
da por la Real Academia EspaholaBA 1.25
FL Misterio de un Hombre PcquehitO9
(novela) ................... -. LIB
Europa Sc va. (novela) ........I 1.25
La Tribuna Roja (novela) ......., so
Las Gafas del Diablo .........A. 80
Espafia vista por los Extranjeros - 80
Soldados y Paisajes de Italia -. O1IO0
Los Caballeros de la Cruz. LIS
El Teatro de Pierrot ......... nC.5O
FL Greco el Secreto de Toledo -. $50
Rimas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss5
Lid nlSd .s.......ss.. ...s........... suU
Marc Nostrum rs
Melancolia ............ Us
La Vida es Sueho ............ 40
Critiea Profana: Vale InclAn, Azorfn,
Ricardo Leon .................. LOO
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vocablos modernos 10000 accp-
clones, vOccs tecnicas y modismos
que no SO encuentran en- ringdn otrO
Diccionario dc esta clasc ...... 80
Diccionario Ingles- -Espaiol y vicever-
sa .................... 1.JO
Novisimo DiccionariO Ingles- -Espafiol
y Espsfiol-Ingles ................ LIS
Diccionario de Frances -EspahOi y vi
ceversa ............... 80
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IMP0RTE DEL FRANoUEo.
NOTA IMPORTAN TIE.
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Fernando Maristany.
Pedro Crsspo

Pedro Crsspo
s.r-ftev
A. dc Lamartine
EleuteriO veniseloS
D. Lloyd George.
Teodoro Roosevelt.
woodrow Wilson.
Z z. .. Gir6n.
R. Waldo Trins.
p. Allard.
Salvador Brau.
J. Enrique Rod6.
Emilio Andre.
d. E. M.
J. Benavents.
J. ortega Munilla.
Miguel ArtEbahev.
Bernardo Kellermann
Enrique H. Carrillo.
Luis Tablanca.
Alvaro de AlbOrnOs.
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EN- RUSTICA q
La POlitica Exterior de Espaha (pr6- 4.
logo del Conde de Romanones.). 80
La TERRA Natal (novela acerca de la
guerra, ........ ................... 1.15
Ell Amor de las Muiiecas (novela con .
un pr6logo de Jose Franc6s.) -. 100
La Guerra desde Londres ...... 100
Los Terrestres en- Venus icon un pre- Z.
facio de Flammari6n.) ....... go
Los Bafios de Aire, de Luz y de Sol
en- Casa .(Su valor practice en- el
tratamiento de las intermediates u,
cr6nicas en- la hygiene diaria.) -. 20
Las Glen Mejorcs Poesias Liricas de -
la Lengua Francesa. ............ .75
Las Glen Mejores Poesias Liricas de !
la Lengua Inglesa r.,........... .75
Los Mejores Postas Contemporaries q
(Antologia) .................... 80
Viaje Oriente. ............ 80
Grecia ante La Guerra EurOpea. -. 80
La Victoria en- Marcia ........ SIS
FL Deber de America ante la Nueva
EUROPA. ..i..... ................. 10
La Nueva Libertad. .............. .65
MOdo de Criar los Hijos (Educaci6n
fisica, moral Q intellectual de la in
fancia. .65
Renovation Social ................. so
Los Esclavos Cristianos ......... 100
Hojas Caidas ..................... LOO
Ell Canine de Paros ............ 100
Glen Lances de Jiu-Jitsu (ataques
quites) so
Novisimo arte de tocar la Guitarra
por cifra sinSmecesidad de maestro. 80
Cr6nicas DiSlogos ............. rs
Lucio Tr6llez (novela) ......... 80
FL Limite (novela) ............... 80
FL Tunel (novela) ......................... lao
La Ruta de los kPueblos europa
la Guerra) 80. 100
Cuentos Fugaces s.......... 40
FL Partido Republieano. (Las Doctri-
mas Republicans en- Espafia sus
Hombres) .....A 100
Las Aguilas (de La vida del torero). 20
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Pallas Dicconaro Enciclop6dico Manual en-
. cinco idiomas: espahol frances, in
II &s-sl gles aleman itaiano(con 10000
articulos-A000 grabados) ....... $50
Rodriguez Navas Dcconaro Complete lengua
EspahOla ......................... 500
Calejs NuevO Diccionario Manual ilustrado,
de la Lengua Castelana-Contiene
mas de 1000 paginas, mas 5000
J. grabados mas mapas... ESQ
Gonzalez de la Rosa Dicconaro Castelano Enccopedco
(Campano iustrado) Novfsima edi
ci6n contiene todas
de la Real Academia Espahoa :. !. S225
Caleta Dicconaro Popular la Lengua Es-
pahola Contiene igual nImero de
el de la Academia. OIO0
AtlanO RANGES Dicconaro de la Lengua Castelana.
obra novisima que contiene ademas
de las del utimo Diccionario
de la Real Academia, los terminos
Cientifcos los de uso muy re-
ciente. Observation-Disclosures
Appleton. Nuevo Diccionario Espanol-Ingles
{ ~-s~~ viceversa contiene mas de 1000
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sla ibro omss1c s
EsadOs Unidos:
ev demOras despacO peddo rOgamOs
Las agotadas
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TIL. Dostoievsky.
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Ricardo Robertson.
Julio Casares.
P. de Alcala Zamora.
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Alberto MOussst.
v. Marguerite.
Jose M. Deulofou.
8. dc Madariaga.
snvain Deglatins.
DR.. MOntsuuis.
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B. M. San Martin.
W.. Fernandez Flores.
J. Garcia Mercadal.
Andrenio.
Ricardo Leon.
E. Gomez CarrillO.
Mauricio Barres.
Gustavo A. BecQuer.
Henry Bergson.
". Blasco- Ibahez.
Luis Bonafoux.
Calder6n de La Barca
Julio Casares.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
CHIEF JUSTICE SMyTH
LAUDS 0MAHA'S. MAYOR

Chief Justice Constantine ]. Smyth Of
the Court of Appeals Of the District of
Columbia, a former law partner Of
Mayor Smith OF Omaha, was greatly
surprised to read Of the attack on the
mayor. He said he was unable to un-
derstand the reason TOR the attack un-
less 1t should be traced back to the fe-
rfnsal- Of Mayor -Smith. To- allow meetk
in Omaha or to Mayor Smiths action
in calling together the returned soldiers
when q number of striking teamsters
lad threatened the mayor and made
dire threats of cutting on the milk sup
ply by calling out the milk drivers.
Mayor Smith is such a Iovable
character" said the chief justice,
"that 1 think he could not have a per-
sonal enemy. He is a stanch friend
Of labor. and frequently represented
the unions in many legal matters. But
he is a thorough American. and is
law and order. When the 1. w. w. ad-
vertised a meeting ! in Omaha the
mayor promptly announced that no
such gathering would be held. And it
was not held
The chief justice recalled the occa-
sion of the teamsters' strike. and de-
clared that Mayor Smith, whom he de-
scrfbed as an eloquent speaker than
whom few can better thrill an audi
ence, addressing the returned soldiers,
travel to France and inquired If he
could rely on their support to main
tain order in the government of
Omaha The doughboys pledged their
support. he said. and the strike was
broken.
Mayor Smith was in Washington
only few months ago and visited
Chief Justice Smyth.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
|GEN. WOOD IS DIRECTED
| TO PROCEED TO OMAHA

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, command
ing the. central department, with
headquarters at Chicago, has been di-
rected by Secretary Baker to proceed
to Omaha, Neb.. where federal troops
were sent last night to quell a race
riot.
Mr.. Baker communicated with Gen.
Wood after he had received a mes
sage from the Governor of Nebraska
asking for federal aid. The troops
were ordered from Fort Omaha by
Gen. Wood, the Secretary said.
An appeal for help was received
late last night by Senator Hitchcock.
democrat, Nebraska, from the sheriff
at Omaha. 1t was referred to Mr..
Baker.
Congressional investigation of re-
cent race riots over the country pro-
posed in resolution by Senator Cur
tbs, republican, of Kansas. was con-
sidered today by the Senate judiciary
committee. but action was deferred.
Acting Secretary of Labor Post wrote
the committee indorsing the resolu-
ton, but opposition in the committee
developed and the resolution went
over for a week.
Opponents said they believed race
clashes were matters for the states
to deal with and daubted II congress
sional investigation would be helpful
Evening star., 1919-09-29
PRESIDENT BETTER ATNOON
AFTER A RESTLESS NIGHT
Will Not Receive Belgiun1's Rulers Until After
Their United States Tour-May Not
Attend October Conference.

President Wilson spent a restless
night last night. but slept this morn
ing. Rear Admiral Grayson, his per-
sonal physician. announced today.
The President arose shortly after i
O'Clock, but remained in his room. He
was said to be apparently somewhat
refreshed after his sleep.
Secretary Tumulty said the Presi-
dent would remain in seclusion at the
White House for. the present.
The President will not receive King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Bel
gium at the White House until they
return from tour of the United
States, it was learned definitely today
at the White House.
Conference Will Be Held.
The industrial conference called
for October will be held despite the
Presidents illness. but whether the
President will attend will depend on
the progress he makes toward re-
covery. The Presidents condition
Evening star., 1919-09-29
CAPITOL SEES NEED
Of RESERVATIONS
Lawmakers Ask Will the
President Understand Ne
cessity Of Compromise.
DOMESTIC CLOUDS RISE
BY N. O. MESSENGER.

will he see the light?'
That is the question being asked
by democrats and republicans at the
Capitol as the President returns and
looks over the situation confronting
his treaty. It. is shining brightly
enough for alton Capitol Hill to see
oy-"even he who runs may read .
And the reading spells out "reserya-
tions" In big. bold letters.
There il another thing: While the
PRESIDENT has been touring-and the
'ieasueecfr rnatiuns was, or course. the
GREATEST question for the hour with
m1sinister shadows. forebodine the
approach of perhaps more imminent
domestic problems. have spread over
washington. Some of the more
thoughtful statesmen-and there are
9 few 1eft-under the big dome wish
that the league Of nations could be
soon disposed of, the treaty ratified
ano tne congress permitted to grasp
attention.
Too Much "Pride of Authorship. y
What irks the broad-minded mo-,
In the Senate is the utter fnfiIitv 81
prolonging consideration of the treatv
1ust to crafty the pride of anthor,
snip OF somebody who has Compiled
ments q aoGument ns ~ or drawn set of amend
wen as republicans of the Senate are
peing forced to the conclusion that
men In high place are insisting too
shtrenuousiy thren..;o upon this pride Of au-
strated to the satisfaction Of every
senior statesman. that all construc-
tive legislation is the result Of com
promise. " s"i"o
Every day one hears such state
President Wilson. Senator Lodge
senator Penrose. Senator Hitchcock
and that fine old 'fixer,' Senator Sim
mons. could sit down in the Presi-
mise on the treaty in an evenings
session.
Why don't they do it? The rank and
hie OF the democrats and republicans
in the Senate and the House as well
are asking. Things don't look good
in the country at large" these states
men will tell you. While not disposed
to unduly .'view with alarm" the
congressman say that certainly there
is no occasion to point with pride"
at the present state Of the Union.
"Get Togetherv' Is the Cry.
A burden of responsibility rests
heavily upon some of the men on
Capitol Hill. While the last Congress
had the charge of declaring the most
momentous war in history and pro-
viding for the waging Of it. the pres
ent Congress is vested with what
some of its members think is a still
more difficult problem-clearing up
the aftermath of war. Congress has
been in session now since the middle
of May. What has been accomplished?
men are asking one another at the
Capitol.
Meantime. up from the country come
all kinds Of rumblings of trouble
Strikes. race riots of unexplainable
and almost unbelievable ferocity, dis
turb the lawmakers on the hill. Prof.
iteering goes on, the cost of living
scars, and there is no balm in Gilead
And the elections of 1920 approach
All of which spells that the average
man in Congress is getting worn out
with the delay in ratifying the treaty,
whose ever fault 1t is. and is clamor-
ing for action. Get together" is the
demand voiced from one end of the
Capitol to the other.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
PRESIDENT MUST DELAY
GREETING VISCOUNT GREY

The President will not be able to re-
ceive Immediately Viscount Grey. the
British ambassador. who arrived here
Saturday, but when his health per-
mits him to see visitors Viscount Grey
probably will be among the first to
be received
Viscount Grey spent quiet day at
the embassy. yesterday and today
resting after his journey from Lon
don to Washington, which ended Sat
Irday afternoon.
1t was said at the embassy this
morning that no date has been set
for the ambassadors call on the Presi-
dent and the presentation of creden-
tials. The viscount> likely will make
no formal calls during the next few
days and will make no public an
nouncements until after he has been
in conference with Mr.. Wilson.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
CARDINAL MERCER GETS
PRINCETON DEGREE TODAY

PHILADELPHIA. September 29-
Cardinal Mercier, primate of Belgium,
left this city, after nearly three days
of sightseeing and acclamatfon by
the populace such as probably never
before had been accorded a churchman
here.
The cardinal went to. Princeton,
where the university will late today
confer upon him the degree of doctor
Of laws.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
ADMIRAL JELLIC0E WARNS
AS TO PACIFIC PROBLEMS

AUCKLAND, N. T.. September 2S
(via MontreaD.-Admira Lord Jelli-
coe. speaking. at civic reception
here. said that the unknown problems
of the Pacific might lead to> future
trouble. He appealed for the coop
Grafton of New Zealand to maintain
the British navy supreme. as q strong
navy was an insurance for the en-
pire.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
II KILLED IN MOROCCO.

MADRID, Sunday. September 28.-
Twelve officers and five soldiers were
killed when detachment of police
fell into ambush in Morocco recently,
the Spanish high commissioner in
that country. "A part of the detach-
ment>is reported to have deserted, but
it is added that these were native re-
cruits.
Evening star., 1919-09-29
Opening Chapters of
Admiral Sims'OWn Story
Reprinted in Today's Star

The demand for yesterdays
Sunday Star, containing the first
installment of Admiral Sims
gripping story Of the part played
by the United States Navy in
the great war, was so heavy
that hundreds of persons were
disappointed through inabiliyt
to obtain copies.
In order that no one may be
deprived of the opportunity to
read this vital historical nara
tive, which will amaze the worle
can glad and more proud of his
forces. the opening chapters are