The Norman Transcript. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 32, Ed. 2 Thursday, June 20, 1901

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... at the war department that Cuban Independence will be an accomplished fact by next Christmas. The next step... for seven years if need be." War Dopnrtmen Pleased. Washington, June —Officials of the war department.... Advices received at the war department indicated that thin would occur soon. Caillcs is a man... of the military authorities to stamp out the rebellion in Luzon. His capitulation, therefore, is regarded.... The opinion is expressed at the war department that there will be little or no difficulty in effecting

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... it thither early in the war. The original words lave long since bct,n changed to suit southern sentiment. ant... who is making another De Wet of himself in the war in South Africa, is probably the mOBt modern... of war and Mrs. BJiihu Root. Miss Edith Is a fine horsewoman, as she should be, considerlnfe that she... of the secretary of war, but now, as the present secretary had a charming daughter, he presumed he would have.... as the first. Delarey is of Irish origin. igin. Cowley started back with a look of , tionary War

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.... Boers Again Beaten. London, June 18.—Lord Kitchener reports to the war office from Pretoria as follows

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