Show P A1fO I GOING OM Gnea1 Pandosdlea for Span yes terdar with 12000000 francs In his purse and on his person This Is quite a sum for any man much less a Spa lard to carry about with him The announcement of his presence in New York with all tHat money use no end of speculation among Americans This did not concern the general though His speculating had already been done I may be embarrassing for him after af-ter reaching Madria If some inquisitive 01fci 1 takes h6tion to finthout where it i5athe from Veb little figuring will be reulred to show that hIs salary ouldnt havu iffilased byny rte of corpoqnd t r st to such proportions I all probability it represents i great deal j of suferng in Cuba It l 1s stand for read that children cried j for It Is staIned with the blood of I wih cuban patriot I Pando was Weylers pupil Under I the Spanish butcher he learned to 1 make war and make money Veyler waxed affluent at the head of the army I in Cuba Bi fortune represents the fleecing of Spanish soldier and the robbing of Cuban citizens Pando made some of his millions in the same way Spain bas been robbed and her colo nies ruined by military leaders who I hid behind the dominant church and j refused to render an accounting to the people Blanco is reputed to be richer i than the government he represents AugusUs revenues from the Philippi e3 were greater in the net profit than were those of the crown I But Pando has had other opportunities opportuni-ties to collect wealth When the war J broke out Spanish sympathizers In I Chi Argentina Brazil and Mexico 1 made up donations for the Spanish j army Hundreds of Spanish communi ties responded to the queens appeal I for help Entertainments were given as benefits and other contributions 1 made Pando was appointed collector I He met the custodians of the different I funds In Mexico He gathered in the shekels General Pando Is now on his way to sunny Spain to basIc beneath the spreading vines of Andalusia He is I rich T |