Show DEWEY THE TUE LEVELHEADED The Tho Hague commission could not havo hove a 1 moro more content chairman than Admiral George Dewey of ot the United Hint States M navy IA Ho lie Is a II man of ot the tho keen keenest est eat judgment quick and nb solute Integrity Int I sat It out the tho weeks ot of time the Naval court Times with without out omit number Dewey Dewoy the situa eltun situation tion before he ho allowed d a it witness to leave haute tho the stand Ho Ito sought only tho the truth He lie Is a n good lawyer as volt ns us u ml perfect master of or the art of o war Ho lie knows knous what It means to command a ship a J squadron and a II fleet Tim The great groat court ut lit The Tho Hague which will Im Immortalize Immortalize every ov ry man mal associated with It will have one ot of time tho most mature 1111 ture minds s at Its lis head that exists today In the naval service of ot the world wend Should Dewey be he chosen choNn as I hope Id b be willing whiling to leave my ray 11 life in his hands and the tho same statement would bo be unhesitatingly made by any man who has hns ever seen him In command of at ofa a 1 ship Dewey Is one ono of ot the tow mont men living today who would not lose hl tile head under tinder tho the most unforeseen and trying circumstances That is say sayIng saying Ing munch much for any an mortal but this Is tho thin ono one of o which Is la may bo be truthfully In en The Tho real story tory of oC the tIme e of Manila harbor every overy square rod of o which won was believed to be mined was wall sublime Dewey DiVey stood on the tho bridge of ot the Olympia In a II white duck suit a 1 conspicuous mark for tor every sharp sharpshooter sharpshooter shooter at t Cavite llIe That was van not nil all That wOe was courage right enough but hut buthe he lie had bud every detail of or the time prospective battle ba tile worked but III In tile his head h Il When the moment came Dewey merely Mitt ild you may mA begin with this the port guns Julius Chambers In III Pittsburg |