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IN THE TRENCHES AT LADYsM1TH

by the Beers on any side without expos
ing themselves--a kind OF position for
which they have no liking.
The ordinary rifle bullet only penetrates
a few inches into the mud and soil heaped
up beside trenches. The Lee Ne fora will
go farther than the Mauser, and the Maui
ser has greater pene ration than the
Martini Henry. Tho BULLETS from u large
Maxim gun are Just as eaectually arreste !
by this form of breastwork as they would
be by the side of a battleship.
Nothing is so hard to take as an en-
trenehed position. Artillery is the only
effectual means of driving soldiers out
from trenches, but this can enlv BE- done
by the most accurate kind OF firing, viii h
explofes the shells exactly Owe the
trenches. together with large number Of
guns and the expenditure OF vast guam
tity OF ammunition
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No Money
in Advance.
Treatment
on Trial
and
Approval.
Free Trial 7reafx11es1,

We send full months Remedies of wonderful power and marvellous
without
obligation exposure collect delivery schcme-no decep
kind.
depaing who had applied alter wrote Well tel you
dubbed wanted
everybody and tell them that old sell ha died and my new sell was
wfenI would ind
And thus W dumped carload Of gold at my feet would
bring gIadness life method has DONE
In and mention this the promises to send
without marks
ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Buffalo, ~ Y, and
the little book called COMPLETE MANFIO0pp
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SECRETARY HAYS son.
win BE sent to relieve Consul +,

VIII BE sent TO Relieve Consul Ma
crIin.
Washington, December 2.-The president
has designated Adelhert F. Hay to proceed
at once to South Africa as the representa-
tive of the state department ana take the
place of Mr.. Macrum the present Uaited
partment has yielded to Mr.. Macgum's
repeated appeals to be relieved and he will
not await the arrival of Mr.. Hay before
quitting his post. Mr. Hay is the son of
the secretary Of state.
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WASHINGTON.

Richardson of Tennessee was elected
leader OF the minority In congress. de-
feating De Almond. outlook is no. for
complete harmony.
Henderson was confirmed as the sue
cessor to Reed: and the republican caucus
also decided that the Reed rules should
remain In force.
The administration has evolved scheme
for continuing the military occupation OF
Cuba until It's ends are gained.
The son OF Secretary Hay has been ap'
pointed to succeed Consul Macrum at Pre-
toria.
The Samoan treaty was signed at the
state department at $40 o'clock.
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No Official Notice o.n

Washington. December 2.-There will be
no official utterance by this government
respecting the speech of Mr.. Chamberlain
dealing with the entente between the
United States. Great Britain and Germany
for the reason. 1t is pointed out. that it is
not proper to thus take notice of matters
merely mentioned in speech delivered
before social organization.
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FOREIGN.

Mr. Joseph Chamberlain has stirred up
hornets nest
Mexico's financial condition is improv-
ing.
The dream of william III may be real
ICED, as 1t is probable the reichstag VIII
pass the bill giving Germany the second
largest navy IA the world.
American diplomats are said TO suffer
humiliation IN Europe. specially In Aus
tria.
More recruits have gone 10 reinforce
the Colombian revolutionists.
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DR.. scott a Probable Candidate.

Port Lavaca. Texas, December AIN an
interview with The Post correspondent to-
day DR.. G. 7. Scott stated that he was a
prospective candidate for the legislature
from this. the Eighty-third, representa-
tive district. and that although he had
not yet made formal announcement OF his
candidacy he had about decided to make
the race before the convention, and that
among other things he expected to ad 20
cate that the selection OF a United States
senator be decided by the people direct
and that they instruct the delegates to the
convention as to taeir choice of senator
and that the nominee of said convention
be fully Instructed as to who to cast his
vote for for senator.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Judge Allen OF the criminal district
court holds that barber does not violate
the Sunday law.
Il Sentence OF death was passed on two
Mexlcans at Ell Paso; they are to hang
January 8.
About 800 bales OF cotton were burned
at Navasota.
Adiutant General scurry has made a
report to the governor on the trouble at
Fort Ringgold
e. S. Chambers of Red River has been
appointed judge of the Sixth district.
A suit involving title to the land on
which the town of Lometa stands has
been decided at Lampasas.
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pied from LocIsin,,.

Beckvilie. Texas. November IA very
sad death in the Fairpiay community, eight
miles west OF here. was reported In town
this morning, Mr.. NJ. waldiups daugh-
ter, very bright child OF 70 wears OF age.
stuck q nail In her foot Some ten DAYS ago
aud the family thought that she was dolns
nicely until yesterday. when trauinatic tetanus
set In, from which she died a horrible
death early this morning.
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THE PHILIPPINES.

The surrender of Canon was on a blum
by Lieutenant Monroe.
A colonel well known in Texas was
killed in the Philippines.
Otis has made a report covering opera
tons up to August 81.
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THE SICK MADE VI

| And the Weak Are Ressos
yigor and Strength q y 4
of the Greatest Healer q
Times.
Have you any pain or acne y
Does your blood show tnM y i
purities? Are you nervous y \
snap and activity Of mind ana !.
you easily tired? Have 10Y
ton? Is there any unnetunl
the system? Is every os s,,,s
its proper function? IN y. w. Y 81
ARE you A PERFEcILs ~ ~
TIVE, VIGOROUS, HSAttHsI
MAN OR WOMAN! NJ
II not, you should nr {. g
The Leadins spssl. +
For over twenty years
TON HATHAWAY has ~ Y
specialist Of this countly,.a
ali sorts of diseased cono,ns
the marvel OF the naedieA
the people generally. NY y.
into every town and evsal !; n
AFFLICTED with all manner o. :.
sought his services ~ ass
MIGHT he made whole " ~
Ing Of his wonderful syl y .s, !
Wrecks Of humanity have ee1
consultation and medls '.ssS \
months later have les. Al.
most vigorous health .
thanks. go /
ne c,i to men and w
women. as we'll as c c.a.s's
Kidney Complaints, E ss's H.
Of lingering and chroe's ~
DR.. Hathaway,s su ,s M
ment of variocele ana
the aid Of knife or cau's !, ~
The patient Is treas, ,s's,,s = -
bis own home, withsur! ss !
time from business. III y
the only treatment u,.sshsgG
.n.ratjou DR.. Hts
attention o. !. - ~
ricocele and Structure
80 and 81 Of bis n ,;s.t,ss.
be sent free on appl'ess1 ~
Consuitation sss
Or. Hathaway make. ne
ia, or advice,
or by mall, and when
one low fee covers ~.
and professional
]. NEWTON hA1 I!
,oo n. Alamo Plaza
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sn,Ied for Home.

New York. December s.--paaiei Talon,
lord mayor Of Dublin. and John u Red
mond. NJ r.. sailed for home on the
Cunard liner Campania. They took back
with them about $4,000 In American
money. which VIII DO used In saving Par
neli's house and In erecting monument
TO him In Dublin
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Pension. and postmasters.

NSPH'IdI &c IHe ToSI.I
Washington, December 2.-Teyas PEN
sions granted today: Original. Edwin NJ.
Wheelcck, Austin. SO; Alexander NJ. York,
Corrigan, s6 William Moore. Austin. So.
Additional Richard Martin. Eulogy, SO to
IS, Widows, minors of Thomas l.. ELLIS,
Denison, SIG.
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RAILROADS.

Santa Fe has made an important traffic
agreement.
The Santa Fe will join the interchange
able mileage bureau.
The Houston and Texas Central will
complete the equipment of safety appli-
ances this month.
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deed, 1t has been shown that earthworks
thrown UP by soldiers are a safer protec-
ton from the bullets than masonry.
sir George White and his gallant men
at Ladysmith can, therefore, easily pro-
tect themselves from the fire Of the enemy.
Ladysmith is surrounded by more or less
level ground. and can not be approached
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
SPORT.

A. ana NJ. So. U. of La. o; College claims
Texas football championship.
Julian is said to have slapped Fitz and
TO have shaken him.
West Point IL. Annapolis 5, was the
result OF the army and navy football
game.
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THE TRANsvAAh.

General Methuen is said to be the bright
star OF the war
The total number OF casualties among
non commissioned officers and len ut :he
Modder River battle was 452.
General Methuens wound is slight.
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VIII Not Notice Rccruit..

Washington. December 2.--The state de-
partment will take no cognizance Of the
party recruited by Gustavs Thielkuhl for the
alleged purpose OF going to South Africa, as
the department officials say that tho British
authorities have not called attention to the
movement and 1t is not looked upon as In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
COMMERCIAL.

American cotton markets did not re-
spond to Liverpools advance; buyers
s hesitate at higher prices Of spots.
The stock market was sluggish and
drifting throughout
Wheat declined, corn and oats higher.
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J,ubert Renortea Kinea.

London. December 2-According to a
special dispatch from capetown General
Joubert was killed November 10. but Gem
erai Buffers dispatch OF November %
showed that General white was in com
nunication with General Soubert or some
body personating him about November 10.
Where the English Soldiers Are safe.
London Mail.
A man In trench Is Just as safe from
shower of rifle bullets as II he were
behind the walls OF a fertilization. In
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declined; the other said he would
think 1T over.
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j. NEWTON HA1h.Aos
400 8. Alamo Plaza, q


plant WIN q
New YORK. Dscs -
Plant, widow Of 70 !, .
has begun an acton 800 ! I
individually aad :. u's'.r.s
estate against Lyndfa 5iIi9.
win. individually saS ~ ~
Of Henry b. l'snt. ~
receiver for eHtnz1 ~
husband b e2po.esnfiro ~
this State tAhe
psnding . setilel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
"EUew Path
Hath a Puddle. !"

The puddle in the. path
4uay of most lfves Is a de-
fectipe circulation due to a
blood supply that instead of
grosving clear and strong like
a mountain brook, Is stagnant
and impure. PuddLes may be
purified, however. and be-
come limpid streams. That
Is Suhat Hoods SarsapaiLla
does svith human blood. It
clarifies, pwifies and strengthens the
! Blood and ruhen this Is accomplished the
Cifalors3ns. EUer. lungs, kidneys. bo1uels.
ne Al b,aced and irvigorated.
Asthma ~ Z" -Four bottles of Hoods
Sa,ssp4nlla save me permanent relief
from asthma, and 7 haze had no trouble
from shotrsss Of breath since" Edah
g. Lane. H6emA. Ga.
Pimples ~ used TO Be troubled vah
mals,tk and ptnpiss; ! friend accused me
n tale Hoods Sarsapa,1a. Ih&ve Been
fvss ept, since" W. Sfesv&,f. 605 Ny,fle
Az, BtooGlyn. ~ r.
Worn Out Feeling ~ ~ decided to
III Hoods SassapasaLa for zDorn our
feelnG M 4 fsu bottles reiieped me en-
Afvfy and now lam abe to p,osk gyeas
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Fourth class Texas postmasters appoint
ed today; Bottom. Bell county, Benjamin
M. Baker: Shepherd. San Jacinto county,
Charles q. Tribe; Staples, Guadalupe
county. Daley F. Hardy; Verona, Collin
county, William J. Galloway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
SAMOAN TREArY.

II Was Signed Ia the state Dspart-
ment.
washington. December 2.-The treaty
for the partition Of the Samoan islands
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The Little Store With Big Trade
CawthOn's HOLIDAY Forecasts.
GENTLE HINTS

to the gentle sex as to what to buy for the
gentlemen. A little early perhaps, but why
not select your presents while the different
lines are complete and have them put
away for you until Christmas. Only three
weeks of, you know.
A Smoking Jacket is both appropriate and
useful. II affords one of those small comforts
which make home more pleasant than the
club. Eight styles; prices $500, $3.50, $3.50,
$500 and $1,000
A fine French Kid Glove. $50; the Ameri
can kind are S1.00.
Silk and Satin Embroidered Suspenders, 75c,
81 90, $3.50 and $500.
Ivory. gold and silver handled Umbrellas.
$500, s6.50, $3.50 and $1,000.
Initial Handkerchiefs, silk and linen. 25c and
soc.
Three of the celebrated Wachusett shirts,
white or colored put UP in nice box, $780,
The finest assortment of Neckwear ever
shown in Houston soc, 75c, 81. 90 and $1.50
Our own special Derby Hat, $500
Premium stamps given.
k, III. CAWTHON & CO.,
Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers, Tailors.
Under Capitol Hotel
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49, the smallest on record, It is said.
ID explanaticn. that the calling out OF the
reserves and militia has created labor
: demand which 10 not yet supplied.
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THE CASUALTY LIST.
Revised List Of the Number Of Men Lost at Mod
der River.


sionedo as
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- Complete Manhood
and How ia Attain IL. =

Here at last is information from high medical source
tbatmust WONDERS with this generation ofmen.
The book fully describes method by which to attain
full vigor and manly power.
A method to end all unnatural drains on the system.
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The Triumph Of Love
is Happy, Fruitful Marriage.

Every man who would know the grand frul
the new discoveries of medical scIence
married life: who would atone for
and avoid future pitfalls should
the wonderful little book cal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19
A QUESTION or rIrs.

II Is said that cabblea and walters In
Paris are already turning In disdain
from tho small coins with which they
are usually rewarded for their services,
They anticipate rich harvest next
year during the exposition, and their
prospective umucncc makes them look
upon present smaller profit with proud
diHdnln
This ~ AN indication Of what may DO
expected NJ visitors To the fair not
only Will hotel oogommodatIonsrcstnu-
ant luxurios and the hundreds Of things
Instituted Tor the benefit u tourists DO
added upon." us regards prices, but
tips of annoying frequency and dis
pr1p0rtlonate sligo will be- expected, and
n not forthcoming tho pleasure Of tho
occasion win bc considerably married
American tourists arc not entirely
without blame for the ZIP system that
now prevails along the great highways
" the worlds travel. Many out OF
sheer generosity and others merely
for ostonatl1n. and stiil others because
the franc. or tho mark, or the kronu
appears su small IN comparison with the
dollar have givcn pour bolrcs 80 gem
oroualy aa TO create the impression
abroad that an Americans are mill
liouairoa. They have made places as
walters In certain hotels ana cafes so
remuncrativo that money Is often paid
To- the position. hut little good has
been accomplished by such broadcast
scattering ~ coin,
In well regulated Embellishments the
alzo ~ the TIP ls fixed and the amount
o. added 20 tho bin. Then there can
be no cause for complaint on either
side. II tips are not abolished, as they
ought 20 ho, the rule should be mndo
universal In Paris during the EXPOSE
tiOn at least. n no precautlon Is
taken Co protect the tourist from
uyaroIous zip hunters, therc viii ccr-
toluly br some misunderstanding and
perhaps unpleasant encounters,
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y,.tr.,t This ts tho assertion made
by many who ~. 0muItr with the care
by history ~ Zion 'nd ii'"lfiai,'.
nes M.' l'E' lnls ',,t.,, snol"S1y
WI" g6-nai f.r tbo purpose on taking
advantage of 90. crowds of. atnlEef1
who Hooked 20 'h' '''y' no. ,l wv ,8 Nv,
49, ' ID. F. ...,rrar..5I manner. p1Vis
uruIsr.I tho attraction that gathered
gulh. victims l1 N. nN'IIlns a.. , .,,sn
.'i W.. .. i' I.ii, w. t.-1 p.opis from
Ih..r money
4s... .r. -.r. errors in tho fore
-.ir. ,.t.I,b ,t. Yti,rrs News. aa "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19
STRENGTH N rNrrY.

Emperor william IL quoted Ne having
said 90 Congrosrman Floss Of Illinois,
IN a recent interview nt Kicl. that In his
opinion there can be nothing but
friendly relations between his country
and tho United States. Ito added that
the Germans In America would take
good care that no hostile policy should
boz purauod towards the Fatherlani,
II may be- doubted whether the cm-
poror used tho language uHcrlbcd 10 him
by the report Such terms would
amount 90 an implied threat Of "a revolt
among q large class of American Gil.
gems against any policy OF our govern
mcnt which might conflict with DER
man interests. Hut even u his majesty
dld not on tho occasion referred 90
speak of such AN cvcntuallty. it r. more
than llkoly that Germans In Europe
believe they are 80 strongly represented
"a thls country nH 10 influence 10 policy
On the interests or the empire. t. g. the
belief OF some that the national fplrit
haH been trunsplanted 20 our soil oud
that u 81 growing and may some tine
threaten the integrity ~ the country
This again brings 90 mind tho "hy-
phenntrd" citizenship 20 polnsdly de-
uouuncd by captain Coghlan a short
time ago. II r. true this Kind OF citI-
zeuHhip was not iu evidence during the
late uupl.lHlutneHs with spain. Iut
dIl any splulsh-hon citizens iIin the
uubH under tha Stars and Strlpes2
And provided the tact and gtntrsman-
ship OF Admiral Dewey had not sue
oaplrl ln oy0rtlug a clash with tho
German admiral ut Manila, what stand
would German Americans have tokonf
what stand would Frrnch-AmorIc1na
take in % possible dispute with Fnnce7
or ttBlnn-AmerIcans, should ltllys
Interests be- inyplygdf
our country. we hope, viii have no
occasion Tor war with any foreign ma
tIun Tor ever so long and such quos-
lions may not have any immediate
practical Significance, but there a. "A
constant battle lu which every civilized
/ country ~ Involved Tor Industrial aud
| commercial advantage Interests clash
| all the time aud unless nation Is per-
| f.cuy united lu Interests Il ia liable to
suHer Iu this conflict
For this reason IL becomes important
| 90 strike the hyphou from tho ciuzen-
ship. \ foreigner assuming American
citizenship, mo- matter whore he was
/ born. l7 an American no moro, no less.
/ Political clubs and combinations on ma
/ uoull lines arc 600 anomaly which
would hn tolerated ln mo- other country.
Germany Cor instance, Is engaged at
/ rrurrt lu discriminating oyary yestlg'
of pmrh-Grmtn citizenship On
| schl.ay's
~ la won understood that R4 FAR ns
| unruar.t literature, arts. sciences and
ro ON. are concerned, those arc an lntor-
national and can pranDhly Doc cultivate
ed when tuusp'0utoi from ono clI-
| m1to 200 another. hut when % comes 90
politics. whether Internal or foreign, no
country ls h.E enough 60 shelter moro
/ than one nation. united In Interests and
ln M .holH, strguEth Is Boo unity
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FOLLY or PERSECUTION.

The Washington Post o. Aug, H. has
this manly protest against religious In
tolerance lately manifested In certain
parts of this country
"'rwo scots NJ Christians have recent
ly been subjected 20 harsh treatment In
various localities IN this country In
spite OF the lesson of history that perHp-
Cutinu always helps the votariss Df %
creed tn extend their influence, tho
NurmOua lu snme of tho Southern
states and the salvation Army lu pnII-
ndplphlt have been prosecuted Tor what
they believe 90 bo righteousness sake
during the past two weeks. 10 seems
strange enough that this chugc can boz
Justly brought against the quaker city.
II ls contrary tO her history ana twdl-
lions. and n We had not the most cone
elusive proof NJ its truth we should
promptly set it down ns a base libel on
the fair fame NJ the best Of Americas
three great cities.
AS Co the wobhlng OF Mormon
Elders in Georgia and Nirginia, q is
grossly defiant of law and public policy.
The MorWDns are Christians. the
Church " Jesus Christ Of Latter-duy
Saints But n they were not Chris
tians. n they were Mohammedans or
Buddhists, they would have clear
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number Of European scholars and
feIeuiists have signed 20 petition 20 the
liunainu car In behalf of Finland. In
the document ag translated Tor the
Literary Digest they say:
"Thc undersigned feel compelled to
express tholr sympathy fnr the Finnish
nation, 4 people not numerous. but
nhlo ana OF strong character q people
who. despite their rough climate. have
raised themselves Co l state ~ growing
prosperity ana OF scientific, artistic.
ana educational achievements. denoting
o. wealth of unique clvilizntion=Huch %
people nrr now threatened with the
loHa NJ their individuality. "a ioea which
would rub them of their greatest In
cart.ye TO continue their able iutclleC-
tu1l and economic work u appears
90 us our duty 90 protest against this,
duty 20 urgent that we waive an
differences % nationality. May the
The great family NJ European nations
hc prevented. W. can not believe that
The ruler who summoned the internal
tlnnN peace conference VIII doom an
able loyal people 20 destruction
uut "tho ruler who summoned the
International peace conference" refused
to receive the petitioners and, az II In
response 10 their appeal. the last papers
published In Finland were suppressed.
The course pursued BY the Car In
this matter IL defended on the ground
that no ruler can suffor any kind Of
foreign meddling with the purely In
tcrnal affairs u hl1 country. Repre-
scntntlycs % the Evangelical Alliance
have. however. on former occasions ap-
pcalod 10 Russian Cznrs IN behalf Of
pcrsccuted dlssontcrs and not without
success. In view " that fact Il II not
easy 90 understand that the present ruiz
or of Russia, who has shown no many
signs oc sympathy with the humane
tendencies Of tho ngc. should refuse
cvou Co listen 90 90 respectful plea f1r
the preservation OF Finnish nationality.
Hut perhaps informal Affairs ot a re-
liglous nature are different from those
Of political significance.
The probability f. that tho rigorous
measures adopted against Finland Will
drive "a large part OF the population
away from their native land. The Films
ore determined. ana unless the present
generation is different from that which
defended tho native soil until there was
hardly o. man ioft capable Of carrying
arms. oppression cannot crush them.
Their exodus would be- Russla's loss,
for IN patriotism. Intelligence and NOR
allty they easily lead the numerous ma
tloualltlca gathered In the embrace Of
Z the Russian bear. Perhaps n movement
for the emigration Of the Films on a
large scale would bring better results
/ than petitions. The Monnonltcs secured
concessions at ono time by threatening
TO leave the country In a body.