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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
TODAY's ENTRIES.


Five furlongs 2-year- olds--liyictus Seal
lawag Long Flo 14enoX. Omdurmau Pale
tuus Ill. Sad sam, Craven, BCEaboo Battus
Countess Clara los. Gold 3adge lO1. Cora
Goet1 l0s.
SIX furlongs--Flaunt. Pupil III Star Cham
Der Lomond. Parmenian. Bicor iJl limo
Vator lOi. Ailenna. Allie II, Scarlet l.iiy.
Minyon. Eta TO-.
Mile and u fourth handcap-Sdnsv Lucas
123. PINK Coat III, Macy Ito. Jolly Roger
ll3, Advance Guard Ill, Croesus no Hard
Knot lo6. The Roman l0I, and the Human
entry: Tulla Fonso iOl and Found 100
Mile George Arnold liz, John a. Morris
10, Belle of Memphis l07 Max Beach loo.
FlaLnt, Mr.. Brown. Wax 100.
Scllne. six furlongs-Parmcna 100, Pa
troon III. The Pride 107. Jim w 10S. IISh
Hoe 10a. Lomond l0l EmiFre, Flnmoro 100,
Avater. John GrRsly Bieor 3d. Belle OF
uolmuel 9S. Frcltnvhuysen "a, Free Hand a6.
Aloha II a. TIDY Ann %,
Mile, selling -Grca,lnnd. Tie Devil los.
sam MoKecycr. Blue Lick lQ3. PATRON loi,
Eiusten sS George Krnts W. Tim Gnlnev "a,
Loose Sleeves 70.
Mile, selling Orirar. Tho Roman 1903.
CLAY Pointer LOG I.ogmoosey io4 Mornni l0S
lula Fonso 100 High links 20, Dssolute ~
Weather cloudy track slow
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HELPING CHINA.
Policy of United States Is to Assist
the Government.

Washington, July 2O.-Secretary Root
made the positive statement today that
for service. He added: The chief effort
Of our government just now must be
directed to aiding the friendly Chlne!e
officials 1t is evident from the dispatch
that the imperial government has been
acting in good faith and on the 18th was
still using its best efforts to protect the
legations. We must do everything We
can TO aid their efforts. 1t Is hard TO
say just now whether increased military
activity on the part of the powers would
have good or evil effect. That must be
judged by the officers on the other side.
We have not the information here that
would enable us 10 fairly Judge"
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THE wEEK's STOCK MARKET.
IL Has Been Confined to Operations
BY the Professionals.

New York, July 20,-The stock market
has continued highly professional and
irregular during the week and che general
world of capital has held persistently
aloof. Manipulations by bull pools and
individual causes have induced advances
in few special stocks helped by forced
covering OF outstanding shorts and this
has resulted in moderate sympathetic re-
sponses in the general list. The advance
in the Bank OF England rate and the gem
eral expectation of a considerable out
flow of gold have caused uncertainty over
the future money market and thus aided
to discourage speculative commitments.
The general level of prices is slightly
higher for the week in spite of some re-
action from the best.
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At brighton pench.

New York, July 20 AT Brighton Beach to-
doy tho card was unpromising and the at
tendance small,
Time 2.33%
Five furiongs-Gertrude Elliott. Col. Pad
den Balloon. Time 02
Mile Kamara. oneck queen, AndrIssa. Time
1;41 40.
Six furlongs- Native. Unmasked. Miss Han
over. Time :1S l-5.
Mils and n sixteenth Ethelbert, McMeekin.
The Kentuckian. Time / :45 SO.
Five and half furlongs- Vouch. Maximus.
The Regent. THE :07 As.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
ToDAY.s ENTRIES.

Mile and quarter Round Turn 80, Good
Order lOl, Hiaway SO. Valid i0l, Leonag w,
Merry Glen 80, Clara NJ. 81, Aunt Jane BY,
Upworth lO4. Helen IL, Gardner 49, Falsehood
81, Hermion 81.
Mile and quarter. selling putchess vi W.
ForhLs h lol Elsie Venner 50, sidduhia ~,
Dmornls 81, Mandamus 81 American Eagle
l0I, sprung Sc. Whisper Low ~, sun God lO2.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling -Caleste Dor
lOl. jump no. Duty 10l, Ransom lo5, Jim
Turner so, Col Gay i0S, Gilbert %. Eight
Bella 1893 Judge Steadman lO5.
Three quarters of a mile. handicap Eothen
Lad 3d. 81 Ghor 80, Theory 100. Lord Neville
los. Diana Fonso IS, HI Nocker 9S, Grantor
lOg. Eleanor Holmes "a, HI Kollar 80, Nadrone
SS. Dave Waldo III, Pnochlo llS. My Last
Hope 80.
Three quarters Of mile William J. bemp
Brew ing company stake-Ampire li3. Geo. w
jenkins 1913 queen Dixon us, Sard los, Rob
ert Ir 100
Mile and sixteenth, handicap Charlie
O'Brien los. Terra Incoguta l03 Molo no.
Lady Callahan 10i Danish 1Ol.
Mile--Celtc Bard 1906 Macon VI. Lee Bruno
Sam Laarus i0i Insurgent 1903 Jake stern 81,
Tho Monk, sidbow a. Ksme 1884, Brgbtie u
l64 Leo Noster %. Annoee SO.
Raining. track slow.
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STRIKE!
Hundreds of Thousands
Are Involved.
Trouble in nm Important Part of the
ORGANIZATION Affects All the Rest.
Perfectly Harmonious System
Easily Thrown Ont OF Gear

Organized labor has reached such a stage
that anything affecting a particular branch
OF II draws all the rest into the difficulty
II Is exactly the same way with the dr.
ferent ORGANS Of the human body. Work
too hard eat too much. drink too much ex-
ercise but little. be little Irregular in any
way. and the liver quits work.
Then the bowels become constipAted and
the stomach goes on strike. The heart is
affected the bra.u follows suit. and every
part in the body is dragged into the trouble
The only way out OF II Is 10 go at the
source Of all this-the liver Square your
self with the liver aud ell will get back 20
regular natural work.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic make things
right with the liver. They perfume the
breath prevent food from souring on the
stomach. give tone TO the bowels strength
en- the intestinal muscles. while they are
cleaning and stirring up the liver to renewed
activity.
No matter how long case has been in
durable. Cascarets are guaranteed to put
thinga right as they should be. and set the
whole machinery a-going. And you can get
them at any drug store or by mail for price
--ioc &c or Soc Address Sterling Remedy
Co.. Chicago OF Now York
This is the CASCARET tablet.
\ Every tablet OF the only gtnuina
II IT HIT Csscsrets bears the magic lette 8
" v v .CcC." LoSsr at the tablet pc.
INU fore you buy. and beware of
~ fraudS limitations aud substitutes.
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SECOND EDITION---6 Am.


our last chance and we must improve It..
Il is our best opportunity.
We are at the parting OF the ways
Events have thrust us into outside mat
tiers: the very operations of peace. the
natural commerce and vast international
treaties of reciprocity all over the world
haze silently involved us In maze OF
environments that we can nots,scape. Be
fore the magnitude, the destruction OF she
Maine was naught. Yet the latter led
to war as just as our own revolution
Why even Mr.. Bryan took up arms then.
Now shall we withdraw from the concert
of the civilized nations in this common
demand for future peace and vast indem-
nifty for the recent outrage or not?
Let us prepare on war anyway II we
have any sense left. Matters of party
policy are but foibles before such issues
as confront us"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

In added money and with field OF half
dozen starters will be worth about $4,000
TO the winner. Sidney Lucas will start
In the Wheeler handicap and attempt to
DO what no other S-year-old Pas ever
done before-carry 1913 pounds and win
the race. IL he succeeds ia doing II. the
chestnut colt will be A marvel, The great
Morello, the only 3-year-old that ever
won the handicap, carried III pounds the
DAY he beat 70 Tambien. Among the
other horses that will run tomorrow are
Pink Coat, the winner Of the derby OF
ls9s; Jolly Roger. wSc Beat Sidney Lucas
In the Great Western handicap two weeks
ago Advance Guard, derby oandidate
Macy, Tulla Fonso and Croesus, all re-
cent winners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
Black Flag Forces.

Hong Kong. july pa message from
Canton, received here today. reports
that all the Tartar troops have moved
into the Bogue and other forts, and that
some of the Black Flags have moved into
the Tartar generals compound. Three
thousand other Black Flags with their
chiefs, are in an entrenched camp with
artillery. while others have moved else
where. Canton itself is quiet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
TOTTENs PROPHECY.
IL Has Again Predtccd the End of
n All Thinur,

All
New York. July 20-Lieutensnt C. a.
|otten has given utterance to a stirring
|rophesy on the present international
|riss He calls China the "Dragoniau"
Ind compares the reported massacres In
lima with the crime OF Benjamin
|gainst Solomon, for which all Israel
|early wiped out the whole tribe
"Universal war before universal peace;
amust come says Lieutenant Totten.
|The duty OF the civilized world is to
|uvance against the barbaric world,
|"l believe that confusion will confuse
fHelf, more and more, year by year. until
he predicted crash involves all concerned
b world wide conhagration Infinitely
Otter than the Hoboken and just as sud
len.
|t'America must prepare for It, The
kHglo- Saxon world must be in at the
|eath. England. Scotland and Wales; the
fermans, If they are wise, for it is tire
Nance OF power that is on deck, 1t is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY.
Human Skull Found in n Stocixyards
Rendering TANK.

Chicago, July 20.--The police officials
are investigating mystery at the stock
yards which they think is another Luet-
CERT case. A human s.LIl and a pair
of shoes have been found in a rendering
tank owned by one of the packing house
firms at the yards. Several men recent
ly In the employ OF the company have
disappeared, and the police are searching
for them to see IL any light can be shei
On the mysterious find
1t is the theory of the police that the
victim was pushed into the tank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
PHOTECToRATE is ASKED.
Four Governments Asked by ExiIet
Chinese to Tnlse Charge of Chinn

Four Governments Asked by ExiIed
Chinese to Take Charge of China.
New York, July 20.-A special to the
Herald from Montreal says: The Chinese
Empire Reform association of Canada is
gaining In numbers every day. 1t now
intends to show its strength by a petit
tion TO the governments of Great Britain
Germany, the UniteS States and Japan It
has been signed by every Chinaman In
the city and will be sent about for sig
natures
Its prayer Is that the governments men
toned may establish a joint protectorate
over China to undertake the government
of the country through the emperor and to
prevent the dismemberment of the empire.
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Admiral Philip Memorial.

New York. July 2O.-It has been de-
cided TO raise $4,000 as a memorial TO
Rear Admiral Philip, 1t is the present
plan to invest the $4,000 when collected
by public subscription, the income to be
paid to Mrs, Philip while she lives. On
her death, Tie principal and interest will
go TO the naval branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
Ynnnr MN Hurt.

Sour Lake, Texas. July 2O-Andrew
Jackson, a young man II years of age,
whose home is at Sour Lake Springs fell
from a moving freight train at this station
and had his right hand so badly mashed
that amputation was necessary. He was
taken to Beaumont and placed In the hos
pltal there
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Tr,lna 10 Prevent Tetantus.

Sherman, Texas, July lS.-The Il-year-
old son Of R. w Barnes today was play
ing around new building and stepped
on nail which had been driven through
a board. The nail pierced the foot through
end required the whole strength OF two
men to extricate n. Every effort Is no"
being made to prevent lockjsw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
NEBRASKA POPULisTs.
The MiddIe-of-the-R oaders Put out IA
State Ticket

Grand Island, Neb., July 2O.7-The State
convention of the straight populist party
called middle-of-th road populst met
here today. The platform says in part:
I'VE heartily affirm the Omaha and Gin
clnnau platforms and indorse the candi-
dacy Of Wharton Barker for president and
Ignatius Donnelly for vice president
The following ticket wac chosen:
Fer governor, Taylor Flick: lieuten ant
governor. G. H. Keller secretary OF state,
w S. Starkey; auditor. Samuel Lichty;
attorney general, F. Clevens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

Chicago, July pa special to the Rec
ord from Mexico City says: President
Daz is slightly i'll with neuralgia and
confined to his rooms at Chapultepec,
where the cabinet members consult him.
The family physicians report the presi-
dent better today and says he will be
able TO come to town by Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
MnshinEton pnrk Results.

Chicago. July 2e.-Grcen n. Morris Derby
candidate Pupil won the nrst race handily
To-Day at Washington Park. Weather cloudy
ard cool Tract; SLOW.
SIN flrlongs--Pupil. Emisre. Goebel. Time.
1l0.
Mlle-Soales Wax, Tayon Time. 1;igls.
Six furlongs and fifty yards. handicap.
S4uOt added-,irandon. Mandy Man. Kid Cox.
Time. i;lg5a.
Six furlongs-The Pride. Hsigho. Abe
Furst. Time 1915.
Mile and furong--our Nellie. Admetus.
The Bodily. Time 1854.
Five furlongs-Prosper La Cal. Anna
Chamberlain, Lakeyew Belle Time, 102@.
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Awards for Bravery.

London, July 20.-Victoria crosses have
been gazetted for Captain Meiklejohn and
Sergeant Major Robertson both of the
Gordon Highlanders, for bravery in the
battle of Elandslaagte. and Lieutenant
Norwood of the Fifth Dragon Guards for
rescuing a fallen trooper at Ladysmith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

Chicago, July 2O.-A special to the Rec
ord from Marshall, Mich, says: Snow
fell here last evening for a few minutes
during a hard wind storm. The wind did
much damage. blowing down orchards and
barns, unroofing houses and breaking
glass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
EUREKA SPRINGS.

A perfect all-year resort conveniently
located in the Blue Ozark mountains OF
Northern Arkansas delightful climate.
best accommodations. Very low round
trip rates at all times via the Frisco line.
Write to manager Crescent hotel. Eureka
Springs. for new descriptive pamphlet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
ToDAy,s ENTRIES.

Mile. 8-year-olds and up-Flax Spinner 10,
Jack Telling 100 Autumn 1907. Gen. Mart Gary
10 The Laurel %, Ventoro 1902, Survivor 10.
Rinaldo, Alskc, Buffoon l07,
Three quarters Of mile handicap--Helio-
bias 100 Sanders rs, Fire Arm lls, Mayor
Gilroy III. Meehanus l09, Waring ll2, Cha
rentus 10. Maribert I05 Smoke 1O2 stuart 96
Short course, steeplechase Dr. Reed. Baby
Bill Dave g. 49, Owassa 1876, High Tide II
143, Old Tank peron 1885, Maggie Doyle 1874
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cuts and bruises are healed by Chamber
iain's Pain Balm in about one-third the
time any other treatment would require
because Of the antiseptle qualities which
cause the parts to heal without matura-
uon. For sale by all druggists.
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Desperate Negroes killed.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 20.-Today
fight occurred between negro railroad
workers near Hartman and deputies. Two
negoes were killed outright, Deputy Shsr
if Pemberton shot, perhaps fatally.
through the head. and Deputy Sheriff Read
through the shoulder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
BA SEbALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. July 90 Brooklyn made rally
in the ninth, but could not win.
Score r. VI ~
CINCINNATI ............. 2O2 600 Oai-S l.
BROOKLYN ..............,.. 300 COL 002-7 If q
Scott and Wood; Dunn aod Farrell
Boston July 2O.--Chiago batted Lewis a.,
will today after the second inning aud won
easily.
Score II II &c
boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o0o Ol0 o2O-3 10
Chicago ,................, l0} 1l0 OPS lG /
Lewis and Sullivan; TAYLOR aud Donahuo.
PhilaGelphia July 2O--Pittsburg and
Philadelphia PLAYED trssoms game TODAY.
the home team winning nv their ability to
hit at the proper time
Score II II r
Plttsbnrg ................ l0l 700 OO0-4 ,
PHILADELPHIA ,..,....,.,.. 100 s02 02'-7 s 2
chesbro and o'Connor, Frazer and Doug
lass.
New York. July 2o.-New York won another
game from, ST Louis TODAY, st Louis lust
cscapine a whitowashrr bv some clean hit
ting In the eighth.
Score r II ~
St Louis ...........,.... c00 010 02o-2 3
New York l0l Nol oo"-3 o
jones and Crlger: Carrick and Warner.
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THE WHEELER HANDICAP.
sydney Lucas VIII Try 10 Win IL
with 123 Pounds LIN.

Chicago. July 20,-The Wheeler handi-
cap, which marks the getaway OF the
Park club. will be run tomor-
row afternoon. The race originated in
1890 and was named in honor OF George
Fl. Wheeler. then president of the Wash
ington Park club. 1t carries with 1t $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

ST. Louis. Juiy 2J.-Mus and seventy yards
w p Gates, Joe Doughty. Conuie Lee. Time
Miio-El Caney, Elderlm, Marie c. Brown.
Time l;4534
Mile and an oighth-Guide Rock. limp
Chorus Boy. Time 1:69A.
Sin furlongs-Verfy, May Dine. kindred
Time l17 ,u,
FIVE and "A half furlongs The Butcher, LAZY
Farmland. Harry Puilian, Time l;lli4'
Five furlongs-Evas Darling, Ida Cicala
Mr. Smith, Time 1905
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

Cousin jess 143 Daniel Quip 1870. Al Reeves
1872, Charagrace 1856. Protus ii9, Oracle LAG,
Five and half furlongs the Undergraduate
-Handwork, Alhula no Henry Clay Rye lo7.
Mark Lane tO7, Outlander lie.
Mile and quarter, tho Sea Gate stakes
Brigadier Wooster Boy los. David Garrick
l26, Motley 100. Prince OF Melbourne 1876
Mile and sixteenth, selling Gen. Mart
Gary 110. Vesuvan lA, Leedsville l0l, Sur
Vivor Ill. Ten Candles i04, Wooster Boy l0i.
Bette Gray i06. Peaceful 100.
Weather clear track fast.
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negroes wero put In the same ward at the
Houston lnfirmary. They say they have
filed complaint with the Mexican consul
at Galveston, but that thus far they have
received no reply from him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
AtaIanta TO BE n Gunboat.

New York, July 20.-Mr. George j. Gould
has sold the steam yacht ATLANTA,
through Mr.. Gardner s. Cox of this city
to the Columbian government for gun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

Prescription No. 1851 by Elmer & Amend,
will not cure all complaints. but II will
cure rheumatism. f. F. Schmidt. Hous-
ton. Texas. sole agent
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comnIaint from Menicnn..

A delegation of Mexicans. beaded by
Mike Menehsca. as spokesman. called *
the office OF The Post last night TO conf
plain OF the fact that Mexicsns and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

LUEDTKE-H - shiner. Texas.
July 1a--Married, at the residence OF the
brides parents, near Sinner, Edmund
Luedtke and Miss Adeline Herder.
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Te,ter-No cure No Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money II
Pszo Ointment fails TO cure you. so cents.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland 5. Chicago 0.
Indianapolis ]. Kansas City y.
Buffal, 5 Milwaukee 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-28
REAR END COLLISION

On Missouri PaciAc-Train Stuck in
a Snow Drift, and Another Follow
ing oOllided-Three Killed and
Eleven Injured.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. T-A
rear-end collision occurred tonight on
the main line Of the Missouri Pacific
railway, a few miles out OF Kansas
City. The St. Louis day express, due
In Kansas City ut 5:l5 this evening
stuck in snow drift two miles south
OF Independence, Mo. The prevailing
blizzard was driving the snow In blind
ing sheets and the st. Louis local pas.
senger train, due here at 0:25, crashed
into the rear end Of the stalled train
Both trains usually run at high speed.
IT Is reported that many persons are
hurt, but definite news Is not yet avail
able. A relief train from Kansas City
has gone out with surgeons.
Three persons are reported Killed and
eleven badly hurt. Two OF the persons
killed were burned to death In the
Pullman coach Of the train ahead. All
efforts to release them failed. AT this
hour their Identity Is unknown. The
other person killed Is Mrs. ]. g. Schmit-
loft. OF Cincinnati. Her husband, her
daughter and her mother are among
the Injured. L. F. Sheldon, OF Sed1lin,
assistant superintendent of telegraph
OF the Missouri Pacific. Is also hurt.
Others reported injured are Charles
Palke Eliza Titus, W. r. Vaughn and
W. r, Vanlette, residences unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-28
PARIs PREss
On the surrondor-Apgsal to Great

On the surrender-AppeaI to Great
Britain to Accept Mediation.
PARIS, Feb. "a. $50 p. m.-The news
of the surrender Of Genarai cronjo'
made a considerable impression In
Paris, especially as. though the press
dispatches represented the Boer COM
mander's position as hopeless, Lord
Roberts had been 50 Unexpectedly reH-
cent during the last few days that ne
inlsled people here into the belief that
The newspapers Of this city pay the
highest tribute to General CTOnJo'B
vRIor and express the opinion that his
surrender is far from ending the war.
They add that It will only make the re-
sistance OF the Boer nation all the more
desperate.
Several newspapers, however. urge
That Great Britain accept mediation,
now that she has scored an Important
victory. and stop further bloodshed.
The Temps, in an article headed
"Honor to Both CombatRntB," appeals
10 Great Britain TO end the war, say
ing: "If England. once unfortunately
engaged in this struggle, could not
emerge by accepting the humiliation
Of defeat, Il appears to us that she VIII
do well and reconqu2r the sympathiea
OF ali nations, II. after having given
proof Of her superior strength, she knew
how to stop herself, and in SO doing
stop tha scenes Of destruction and car-
mage now unfolding themselves in the
Orange Free State"