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subsequent fghting about the Chinese
csrital wsa such as to still further
awaken the admiration Of the world.
Prior TO that time the little men had
measured themselves only with the sol.
dlers Of China. Now they marched
aide By aide with the soldiers Of Eu.
ro,,e aud America. The laps seemed
10 understand that much depended on
tho impression made. How favorable
that impression was the reports sent
back by newspaper correspondents and
The naldicrs OF other nations amply tes-
,ify. The praises Of the little BEG.
Rara." as the Jap troops were called.
wrrp being sung from Berlin TO San
Fmpcisco. They outmarched the other
troopa, were the iirst over the breaches.
stood fatigue with less complaint and
maintained better discipline than al.
mos, any other soldiers in the field.
The small arms used by the Japanese
were invented by one Of their officers.
They are fine weapons and the man.
per IN which the little brown men are
u.lns them against the Russians dem
onstrates that their military advance
ment aimee the Boxer uprising has been
AZ rapid a. during the ysaFa between
1875 and 1900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
The Candle M,

The candle nut is : native Of the Ia.
cinc islands. and thc namc IS derived
from the fact that tbc kernels are ~
full Of oil that when dried they are
stuck on rceis and used as candles
The people Of Hawaii. after having
roasted these nuts and removed the
shells, reduce the kernels 10 pastr.
which Is Favored with pepper and sal,
and is said 70 be most appctiEing
dish. The husk 81 the nut and the gum
which exudes from the tree have me.
dicinal values, while the burned shell Of
the kukui is used TO make an indeliblc
ink with which tattooInE Ia done.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09
WAYS or THE MAcple.
ne Btra IL ss-aabss. sserestwe aAs
Faal 81 M1arhteG.

ne BiFA u ss-aAbts. seerestwe aAd
Fau 90 masrhtsG.
The mhEpis has the same sort az 30
cshbsllty. the same sscrrtiyeneSs. the
same thirst for edncation-of certain
kipd the same Inherent and incradlon.
bic love 81 mischief ~ has that very
versatile bird the rareu Not that In IN.
iellect snd strength Of character she Is
In any way equal 10 the raven. Fun
abe has In abundance. but hardly hu
NOR Conscious bumor. that high and
rare Eift Of man which undergraduates
aud coiors everything in life. Is. I
think poNscsscd Ia germ by the raven
and the raven alone. You 500 Il In his
eye. in the pose 81 bis bead. 10 h!s
wslE. IN every movement Of his l,ody
The eye Of ihc maggie h. Ike The wit
81 Dickens. always on the move. ncrv
Gus. exeitablc. RlHjoTinR. Stimulating
The eye 81 the raven Ia like the humor
Of Goldsmith. II has a PARKWAY look.
II dreams, Il thinks. 1T hoios and Il
bodies" IL all bu, smiles. The magpie
will pick up many words, or even son.
tenceS. and the old superstition that
shc will only tax or talk well II her
tongue IL Elit with = thin and sharp
silver Kixpcnce died = natural death
about the time that the coins Of the
realm had TO he "milled' and 70 were
rendered unsuitable for 20 stupidity
cruel an operation. n Bosworth Smith
In Nineteenth Century
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raoNe soetherb Islands were Ne, III.
~ eFefsseNdai as they are uow 80,
tue t4'buists0a u sskhsiin Sas yery
sa-al hassaa saar shls ssraD al "a
ssshdiaE HIS = lar ls@fose he's sit,eytsg
i~ss.@ss4oAs shd detesuniBsa 20 go.
y THIS stAs dAd IL beg asaaI n.s,.E,,.,-
~ hs9'snk Ia Naturally JsDsn mr..
sssssa. sha hessSa. sTen viii heF Al.
seFtAai isHd srsbtaAg psogpasistes. Asd
80 saS f&e~ u Dispute the eaaitA. So
aSeshaiagiy suggested Shst /. tosnt -
re.4tSoa - tired J4Pan i@iaK rsvaa
ihs ssatb~se kaif. Of eDarse ~, AZ
aas s@sa tosat snrat.a saosss sr,.v A.
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s9ssg asosslsssAo& Ia Iais aas~ Fesisy son
s-ssxa - tkassA4 2Aa hessAs. Jsnan
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AsSs frN ~ Tie kariAe Fv.ck. II a.
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sac fSaeazsa. leb4n tsoss~sssd arsia
q A'rsNNiaS4 "a sas aiaasoas Rassss a
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ee2aVs sHa Aes rsfat9s sarye,asans sar
aasas isasskrtsga pAs HvaWY . t3ess
t@g i@ 4ssraass - II c4asrss Gt,s yabs
30 fssi5se EAa1 Il 10y Nxsv ~ tx~
sesaN fasss @stasessa skassssrS Itsy
aasss b. tfxg,aEs'5 - ssls,sss Il - sssrs
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gAsst esa tss sssets ie tss sstlts sa.s ~ ST.
Es 4aea eas tas afsE ssslssa 10 fes :
Es.sAs as ssis ssass a0ss saaasF Dr. tea4.
aEs ss4s q ssss4s yea ssosssa aa sas siss.
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sse NEssa sAss1s4 80 SEQ assrs ta 80
asss~ssE sssss9ss. u y HAS lapse usss
sasara NsaAsssa Sc a @afses n ssaia.
taasa4 aa,4 as i.sassas f.ss.sasass a.
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THE kANcARoos STORY.
WIZ she DOES Throw ThetF TsanG
Away Nh@s Hard PF~Ssed-

Why she Dses Thrsss ThetF YsanG
Away Nh@s Hard PT~Ssed-
! have beard that men folk In their
blindness de~m eur does 10 be- lacking
Ia tbs psuper instincts Of maternity be-
cause they have found that doe kan.
CARGO wtl~n hnnted will throw away
lie offspring 10 save its own skin By
fastening its sIseed. Thia- says Old
Man Jack IA the Autobiography of
an Australian kangaroo" In Pearson's
Magazine. is simply senndsloas and
s0olisa
Men people are evidently not awarr
thsi our Youngsters USE the mothers
fourit alinnst up 60 thu = ~ Of maturity
Nouid tic9 have our does attempt 10
~ fnoia aegs and men aud horScs
. 10 youngsters weighing nearly afiy
pounds la the.E pouchesf The thing
uoaid ise Impossible.
Among as = Another IL taught 20 toss
iaer youngsters 10 piscc OF safety
niaeu she IL hard pressed. n she could
aui ihruw u 10 . piaer far safer IN the
Circumstances ihab BIER own pouch she
paad InrB 81 bag with Il ard face any
ssads
In ihe eGse ~ my mother. when we
~~rr cliSar~i aud sure IN the hunt be.
came dangerous she would pause. draw
me cot of her pouch. throw me careful
y into long scrub on her right then
turn sharply to Der left pause again
Sntii the hounds had nsen Der and then
D. oa like the wiDd straight away
from me
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

A writer Ia a London Newspaper
says: The other day heard an Eng
llshman defending our system OF coin
age on the ground that we are the only
nation on earth who can say that the
system is bone Of our bone For there
are $40 bones in the body and 2ao
pence In the pound. tsaere are TO bo1Rs
in the bead snd trunk and TO In the
llmbs and I3o pence In half sovcr.
eign; each limb contains 10 bones ans
= half crown contains % pence. In The
spinal column there are - bones and
in = norfn - pence. and as We have
- ribs on each side. 10 we have 70
peDce in every shilling See isow ihr
proportions 81 the skeleton Of our com.
men'e confoTm 10 natures teaching
No wonder II Is vigorous Sc
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

One Of the most brilliant essays on
nasology IL the one which classes noses
not By origin. but BY mentality. The
aquiiine nose. for example. IL the sign
Of goodness. amiability and weakness
BY that nose Louis XVI was led 20
the direst eatastropnies. Let ns have
administration for the nose that IL very
slightly prominent. IL Is the muzEle
Of . sheep and belongs 10 people who
are easily deceived. Disirust the nose
with the medium part elongated. That
elongaiion marks the extent Of desires
and the instability u nppetites. Look
out also for the ferret nose. with its
sharp point. always on the scent for
secrets. II is the nose Of the iDqnisiior
The deyil-may-cane nose IL slightly
turned up At the end II denotes a
character without hrInness. But when
you see q nose that rises from the
depths of the orbits and stands out In
bold relief take on your hat You are
Ia the presence u the nose OF think
er.-Toronfo Mall.
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There rs \ legcad 10 the elect q
the thorn blooms On Christmas 4
II is said hat ST JOSEPH II Aria
Tiara lan,i.d near Glastonbury ,
stuck his STAT in the ground. IL e
root, grew and blossomed every Chr
mss day thereafter. The tree \
hcwn down by a Puritan Of the Il
81 Cromwell. but in doing this deed
cut his leg. and chips flying from
AK blinded him. The trunk. tho
separated from the root. grew
nourisheSi. and for many years
and blooms from the tree Of ST. Jos
were sold by the merchants Of Bris'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

An incisb.st IN the lie az paganll
GENES 10 IN from Liverpool The err.
rioiinisi Was visiting friends in a.
suburbs of THAI city AT the house 81
lady whose religious IDEAS wer4 srve-
~ strained by BIER CUES; gen;uring
play aa the sabba IA day.
Wy" asked the musician. -ecf
Sabat mos De - holie that aosing 10
he done al all. W does Proresicn
permit ~ leciel birds to sing on
day aud Ne lcavcs OF "a forest to q
zere hands for soy. making ~ rnsili
music. aud ~ waters Of ~ great do
10 sound SER mysterious hsr1nonsesT
Paganini's stay At that house. VIC 8
ioll Was brief isonjou News.
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THE MODERN MORE.
u d Nee ssniinasns, bat nsavsBy
VITA . DaaA of Hamor.

vita . DasA Of Hsner.
According 70 the modern notion,
Rian should be something Of an artist
10 life. He should At least appear TO
play bis part easily. with dash and
gnsto. like the acrobat who performs
each dangerous feat smiling This d
Ia panaehs. the feather ia the cap Of
eourage-bragery with humOr added.
II u the spirit In which Lungtungpen
Was taken. in which cyrano composed
bis baliade while be fought duel. Tor
GyraB0 and Alan Breek. no less than
Muiyabey and Sherlock Holmes, are
very modern heroes.
kteFenson's whole life WAS one long
devotion 10 this IDEAL He carried his
III heaith and penury brayely and wit.
iily into far corners Of the earth
through many strange adventures. As
be wrote 10 William Archer: The
Hsedicine bottles on my chimney aud
the blood on my handkerchief are acct
dents They do not exist In my pros
pecg."
The meiodramatic gloom az Byron.
the laehrynlose pathos Of Dickens and
the shallow sentimeniality Of ThAek.
cray touch the source OF our tears less
surely than the sheer gay heartedness
and courage 10 the face Of disease. diff.
neai;y OF danger. This is the modern
note. A clever woman told me that
even young man Of Der aequaintancs
when he reached q certain degree Of In.
umsey. quoted these lines Of Henley's.
IhdeF fhe biudgeoningA Of chance
Ny head ~ bloody. but nnboNed
-cisnde Bragdon In Reader.
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An absurd and repEehensIblS destruc-
NE practice n the building Of fires be-
isaatb tree I'm order to get 81 draft"
The fools that do this kin great trees
for nothing bot = campfire. There IL
no sense IN that 'yretciled practices. A
Gre for camp COOKING should be built
IN the open. and nothing 10 easier A
bare rock is the st plaae. and II you
are 10 cock BY il put up barrier of
loose stones Just extensive enough To
make FIRE AZ large as a kitchen stove
would hold, put dat stone over there
walls. and you viii have al you want
You can fry bacon and your corn
cakes and boil your coffee on that
stone. This IL as good for winter As
for summer. And II you want q bot
old campfire clear a place Of all com
bnstibies and begin small, gradually
adding > stick or two. and the beat
beneath win soon grow 20 strong that
Jon can keep # up for Is many hours
as you please. But be sure that y0a
let II get down 10 the ashes before you
leave. Nobody knows what may hap
pen after you leave a blazing fire
Springfield Republican.
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IL is difficult In Germany for a pro
fes~ional rogue 10 enter . family as a
domestic servant There every servant
has = character book, in which the mis-
tress must enter the dates Of the CON
Ing and leaving Of the servant with
her character while in service. This
the girl IL Obliged to take 10 the near
est police station and have it dated
with the official stamp. thus preventing
the manufacture OF bogus recOsnmen-
dAtionA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

In lecture on longevity delivered
before the Royal College OF Physicians
Sir Hermann Weber. himself an Oc4o-
genaraan. gave official support 10 tiBe
doctrine that brain work DOES not KIN.
bnt rather the reverse A few Of his
instances were Sophocles. Plato. Galen.
Cicero. Moltke Bismarck. Mommsen
and Gladstone. 10 whom we might add
Hobbies. Carlyle. Spencer and Kelvin
The facts nne that brain work increases
The supply ~ blood TO the nerve csrlis
and promotes their nutrition aud
health Mosso. an Italian. laid 4 man
nn = delicaieiy balanced table and
showed that the bead end sank when.
ever the subject did a mental sum OF
any ether brain work The increased
weight of bis head was due 10 the life
giving blood. The truth il that train
work As such. never killed anybody -
London Chronicle.
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|. Evolution :.
or THE
Army Of Japan

R.xhss @iitIAry sssaerssy re-
S~erly Witnessed The ast'sFAA'
- At JsIAaass trootss ~
es~aalsa Il Is seaSfsiiy -.
as tAs uaaspostatioa ~
"a s.yglArs furnishes the 90
- q . ssGhoAs 1lilssFy en-
A n~aI EaHy srtases to9sts
- Asss fvashG sell bat
M ass - F~ossd - = veil
-. sruy - 'tAs fSaEhs p@as
-, - .,~,stzsa asliIlsfg E~aiAsss have
- slh thLs psotlssa q uahs
- ts.i 10 pfS4s0EtAeA As ueef
..k,.a Il EhrY have PF~saIini
- ,ssi, ss~S tt~osahi aAsaraiiy t.s
- tan ~ Stass asSases s@aAd
Z. sqsssssa1Asgrs afFanx Ssssats
~ ,fv neafsy l~staet. bat te's facts
40 s.eas sas TIA sssaHasSasa. NAsa
r.qrs sEstss seet ~ sRS via
- sAe ysvAAse u EssEIak a A4na
4 4 n~a - Csba sac s0siasa - be .
= wrwas sae Gnga4Hsd gssNs-a Asa
-nn-~s saatA ca 40 sstrs are re-
sa.sty srrsek. taIr'i - tAs Ssasssss
A., vausAss sils as tAs~ss- Asa -
A., s~sa u s4ssy Fxs~as Ssf
M ,aux gva~s TIE lsR - b~gtn@ss
,rfi..sa ussra, - assasassFss 10 a~~A
|, anaas mag gAr saaEtes x Ewsn&s
vms tsan sa,s ssaS~ ~ 4ssessssss ~s~e
sassr ssrss rsrsy saap ss@ss aw
as,sui - s,.s sagA = aaH.rsss sss4
~ Al g1e GzCtisA sHtaFy az
wsy sifsnss sa.s9rst 1resafTs EsAss
~ b a. Essep~ss astas@ NsAeA
az Earuaaass sassy tAsssass ssts -
n ~ fasnasy iast sEgA us Htghs eaaa
aan e. n sas tssas ~ gaas fsa's Assse
cnnn i.se. T2as sssseaz.r@s s9asyas
3 Aars f'saa gas " 10 - s1saasssesaA
sfsrsRs 49, optziea - susgsg saRR
Il . s-sg siasa eelsesas1f saasxw II 10
lnaslg tsst ard i2as StB,s e : Esrgg =.
ia sseasus a.21sAfY sArses e'susas
mly sf1sr 30 s'sass ises sssss eas
as aa 81 's.s fesz " t9aFg AfaAss
saaft wNlss ca - EFas sEag ~
IL Fil- fvsas@iass ~ SIZE ssssssesssa
Il ffst sasF ssas ~ kAaA a
} assrs tss sss haEsss vgts ne f'Al
\ a. sap a-ss'4ss u sAs taia Ffss
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Figuring II ous

did the old lady give you anything
when you took her trunk upstairs with.
out knocsin' the I'D oar Inquired the
arst porter.
mo. but she thanked me kindly"
Well kind words will never die" re-
turned the FIRST porter.
Neither will they buy groceries -
Cleveland Leader.
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Ruyter-I'm writing a sequel {
book How 20 Live on Five Hu
a Year"
Scribblcr-what do you eau q
quely
Ruyter--How TO Get the Five
dred. indianapolis Journal.
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nrsaEht Trouble.

White What Is the matter
Plunger's headt
Grcen--Yesterisy was his We
wedding and hc gave his wife a N
pin Tor a present. and when be ~
cd from celebrating the event 81
turned the present with a speech
able TO the occasion. Butte
Mountain.
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Didn't hear your wife refer to you
a. the human mince pier said the curl
Gus person.
Yea" answered Mr., Sirius Barker
is that a compliment
mot exactly. she means that I never
agree with anybody" - Washington
Rfnr
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breaking ~ GeatIy.

His Consin-Wc sent on the disp
60 stop your model coming. BUT
had put one word too many. 50
struck Il ont
Real Artist--Oh. indeed What \
did ycn strike outy
His COusin--Iou had written. Il
not 70 come, as l have only Just dl,
cred ! cannot paint today So
crossed out to-day Punch.
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1AeEA8AAA ma MG@AAA Ob&EABAAG-
The naental discipline which may be
derived from the practice Of stenog-
rnphy IL permanent Speed may be
lost, word signs may slip awsS. but
the power Of concentrating die aiten-
ton perxists. Nor Is the increased pow
er Of anslyNis confined 10 the ana ysis
o. spoken words. II is brDagbt into
play IN al kinds Of mental work. Pos
Eibly the truth may be that only per
sons with minds naturally analytic can
become expert stenographers and that
the faculty IL q cause rather than an
effect Of such proficiency. However
that may be. the man who has mind
Of that sort can select q topic st ran
dom. anslyne IL rapidly into It's natural
subdiviaiRns and make q speech OF
write an essay on Il while the other
men would be cropping around for an
introduction The value Of this sort Of
discipline 10 a lawyer or preacher or
writer Is obvious. Mathematics is the
only study that can be compared 10 q
scientific system Of shorthand for the
development n analytical powers
TIE Weird Today.
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Il always contend. sir. said the girls
father meaningly, that young men
should be In bed before 1890 each
night"
"IesT' replied the yosng man who
was calling ON the girl Il hope you
oct that good example yourself. sir."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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To live 10 the prcsenoe Of
truths and eternal laws 10 be
permanent ideals that is what
q man patient when the world
him and calm and unspOiled VIII
world praises him. -Honore de D
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uauaaal.

Old Chum-what made you decide to
marry herr
Newly Married-Because during our
long acquaintance she never once sent
me a sofa pillow. Detroit Free Press
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Cha--l suppose ought 10 stop ana
mink before accept him.
Maud-oh. no You'll have plenty Of
tine b do that atterwara = Detroit
FRYE EiSemA
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The difference between salary and
wages Is precisely the difference be-
tween accepting a position and getting
Q ioh-DetrOit Free Press
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when looked at this picture last
week failed to observe those goats
down In the corner"
:'rrobably they butted In since then. ="
Kansas City Journal.
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Mr.. Newrich On cityl-Mariar. pass
them beans
Mrs. Newrich-Don't be absurd
Frank. Thcm's salted ammons Penn.
gylvanla Punch Bowl.
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An EVentfuI Period.


lbs hFsl I'eEsod al Japans military
~solsslon eEseHded from the beginning
- Tie hALsahns rebellion la is0s 10 the
ei'SAiAg II The Chino Japanese var In
is1s This struggle served GOT only 10
et~a Tie eyes u the word % she faet
Thai nSs naiiitary power had catered
TIE hesd. bei came lie = revelation 10
Ihs japs themselves. Tho adoption Of
western methods had not bs-en ia vain.
TIE careful ahd seienlinc drill OF the
Haen Ia bath THE array aud navy. the
aAsFAstass siAip practice u the gnnners
"a ths artillery and Oh the shipa, the
PEARS o. sSady giNen 70 every military
sasssaA 81 esFth. the schooling isnpars.
90 IL japanese oslcers And men hy ar.
~ experts fFozn Europe aud America
An tf'es~ shihgs had eerRe fruit The
Island flaEa0sn had dot oniy ovexrotns
Der her~aitzry and oYerRrowa neirh
tsf ga beth Had sBd sea. bot she had
oeae = ID a EaanneF that ne1ecsed glo.
- Rt~ssl hrS arms der anlbiliaa 10 be
al@e isadss ~ Uhe ef4eni WAS giren .
fresA stsar
EhssAa's grab ~ the LisusonT pen
iassAa and GsaehuFss furnished 9 a.
fvrSlssA sss she aewlt swakeaed niH.
'sF3 caShusaasa ~ gansn Here tsegnn
TIE ss'roud stage ~ she etoinfion ~.
f@f's toward cr~ssaag = great army I'd
nsts ~tVN reieahiad The army asE
Increased s;se inofv rgidlg draiss-i shan
hrfasv Ee rapidlY and sboroastaly was
sfas fsvsSss oafssnd iorSani tilst al sbs
sisbs Il ia.s haReT aashsuak 10 1850 fise
tsiatafY establishment - sie lsia isd
eafsFS lid aazaoss doublrsa
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The Little Beeears.

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~a tle faaieh 10 i'rkihE ahd 10 the
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THE noOeaEIzAnOR or MPAS's ARMY.

~ d'tsvmiHstsaa 10 posarss @ssas day
@e'tH' sFIay aate,latpi that b. ~
'.sf twenty yssp what a. IN vssw
u'H pssseat diHacalty IN The far east.
ea morp slEalacaat IL that u was
$3.50 which hrs, made the nervy little
~ astsFuIns to become q grvat mlll.
V p9Wer. dscadss bpfors the tshlna
a"ss var. with lts resultant Tort
~'N"' episode. was ever thought o.
Then Of Sakhalln.
~ ~ "a IHst twenty nine years aso that
49, As oesied 10 Russia In exchange Tor
- hnTilo Islands. = arpnp o. about
aV barren rOcks. the valuable -.
-. 80 OF Hakhalia. with lie aaeun
aare miles aud tie valuable coal
-" ~ and timber forests Then II IVES
s' she. aguratlvely speaking. gave q
80 aad determined ssms day 10 get
With Russia. Az that time u
40 49, nave been madness 10 attempt 10
.s, asr anscrupuIous foe The evvnts
a 10 TO THE cesslon Of sakhalin
49, go enthusiastically Russian, The
- geographically Is q portion Of
~ ypahees group. II lies Just north
40 nom which n 10 separated
Aa'FOv strait q esya. Japan's
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NE sinsdon' . hat Japan sAor,,y -.
1e oee vast training aehool.
= very complete plan of fortineat,on.
"a, rs ADOPTED The WORK along this i'm
a -, nos beea entirely nnished, but an
uns naass important points are wen
protested especially against attaea
from sea.
y Was Ia 1875 that compulsory m,l,.
satt service IN the army and navy was
saoplsd' Since that time every male
seOl~tt Of the m;kadO between the
aess Of seventeen and forty Is liable 70
se'iFe duty. The army i made ~ an
'oaf Divisions aud the eonsrrtpt 4
sasled Tor . term Of service in each
ahsee years In the active army. four
Tears 10 the reserves. fse years In tbe
y na"ehr aiad eight years in the land
s'taih' In times u peaee. however
S'aig small humber Of those eligible
are admitted to the active army, choice
beshs made by lot. In the beginning
ne instn stress was laid on the artil.
.sfg Aad ihfanuy arms Of the service
ihe cavalry, which is RasSan's stron.
tSei is&nts y tapaD'g weakest
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matter ~ justice ard naval and 20
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