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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16
sympathy for Russia.

1t is intimated now and then that
the tide of public sentiment is UNDER
going change and that in the North.
especially sympathy is turning toward
Russia in the struggle between her
and Japan. We do not believe a word
OF III. The wish is father to the
thought. Some pro-RusSian CORES
pendent is endeavoring to manufac-
ture sentiment and it is a pity such
Screeds are given publicity No mat
ter what Russia did or failed to do
Tor the government during the war be-
tween the states, We can not believe
that American public sentiment is so
base and brutal as to espouse her
cause against the plucky little nation
that is in a life-and- death struggle
for her native land. Besides. the trl-
umph of Russia in this conflict means
the closing of the ports of China
against American and British COM
merce. and an alliance against the
Anglo-SaXon people that would stop
the progress of the world. Russia is
another name for ignorance ana
superstition. Her government is no.
based on intelligence but on brute
force, and her hands are red with the
blood of the innocent. 1t is to be eX-
pected that a crank here and there
will rise up and shout for Russia, for
Herod could command following. or
Judas lscariot, or the devil himself.
but it is hardly conceivable that any
considerable number of intelligent
men in America or in Great Britain
have deliberately chosen the side OF
the oppresSor and robber of the weak
and the helpless. Exceptions among
the Russians there are to be sure but
rs a nation it is the enemy OF the
race, ana the world would be better
place to live in if both Russia and
Turkey were wiped off the face of the
aa
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16

You are liable to an attack II some
form of Bowel Complaint and should
provide yourself with the best known
Remedy. DR.. Seth Arnoid's Balsam.
Warranted by w. g. Thomas, Tucker
building Pharmacy and Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug Co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16

No self-respeeting girl would think
of marrying q young man VINO nad
no faults for her to reform.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16
We Are Coming.

We are having better times than
we used to have. brethren. There is
lesa meanness in politics than IN
former times. Men are more toler-
ant and forbearine, ana less passion
ate and furious than they were
twenty-five years ago. The leaders
We're never mad ct each other. but
they intlamed the people. and neigh
Dor turned against neighbor, and
friend against friend. For about two
| months previous to the election the
relations between Democrats ana Re-
publicans were considerably strained.
and a light or two in the neigh bOr-
hood was no uncommon occurrence.
Then the newspapers furnished the
channel for all sorts of billingsgate
| and abuse, and to accept either side
was to believe the other a set of cut
threats and scoundrels. Now. there is
another state of affairs entirely The
orator who is obliged to go back to 6S
| for his blood and thunder fails to
draw. ana the man who stands before
the people with clear-cut argument
upon the living issues of the day. Is
| the man the people stay with The
paper whose correspondents tell the
| truth, no matter whom it hurts, is
the paper the people want to read.
and that class of newspaper work will
grow more and more popular as the
sun rises in the heavens. We haIl
this better day. We are better party
men than ever because we are bet
ter citizens. We cherish the same
principles We used to go crazy over
| but we have learned that reason is
| a better weapon than passion. We
are still partisans, if you please. but
a man can be a partisan without De
ing a fool. Quite a number of us
still believe that Billie Bryan is ever
| lastingly right others OF us think that
Judge Parker has blaZed the way
| while yet others of us pin our faith &c
| Roosevelt. but we are all neigh5or'
and friends. an dive are not GOING &c
| allow any politician with his war
whoop and feathers to fool us int
| strife and discord again. And we are
going to train our children into thf
sane and sober truth that the differ
| ence between the two parties. thong
wide and deep. is q difference between
two opposing ideas-not candidates.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16

The three ages of y woman ore her
real a~e what her friends think it is.
and what she says it is
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16
|BR0UGT BACK
TO LIFE BY MANS
MYSTERIOUS POWER
STARTLING WOMAN-SAYs SHE
RAISED FROM THE DEAD
AND RESTORED PROFESSORS MARVELLOUS con-
OVER DISEASE
The Blind Made to See;
The Lame TO Walk

D o TO al
Health by Wonder oIk Pcrfor Marve
the of Drastic or lie Kn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-16

Many a political candidate STANDS
on his record for the purpose of keep
ing others from getting at it.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
Something GRAND.

The famous French tragcdienne,
Madame de Tourney, In Schiller's
historic masterpiece, "Mary Stuart,
Queen Of Scot.s," ito be present-
ed at the opera house In this city
for the first time next Thursday
evening, December 1. This Is one
Of the finest plays on the road,
and Mr.. Jas. Ferguson has by
special effort succeeded In secure
ing this talented company here on
that occasion. This is positively
the same company that plays In all
the larger cities Of America, whose
gorgeous costumes have caused SO
much talk, and whose magnificent
production has already proved one
of the past seasons greatest sue
ccsscs. II you want to enjoy a
splendid dramatic performance at
home, and by renowned actors,
then don't miss this opportunity,
Reserved seats on sale at Cason's 5
drug store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

The NJ. L.. church at Buell.. Mo,
will bc dedicated, Dec. I. 1901.
Preaching ON Thursday evening,
Dec. i,t, by Rev. 4. j. Gale, OF
Mexico. Mo-; Friday evening by
Rev. A. NJ. Pennewell OF Warren
ton, and Saturday evening by Rev.
j. Giddens of Wellsvillc. Sunday
morning Presiding Elder W. +.
Burrlss will preach. Dinner ON
the grounds. Services In the
afternoon and at night. Every
body invited.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

Its "poor old Missouri" now
indeed. Just think of the re-
publicans and negroes having
control Of Missouri. which thought
the greatest state of all. Poor
old Missouri! The republicans
have finally disgraocd her again.
Standard.
Yes, and just think Of what a
glorious opportunity the NEGRO
equality" editor of the Standard
will have during the next four years
to continue to play craps and Hip
nicNlcs at cracks In the iloor with
negroes for money and cigars.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
CURED CONSUMPTION

Mrs. Is. w. .kv,,ns, Clearwater,
Kan, writes ..--t'My husband
lay sick for three months Tho doc
tors said he had quick consump-
tion. We procured a bottle OF
Ballard's Horehound syrup and II
cured him. That was six years ago.
Since then we have always kept
bottle In the house. We cannot do
without it. For coughs and colds
It has no equal. Doc, 5Oc, 81. City
drug store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
MONTGOMERY CITY MISSOURI FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1904.

The pig stys In town are now
being rcstocked with porkcrs ready
for the winters supply Of house,
hold slope.
II you are a farmer or stock rails.
er and havn't received a medal Of
some kind from the Worlds Fair
association the matter has certainly
been overlooked, and you should
call their attention to II ut once.
There are only nine divorce suits
upon the circuit court docket here
this term. This kind Of weather
generally gives temporary restora-
ton to the marital relation.
Henry Breeders goose lot has
been q lively place this week.
But death overtakcs them sooner
or later, when they will go where
all good geese 20.
There were some things to laugh
over a, New Florence on election
day, says the Leader, and the fol-
lowing was one: "Mr. Jeiicrs was
the republican judge here. and as
such helped the colorcd brothers In
making out their ballots. Mr.. JET
fers was assisting Web. stephens
son, and had reached the constitu-
tional amendment for free passes
to state officials. He read II to the
colored brother and inquired how
he desired to cote. Web. studied
a minute aud said: "well sab, III
Jest vote for dat. Perhaps I'll get
one dem passes meselt some day"
The magnificent Missouri build
ing upon the world's Fair grounds,
the finest and best building there,
was destroyed by fire last Satur-
day about u p. m. The fire
caught under the kitchen. and
In spite of all human Efforts the
building with much of its content,
were a mass OF ruins in a shori
time. The fire companies found
sbo1t all they could do To saw,
the Government building rs ais,
the Wisconsin and Louis iani
buildings which stood near. sun
day Light fire was discovered
among some rubbish under tn,
New York building, hut 1t wal
put out before any great damage
was effected. Monday the inn
mcnsc street car sheds at the Lin
dell avenue entrance were burne,
down.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
NOTlCE.-To merchants, an

NOTlCE.-To merchants, and
owners of business property In
Montgomery. Every business
house In Montgomery City has
some small defect easily rcmedied,
that II corrected would reduce your
insurance rate from . to 30 per
cent. have n copy OF the latest
inspection report, and il you will
call | will show you the defect In
your risk, aud II corrected would
be glad to report same, and get
you a lower rate. Would be
pleased to serve you, Yours truly,
c. l.. CLARK, Temple bldg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
Osr Subscripfi0n Rates.

The subscription price Of the
Montgomery TRIBUNE Is one dol
lar a year. In advance. We also
club the Tribune with the st. Louis
Globe Democrat twice a-weck)
for si.75 a year for both papers,
Clubbing rates with any other pa
pers II desired. II
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
MISSOURI LAND VALUES
EXCHANGED By ELECTION

Macon, MO-, Nov. tB.-"kaneas
CITY, MO, NOV. 10, iv0i. r. Shousb
y. - ..,ut b" ~ IN.
Co"
EuOepc Sho, .b .cpior memhcr
of N local rcal o.,a,. arm w..
sbov;pv tho .bovc t.,s sy,.m mi.
moyniny n. n r.sui, NJ tho .,.ct,op
Uc said tho dcal had be.n HANGING
l,rc unLi tho issu n had hc.n dsa.
nite,v dc,.rmined. The trade In.
yolyed n large niece of farm prop-
ertv.
"we have bccp pcvo,ia,inv somc
if,cen or tw,,.tv dcaI. tb,. sum.
mc,." remarked Mr.. sbo,.h. "but
wcyc un,b,o m cop.umma,. apv
of tbcm until ,f,., the c,ec,,on
Tbi. IN the third nm. that has bccn
clos,d .ipcc tho s,h aud I ,,ol ,or
,bc same rcsuit 4, m majority of
tho o,b.,s Tn, .i.c,,o, In. ...
,ah,,sb.d busi,css 1, u,s.o,,, nm
N solid footiny for .t Ica.t four
vca,s md ~ by Tim, time VIZ do
no, succ..d l, convincing ipv.s-
tors from other states that We arc
no, tho robber.c,rscd communi,v
some thlnl, u.i,i. our own fault"
"w, mr.. scnJlp, on, nm ,avcr-
,i..mcn, Nc,u,ch,on.. pic,nrc of
Missouri lininyu, with Rooscv,,t
states which recon ,Iv opnc,rcd In
IN, n,ob..D.mocr,, 4" remarked
l. a. yu,z n,o,bcr rcal est,,,
,., .t, s,,ncL a.. .h,,, IN.
hos, ,,c,or,al re,,csc,,,,,on NJ The
situation wc could oct, Il will
L,ocl, dox, tho h,,,i,,. N, ,,s,.r,
,'.'',1',, -, | - - - -. =,
p''lu"'e' "s''"s'" S'"'' ""'o" ~
destined To bccolio ti.e greatest In
the nation. Talk as you will and
print denial. with nil IN, yivor of
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
Wants 10 he Chairman.

A dispatch from Jefferson City
to the Globe Democrat says that
our Tom y. Rixcy wants to be
chairman of the state democratic
committee. because OF his able cf-
forts recently In behalf OF the
Montgomery county democratic
ticxet. Oh, Lord! how we poor
apples do swim. Who Is making
fun OF Us now. We knew Caption
would have trouble on his hands
yet, Ia his efforts for the same po-
sition. The real truth l. that out
side OF some forty republicans at
Wcllsvillc, Rhincland and other
places in the county who failed to
vote Tor various reasons, and
about twenty fraudulent demo-
cratic votes cast In the county
from st. Louis and adjoining
counties, 4. =. Rosenbergcr did
more To elect the county demo-
cratic ticket than all the democratic c
committecmen combincd-and he
isn't Dragging about ii either.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

The three largest Libraries of the
world are the Bibliulhrquc Rationale,
Paris. France, 5000 0,I volumes. In
cludng pamphlets; British Museum
Library, London, England 1000 900 !;
Imperial Library Of st. Petersburg.
Russia, 100000. The library of Con
crosses at Washington. contains l,ooO.-
GOV volumes,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
Candidate for Nortoni's Place.

A. W. Lailcrty Of Montgomery
City. Mo-, and Joseph Williams of
De Soto will be candidates for the
appointment Of assistant district
attorney Of the United States for
the eastern district Of Missouri,
following the resignation of Bert
ID. Nortoni, who will become n
Judge o. the st. Louis court oi
appeals ON January 2. Several
others will doubtless iilc applica-
tions for the position. which pays
$1,000 year. Mr.. Williams was
n candidate at the time Mr.. Nortoni
was named.-Globc Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is n list OF letters re-
naming unclaimed In the post
oiiice at Montgomery City, NO.,
Nov. ~. 1904, and II not called for
within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter oi,icc:
Billie Adams II Clements
j II DUNCAN, Lena Hill,
Mrs Eva jackson Ellie Priest
l. T. Thompson.
q. L. NUNS, p. NJ.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25


and Mrs. Emmett Oliver near this
city last Sunday night.
Park Hewitt Of this city and Miss
Frances Cullen Of st. Louis will be
married on Tuesday evening. Nov.
~. 1904. at the home Of the bride.
Mr.. Morg white, ST.. Of near
Mid dletown, was In town Tuesday
for the first time In several months.
He is not az we'll now.a.days rs
he used to be.
Elder s. A. Elkins and wife cx-
pcct to leave next Tuesday for
their old Kentucky home, to visit
a month among relatives and old
friends.
The Montgomery City High
School foot ball team defeated the
Pike College team Of Bowling
Green by a score of 10 to o, at this
place last Saturday.
DIR. Crockett and party Of nine
or more other deer hunters from
here. with as many dogs, left
Frida Y for southeast Missouri on
their annual ten days deer hunt.
+. NJ. Messenger cx-supcrintend-
cnt Of the county poor farm, Is
already out with n petition for his
old job, TO succeed Frank Bass,
who has been an excellent Official.
The Middlctown Chips Is be-
coming quite pugilistic since the
election II over. During the cam
paign 1t had very little to say.
"Comc and see, how Sal and I
killed the bear"
Mcsdamcs j. NJ. Barker and T..
q B. Pcgram and Misses Lockwood
and Barker. visited at New Flor
cncc Tuesday. They secured a
first class driver to conduct them
and their fractious horse home
again.
The Wellsvillc Op,ic-News say :
there was enough republicans at
that precinct who failed to vote to
have elected three of the candi-
dates ON the ticket. Where was
the committeeman at that place,
and what are they for.
The two. story tArn Of Il. II.
Williams, upon his home place
Just north oi town, caught lire In
some unknown manner last Sat
II urday about noon, and soon went
a up In lire and smoke. The loss is
sup posed to be about $50, which
2 included quantity of hay and
grain. The horse and buggics
were removed after the barn com
mcnccd to burn.
tl The suit Instituted here Las,
summer against +. a. Mitchell,
thc hustling young life insurance
agent from Mexico. was last Sat
urday dismissed. The man Fox
Who brought the action Is said to
have left Mexico, Mo-. for parts un-
known. Mr.. Mitchell IL an cx-
crilcnt young man, and Is now
agent for the Modern Brotherhood
Of America, aud Is doing IA good
business.
Claude Il. Ball OF Montgomery
Who was here Monday on business,
said the democratic defeat was oc-
oasioncd iirst by the nomination
Of Parker and his telegram; sec-
ond, by the nomination Of Folk
who cared nothing for anything
party or its co-candidatcs, II was
eli first; third the action Of the
democratic executive committee
Tie st. Louis Republic and Post.
Olspatch. Warrcnton Herald.
& Mrs. Maggie Mitchell, wife oi
John Mitchell, residing some two
blocks south of the High Schoo
building, died oi typhoid fever a,
~ family home last Friday morn
lne, at the age OF 30 years, and
UAs buried at High Point cemetery
Mt4 p. M, same day. Mrs
S1Gkchell was very much OF lady,
s.od had been n member OF Tho
1Qfistian church for several years
formerly resided In Galloway
Unity, and her maiden nam;
Xs Gee. She leaves Il husband
Mo4o three small children.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

In. .,,. bus,n.ss
Al, o,,h.d.uoc,.,. bc,csbouts
hunting v.s,erdav.
pm, ,,un,v went soiid demo.
,,.,. ,h,. v..r hv sbout 7,O
M, INV
~, Smith and T. n p.y,am
49,. ,h,,, A., y,s,,,o, ,b. wor,a,s
E.,, mi. w..L
N..d,mes n r G,oham md
R,b, R,t.r visi,cd -c,a,ives In
I.,..,,,o ,ho r.., w.oL
T. Miller n, p,us,on and
ch,,,,,., p.,,,s n, Rh,r.,.nd a,c
.or ,,,. w,.L a. ,,,ynon
c.,,,., .,,.,,.,. h.v. ho.n In
,ox, ,.,.lv .,ns,.n,,v ,oot,py IN,
h,.,,... n,.n,n,s .nd ,,o,.,,v
p,..h h,..d ,.c.,v.d n, Ra,icv,s
restaurant every dny. There IL
none better. (tf)
A nation has bcen filed in the
ci,cui, court for n new trial In the
case Of Mcdowell apainst Kali.
never.
i. A. B,bcrmcyer and wife of
Truxtop were in town Monday.
They ar. wei, p,.ascd with their
new home.
Tn, General mnrkc, for poultry
of nil Kind. wn. well stocked this
v,,r. md M mu,h lower prie,s
,ban op, v.nr,vo.
L. ". Clement of Wcllsyill. and
Mr. N,yvi. Di,Lev Al, Rc,h.l mr.,
snid In hive becn marri,d Thur.
day a, tn. hom, OF IN. bride.
MIR. Jo.hua Woodroof nnd Miss
Alice Ingram. both of ncar Mine.
ola. were married MT IN, home Of
the brides parents "Wednesday
cv.ninv Of mi. week. Rev. l. &.
Smith of ,hi. city ot,icintinp.
G., W, Bowi.s md family Icf,
her, Mond.y for Dnlhnrt. Tcxas.
where they will mike their fu,ur,
home. lie took n tenn of mules
an d most Of his household goods
with him.-.Ion,shu-v .Iournal.
President Roosevelt will be In
81. Louis next Saturday. Noyrm-
Der "a, to visit IN. Worlds Fair
Prom,n.p, men from nil over IN,
state will b, th.r, to greet and cx.
t.nd him the warm hand of fellow
shin To R,publican Missouri.
Circuit court her. thistcrm seem,
To b, doing "A sort of summer VA.
cation business. Tn. Judg, arri.
w. ,n ~. .nao,, I'll, ,.hieA ..,,.
-''.'-,.'''' - 'No'' ~ -. ~, ~" 80 ~
80 ~ y" "F, aa W, ""' 80"
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r, vr. I'm 49,. -
~. W. =.
re- r. -, ' 49, =,
~ 80 e W." aVv' ' ''", 80,
~ - r, ISL ~ '" W"
"e '"Nc" ""' Inc accommodation
at nigh, and the afternoon loca
passengers will be- put back OF
their old schedules.
Mrs. Mary j. Fullington OF
Dcnison. Tex. died at New Flor.
cncc Tuesday evening from pncu-
monia. She came north to attcnd
the Worlds Fair, and was nj
New Florence for a few duys will
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

Barley's ice cream with or with
out soda; Is the best make and
very delicious to the taste. Call
and try 1t. (tf
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
q. +. NUNS, =. NJ.

Remember, We are still serving
those delicious sundaes, phospha.
tes and Ice cream soda.
tn j. X. BARLEY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-18

Taking Judge Parker's speech OF
acceptance as a declaration OF his
policy if elected, what have the
democrats to hope for from his
election? He is opposed to dishon-
esty in public office. So is Roose-
welt, and he has shown his opposl-
ton by vigorously prosecuting the
offenders in the postoffice depart
ment. He favors the gold stand
ard. So does Roosevelt. He be-
lieves thatthe trusts and monop-
olies should be controlled by the
government but thinks the laws al
ready on the statute books are
sufficient to control them, though
he acknowledges that he may
change his mind on further lnves-
tigation. Mr. Roosevelt also be-
lieves in such control, and by his
I persistent efforts to control them
has won the opposition of nearly
all of the trust magnates IN the
country, who are focking to the
support of Parker. He is opposed
to imperialism, but admits that the
Philippines came into possession
of this government by the accident
Of war, and can offer no criticism
on the manner in which they have
been handled. He would simply
amend the present policy by telling
the Filipinos plainly that some
time in the dim distant future,
when they get so they know enough,
they will be given independence,
Such a complimentary promise
would doubtless be greatly appre
ciated by the Filipinos. He is op.
. posed to a protective tariff and be
! lieves that ii is an evil, but believes
that any change in the presen
, schedule should be made gradual,
3 so as not to bring about disastrou
results by destroying public conf
! dence in the evil. And even
Y elected he promises no change il
the schedule as he says there is n
t hope of the democrats getting con
troll of the senate, and without
+ no changes could be made tha
Il we're not acceptable to the republl
If cans. Under these condition
e what is the country to gain by hi
8 election
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-18

"For several years my wife was
tronbled with what physicians call
ed sick headache of q very severe
character. She doctored with sew
eral eminent physicians and at a
great expense, only to grow worse
nntil she was unable to do any
kind of work. About a year ag. a: :.
she began taking a Y, berlaln
stomach and Liver iTablets ans
today weighs more than she eve
; Aid before and is real WE'LL" say
Mr.. Geo. E. Wright Of New Lon
| don, New York. For sale Os q
druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-18

which formers expect to raise in
such a country what can ordinary
mortals do who have settled there
but go into the stock business, or
prove up and sell their holdings to
the stock growers 8?
It would seem to one in this part
Of the state that the country west
of Pierre is quite ag we'll calculated
to secure the density of population
found in the state east Of the Tooth
meridian of longitude as that part
of the state is to catch up in popu-
lation with the territories Of the
New England and Middle states,
and other parts of the country
! where the resources for manufac-
turing and the avenues of com
merce provided by nature have
been so successfully turned to ac-
count in the progress Of clvlllza'
ton.
VOTER.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-18
There ls no Rochelle salts, Alums
Limo or Ammonia In food made with
Bakiing, i
Powder |
-NOTIR The BAKING POWDER TRUST
lfn9ahe9 pure 1000.
-NOTLR TIE BAKING POWDER TRUST
fn?a!se9 pure 1000.

The war news from the far east
the past week shows that there has
been something doing. Both the
Port Arthur fleet and Vladivostok
feet of the Russians have been
practically disabled by the Japan
ese. Having put everything else
out of commission the plucky little
Japs are now waiting for the arriv-
al of that Baltic fleet.