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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-16

ia, al que concurriran varios elemen-
tos j6venes de esta capital.
Sc encuentra enfermo, aunque
no de cuidado, ell Marshall de la Cor
te municipal de San Juan, doa Fran
cisco Soriano4
Ell hotel mas c6modo, espacioso
y ventilado que hay en- San Juan, es
ell popular HOTEL MARINA, situado
en- Allen n1mero 10. Los pasajeros
reciben excelente. Comidas la ame-
ricana la espanola.
De casi todos los Juzgados mu-
uicipales de la isla han venido solici-
tudes al Departamento de Justicia,
para que sean designados los emplea-
dos subalternos que hacen falta. Del
Departamento Sc les ha cOmunicado
que siempre que justifquen l a necesi-
dad de esos enpleados, seran autori
zados para nombrarlos.
Con mosivo de la gran abundan-
cia de leche que hay este ano Sc esta
detallando este lfquido q los bajos
precios de 3 y centayos el cuartillo.
-Es bastante crftica la situacion
porque atraviesa nuestro pats. La mi
seria cada dfa va tomando mayores
proporciones. Falta en- muchos ho-
cares ell alimento ell vestido con que
cubrir las desnudas carnes de tantos
infelices que como no tienen trabajo,
nj Sc les proporciona, tienen que SUI
cumbir v1ctimas del hambre a mise
ria. Pero, ESQ no es obice para que
solicite en- tcdas parties la exquisite
cerveza PABST, de Milwaukee, cuvos
1nicos importadores son NJ. r. Calde-
ron CO Tetuan IL. San Juan.
La conocida sastreria de don
Manuel Julia, establecida en- a calle
de San Francisco Sc We muy solicita-
da por los parroquianos que Ia fre-
cuentan.
gSTHE HELVETIA.1 .1-27 Gale
de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedes.
liable d hotels Aposentos para fa-
milias personals solas. Comidas a
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel estA cargo de una senori-
la cagief1a.
-Anoche parecfa de fiesta en- la
plaza Baldorioty, pues la banda del
professor Tizol did una escogida retire
ia que atrajo muchas damas senori-
tas, las cuales estuvieron paseando
hasta las diez y cuarto en- que los
aires marciales de la band de corne-
tas TOGO el dltimo numero que fue
aplaudido por la concurrencia que
llenaba la amplia plaza.
FL professor Verar prepare tam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-16

bien piezas nuevas que interpretara
con "a maestr1a de siempre.
Ell I.cdo. don Francisco Lassalle,
nombrado Secretario de a Corte Mu-
nicipal de San Juan, ha hecho renun-
cia de su cargo en- el dfa de aver.
El senior Lassalle era el candidate
Official del partido republicano para ell
puesto de Juez Municipal, pero Ell
Attorney 10 nombro solamente Secre-
tario, puesto que este senior no habfa
solicitado.
Ell fot6grafo de Obras P1blicas
ses de licencia.
Sc encuentra enfermo Ell empleado
del Departamento de Sanidad don
Francisco Nogueras.
EgPARA curar un resfriadO en-
un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAxAN-
TIES DE BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario
le devolvera ell dinero ST no Sc cura
La frma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla
en- cada cajita.
-Desde principle del pr6ximo
Agosto sera nombrado un trompeta
para cada capitanfa de la policfa in
sular. Con tai motive Sc solicitan
tocadores de cornetas para cubrir esas
plazas.
-Ha fallecido en- esta Capital, la
respectable sonora Dona Epifania Coto
Y Rivera, madre del honrado inteli-
gente tipografo Pedro Fernandez Diaz.
| Dezcanse en- paz.
Han hecho renuncia de sus car
Cos como concejales don jose Rosa
G arcfa, de Guayama y don Alejo
Claudio, de Patillas. Este senior ha
cambiado de residencia.
@DR. PONTE. .-Ha trasladado
su oficina dental San Francisco 40.
15-9
Don Antonio Rossell visito hoy
al nuevo Gobern ador Mr.. Winthrop.
Ell Comite Central de la Union
no pudo celebrar anoche su anunciada a
reunion por falta de n1mero. Esta
reunion Sc verifcara seguramente ell
| lunes.
En- los pueblos de Arecibo y Ca
rolina Sc estan hacienda trabajos cleo
| torales para la election de los muni-
cipios. Creemos que ESQ debiera ha-
cerse en- los demas pueblos.
-Parece que hay formulados car
gos de alguna consideration contra
un teniente de la policfa insular.
Ell dia 20 Sc verifcara una mag
ma as amblea de los elementos unionis-
| tas de | a ciudad de Humacao.
Ell Mayordomo de la Mansion
Eiecutiva ha hecho renuncia de su
cargo en- ell dia de aver. En- su lugar
ha sido nombrado un puertorriqueno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-16

DE Humacao solicitan del coro-
mel Hamill, que sea enviada la banda
insular aquel pueblo.
Ell cabo Costa fus designado CO.
mo comandante del nuevo puesto de
policfa establecido en- la Marina, ca
lie de Infanta Luisa.
Con motive de ser el dia de la
Virgen del Carmen en- la mafiana de
hoy recorrio una banda de musica las
GALES de esta ciudad.
-Ha regresado de Vega I.aja don
de estaba pasando una tempors.da, ell
DIR. don Narciso Doyal.
HOFICINA de asuntos admins
trativos Y judiciales y agencia de ne
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, Allen %,
altos. Gesti6n en- los departamentos
del Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos
Tribunales de Justicia. Para lo
judicial: abogados Acuna, Diaz Ma
varro Texidor. Buen traductor y
mao uina de escribir.
Hoy han continuado las tallas
para el ingreso en- la policia insular
Ahora Sc exigen III cent1metros dt
altura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-16
Information local

Mafiana tendra lugar un meeting
republicano en- el pueblo de Barcelo-
meta. Parece que los republicanos han
aprovechado la festividad del dia pa
ra celebrar este meeting en- aquel ba-
luarte del Unionismo.
-Ha fallecido en- Bayam6n la
respectable sefiora dona Francisco
Senra, viuda de Molina, despues de
larga enfermedad.
Su entierro que Sc verified esta
mariana fu6 una demostraci6n de sim
patia las prendas relevantes que dis
tiuguieron Ia fDada. Descanse en-
p;z.
a-LAS INDIGESTIONES Sc ali
Wan embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, radicalmente Sc curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, sc
debe tomar durante 3 4 meses ell
Digestive Mojarrieta que es Ell 1nico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete Y radical, univers salmente
confrmado superior todos los otros
para curar las enfermedades del esto-
mago.
--Esta noche predicard en- el tenn
plo cat6lico de San Francisco, ell elo-
cuente orador don Castro Paradfs.
-Monsehor Blenk, Obispo de la
di6cesis, regres6 aver de Fajardo.
--Isaias Lopez que quiso embriscar-
Sc con varios instrumentos de destile-
RIA valoradas en- 300 de la propiedad
de una respectable dana de esta ciudad,
fuedetenido abordo del <Phil adelphia9,
donde guerra embarcarse para Vene-
zuela.
-Ha cesado en- sus operaciones la
casa mercantil que ven1a girando en-
esta plaza, bajo la razon social de
xDelga ado Besosa@ habi6ndose hecho
cargo de la liquidation ell socio gestor
Mr.. Harry F. Besosa, constituyendose
una nueva que suscribira H. F. Besosa
y ca.
Los abogados y notarios don
Carlos Franco Soto y don Salvador
Picornell Cardona han tenido Ell gusto
de ofrecernos sus servicios professional
les en- su bufete de Aguadilla.
-Manana tendra lugar un meeting
unionista en- un barrio de Barcelona
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-16
DR.. Gustavo MunOz

Ha trasladado su despacho q la
calle del Cristo no 8, piso alto, esqui-
ma la Fortaleza, donde recibira q sus
clientes.
Horas de consulta: de 3 5, 2. M.
TelefOnO: 104: 1913
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13
EFFORTS TO RAISE FUNDS.
Japan Has Many Rich Merchants to
Draw On.

Washington. Feb. 12.-The Japanese
movement to raise s5.00O,0OO in the
United states to aid Japan in the war
against Russia is not so wild as at
first was fancind. A quarter of a CEN
tury ago there were very few Japa-
nese commercial houses in this coun-
try. They are now numerous and pros
porous. Last year nearly 10000 Japa /!
nese emigrated to the United States.
more han half as many Japanese as
Irish, and almost half as many as
came from Germany. Scotland sent
only one-third as many as Japan,
France one-fourth. and Spain one
ninth.
The chief theme of discussion in
Washington, today, has been the ac-
ton of our government in seeking
through cooperation with European
powers to confine the Russo-Ja paneRe
conflict to Corea and Manchuria, and
to guarantee the neutrality and terri
tOrial integrity of China.
The Democratic senators who have
been unable to raise an issue against
the administration touching the PAN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13
ADMIRAL ToGo's REPORT.
Gives Account Of Japanese Fleet at
Port Arthur.

Togio. Thursday. Feb. 11.-Vice Ad-
mlral TOgo's official report of the work
of the Japanese fleet at Port Arthur
reached Toxic. late this afternoon. The
report was written at sea. Feb. 10, at
a point undisclosed by the navy de-
rartment. The report briefly and mod
estly recounts the Japanese victory.
Vice Admiral Togo left the battlefield
not knowing the full extent of the dam
age his torpedo shells had inflicted. but
he was evidently confident that the
Russians had suffered heavily A trans
lation of Vice Admiral Togo's report
follows:
After the combined fleet left Sasebo
on Feb. :. everything went as planned.
AT midnight, Feb. s. our advance
squadron attacked the enemy at Port
Arthur. At the time the enemy's ad-
vance squadron was for the most part
outside of Port Arthur. OF the ad-
vance squadron at least the battleship
Poltava, the protected cruiser Askold
and two others appeared to have been
struck by our torpedoes. On Feb. 9
at noon our fleet advanced in the offing
of Port Arthur and attacked the rest
Of the enemy's ships about 40 minutes.
The result of the attack is not known.
but it is believed considerable damage
was inflicted on the enemy and l be-
lieve that they were greatly demo.-
allied
They stopped fighting about
clock and appeared TO retreat into the
harbor In this action the damage 10
our fleet was very slight and our fight
ing strength is not in the least de-
creased. The number of killed and
wounded was 81. OF these four We're
killed and "a wounded. A report of
the engagement of the squadron at
{ Fhemulpo has probably been sent to
you already directly by Admiral Uriu.
as our advance squadron bore the brunt
of the enemy's fire and after the at
tack for the most part rejoined the
main fleet. The imperial princes on
board the ships are unharmed.
The conduct of all our officers dur
ing the action was COOL not unlike that
during the ordinary maneuvers. Since
the battle their spirits have been high
hut their conduct was very calm dur
ing the battle. This morning. owing Ia
a heavy south wind there has been no
communication between the ships and
no detailed report has been received
from each vessel, so | report merely
the above facts.
(SigneD TOGO"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13
Church Notices.

West Gardiner High street chapel: Ser
vice 1T 80 z. NJ. if weather will permit.
Vt the Congregational church. Mcrn-
ing Worship at 10.50 with preaching by the
pastor: subject OF sermon: Life for
EnGeavor at 80 p. NJ: tho evening ser
topic: What VIII Real Friendship Do
At :he First Baptist church. l.. II.
Clarke. pastor: Public worship ut 14.30
with sermon by the pastor: subject
How Do We Look ut the Kingdom of
Cod" SundaS school at l. o'clock. Junior
4. Z. Mt o'clock. subject: "A Man Who
Obeyed Cod" leader. Miss Madeline Dill:
evening service at O'Clock The pastor
especially I'll ges Il full attendance at this
service for all have part and Il part
will lie lacking wherever there IS an alb
ScEcc.
Methodist Episcopal church. r. y.
Joscelyn. pastor: Morning az 1920. re-
centon OF members on probation and hap
tismal service; address on Freedmen 5
Aid work in the South and how best "a
helm i'll that work. The pastor will speak
from experience regarding the needs and
The work to be done. Sunday school a:
T. NJ: all are invited to7attend. Children :
class at p. M: Mrs. JoScclvn will have
charge. Epworth League at 8 =. NJ: re-
vivai. PRAYER and praise service 1T T.
Nj Tlis service will be led in singing by
the full! chorus choir' and the orchestra
Subject for the evening will he The Work
uf the Christian" \ silver collection will
lie taken for the new books
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13
Ceath Of Parker p. Rogers.

The death of Parker =. Rogers oc-
CURED ut the home of his father. Wey-
man Rogers on Water street. about IL
O'Clock, Thursday night. after Il short
illness with consumption. MI. Rogers;
WI, :; young man. aged u years. and
general favorite with all who knew
Gim. For some time he was employed
in the shoe factory in this city and lat
er worked in a shoe factory in Auburn.
On account of his health he was Obliged
to return from Auburn to his honi.
in this city several months ago ana
since that time had rapidly failed until
his death came. He was a member OF
Gardiner Lodge of Odd Fellows Of this
city. The funeral will be held at
O'Clock. Sunday afternoon, from the
First Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

At the Opera house. Friday evening.
me Bates College Minstrels gave their
performance before good-sized audi
ence which was kent in it's happiest
mood by the entertainment. The music.
'oSes. acts, etc, combined to make an
evening of the greatest pleasure. The
l'St part was full OF catchy music.
GOOD songs and bright jokes. while t.e
ono was composed of many vaudeville
'i''s that made decided hits. Altogether
''' performance was n high class one
~" received many favorable remarks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

IN unusual opportunity and priEi-
i2@" to hear an able speaker was given.
FRIDAY evening. in the third lecture in
th" Library course ut Library hall. At
that time William Dewitt Hyde. pres
!d"nt OF Bowdoin College at Bruins
wick. appeared and gave one of the
hHeSt lectures in the course on TYPES
o' personality" Mr.. Hydes reputation
rs 4 sneaker is such that no recon-
mendation was needed to draw Il good
audience and all who attended were
Well pleased and Satised
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Raymond Baker, II wears old, met
with painful accident 1T the shoe
factory. Thursday, by having his left
arm caught in moving belt on one OF
TIE machines. The hand was badly
bruised and although no bones We're
broken the arm was badly twisted. DR..
Arthur VI. Strout dressed the injury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

WiliiaIn Foster, who has been the
night. baggage master at teh depot 10:
some time, will change positions, be
ginning Monday morning. with George
Marley. who is one Of the shifting
crew in the freight yard and Nr. M;ir-
icy will become the night baggage
maStctr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

from Tacoma. with n cargo of flour con-
signed to a Port Arthur firm. but prob
ably for the Russian government. Her
commander is Captain ]. A. Purrington,
a well-known Maine skipper
London. Feb. 1a.-Referring in the House
of Lords, today. to the Russian charges
on Wei Hal Wei. Foreign Minister Lans-
downe declared that the report that Great
Britain had allowed the use of Wei Hal
Wei as base of the Japanese operations
against Port Arthur was entirely un-
founded and SO far as he could conjec-
ture it was 'mischievous fabrication"
Lord Lansdowne added that he had tele-
graphed to the British representative
there in order to ascertain if any incident
had occurred to give the slightest color
to the report.
Vancouver, Il. c., Feb 12.-The Brit
ish war Office. today. notified the cana :
dian Pacific that no contraband Of war
must be carried by the naval reserves
cf Japan. Several hundred tons of bar
ley for Japan, which had already cten
placed aboard the steamer l;ittpress of
China. was. this afternoon, taken off
again and the vessel will sail with q
very light cargo.
London Feb. 13.-The Daily Tele-
graph, this morning. says the British
admiralty has sent letters of warning
to all retired naval officers who are
eligible for service.
Paris, Feb. 13.-The Gaulois, this
morning. declares that the Russian
government is negotiating with several
banks which are to undertake to float
a new Russian loan in France, to be
issued at 8 and to bear interest at )
per cent.
Harbin. Manchuria. Feb. 12-The an
nounccment of the mobilization of Rus
sian troops has been received by the pop
ulation of this town with enthusiasm and
there is tranquility and confidence in the
power of Russia The japanese have left
the town
In consequence of the calling out of re-
serves and the departure of the Chinese.
there is a great lack of workmen in the
mills and factories. e..
The railroad officials have requested as
sistance in order TO send home the fam
lilies of the Chinese.
Express traffic over the railroad has
stopped, as has also the steamer traffic
to Dalny. Japan and Shanghai.
Brest, France, Feb. 12.-The author
tiles here have been officially advised
that the torpedo boat destrOyers Pisto-
let and Javaline are to be sent to the
Far East shortly. The cruiser D'Assas
has been ordered to be ready for sea
i'll four days.
Tien Tsin, Feb. 12.-It is reported
from Chin WangTa (about $50 miles
northeast of Tien Tsin) that heavy
firing has been heard at sea and it is
inferred that another engagement has
taken place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13
GARDINER.

Mrs. NJ r. Thompson. Brunswick
8avenue who has been very sick f"i
Several weeks with pncnnonia. is rap
idly ic!proving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

london. Feb. 1..-The JADancSe minister
here Baron iIayasli. has a disnatch from
the government at Toxic announcing THAI
the latter has not received an official re-
port of the battle fought off Port Arthur
and adding that apparently The discm-
barkation of japanese troops is proceeding
satisfactorily and without disorder at
chcnlulpo. the port OF Seoul Corea. ANA
elsewhere
The adriccs of tn" japanese minister
further announce that NJ Pavloff the
Russian minister at Seoul. aud the Rus
sian legation guard have departed for
China. and ttat the Russian officers ana
sailors who surrendered to the Japanese
after the battle fought off ChemulI,o will
he sent to Shanghai under parole on the
first neutral vessel available
The official telegram adds the infnrma
ton that all the survivors of the Variae
k"rietz and the transport Surcan wclt.
taken on board the British. French and
Italian warsf3ips off Chemulno.
NJ Pauloff. from Seoul, reported that he
asked Mr. Alien. the United States minis
ter to Corea. 20 convey the survivors of
the Russian ships To Shanghai on board
two transports which We're anchored off
Chemulro after converting them into non
conlbatants; but the japanese minister al
Seoul was ultimately instructed to accent
the French offer to take them to SHANGHAI
on board the cruiser Pascal. on the cordi
ton that Russia engaged not to allow
them TO proceed northward from Shanghai
during the war
The above is the first reference mad,
in the Far Eastern dispatches; 20 the loss
Of the SungaH Apparently she was Il
Russian transport which had arrived of.
Chemulpo with the intention of landino
troops there. though no mention had haan
made of their capture by the Japarese
1t was announced. Feb !. from To,,io
that Russian troops had been disrotc,,.J
to Seoul.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

London. Feb. 12.-6.o3 p Nth,
British government has informati ton
which leads ii 20 believe that JaJan is
likely 20 be in possession of Port Ar
thnr. a week from now. In the bes.
informed japanese circles here it is
privately thought the war will be over
by July. Those British officials who
are CogniZant Of the extraordinary
thorouphness with which Japan pre-
pared for the war are inclined to share
tho .Iapanese view regarding the dur
alton of the struggle.
Baron Hayashi summing up events in
the Far East so far as they have gone,
sad to The Associated Press. today:
"Whatever may be the eventual re-
suit OF he war Russia in allowing US
to occupy and fortify Masdmpho. has
created for herself another Darda-
ncllcs. With the fortification of Mas
ample the integrity Of Japan is as
surcd forever. No fleet can now pass
there against Japans wishes. Even if
we are bcsted we would not give up
The Associated Press understands
that the japanese troops are advanc-
ing rapiGly towards the Yalu river.
There it is expected they will meet and
engage the Russian troops. The Jap
anesa declare that numbers of the
Russian troops are greatly exagger-
ated.
The plan of the japanese appears 10
be 10 take the road which leads almost
straight to MulSden. They profess TO
have 10 doubt that they will be able
to drive back the Russian forces to-
u irds Harbin.
Baron Hayashi points out that the
Mukden road. though nominally under
Russian military control will be sub
iect t. constant raids from Chinese
bands, which will swoop down from the
hills. Proceeding diagonally. the Jap
anese intend to cut the line of COM
u;unication between Port Arthur and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

London. Feb. 12.--There is 4 marked
IuII in war news. No confirmation
has beer received here of the reported
attempts OF the Japanese to land troops
near Port Arthur. Captain Tamari. the
Japarnsc naval attache, discredits these
rumorG. He said:
The Japanese will never attempt to
have Port Arthur from the sea alone"
The captain attaches the greatest
importance to the seizure Of Masam-
pho. 'orea, us giving Japan command
of the straits of Corea and preventing
I junction of The Russian squadrons.
He thinks from the plans previously
arranged that the main Japanese
squadron is still in the vicinity of Port
Arthur. probably preparing for an
ether attack.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

London. Fob 12.-lt is evident that
thc TGkio dispatch of Yesterday re-
c"iVei by the I;eUt"" Telegram Go. re-
fc"red to the first fight 1T Port Arthur
ANA not to Il subsequent engag cement.
Honolulu. Feb. 1.-THE Central
Japarcse League. on advice Of Jara-
nese Consul Mkt Saito, has caused the
following manifesto to Japanese sub
jccts i'll Hawaii IL be distributed
through all the islands:
"Al subjects ot the Emperor i'll Ha-
Waii are to regulate their conduct with
the due regard to The obligation of bel
lgerent subjects in rcutral territory.
If the reserves are called for it will be
the high privilege Of the rescryistS in
Hawaii Immediately to respond, taking
special care to make preparations to
be ready 10 return to Japan in as quiet
and calm Il manner as in time Of
peace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Tien Tsin, Feb. 12.-It is reported
+; ON Chin WangTao (about $50 miles
northeast of Tien Tsin) that heavy
firing has been heard at sea and it is
that another engagement has
taken place
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Rome. Feb. 12.-Thc government has
received Il message from the cOmman-
der of the Italian cruiser E,lba. which
is at ChcmulpO, Corea, saying that
several Russian sailors from the war
ships sunk there by the Japanese in
the recent engagement took refuge
aboard the Elba. where they were kind
~ received. The commander says fur
ther that he cannot deliver these men
to the Japanese because they would be
made prisoners, and that he cannot re-
turn them to Russia as this action
might he interpreted as Il breach OF
neutrality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Port Said. Egypt Feb. 12.-The Aus
trian collier Java. chartered by Russia
to proceed to Port Arthur with coal, has
been ordered by the Egyptian minister OF
foreign affairs to leave here Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Boston Feb. E.-According to advices
received by the Boston Steamship Co. the
owners of the steamer Ple;ades that yes
sci arrived in Port Arthur, last Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

Brest France, Feb. 12.-The author
ities here have been officially advised
that the torpedo boat destroyers Pisto-
let and Javaline are to be sent to the
Far East shortly. The cruiser D'Assas
has been ordered to be ready for sea
i'll four days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-13

St Petersburg, Feb. 12.-An imperial
ukase dated Feb. 10, was issued. to-
day.
II commands that all the troops in
TIE military establishments in the ST.
5crian military districts be placed III
readiness for war, that all the divisions
in the Far Eastern viceroyalty tie
brought to war strength. and that the
army and navy reserves in the Siberian
AID kaZan districts be called out fer
active service.
TEE authorities are empowered TO
rCNuiSitiON the nnceSSarV horses.