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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-20

OAKLAND SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
san Francisco. Ian. 19.-S"icctl'0s
rirs, Tn" NI1ar. ~ Pillar
second Race-r.SSy oNei!i. Henry A'h. tai
Third Race-N.rvator. Yellow
stone. , ,r,,1.
rifrh Raco-Rvr, ndals. 'hirkad"". ENis'g,"u'.
sixth Kace- Military Man. punEann'n. II tn
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George Lachance is looking for n raise In sal
airy. What wonders time works. Not so long
ago they were thinking Of raising him out Of
lc zane.
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nuII at Mi-.ouri ATHLETIC Ciuh

Til" Missouri \. e first hGm will play a
game " basket hall with the High School
Alumni team At tn" NJ. \ e. gymnasium this
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Ellison finished one point ahead of Day
ycS eroaN afternoon in the second section
III Tn" Grand. tn" score being l"i to %.
Ellison made "a high run Of 80 ana Days
be-, effort uetted HIM y. Ellison's aver
noon.
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McCloskey. the Pacific National League
maguato. in a letter t. MuCkenfuSS. re-
comfy. showered numerous compliments
on Dav" Iearfoss. the CartiniIS' now
catcher. According to- NiCCi"skty. Year
foSs is a gem. That mana ger claims that
CifiC National League last season.
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that the odd boy wants dh'ih'i ~ NIA' nc
Bunia!k sailor.
What q aiGerenco a single letter in a mans
ana Barry AlcC",mick. Tor instance. Ihe f'r-
n.cr led the f.astetn League in batting last
season. Barry had trouble IN leading his own
bat
c Herbert f]Iindeler was rcnoHina,"d for
President VI the United stn'es-"-if Assoeia-
II all the players who threaten to jump to
the coast league maxi god NOR tfi'";. ne
population Of California viii gain enough Cit
gems g. eutIti' the STATE To- another vote IN ne
Electoral college.
Should washington los It's berth in -he
American League. the Stockholders viii have
bail field into a chicken farm.
\. D 1929: Young Corhe,t. King Of the
Littlc Fellows il having some trouble GET
;inG down to weight for his gp with Spixe
pounds. hut h- ts confident that il" Will make
the feather-Ta!ght limit nc pounds before he
OF this week:
worcester. Mass is not the home q the
proposition. Jesse Rurkett lives there.
It can hardly he true that Hise. the left
hq n. s L ~ H. IT, sd ET2 WINS rel !. a t05T5
as 4 trouble hunter.
The plan of pooling the holiday receipts in
law. John T. Brush is opposing it.
The Tannehill- Hughes t:ade is off. Jimmy
Collins has eviient!y been taking New Years
resolutions TO curb his Dhilanthropic instincts
Ban johnson had better keep his eve peeled
for = new job. for Barney Drevfuss says that
there VIII be no American League in 1905 Bl:
then Barney was equally sure that the Pirates
would WALTON Boston in the worlds Champion
ship series.
George L~achance is looking for n raise In sal
airy. What wonders time works. Not so long
ago they were thinking OF raising him out Of
tEc zane.
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.vorinc \ good Same ia expected. as tho
,lIrlni team has been greatly stTHgE-H"u.l
ir.. irs defeat ty TN. rluD team. Tho teams
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:. 2 E IS COMING
sR'No @oCATAR RH

Every Catarrh sufferer breads the coming OF winter, for with the first
breath of the "iceking" this miserable disease is famed into life and all
the disgusting symptoms return. The nostils are stopped up and the
throat a be kept clear of ucou secretions only by continual hawking
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From the many nice things F~4izsimu'HS has
been saying about Sharkev it may be- infer 'd
that the odd boy wants another ~ with The
BunGa!k sailor.
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COULD NOT HEAR THE TICK OF A
CLOCK.

SOOH- WI HTAN TIT 1hSh OF
CLOCK.
Watsontown, Pa, July 10, 1903.
Dear Sirs:
L have used s. s. 8. for Catarrh of the
inner ear. and have found it an excel
lent remedy for same. I had been
troubled with this disease for years
and tried many things in an effort to
get relief, but nothing did me any
permanent good until I began s. 8. s.
I had n discharge from my ear and my
hearing was SO badly affected that 1
could not hear tho tick of a clock. 1 was
in bad shape when L began your med
icine. s. s. g. has done away with the
wonderfully improved; so much so
that 1 can now carry on n conversation
in an ordinary tone, whereas a year
ago this was impossible.
Your medicine has done mo a world of
good and 1 do not hesitate to give 1t the
credit it deserves.
w. r. KRUMRINE.
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What a aiGeTenre a sinEl" letter in a mans
name makes. The difference between Harry
AMI Barry McCuruIlrk. Tor instance. III" f'i-
u.cr led the t.ast,ln League Iu batting last
season. Barry had trouble IN leading his own
hat
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Eischcrs 3. l:hcnricks =.

Totals 80 - OBJ! a. 25 - -tl l-dI % Is
kel I, Gregory /
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Il. Stuart Muckcnfuss received a letter
from pavy' Brain. the Cardinals short
stop. a few days ago. Brain. hsSideS send
ing his regards To the local haSa ball con
tingont. stated that he was in Tin" shap"
Davy + spending the of days in thicIEo
rak.n in a comfortable income betting
on the ponies.
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n all the players who threaten To- jump to
the coast League max, good th'ir thr'a;. he
population Of California Will gain enough c.ti-
z"ra T. eutIti' the Sthtr To- another vote IN ne
electoral college.
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AND JONES OUGHT
TO AID MCALEE5'S FORCES.
Beth Players Displayed Remarkable
Batting Ability as FIinOr Ica%Hcr>
Last ca>On

Robert Lee Hedges. the owner If III, St
Louis Browns, believes that the addition
uf Jones auu Huolsuauu TO his fore vii.
strengthen The teams general batting al
least - per cent.
If this pair can maintain the clip they
tatt"I at lu the leagues which gay t'l.m
their preparatory schooling. Nit. Hedges
opinion xiii uc more than likely borne oG-
next season.
Jones. who played with Baltimore in the
Elst".n League last season. battei NJ "a
30 clip. and his performance in the field
Ms OF the @ilt-adgo Naric
lie can play almost any luiicld position
ana WAS considered the best first has-inHu
in the ttst"u League. In the IhiTty-scNtu
games he played at second ne demon
Str@t'd that d" WAS Il midoir-CUshiou per
former Of mon" than ordln try ability.
iiurlsmau'S batting ability is well
known to the minor l"asuers.
His stick work with Spokan" last sea
son was sensational. Nor IS he a lucky
hitter. When the bail leaves lis bat It
has the proper ring To it. and unless a
fielder is directly I'm front Of the drive
he has little chance to interfere with its
HurlSmann. however. has developed new
qualities. According to lilly Kane. who
played IN the Pacific National LcacU" last
season. Huclsmann is a fielder Of no mean
ability.
Speaking Of his fielding. Kane said: Il
cannot understand how som" people got
the opinion that HU.lsmanu is a poor
fielder. | played with him and n" fieldrd
as well rs any player in that league. He
Is an excellent judge of flies. sur" ON
g~r"undcrE and is exceedingly speedily FOR
a big man.
HIS fielding Will surprise many of those
fans who are under the impression that
he is weaH in that department of the
game"
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CROSSE FINISHES AZ OAKLAND.

Trains leave Washington av'nu" liz
y. m. I.55 J.. m. and 3.i5 p. m.
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TIfEIs ----0l N 3 =, =, y = N 7 -
HluIicau-';r!>laCh =. Holden J.. Full"n :,
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Should washington leec Its berth in he
American League. tn, stockholders will have
one consolation. They can transform the base
bail field into a chicken farm.
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charley Ncrpiank. who rode James Fits
in the third race q: New Orleans Monday
and who finished absolutely last on the
auimal-wiil be- recalled as the steeple-
chase Jockey Of former years who used 70
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:. S. S. S. goes to the fountain source
lie trouble and purifcs and enriches
blood, and SO invigorates and tones up
system that catching cold and con-
Catarrh is not SO likely to occur.
D the blood in order ana winter coming
gs none of the ~discornforts of Catarrfl.
Write us particulars OF your case, and
'ur physicians help you get rid of this
:. We make no charge whatever for
r SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga
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SIGN OF CATARRH IN THIR-
TEEN YEARS.
Krebs, Ind. Ter, Aug. l, o
Dear Sirs:
About thirteen years ago I used your
remedy for Catarrh. HAD been roubleo
with it for about nine years, but since
taking S. 8. S. have never been worried
with it. feel able to ). ). ).
as O sure cure for Catarrh.
IT. MILLWEE.
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Grant Ely and Alfredo Deoro got to-
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OFFICE NEWS CLUE LEA",E.


-. f'I-IVTrc soIr-s were Walt ~ 10 Oi-
flee = .u'~ club al'"s-
r.-,f--.., ---.
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Ban Johnson had better keep his eve peeled
for = new Job. for Barney Drevfuss SAYS that
there VIII be no American League in 1905 Du:
then Barney was equally sure that the Pirates
ship series.
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Tho following scores were made at the Cres-
cont aIlrNS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
,.,, - Sir Walter Scott.

T. was - bleak and stormy au'oiiin
s,y with an -impenetrabie gray shs
frnv,ipg over n lowering landscape
,,,nan the milelong funeral process,
sion set forth from Abbots1oro' WIZ"
~, common voice of woe the eoa",
a,n of a nation walled over the mis-
the sad gray land being all III keepiht,
Vim the nodding of black pi"mes anu
+ho slow pace Of the horses says
.,,,.;+ar in the Book-Lover me 'o""
t,.ovcrsed on his last long Jo"tues
had hoan one of SCOTS favorite drives,
and tho most pathetic incident Oh an
u,.s the pause OF the cortege on 'ie
brow of Benerside Hill. Inc nor ses
th.t drew his lifeless body were 'ue
o,rr,aoe horses. and not knoWinS the,'
,n.ster was dead, they stopped Oh .he'
,v,, accord at the spot where re'e
| NJotbeson had always drawn theni VI
| that Sir walter, from where ne sa
might look down and enjoy MS - W, ~
to lew. Every mourner noticed IN
uneynected pause and the eyes Oh W
Town men filed with 1nvolnn'ai
teers when they learned the rsaso
Tbus they buried Sir Waiter Sc't
and Caledonia, stern ana VIM ,
ceived into her arms her marFsio'
well-loved child.
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Childish Fears.

Orce we have outgroWn chliulsn
and ideas, it is hard to rear
iza the agonies we suffered as childreh
over TRIES that now seem SO 1oolsh.
Not even the wisest mother knows 'ne
hngbears of her child's life II IS
= stonishing how silent a child may DE
in regard to some haunting g3os. Oh u
vie earlv wears; 1T may have been a
, mnrtair face. a dog, a haunted house
or simply the dark. 1t is a mistake to to
"aoId a child for these terrors, which
Eve very real to the q"aking little I
heart for, though from shame he Is
stlenced, he suffers just as keenly' ant
i Is apt to brood over them. Rea ;3 ,,
',.% Rim and show him how foollsi
ard uncalled for are his fears.
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The Tourist and the Porser.

An English tourist stopping az nc
r,fth Avenue Hotel was discussing
the relative merits Oh f'r MA, other
American railway service the othel
aInninr, when he suddenly sprans the
F Fo,Iowing clincher on his cis-Atiantic
Il tell you, though, there's one POM AZ
vou folks are behind in, ana ina. -
Inc ,ac.: CT consideration SHOWN - -,
n,escnears in having them pass IN,
1850 nv an African. Why. the loea
n o. snch treatment is an insult to any
gentleman ,o-5;ne
rain. | was chagrined. to put II mn.a
w. to be asked by hVer'eu eT ~,
man to show my ticket to him, SUI
nanrentlv learned that this same II
1iTtdual is nothing but a train waite va e,
snch a thing could not happen in IN
norntrv.''-New York Press
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Will Blow Up Their Own Ships a, ON
lr cave the City the Enemy.

continue with slcNeh'"a
frequency. n.>uca
This killing is the result OF he''e
efforts of the vicercy OF en- Ii 10 p"l
x.ert an outbreak in the Chinese army
q, outbreak directed at the Russians
49,, Tho .pitators. but which. IL not put
down In summary fashion, wou!o DC
a;s.strous to all foreigners. But WI"
an the blood-lettirg. conditions III
al, Northern China are extrelnel'
.;+io,, The troops and the peopie
b,ve been melted by placards posleo
., all the walls, grossly eXagsera''ns
the Japanese successes, and Gaining on
the Chinese to rise and wipe out inc
p,ssians These placards are paftic
,,or,v numerous and sensational IL
| +ba. Tartar city of Yuan Soy hi'
rbe Russians fear an advance y
tho Chinese army and the cutting
the trans-Sibcrian railway by 'nen
FIFTEEN thousand Of China's most eAA
. cient troops are in Shan hai N" o.
tho northern frontier. Ihese lioof
are being reinforced daily. fheS d
.o,, dri,Ied and armed with mouei
anons and are the present now
II of the Chinese army Ii IS tne s,S ~
# al fear here that the neutral,'s VI
, M cannot long be maintained.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
m.,rimoniai Arithmetic.

My SON." said the old sen.lein"n
IN his fatherly way, you nave
e,od deal to learn about matrimonial
arithmetic. AS you say, your saiNy
"a sufficient for two, and you thlnN
YOU clinch the argument "heh yoo
add that one and one MAKE wv
That's all right in business, nu' me-.
-,I,,,.I oritbnetic is one Of the most
l,,t,1e,i,o things that ever happened
=, tha first place, the minister taxes
tho two of YOU and makes you one
TIT would seem to make 1t easier
fn, Won. hut the history OF the Woriu
shows that, figuring matrlmonlany
IVA and one make any old NUMBER I'll
70 twelve or sixteen, and nelleS'
tSere are records that show hlshe
total. In view of this, can you man man
the requisite showing with yolT pre-
ont salary and future prospects!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
confederate Reunion.

New Orleans, La: Gen. VIM. Il.
Micllle adjutant general OF 'he o
Confederate Veterans, authorizes .ne
statement that the reunion OF l'of
will be held in Nashville, Tenn'' june
IA. is and 16 This was the Tune re.-
commended by the Nashville commi'-
too and has been approved by the
commander in chief and the uep'' :
mont commanders.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
,.ns Euchered Alexieft.

coo,,, March 4-RegarulnS IN"
.+.tament to the foreign poWer7
that Japanese attacked Chemuipo 9n'
port Arthur before the declaration "
u,,r II ia certain that the Japanese
government can fully prove. II 1t so de-
s;res. that arrangements nao oe"
made between the Korean goVeFhh@n'
! and Alexieff for 1000 Ccssacks 10 Nv
sent to Seoul to protecting lnpeil"
nalace. The presence OF such TROOPS
here would have placed the seat VI
Government and consequently all NJ
roo entirely in control Of Russia. IL
would have caused the wlthora"ai W
the Japanese legation instead Oh 'ne
y Russian legation from Seoul. II "ou'"
: likewise have necessitated Japan iaiu
e two troops 200 miles further SCUM
0 Than Chemulpo unless she could ha'E
# cIe,r red the Yellow Sea or hosSlA'
e var-.hins. The activity OF the Japan
a.e enabled her to reach Chemulp1
Le first and gave her decided aoVan'" b
if AT the very commencement OF inc con
~ Aict. At noon on the day fo!io"lhs
A. tho Chemulpo battle a large NUMBER
of ching were seen approaching Chemu
at no The Russian legation and the al
an thority freely stopped and expec'e
Nv that they were Russian transport
accompanied by feet, but unhappli
for them, they proved to be Japane'
=. ships. There is absolutely no.
item Of doubt in Korea that the hu
lns slams made an earnest endeavor
on obtain command of Seoul by trying
Ian have the Cossacks arrive first.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
o.. straw Paper Mil.

Crowley, La: 1t Is stated on aa.no'-
NV hevond question that one OF 'ne
largest paper mills In the Sou.h
soon be erected in Southwest Lou'st
ana. The project is being worked UP
ON the quiet, and no definite news Is
.iven out. 1t Is said that the mill VIII
either be erected at Crowley OF 9eh-
n,nas and will cost $4,000. Northern
o,nit.lists will launch the new enter
prise and rice straw VIII DC uSe' .
| raw material.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11

St. Petersburg, March ID III N''''
rumors ran through the city yeS'e''
day in the business circles that fof'
Arthur is to be abandoned to the enc
nv after sinking the ships, as was
done in the Crimean war. This Is
probably exaggerated. but tie soors
is fortified by a telegram from for'
Arthur, published in the Gaze''e' "
the effect that the commander h"
called on the people co shed the iaS'
drop of blood in case the enemy 'aheS
| the town.
The same dispatch tells OF setei"-
Chinese being caught in the heiSh''
at the back of the town signaling u
the Japanese.
Yesterday the list of the twenty-h'Ao
killed aboard the Varias ana aieo
few of the casualties aboard the ASH
old the Novik and the Paliaoa ""'
n,b1;sbed The latter does not III
clnde the losses OF the day oeiofe'
any.
Tien Tsin Like a Slaughter Rouse
Pekin, March 3.-The native CITY
4 ,y;en Tsin again Is like slaush'e
Zen Headless bodies are every "NeA
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Hard Work for Cupid.

~, olJcn times" said CMpld,
NY racticinE my archery,
ND gsS me- we to h SGa'f fhe fort,
BHe has to ic' an all round sport
.,1.ve learned 10 golf and cadde
AVA score without dcTnnr
I bicycle, and h shoot tn anG a5n'
III ~ ~, than ALL K RrieVeS my h%'t''
~! Bo'i end that ! must dress the part
.,. OIL of this sighed Cupid.
.nrh" nervous strain vs. great great, sno,,,tl
Yet the people SEEM eensu .1 lntsN
no NO. ao not know the wear and tear
! az foinIng an athIetIE pair. e,,asy,o,r
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
Gaia fnr Ruenos Ayres.

New York: Arrangements nave D1 81.
oarl,,,eted by Muller, schall & CO. LOT
sbinments of $5OO,Ooo in American
rold coin to Buenos Ayres. The sola
e .',,I oo forward by Saturdays steam,
WIN 30 Sb e the engagement of TINS
er; M ,arIs the commencement OF a
s sone,ni 1 movement 10 such as took place
genera a no or is a special transaction
last Ia 60 yea aet az apparent One report is tC
the effect that it represents paE len Pga
tine cruisers purcb aoed at Genoa liza
/ " some time since.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
Louisiana
. News.
Fioht on Boil WeevlI.
Ne3s
&E&S

sherevopt, La: Prof. E. D~ieht
state entomologist OK Tex
as, is in the city to confer win Ifoi.
II. A. Morgan, state entomologist Oh
Louisiana, looking to cooperative ac.
ton in campaign against the DOH
weevn. Prof. Sanderson expresseo
himself as quite pleased at the scope
and organization OF the work outlined
hv the Louisiana officials, and conf
dent of the successful outcome OF inc
work Jointly undertaken.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
x,reans Fled in Terrier.

Seoul, March 4.-The Korean OH oin
I'D also the soldiers at Ping
vong Ned terrified when small con
asat between Japanese and Russian
scouts occurred on Sunday. Ihose ou ~
stdo the city gate are now hiding III
The mountains. There is great Sa 49,.
faction throughout the country at u.
or6erlv conduct of the JapaneS'
troops, who pay good prices lol Ia w. "
and supplies, totally to the contrary y
What the Koreans expected.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
g,4+or Sewing Machine.

THE sewing OF buttons on SHOES "h Nv
Inc onts is no longer done py
on "a - modern factories. There Is
mana live ~ that sews $500 buttons on
a nh" ta in nine hours-or more
than eight expert sewers Tbie ma.
sibly do in the same I'M anarator A
chine requires no expert ope4 "'
nov or girl runs IL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
rug aoegR FOUNDERS SECRET.
v,hv He Was Sober and H'o Co"Ps-
Mons to the Bad.

vvhv He Was Sober ana f7'o So"r
Mons to the Bad.
FOL, man stood at the bar with
,,art,, Of friends long after midnish''
IT, was the only sober one In the
LUNCH His steadiness angerea VIC
others. A final round of drinks was
ordered. The tall man asked ior s,n
"No gin" said the least drunk Oh .ne
othars TO the bartender. "Been ~yin
60 oct him full all night. Maybe sin II
no onlv water. Last trJ. GIVE III
| whisky ,5 tho tail
man. o,-e,essly
dronped down to his coat POCKET CIV
as carelessly was raised TO MS - -
| Nohodv noticed It but the bartehoei
| After tbe drinks the tall man put IKE
nDanions into cabs and then reei'
tered the cafe. ,,os,>r
..ybat was that you ate just pelol
.oo,, that drinll?" asked the pal
tender. cot, tb
, customer. They've been my saw
/ | ton. have been ro"hoef az =,
. life. have drunk many men "noo' =.
, | table and have never peeh
stareor. The secret OF II is Iha'
IN the game / learned tsat ra,ss
= taken into the stomach before u.
n v,ill absorb the alcohol anu Ptv'o
q from exciting the brain. In III :
Of ar;r,xing bouts l keep good supply
of raisins in my pocket, anu they na
;, CARRIED me through SranolS-
fl York Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-11
Tr,r,ns In Japan's Hands.


cbee Foo. March 4.-The position at
nresent is briefly as follows: =.
Although the Japanese have iost
smal cruiser and had the machinery
,r battleship and another VeSsei
damaged, these latter are prooaD-,
,ow fully repaired. In any case'
nossesses complete command at sea
ard will. through her sea power ell
Yectua,ly blockade and isolate for' AZ
thur. -oo,,
In the meantime, the Japanese seein
! ~ have decided to make an advance IA
.ooth along the Pekin roadway u
caom Her forces have ALREADY aN
vorced from the Korean capital ane
having secured the Yalu river 'ne;
I'll, threaten Kirin, cutting OF the ran
WOW and menacing Vladivoitok' wnil
anotber force deals with the Ia
TING peninsula. When the rlsol
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an eruption of territory near D''iS
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no will mean an authorized rlS'hs
.ho chinese. who will lend q gre
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or than the Cossacks'