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is plenty Of fuel there is plenty OF steam.
IN IN taking your stand nd, FOR bout VIII
Giles loose, Put the left side forward. DO
not stand with your body square to your
to hit and does not allow YOU the swing
Of the body and shoulders which you need
IN i prder rn to strike Ea,t, good blow, 80,
particularly, This gives you length Of
reach and ease of arm movement. Keep
your LEFT arm out, but not straight; Al
perfectly straight arm is easily hurt. i
the arm Is bent little at the elbow it
gives It strength and quicknoss of action.
pivot. DO not have II ''sct'--that Is, held
rigid Always keep IT swinging, not so
E nard IS 70 IRE Is YOU bit that Is
can start nuch quicker II II be moving
GETTiNG AWAY FROM ATTACK,
ears and his body held rigid cannot
from an attack do not alter The position
Of Off your ,To b%o of IN other words; go back
| win the poqT held in the same manner
as when you begin to spar. The reason
Tor This is that when you land away. on
! s si'hrr reel You are stll IN position for
ponent follow you.
ne man who would cvade an onslaught
~ ~ uot'HS DICK MS neao ana BODY 50
that he Is almost falling backward Is ali
/ wrong, Ills adversary could follow the
attack ana easily have the backward
man at his mercy
FILL THE LUNGS
l When boxing, keep your stomach In and
your chest out; not. stihy, but naturally
1t may be awkward at first. but you Will
soon learn how easy II Is and wonder now
4 you eyer stood any other way
By keeping the stelnach in and theSchest
fun OF air you enjoy all the lung strength
ening benefits of boxing and keep the
stomach out cf harm's way. That part o,
the body Is always a point of attack and
should be projected.
viii next tell how to hold the hands
while boxing
POSITION FOR THE HANDS.
in ray last chapter told how 10 nolt
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GOOZENHEIMER TRIES PHYSICAL
GU ,TIJRE AT THE GYMNASIUM.

corner nit a terrific report.
"Vot kind Ut business do you call
dot" set, NIT Won eye blazing nit q
fearncss while der udder ego vos SO
mortificatloned nd uer event dot Id
wouldn't took notice Of him.
Dare, links dot will do YOU" he
set. come around again ven you neeo
some moro exercise"
7 gafe him no reply TO his answers
und NIT madness IN nlein heart
walked away. ssay
When J. watched a exercises swinging
80 gracefully on2a pair Ut long ropes
dot vos hung from beam nit two
rings In der end, Id made me ali ambi-
Stions to dit der same thing,
"Dit you Wish to try dis7' set der Elk.
erciser, as no dropped to der floor.
| thanked him und set yos welcome.
und jumped for der rings, ] started,
moved, und swung me so gracefully nit
clocklike preclsons. Higher and higher
4 swung nit enchanted delights. Joy
I rushed ouid UT mein heart und mein
face beamed sweet mid ids raptures,
Syosga picture no artist you'd paint.
| Esuttunly all yos changed NMein Him
mels!" yelled to der boys on der floor.
I'm feeling mo III. stop mo, Q, stop
r mo |" i screeched. How der dizziness uf
+ dot moment rolled UP tolmein head; how
eferdlngs swan in men eyes. no mortal
could tell, Horror upon horror sank deep
I'm meln heart, Safe mel" ! screamed
from doh nights UT mein lungs, but der
exercisers yos busy nit dare exercising
dot dey passed me by mitoud comment,
suttenly / collapsed, bringing ub OH
der floor init deafenlng report, Two
hours laid In der throes uf uncon-
seriousness, und den later on vent home
In hack, Der next morning ven !
Weighed meinselt ad der delicatesscn shob.
I found dot hat nod lost me pound.
but decisioned to continue der culture
ufj dis physical training. und you'd look
ouid In der future not to make ID 80
strenuous, -Bo ston Globe, Y
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the body while boxing. The position Of
the body plays a most important part ~,
the art Of self-dcfense. Now, that you
have learned the correct way or ho!dlnB
the body, shall tell you how to hold the
hands.
In boxing never have the muscles act
and tense. Always have al the io muscles, ns
ready for action. Hold your hands open
Never close your fist. except at at the mo-
ment when you land a blow. The reason
strains the muscles Of the forearm and
uses up a certain part Of your strength
unnecessarily. Always remember tnae
you should never use, any pEysichl lorce
until the moment arrives when you necd
1t. Do not have your muscles strained ana
rigid. Keep everything loose; IT Is easy
to do so. and the best. exhibition always
6onnS T"m andne man S Sow = e s II
particular piece OF advice; never hit, with
the thumb. Always keep the thumb up.
and when you land punch have inc !iIl,
relation that your hand will not be M
jured; that is, use the first two knncK!es
OF the hand
In hitting a blow never close the hand nd
this Is that il strains the muscles Of the
forearm and tires the boxer necdlessly,
Holding the hands open not only relieves
but keeps Il wider space Of glove always
ready to. defend from attack,
Now. in stopping blow there Is n
wrong and right way. Always turn tho
palm OF. the glove outward In stopping a
blow, Keep the hand open. This pre-
sehls a larger surface to the glove Of
your opponent. and will do more to pre-
vent his blow from landing than II your
fist was closed.
In guarding always keep your elbows
close to your sides. This takes In the
i benefit Of the forearm, and If the glove
J be held close to the face all that side OF
the body Is unprotected. Never land n
punch without having the block ready to
met the counter. Every time you start a
/ punch remember that your opponent In
tends to como back With another punch.
The particular art OF the game Is 10
,and blow without n return, but every
u ,,ine y@p H. n1 an a.tack you render
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ton from the man with whom you are

ton from the man with.whom you are
sp ono 81 the best uses q the R Rs,d, in
boxing Is net to n use srhe way 10 na avoid
i Is not Da to 70 stcR sp M' 81 SLIPPING
blow mean that yon shop tbat se ~ a paEt
Is IS y Enow Gpp as Addasoking ana
Swnks I'D egh SguE The SsSdssF
your yt5t r face, lover your head and LET the he
blow 80 over. Do not duck In toward ward
hn % ak st y9 Sm hsaa q e. a sd
y wheh i he wo SpRdpndd DO ii You We're
Always remember that the hands are q
most important factor in boxing Never
land a blow that win hurt the hands
When YOU lead straight sI p,nmeh. ly Xayp
tbs thumb up Whsn 3u bow aw Is a andsd
with the first two knuckles OF the mana.
There Is another thing to teii "a ytTra ~ rs
man IL he wants to succeed ~ poxlns' Ian
your chance when you SEQ y, ana nv
Why do | WIN fights? because - s q
Every little while q man Leaves nlmseiis
open, but It Is only tof Is le nseo than the
tenth part OF a second. You must se!ze
that chance and strike the instant you
Tho foolish tighter draws back his hand an q
drawn his arm back the man. has pro-
teeted himself, and the chance Is 2, gone one, !
What say to young men. ana What
say to. everybody, Is this; DO Just wmat ~
life, always hi when you sec. the chance;
do not draw your arm back; hit from
where your hand Is, and you haye 70, !s,9a
him. That IL my motto, y ~ r. tro ,,,nt
IN whip yOur opnouelt when you see tllht.
(Copyrlghted 1901, by a. ]. Drexel BID
die PhiladelDhia) o
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a saksAis i cAncE On BeddinGs SEASON sslS

Blankets, white or colorcd, will DO
zoe. and zoe.
Lot OF steamer shawls, all wool.
will DO $3.50 each.
Any Blankets to $3.50 will be closed
out at Al pair, white or colored.
Full szc White Cotton Taffeta Com
fortables will DO ~.
1Iandsomcst silkoline Covered Com
fortablcs. tufted and ruffled, -.
All the $3.50 1Sldcrdown comfortables
are 1916 each.
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SALMAGUNDL

A mixture Of minced veal, chicken or
turkey. anchoyies or picked behring's ana
onions, all chopped together ana server s,
With lemon juice and Oh. y Is canea
from salInagundi. one Of tho ladies' at
tachcd To The quite OF Mary dc Medicis,
wife Of Henry IV.f OF France. !.
SHE either Invented tho dish or was 30
fond Of 1t that II went by her name,
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Bargains.
The Cohen Kind, Which
Dignity the Word.
Every Shopper in Rich
mond is Interested
in This List.
&c. for full pound OF Writing Pa
per: also two packages Of Envelopes

90. for a full pound OF Writing Pa
per: ulso two packages of Envelopes
&c.
vi Lot Of 25c, Paper Bound Novels, ~
best authors, &c. each. /. 58
Mon's IL 1-2c. Black Stainless Half
! Hose, z 1-2c. n pair,
A1en's zoe. Stiff Bosom Fancy Striped
Shirts, SOC, 0
fine 2oc Candy with plenty OF
Cream Chocolates, II 1-2c. pound.
French Mixture, five pounds. zoe.
Torchon Laces for 1c. yard;
Edges and Insertions.
IL 1-2c. Embroidered handkerchief,
Go.
Embroidery Tlounclngs, 10 inches
wide, Zoe. a yard.
Homstitchcd Handkerchief. &c.
Csc. Full Regular Made Black
Ribbed Stockings for boys and girls,
II 1-2c.
Table or best 25c. Taffeta Ribbons,
four inches wide. tic. q yard.
200 Women's Fancy Chains, good
value at soc. and 75c.; special price
23c.
Pearl Buttons, assorted sizes, spe-
cal price Is 1-2c. dozen.
Three and half inch Fancy silk
Ribbons, all shades, are lie. a
yard.
200 pairs Women's Ready Made Gar
tiers, sold for 36c. and &c.,, special prico
is 1Oc. a pair.
44c. grade Black Lace Imported Lislc
S4ockinrs for women, zoe.
37c. Pure Linen Lawn. yard wide.
25c.
Women's Lace Trimmed Muslin
Drawers. 16c.
Solid Colored Knit Petticoats. ESQ.
76c. Mercerzed Table Damask, two
yards wide, 81 1-2c.
1000 bottles OF Household Ammonia,
4c. large size bottle.
Polnpadour Combs, special lot of 15c.
and 1870. ones are &c. each.
100 Womens Hand Bags. red and
blue, worth 75c., sale at 33c.
40-inch White India Linon, 7-Sc.
Womcn's Muslin Gowns, tucked
yokes and cambria ruffle, &c.
Real Linen Torchon Laces. &c.
yard.
EmDrOlderlcS 1OE Oc. q yaTu. #a4
Turkey Red Table Damask, fast
color, full width, 25c. grade, IL 1-2c.
Women's Fleece Ribbed Undervests,
DC.
Black Mercerizcd satteen Under
skirts. voc.
Children's Muslin Drawers, &c.
English Gloria Umbrellas, with steel
rod, 26-inch. Congo handle. 25c.
20 gross &c. Violette Toilet Soap.
highly perfumed. 3 1-:'c. a cake.
PCS Dressing Combs, best price 39c-.
all coarse or not, special 200.
Hand Bags in black and.colors. "5c.
200 pieces White and Colorcd Bead
ing, good value at &c., for &c. bunch
of six yards.
10 gross Black Mourning Pins are
special at three boxes for sc.
G5c. for 81 ]. B. Corscts.
7Dc. for s1.5O and 81 Corsets.
81 for Handsome Sc c. B, Corsets.
embroidered in colors.
12c, for 25c.s Cushion Tops.
1Oc, for All Linen scarfs, stamped
and fringed.
35c. for ESQ., French Satteen Lam
brequins.
75c, for Childrcn's $1.50 White Cash
nero Cloaks.
s1.Os for Chldren's 1898 and s4.50
Cloaks and Refers.
15c. for Babies 800. Silk Caps.
S2.Oe for 1898 and s. silk Shirt
Waists.
Osc. for $3.50 Flannel Waists.
1925 for s39S All Wool sweaters.
(Second Floor)
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The Price Crash in Black
Dress Goods.

1t was hardly expected
year ago, and the importers
prepared as usual, but failed
in sales. Collen'si deal every
advantage to their patrons.
The Most Popular All Wool Storm
serges and Cheviots are being sold
for 81 1-@c. I4ss
The Black 69c. Mohairs are 400.
All Wool English Cheviots, from 70c..
reduced to 6Oc.
4S-inch Crepe Armure, was s1.65,
now 81.
50 Panne Cheviots sells for $50.
bO-inch French Monte Cloths, was
sl.40, now OOc.
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All Wool Blankets.

17 All Wool Blankets.
Every pair OF our finest grades will
be sold at one-third Oft their lowest
this seasons price. ].
500 Dozen Sheets.
Full Double Bed Heavy Weight
Bleached or Unblcached Sheets, 4sc.
each; Same for single beds. only 70
dozen to be sold for :sEc. each.
Usual rec. full size 0oxD Sheets,
Csc; samo hcmstitched. 85c.
300 dozen Full Size Pillow Cases,
Tor Monday. Q 3-Ac. each.
Lot OF Fine Pillow Cases. usually
$2.25 n dozen. for II Lac. each.
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Knit Underwear.

Any Underwear want can
be filled here at less than
wholesale prices. Try and see
for yourself.
Tleeced Union Suits for women. ssc.
ones, 25c.
Fleeced Vests, Egyptian yarn, loo.
All size Vests and Pants, soft fleece,
csc. each.
Wool Ribbed 5oc. Vests and Pants.
3Sc. each.
81 Union Suits, bleached ribbed, Doc.
Fleeced Ribbed Csc. Shirts and
Drawers for children, 15c.
$3.50 All Wool Pants for women. bOc.
Medium Weight Fleeced Vests for
women DC. r
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Splendid Values in Basement.

III addition assortment of ltpriced Cotton
White Goods Hosiery Etc. having housekcepcrs
China and Snowflake Enamel Ware The finest assort-
ncnt dependable goods for the least prices shown Rich
11nond
Demonstration Of the welknown Atlantic City Salt Water
Taffy. Free sample.
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Two yards wide 75c. Nercerized To-
BILE Damask will be sold for 81, 1-@c.
Pure Linen Grass Bleached Table Da-;
mask, best CSC. value ever sold. for
Doc.
Full Bleached Table Damask. heavy
thread, ;s)c.
geo dozen Full Bleached Flinged
Doylies, tea size. 3Oc a dozen,
q dozen Dinner Napkins, 69c. a
dozen.
no dozen $3.50 Best Dinner Napkins,
full blcached. heaviest Irish goods,
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Buy LAces in January.
rho prico reason should mako you
como quickly. i
Hand Made Linen Torchon Laccs,
&c. to - Lie.
Imitation Torchon Lnccs. wash per-
fectly. 1c.. &c. and &c. yard, with
choice from hundreds Of pieces.
500 dozen yards Point dc Paris Lnces,
widths to inches, including insert
ings, DC. q yard. Ne
Also lot Of Handsome Black 1aces,
IN crochet and silk Venice, including
insertings, nllovers, bands and gal
looms. S}iR
White Goods Bargains.
The largest sale of White Goods
ever held sin January 1t Is time
when they can be bought ut half
price. Here Is Cohen's proof:
Finest India Linon ever sold for 2oc.a
Will BIO loo.
Three cases OF Dngllsh Long Cloth.
hest ever sold for sl35, for piece OF
4 twelve yards, is 8 3'lc. yard.
IL 1-2c. White. India Llnon. D 1-2c.
5000 yards Double Width Persian
Lawn. sheerest imported grade, II
1-3c. a yard.
Finest Imported Corduroy Pique,
was to have sold for &c., is ~ LEO.
a, yard.
Yard Wide Striped Madras. $40.
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FIRST AlllCxl N01X0 YEAR.

>ur5 buyers and picked up in New
erfect, some are grass bleached.
BY Towels, 1ox3s, the best csc.
sc. each.
ozen, for csc. each.
three-quarter size, variety Of new de-
signs. 1886 q dozen.
10 dozen All Linen German Grass
Bleached Napkins. usual $3.50 value,
for 81 a dozen. .st
Full Yard Wide Irish Linen. the best
75c. soft finish grade. for 50c.i a yard;
same in halftwidth, Goo. Ill.,.
A Sale 81 Linen Lawn
and Cambria, full yard wide, 25o.
yard.
80 pieces All wool volles. SOC.
yard.
Yard Wide, Danish Cloths, 16 2-3c
And so for all the finest fabrics In
black.
Beautiful Cotton Fabrics.
.a. rrz. rs Sa4 r-s - 40 +. 4
New Mercerzed Dress Goods, in all
the ivarious colorings; the same grade
opened last year at 35c. arc In prettler /,
designs this year for Zoe.
Heavy Oxfords for childrens wear
or skirts IL Lee. a yard
Also a lot Of Fleece Back White
Ground Flannelettes, a bargain at
u PC, for Monday, &c.
New Spring Dress Ginghams, the
prettiest L 1-2c.. styles are loo.
Colored Dress Goods.
The prettiest line Of Colored
Woollen Dress Fabrics at the
least prices in Richmond. The
latest novelties as well as the
perennial favorites, all at a
good, liberal saving.
French Albatross,, double width, all
pure wool. In all colors. for ~ 1-2c.
yard.
All Wool Etamine Wolfe, 8s inches
wide In all colors. for soc. a. yard.
Silk and Wool Mixtures for spring
suits, new and hobby. at 600. a yard.
Silk and Wool 46-inch Crepe de Chine.
in all the newest colorssfor evening
or street wear, at 81 yard
Best SOC, All Wool Chevlots. full
double width, at 4Sc. q yard.
Danish Cloths. in cream, at lie.
yard.
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Allover Embroideries

ut about half the best prices given
before. Prices are 8Oc.s to 81. 30, val
hes 81 to 81 a yard, at OSc.,i for In
stance, arc Fine Allover Embroideries
that sell wholesale at $3.50 u yard.
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Three large shipped by buyers and picked up New
York Every piece guaranteed perfect bleaced
Pure Linen Hemstched Derby Towels Iox3s, the best
value sold in Richmond for 15c. each.
The same, 24x44, worth S. dozen, for 25c each.
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Some Specials.

Large Size Bleached Huck Towels,
White India Linon. 40 inches wide,
II 1-2c. grade, &c.
English Long Cloth, the 1oc. grade,
8 7-Sc.
Seamless Ribbed Stockings for boys,
regular 1oc. grade. for Be.
Our Basement Cottons.
while they include almost anything
usual in cotton fabrics. they nre all a
third to a half less than values-as'
for instance:
1000 yards Dress Ginghams for
1-2c, n yard.
Fancy 12 1-2c. Spring Dress cling
hams 1-2c.
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Ernbroideries: White Goods. Laces.
Cohen's Embroidery Sale

Has made this house famous in the State Of Virginia
There is no store in America that we know OF that
shows near the price advantage The stock IS com.
posed 81 thousands Of yards Of every variety and tor
every USE
Mondays special prices will be Enbroidces half yard wide
ereabouts fresh from the St Gall maker direct to our store
through the Richmond Custom House for yard
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tractive borders, four yards long; 50
former price, now S5.DS pair.
Ecru Cable Net Curtains, wide. hand
some borders of Arab lace; Sc former
price. now $i.1S pair.
Lace Curtains In assorted designs,
$l.25 value, choice 73c. pair.
Tapestry Portieres, with wide, at
tractiye fringe. $3.0S u pair.
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Embroideries at IL l.2c.
You can choose from values-n whole
counterful, including inscrtings--
up to 2Oc. d yard.
Embroideries, &c.
$500 yards at this price; II you pay
1Sc. to zoe. yard elsewhere YOU cnn
find some OF this Sumo kind among
them.
Embroideries at 25c.
Almost endless variety Off, fine
T1ouncings, values to COO.
Embroideries at &C. and SC.
No such values have ever been given
here; some are to Il 1-2o. n yard.
go Pieces Fine French En-.
broideries,
inNwldths from 1arrowest ITO tho
widest flouncings. including insertings
to match. If you will compare Theses
values with the embroideries of else
where, you will find ours at 4Oc. on
the dollar to their prices.
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Buy Your White Underwear F YeSkA

One Of tic most superior stocks gotten Up for merchant III
Eastern city has to T,c.Cohen Company. Every
garment is made equal to the home Underwear They
styles and Of the latest production have placed them
with Stock can choose either Any
garment not satisfactory can be returned
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Soc. Will Buy Corset Covers
Tint wcro tnatlo to sell for 75c. to 81
15c, each will buy hundreds Of
Corset Covers that cost to b9c.
1Dc for the best zoe, to 35c. Corr,
set Covers
There nrc Corset Covers for lao.
and 1: 1-2c., and in the finest grades
to $3.50, MI Under values.
A Perfect Gown. csc.
that has always sold for &C.,
21o dozen Gowns that cost from $3.50
to s1.0S, III every variety Of style, In
Guiding tho surplico, for 0Sc. each.
Among tho roc, Gowns will DO
found garments that cost to 3150.
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Gowns for 900. Asc. and bDc., all Mt
/ tho same remarkable val,ies. Among
these goods arc lot Of finc garments.
!, values 81 to IS, which will DO sold
i from F1 80 to $3.50. sy 81
i Remarkable Skirt Sale.
White Skirts, no matter how hand
I some, you see elsewhere for ll.75 can
DO found hero Monday for DSc.
VA. Counter full Of 75c. and BIC. Skirts
for SOC. each.
Handsome 40c and Zoe. Drawers,
choice Of a counterflil for 200. pair.
There arc Drawers nt IL 1.2c. and
Drawers ut $3.50. with many prices
between, and every garment worth
third to half moro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-04

A
ion'
eausS
Mar
nans
10 Il
Boar
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NO DUAL. LANGUAGE.

IF Congress wants to develop Hawaii
along traditional American lines 1T
will not only reject bills establishing
the dual language privilege in the Ter
rftorial Legislature but it will strength
en- the provision in the Organic Act
requiring that all proceedings of the
Legislature shall be in English.
No man can be an American in more
than a perfunctory way until he knows
and reads the language in which the
ideas, aspirations, beliefs and principles
of Americanism are expressed. He re
mains foreigner so longFas he adheres
to an alien speech. AS an American
legislator he must know English to be
competent; as an American citizen he
must know it to he PATRIOTIC. To per-
NIT the use of two languages in the
Legislature of Hawaii would be to per-
petuate an lien spirit there and make
the process of Americanizing the Poly
nesian citizens here that much more
difficult
The Americans of Hawaii call upon
Congress to assist in giving the voters
of this group the common language
which will unite them, not the dual
language which will divide them and
perpetuate race prejudices.
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Read in the light of the Russian ad-
missions about the losses on the Yalu,
the following extract from the official
newspaper at Port Arthur is worthy of
a place among the humor of the war;
The soldiers of Russia, in their ada
mantine firnness, regard with contempt
the fighting power of the Japanese
army.
Tine Russian soldier has already said
so. is it possible to wage war against
the soldier of Japan at alp asks the
soldier of Russia. will dry the SOL
der of Japan on my bayonet and send
him home in a letter.
IN this utterance the whole great
ness of the Russian nation finds expires !.
sion.
I'VE did not wish war We did not
even contemplate the possibility of war
with such a foe as Japan. But now
that war has begun, it can end only
with an awful punishment of the guilty
ones responsible