The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-02
AT THE Front.

and from that dav till I left I saw
.vo-,,,h;ro 90 ,h. o,er,.;o,s oho,. De-,
49,, r.. -, -
,iiomod 60 sard az, taionra,,,s W. Us
ia,to.s "a our ay ia,,o "o oro 49,
sarad Tt;. fra.a,,.;1,, ,,',s 90 %
v,h;cL ,nnroo;a,aJ ,Le ni;sdo,,, nd ,ha
rostr;..;o rrr ,,ora r,,,,,,,ad Ne soor
noes;hio W. ,,ore Lo,v.,,ar oiinved
70 send sl,e,cbes ,f,er thev had heen
an,ro,ed h,, the censor an, a1,d 20
sa,, tI,,t frn,, ,le bea;,,,,;,,, nv, sGetches
,"ore f,yn-ahlv censnrnd nd a,Iowed 10
n,ss
p'' ,vrr1 An rpoopc
.r, hhh 800 No. D.
moot ,,r;ed For ,hn e., tvo SO, or ,,, was
,"eel.s tbara ,,as cons;dar,h,a ~, ,,h;e,
,,.de ns ra,her ,,ncnnfortabTs I br ~" we
,"era for+,,natei,, ahie 80 nco,,,,, NJ
chrr;,,, ho,sas ,,d s,,ffered 80 lf tha
hard ,J; 90 the ord;norv nar,oa;a r
osnec;,lI,, ,boee res,,i,;na i-o,,, 49,,
70 sh;ft IRON, niI,ar ~ most ali the ,;,,,e
Eor come ,ueal.n t,,a lot vnas ;n.onso
h,,t ,ho,,t ,hreo ,,ooi,s haforo no Iaf. -
become cooior and d,r;na the I,st ,roet
cutt;,,g northeriv winds necese;tated o,,r
oett;nS ;n,o winter cIotb;no The I,n..
nese w;tl that fore tbo,,abt ,,,l,;cI cbprI
acter;1es ,hn,, h,d led, not ,,;,,or
cIotl,;no for ,he troons an5 q f,r as
old Goo there WIS not tha sI;ohtost
;ncn,,,o,,;orl,, s,,ffa-ad h., a., t-on III,
regard to their clothing and the change
of the weather, in fact never saw
troops who were better provided or had
more consideration "iven to their COM
fort than was given by the authorities
to the japanese army. The encamp-
ments were exceedingly comfortable and
here and there were little shanties which
reminded me of some of the smaller
houses in Japanese village.
| THE MARTIAL SPIRIT.
"Tba r,,-t;,1 e,;r;. 90 ,,,o +-ooos
was verv b;gb thew were eyer s,na,, Gpe
and min a,encod ~, ron,,,sos T. So 80 y
Wet aw.ranrd;nory,, ti,;,,Sr .,at wa" -
snn,e IS tha h. hora ,'. .lo a. IT,
,yas cons;der,hle WITHIN feI' hnnri iG 90
tho ro,,,r,, IS H., 49,, 60 $50 IT,.
o>orc;sas e.. 90 s;,,,oi,. a,,u
e e,,G .,ar were SIMPLY reciea ,,
Hns mood ,ro,.;a;a,, 90 a",ipS ny" ~,
m"S s s"h p,ot t % S''a ot T Sp
r 80 49, ,..e'' NJ 49,; Nv
. .rl,,t a, Il,
,,,.ti,i -. No. u,,,e. .''. -,
marta, n't spi',. was indsiniiCellt thlousn,
u ,I my NJ f" st oo.,,'ue,is y,
we. we sen n. a.slllp VI tneli oin0ers ana III
'"e'' .l''nr"e@ 9''CCsS. .t
HENEKAL CLEANLINESS.
They had not much cavalry, but the
horse lines were the finest | have seen
! in any campaign. The horses were
stabbed in comfortable arbours covered
with gr,eenery., and IN some camps they
- 80 L.. uS ea.eah,''e Us ny
- l,e VIZ pvi 10y e'eail anu
frao,,a,i, , on "s Jio .,a ''"' 'oO
"TL;. III -, u, suNn p'ae.s'
,,horo -, y, 800 m"s afp a., $50. e,Ss
w;,h;n 500 - o So ~ . .ho i pnn.;nr
Sr;nn ,;nn sa, ', , '"e nss' ',d
snan whilst the t tnS wa aro e aIr, '.e ~
r. "'' H. W. ,,JgS "'e a.llIs' t. T,
500, q" 80 nv ~. DI "a paw -.
soe,,r W NY ma. "oiu 80, u.a'
~ nv, - '"oS. a'n,e aGsTia . ean-
mose a. Ar,,' " any pont r,h , ' Pths
icse Et YIN. a. OH -N''lui' ~ the
the wav i obtained from the Sonrc es
from which the Russians have been EFT
| off. is boiled In all camps huge caul-
drons of water are boiled for the men,
who simply run up and fill their water
bottles. | never saw greater care taken
of men by their officers than outside
Port Arthur. When | left, after over
! three months, the camns were just as
clean and orderly as they would have
been in time of peace. | noticed these
things particularly, because as an old
campaigner they were remarkable to
me-"
ALMOST HAND TO HAND.
"Hnw far are tho two forces ,o,r. -,
asked the interviewer ~ "i'"'