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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21
THE HOUR OF DEATH.
The More We Know of Death the Less We
Hear it.
News and Courier.

city than do the young. If it be q
politician who is no longer prominent
in the world; minister who has lost
something Of his youthful energy and
eloquence, lawyer whose keen Wit
is somewhat dulled by age, writer
whose later books have fsl,ed to reach
the high standard Of former works; we
are likely to add sons philoaophic re-
fection about those who have "out-
lived their usefulness;;" as if such a
conviction was apt to occur to the
person of whom we speak: or as though
we, with our poor, sbort-sighted judg-
ment, knew better than He who crea-
ted us and has appointed to every man
time to die.
1t sometimes happens that persons
whose faith is so strong that they are
not disturbed by any dread of the fu-
,ture shudder at the thought Of death
because their fancy pictures the pain
attending the last strife to be some
thirg worse than anything one suffers
while living. Such a dread is gen
erally the effect of enfeebled nerves,
or of extremely sensitive feelings,
and those who are affected by it re.
quire. ell the strength religion can
give to enable them to face the thought
OF dissolution with quietness. It is q
blessed thing that many who have
long been in bondage to such feel.
ing are mercifully delivered from
them when the last moment comes; OF
that they pass away in unconscious
ness, awaking amid the glories of the
eternal world.
1t is a strange fact that the more
we know of death the less we fear il.
and there is nothing which 80 robs
death of its terrors as to stand by The
side of those we love as they pass
away. Ono moment they are with US
we hear their voice we read their affec
lion 1or us IN their eyes, we feel the
loving pressure Of their hand the next
curtain has been drawn aside and
dropped between us, and all that VIC
loved has passed beyond itinto anoth,
er life, hardly yelled from us by its
thin folds. How easy it seems would
it be to follow them; far easier, it ap.
pears at first. than to stay here with
out them! But the months and years
60 on, and we learn to think of them
quietly as in that other home where
we shall presently join them. AS ons
after another of our loved ones are
thus taken from US we lose all fear ol
death for ourselves, and can look for
ward even joyfully to ''the hour oi
DEATH which means not only the
bliss Of Paradise, but that happy re-
union with those who have gone be-
fore US into that "sweet and blessed
country, the home of God eleot'"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21

Der l76, SOB, and are valued at 81 ,972.-
444, with an average price per head Of
silly. This is below most of the
States.
South Carolina is poor in sheep.
The number of these little farm ami
mails in the State is 59,452, and they
have value Of SIT 7,311; the average
price per head being as low as $l.97.
The average for the entire country is
$2 SO. Montana and Wyoming are the
greatest sheep States Of the country,
the former having 5,270, ,063 sheep.
In hogs, South Carolina compares
favorably with. most Of the States.
The number Of swine in the State is
651 $50, and they are valued at 49,
676,547, the average price per head
being $5 Ca The hogs of Rhode Is
land have an average value Of $l3.0S.
Iowa has more hogs than any other
two States in the Union, the namber
being 1864, PCS.
There are total Of ! It's, 265 farm
animals iu South Carolina, valued at
s23, ,25 ,630.-Special to Grconvllc
News.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21

IN ANDERSON all hat time
satisfied customer Mistakes any time VIZ
found that
satisfied This policy gy friends true and last
oonF
den the people this section We this
had
sold furniture at close of
y the fact selling
County but Ynr
by buying EVERYTHING in the Eurnue Inv;
G.F. FOLLY & SON, Depot Street
The Old Reliable. Furniture Dealer
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21

The offspring of a pugilist may
inherit a pair Of black eyes.
- Strange to say, the coming man
is one who has already arrived.
- You are right. Algernon; o breach
of-promise suit is court dress.
- Marriage is good thing for
some people-s..aiture deslers for in.
stance.
-Is =l! aesh is sfsss, cannibais
must be segetarians. S it,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21
People hardly 8:

= People hardly ever have bad
enough tempers to get ip 1 rage
with the ones that deserve it-shem.
selves. ]; :.S. -
= A man usually gets what he de-
serves in the end, but he manages m 3
to get lot Of other thinrs IA ! n
meantime. s t:Ss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21

- It's awful tiresomc to have to be
as bad as you feel you ought, to live
up to your reputation.
= The only way to keep reform
from curdling is not to use it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21
MOVE?DI

Mr. nave mSyes @ our Shop and office below Peoples Bank
any Kong done or any kind Of Repair Engine Evapora
Gravel
prompty Soliciting your patonap va ar QUO
Respectfully, BURRISS DIVER
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-21
WILL YOU BE ONE?

A@ = V " ILL S4V"
There are about seven million peo-
pie in the U. s. who have savings ac-
counts. These accounts show an av-
erage Of S400 each; seventy out of
every hundred persons starting savings
accounts with one dollar keep them
going, and in short time have seve-
eral hundred dollars. If you will
open an account with the Saving De-
partment Of the Bank of Anderson
there are seventy chances out of
hundred Of your sooner or later hav-
ing the average.
THE BANK OF ANDERSON,
The Oldest and strongest Bank in the
County.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
GOLDEN EAGLES
CONVENTION
win Be Held at Fairmont Next Tues.
day-It Will Be Seventeenth An
nual Session Of the Order.

The seventeenth annual session Of
the Grand Castle of West Virginia
knights Of the Golden Eagle will con.
veno at FairTuont on Tuesday, Septem
Der 9th Great preparations are be
ing made in tlIat city for the entertain
ment Of the guests Of whom a great
many are expected including u number
from this city.
T9c present officers Of the Grand Gas
tie are w. r. Marsh. sitting past grand
6nief; H. c. Lockney. grind chief; r
II. Saxton. grand vice chief; w r
Taylor grand high priests L. 5. Wigatl
grand master of records; r. Kyle
grand keeper of exehequers y. 5
Mitchell, grand sir herald; L. o. Pan
mel, grand first guard; H. X. Ash, grant
second guard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
WOMAN is
in JAIL
Awaiting Trial For Stealing Clothing,
Lace Curtains and Money From Her
Brother-in-Law-Left Her Hus-
band After Fuss.

Alice George, wife OF Charles George
who is brother OF the proprietor Of
the small general store in Point Com
fort until recently owned by Charley
Herrck, is in jail awaiting trial on the
charge Of feIoniously stealing lot Of
goods and some money from her bro
ther-in- law She was arrested on y
warrant "Wednesday evening by Con
stable Luther Hickman and placed in
the county jail.
The warrant was sworn out by ner
brother in law He alleges that she
stole three .woolen skirts, one mixed
shirt -four pair Of window curtains val.
ued At S23, and one twenty dollar bill
amounting mall to S+8. It securs that
Alice and her husband had i big row
and she left him. She viii be given
trial by Magistrate NJ. $ Riley as soon
ns possible
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
RESOLUTIONS OF ESTEEM
Adopted BY the Harrison County Medi
cal Socisty on the Death of the
Late DR. ]. NJ. Bowcocls.

At a special meeting OF the Harrison
County Medical Society ON August 81
1904, a committee was appointed to
druft the following resolutions in ap
probation Of the professional life and
services OF their late brother and col
league. DIR. James NJ BowcoclS. and it
was further ordered that copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
Of the society, copy be sent to the
family and to the press for publication: !:
Whereas, God in His Providence mas
removed from orr midst our aged and
respected colleague and professional bro.
ther. we, representing the local medical
fraternity. wish TO express to his family
friends and community in which he lived
and labored for more than half a cen
tury our keen feeling of regret at, the
aoss Of 50 slSillful physician and sur
gcon and 50 good citizen as the late
Dir, Bo1vco nc wus sreseended from
a highly respected and noble family OF
Virginia and during his entire career
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
BULL SMITH
WINS 6AME
For Pittsburg over Boston-His Three
Bagger in the Seventh Inning
Did the Business.

+. .. ssuith the we'll known bg'e bal
pllycr. who was with the -ClarksburS
hase ball team here year or 50 age
wa- hardly released by Waeeiiag
tie Pittsburg League team until hf
made a record. Wednesday he wen ths
g,ne at Pittsbug for Pittsb'rrg from
Bo4ton, as shown by the following di'
pitch sent out from Pittsburs WeSlnas
day night:
i. o. Smith. Pittsburg's new rish'
ic,ler, won tine game IN tls a4o's
inning when the score was tied hN
sSoring AIecormiek with /, three bigger
AFTER that base on balls and TIVE er
rcrs gave the home team three mor'
rms. Attendance 1850. Score
Pitt sburg ..so : 9 . = .
boston s..,..2 W "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
SAYS FAIRMONT
is DULL TOWN
And NJ. R. Post Closes Out His store
There to Return to Jarvisville and
Engage in Business Again

NJ. Il. Post, of this county. who has
been conducting Il general store at Fair
mont for some time past ha@ sold ont
and returned to Iarvisvifc, this county
where ne viii engage in the same bu~i
mess. Before going to Fairnont Mr.
Post conducted a general store ut Jar
visville. lie says that there IS mor
business in huntsville than there is Il
Fairmont. The latter town he descrih
es as slow and sleepy village. Ht
leaves Monday next for eastern cite,
to purchase part Of his stock Of goods
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
PLAYERS !. ].
Of Parkersburg Golf Club win Arriy.
H4re Sunday Night and Win Play
Local Players Monday Afternoon.

4 nIim Der Of members OF the Parkers
bars Golf Club will arrive here sundas
night FOR the purpose OF playing amatel =
game OF golf with some selected player
fraai the CIarksbupg Coli Club. The
game Will be played on the links at On
i'm Park Monday afternoon proyidinG
ne wesltaer Is favorable. a dame vii
.bq given in the casino at the park o.
Monday evening in honor Of the visit
ing golf players. The following are
The players from the local club selecte.
10 play the visiting team PrilliI
Steptaux, John y, Hart, Charles Holden
Lynn Ilo1nor, +. 4. Rowland and :
Carl Vance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

ARE MANY
At the Local Recruiting statiou-Five
Turned Down One Day and Two
More the Next BY the Officers
in Charge.

Wednesday Was rejection day at the
local recruiting station. Officers Glas
gSw ana Sleeth turned five men down
They were all Btllians. who we're fun g
patriotism. but not able to speak Eng
lish and because they could not talk i
they were rejected. Thursday they Al
so rejected George Jones and Paul Nor
ton, because they were minors Lieu
tenant Dana 4. Merrill, Of Parkersburg
win come here tomorrow and send Jesse
g. I.anlasters to the coast artillery At
New Rochelle, n Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
DR.. BowcOclz,s Funeral.

The funeral OF the late DR.. Bowcoct
will take place at the residence, cor
uer Of Main and Fifth stress, at ten
o'clock Friday morning. Tine servicef
will be eondusted by Rev. II. g. Rich.
arlsson and the interment will be in the
Odd Fellows cemetery
The pail bearers will be DIR. w. NJ
Late. DIR. j. w. Ramsay. DR.. T, N
Hood, Charles L. Hickman, Atord Lewis
and j. j. Davis and honorary pslll bear.
ers DR.. n. \. Haynes and DR.. E. f
Wehner.
In addition To- being a Mason the de
eelsed belonged to the knights of Hon.
or an insurance order established here
many years ago, aud there are now only
nine members of the order surviving
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

ASSOCIATION n
At the Broad Run Baptist Church L.
Largely Attended and Fine Pro-
gram Is Carried Out.

At least one thousand people attend
Cd the Broad Run Baptist Association
meeting at the Broad Run Baptist
church near Jane Lew "Wednesday, and
a much larger crowd was expected to
day, but the rainy weather kept many
away.
Rev. ]. c. Cox, Of Sa9em, WAS re-eleet
ct moderator as was also Worthy KEN
per, OF Frceanansburg, clerk.
The opening devotional exercises wert
led BY Rev. J. D. Simmons, OF Bpck
6anuon, after which the centennial his
tory OF the Broad Run church was read
The annual sermon was then delivered
by Rev w. f. Henry, of Weston, am
IL was an able effort.
Nest was the reading Of the ehnrci
letters and the enrolhnent Of the mes
-erlgers from the churches Of the asso
cation.
The afternoon session WAS oPenef
with devotional exercise led by Rev.
Cofer. and then c.lme the election oi
officers and the appointment Of corn
nit ices. after which visiting brethren
reported.
REX. 4. W. Holden. Of Clarksburg dis
.eu-sed state missions which was 10,
lowed by general discussion Of II,
subject.
Rev. ]. d. Simmons talked on Edit
.cltion.. and Rev B. p. Holden. 9
Mineral represented tine American BeP
tist PuhIicltion Society.
During the preaching Of the aun'G,
-eFiiicir two sermons were preached H.
the grove. One was by Rev. Arthur
Hank. of Salem, and the otper by Rev
lIr. Kclies Of Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

EMPLOYEES
BANOUETED
By Superintendent Smith Hood, of the
Street Car Lines, For Good Service
in Handling Crowds

Superintendent Smith Hood. OF tht
street ear line. was 50 well pleased with
the excellent service given by the en-
ployes of the system "Wednesday in llane
ling the throngs OF fair visitors THAT l'o
tensIered them an elaborate banquet At
the Manhattan erfe alter midnight
Men from the barn conveyed Them in 2
special car to the cafe and to theh
homes after the affair ended. The EN-
pIoycs enjoyed tine occasion very much
and are profuse in lAeir praise of Mr.
Hood for his kind consideration of them
and the royal time he gave them Al
the Manhattan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
BY Associated press.


st. Petersburg, sept. - NlthousI
KnropatlSfn has tho best of the TWO days
battle, the suspense is intense over th'
final issue. The crisis is expected to
day. slcager report indicate that th'
Japanese are trying to surround th'
Russian forces.
Kproki;z force is crossing the Tai Tss
river on pontoons. One division il
across and the Others are following
fT7bis indie.te. anq turning Of the Rus
sian lott fank.1
~. ,,.,,,o..a i yy,.,,nas,i,v.z battle
e-,f,,. III ...,l,,,,,, a,.ross +bc raj n,
,i,.'... na,,.S nort,,,,st ~ n Iiao yong
- - IL
huropatNih "r'ief'1i 'v''e'e - '"'
mann w0r'>s'
The japanese pressed 50 closely that
the order wa7 not executed and bhe
armies slept in their positions.
The battle was not resumed at a. m
Thursday.
The h,tfle Yesterday IA. most des.
ncr,tc. II ragad from dawn until mid
nigbt. me slaughter must have bee
immense
Al 5 n. m KuroratlSfn gave orders Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
BAND CONCERT
"A SUCCESS
at the Park Casino and viii Be Re
peated-Home Band Furnishes the
Musical Part Of Program.

The dance and band concert given in
the park casino "Wednesday night by
the Clarksburg opera house band was a
decided success. Tine number in att
Tendance was the largest in the history
of the casino and very entertaining
program was observed. The affair will
be repeated tonight from s toll O'Clock
and another large crowd win doubtless
attend and have good time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
.NE6ROS in
CONVENTION ~
national Negro Business Leagues Fifth
Annual Meeting Begins Booker 7.
Washington Makes Speech
Bv Associated Press.

BY AssUCLaIeu z E4sss'
indianapolis. Ind. sept. 1.-The fifth
annual convention Of the National
Negro Business League has opened here
The addresses of welcome were by
Mayor Wolmun, John w. Kern and \
e. Manning, the latter representing the
local negro population and the response
was by Booker T, Washington. Al
dresses by successful representatives Of
tie various business enterprises man
aged by negroes will form a leading
featnres
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
..uncle Ioen Coming.
By Associa ted Press.

New York, sept. the Republican
congressional committee has arranged =
schedule for sprechcs by Speaker Can.
non at South Bend. Ind, September, i5i
Columbus. o.. september lG, and Day,
ton, September II. Beginning Septem
ber q. he VIII spend four cr five day
in West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

SUPPLY
Store to Be Opened at Is4 West Main
Street BY Swain s. Randolph, Two
Young Men of ParkersburG.

- Randolph is the name OF a
ssw>l wlrieh opens general elec-
Srte,i supply store at l34 West Main
street this week. The place Is situat
ed ,sscy to the Boggcss Undertaking.
Com --rhc now firm is composed of
r gentlemen Of Parker.burG-
stin aud L, ,. Randolph, the
wing been employed man,
: electrical work Of the Myer
Company store in that
both are experienced men and
n no doubt meet with success in
new venture. They intend to
n complete line OF electrical sup
aud apparatus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
MISS DUNG !. N J.
DIE IN
NE YORK
DEATH CAME WEDNESDAY a
ING An HALF PAST SIX OscLoek
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS WITH
PNEUMONIA.
ESTEEMED AND BELOVED CLARKs-
BURG WOMAN, MEMBER OF A
PROMINENT FAMILY. is NO MORE
Remains WIN Arrive Here saturday
Morning and Funeral win Be Held
From her House ON West Pike
Street That Afternoon.

Morning and Funeral VIII Be Held
From Her House ON West Pike
Street That Afternoon.
A teIegani received Wednesday even
ing by II Moore jackson, conveyed the.
sad intelligence Of the death of Miss
Gay DuuCln. which occurrcd ut her
place OF residence, No. 3O7 West Forty.
sixth street. New York City, that even
ing s,t $40 o'clock.
The news Of the deatE Of Al1ss Dnit-
AN Is received by the resideIrte cf tilia
city with profound snoels Of pain and
sorrow Miss Duncan left Clarksb1rg
in the mouth OF May seemingly in her
nsual good health Several weeks aftet
leaving Glarksburg slie became IL and
eontinued in i'll health for some time.
some time later she went to Atlantic
..fty in the hope that her helIth 1vonls
be benefited by the climate and sur
ro,ulsiiugs there. During oil this time
her -illncss was not severe and she con
tinued about her work and dutis~
While IN Atlantic City She was taken
with a severe cold ANA tilis developeii
into pBenmonisl. sac retugne5 to heI
nome n tsW "a s, sri...
''''l'l''isea . s'.' 9.s1 ~, -, -,
,,i's' 'slosilliiu ''''sl ~. -ss'
her and she grew fssPpliN worse
fi'ai days ago tile attsIlsllls Pm 'iS,s'sl'.
saw thest there was no hoIc Tor issl rs
-overy She became unconscious three
or four days before gifr spirit LOOK ~
light and fingered in 2 very low eoR
siftion until death.
Miss Gay Duncan was ehe dsaussiteef
+ John and EiorIde lnaein- p"tl'
deceased. Her father WAS 2 DrlAlians
tttorncy eminent IN 'his profession ana
very prominent in this sccti6n OF tbs
state. Tie died when Miss Cay was -
infant child AIRS. Duncan passed away
~ tne home on Mese faSe soTssse = -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

Of more than seyentysiive years, eon-
tinued to add glory 70 the name Of ais
ancestors.
we all reecgnzze IN him 2 rePresesl
tatfvc OF He true type OF the family
physician Who deserves a prominent Po-
sition in every community. In .nis
early career many obstacles were en-
eountered and overcome and beeaIrse 81
his natural talents and professional !
ability be came to occupy the foremost
rank among pi1ysicinns in our state. He
has for many years served as medical
attendant friend and general advisor
10 both the rich and poor and they right
Iy mourn his death as they would a
member Of t0eir family. He was 81.
way< zealous OF the welfare Of mis- pa.
tients and the community. and CON
stantIy endeavorcd to promote the dig
nity. honor and usefulness Of the pro
fession in which he was 80 potent .
factor.
DIR. Bowcock has been taken from his
home. the profession and the community
not before t5lcy had received an ever
lasting impression from the long life OF
one by nature so sympathetic, kind
noble and scholarly. The influence Of
such life as his viii last beyond the
lives Of those who felt his influence and
we, his colleagues. sorrowipg in his
death. exult in the privilege We had in
knowing him.
s. NJ. MASON.
r. A. HAYNES.
= n ErT 41yUFR<S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
DRANK QUART
OF WHISkEY
And Went Home cazed From Its Effects
and Murdered His Sleeping Child
With a Knife.
By Associated press

By Associated Press
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. l--crazed by
the effects Of w'hislSey, which it is said
he drank a quurt on his way homo from
work, Frank Leopold, German, tget
so murdered his eleven year OH sen
with a knife. while the chilli w,s s'cep
ing Then he gave himself ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
VIII Not Need Loan.
Street Cars Broke Record.

Wednesday was record breaking day
with the local street car system. Al
the close Of the day about twenty thous
and fares has been collected, making il
far in advance of any day within tn,
history of the system.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
pnnnlist. opposa Fuaion.

BY Associated Press.
ln5liauapoliz. Ind., Sept. l-TF.lty lal
llama PopuIists who oppose fusion nle'
;icre today to plsce STATE tieRet y
tbe aeld. a call had been iss'sed for 2
convention or fusion PpPulists on SEP
tsmber 70,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
Government Accepts Ohio.

By Associated Press.
Washington. ~ G, sept Tile Navy
department has announced the prelim-
mary acccPtanoe OF the battle4hiP Ohio
built BY the Union Iron Works, Of San
Franeiseo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
By Associated Press.

Lao Yang. sept. Over 10000 men
and 1900 guns are engaged on both
sides Practically the whole Russian
fierce is on the firing line.
One regiment, which had just arrived
from RUSSIA, went into action with it,
band playing
The losses on both sides are estimated
to be not less than 10000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01

Tokio, Sept 1.-The Russian right anG
center are retreating tnis Thursday
afternoon. The Japanese are pursuing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
BY Associated Press.

ATukdeu, sept IA japanese force
OF ten thousand men is reported as I'D
vancing on NTukdcn from the northwest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-01
SPERATE land BATTLE
RACED From DAWN TO MIDNIGHT
51eat Conflict Between Infantry and Artill
japanese and Russians, Nothing Heretof
observation-disclosures Charges Succee
Other Rapidly and Artillery Duel Never {

Russian Injured Both Sides
than Twenty Million the Or
Thirteen Hundred Fearful Russian Suspense
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