The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
A RUSSIAN
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! IA Former Subject Of the Great rt. Z
White Gar Delights il the.
g NH Work Of the Japanese.
SENDS THE NEWS ,:'' ), TO RUSSIA
Sends Letters TO Russia il Cipher
fRuBsian Defeat That Is Kept
From Them There.
SENDS THE NEWS TO RUSSIA $ 81
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Especial TO The Ilmes-DlsIatch'si tilt
VA, Feb. oO.-The Russo.
Iapanese way has Invaded Yorktown, and and.
al least one of the towns inhabitants
has the Japanese fever in its worst form.
This Individual is q we'll known mer-
chant, a former subject of the great
white cuar. and an ardent hater Of Rus
sia and all her interests. Phlegnatic
I and stoioal to a marked degree, this man
\ is watching the successful performances
as I he Japanese until 1t has caused him
10 neglect his business.
Interesting. indeed. are Tho remini-
SCIENCES he gives Of life in Russia. par
atlcularly the savage way In which the
despotic sway muzzlcs tho press ana
4 censors tho incoming mail Each week
this enterprizing fellow advises relatives
end friends, through the malls, of the
i urtua i condition of affairs with regard
VI the Russian forces. and the language
MED & Is always yelled and reduced to
" eir!.er,. only understood by the REGIMENTS.
f6,rhesa dispatches are usually sent 70 y.
Petershurg, the N1uscoyite metropolis. and
IL ;iro always addressed to himself. he hav-
ing a one time been resident OF the
~ city. The following is a sample OF the
~ ri ebrGWT3 5tiIIuis luhHSO nv
Times Dispatch for publications: &
bout my Aunt Rachc, I haven't seen
}&ler. but what i heard, sn lost thirteen
u Of her ducks is dead: some of the ducks
Rallied herself by her, meanesses; she is bad
q and still worse as sle has ever been
4 while still home--ss.: Flies frozen; about
r. flies by her own meanesses. Agent got
10 leave her own home: take another
place Our aunt and uncle hasn't go.
much friends. Louis and Saml way OIL.
2 joseph way off, and so their particular
friend is not with her. What I learn
As for TO reach her idea, besides her
boys is playing mnstc right at home. Her
I. chances are very tar Her netShbors
1 are kicking the Wy she treat her step
Y children aid think somebody will take
,lp for it. ] think to my Idea that Nico-
fiemus will be next to Sam'l, and is bound
10 he at the end SO Enndislt is ttue as
by the Billie give u.s. and the Lord in
the heaves has promised to tho chill
the blood Of tho children they fall in
ts the Same way"
BY way Of explanation. he added that
Aunt Rache means Russia; uncle, tho
Gar; ducks, the ships, and flies, their
81 crews as we'll MS tho soldlery, '.Theli
,neanesses" typifies their own torpedocs
or mines. s means 800 and r 200. She
vi mas To evacuate ,Manchurla ana Port Ar
Thur. owing to the neutrality of China.
Louis is Lion, England; sam', United
Il states; Joseph. Austria. and tho particu-
q al friend Is France. The boys playing
music at home is nihilsuo demonstration
and revolutionary attempts by the stu
cjcnts. Nicodemus is the Mikado. and
! this anti Russian enthusiast Is a firm
y believer in the coming great power OF
Japan. 5aa:
This gentleman givesSvivid accollnts4oi
the dense ignorance of the Russian lower
classes. and freely asserts that the mos
benighted Afro American Is q prince 1T
The line of intelligence coH.parssdsi Will
the miserable Muscovite.
He declares that the Russian press
4 is made to sing the praises Of Russian
victory. both on land and water; tina
5s9the foreign malls are diligently searched
for any Objectionable information to thu
masses, and asserts that II the infor
nation can be gotteasfo the great Rus
sian masses that~th government Il
rapidly receiving deadly blows ON ever,
4 hand; that nothing can prevent gen
oral uprising and the orst.5revolutiol
hat the country ever experienced. HI
freely characterized Count Kuropatkln
,sS@the aged hero OF Pleyna, ior whom tin
y army is clamoring, as q tkeast OF tn
"a 5peyler tSpe and his full ealal in butch
cry. *. GSNEg z III 2Ht