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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
Rookie and Lancaster must each
serve out Sentence.
so SAYS SUpnEAE c0UpT
Petitions for new trials not granted and
each msst do Time.

Word reached here Monday that
the supreme court had affirmed the
decision Of Judge Steele in the
Rookie and Lancaster cases, tried
last year at GrAngeville, and that
the prisoners would be taken to
Boise this week to begin serving
their sentences. Both cases
have attained much notariety be-
cause OF the fights made to clear
the prisoners, who are widely
known in this part of the state.
At their trial about year ago
Judge Steele sentenced Rookie TO 10
years and Lancaster to 6 years in
the penitentiary but their attorneys
at once appealed the cases to the
supreme court and the prisoners
have been laying in the county Jail
since that time pending the decis-
ion of the supreme court. The
petitions fo- new hearings were
considered at the supreme court
session at Lewiston some weeks ago
land the resnlt ID now given
out. Rookie WAS sentenced for
horse stealing and Lancaster for
rape. Both are well known in
in this county having lived here for
many years. Many of their friends
expected the supreme court tc
grant them new trial and were
!. greatly surprised at the decislon
rendered.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
LOCAL OVERFLOW.


New line Holiday goods at Brown &
Brust's.
Yesterday wac the shortest day of the
year and the days will begin to be
neticeably longer in short while.
A registered package at the Fairburn
postoffice is thought to be the long look
ed for credit of Joseph Rossi. If that is
so we NAV expect the electric line to
take on new life at once.
Grandma Nuxoli, an aged lady resid-
ing at Ferdinand, died and was inferred
there this week. We were unable to
learn the particulars Of her death up to
the time Of going TO press.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

Bill Nye's Boomerang says a
man may use wart on the,h hack Of
his neck for a collar button, ride
on the rear coach OF train 10 save
the interest on his money till the
conductor reaches him, etop his
watch at night to save wear and
tear, leave his "i'' undotted and his
"t" uncrossed to save ink, and pas
ture bis mothers grave to save
corn, but man Of this kind is a
gentleman and scholar compared to
a fellow who will take newspaper
for year and when asked to pay
for it, put it back in The Office and
have it marked refused.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
SENATOR SH0UP DEAD.

George L. Shoup. the FIRST citizen
of Idaho, has passed away. The
man who represented the state for
ten years in the United States
senate and for more than twice
that period of time in public
capacities, breathed his last shortly
after 8 o'clock this morning, when
the heart that for 68 years beat true
for family, country, friends and
state, gave it's final throb and the
spirit OF the patriot. statesman and
beloved friend and neighbor took
its fight. The end was painless.
Among the many who enjoyed the
rare privilege of Senator Shoup's
acquaintance his death is regarded
as keen personal affiiction. To
the state Of Idaho the passing of
such beloved character, such a
broadminded, unselfish, untiring
worker for the welfare OF the com.
nonwealth is an irTeparable loss
There was no false ring in the pro-
fuse expressions of regret voiced on
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
No wsr Here.

According to the Standard a
prepondcrance Of male births in
and around Grangeville signifies
impending war, according to the
old story. If that is the case the
war will be at the county seat and
peace will reign supreme on this
side Of the pIairie as the birth Of
girl babies has outnumbered the
birth Of boys fully five to one in
this section this year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

Eggs have been as scarce as the
proverbial hens teeth this fall and
with the recent high price for
them and the good prices offered
for chickens and turkeys it would
seem that it would be q paying
proposition for a few people to go
out Of the cattle and hog business
and take to raising poultry for the
market. 1t would pay better than
cattle at the present price at any
rate.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

There are one or two persons in
this town who always want to have
the "big say in any matter that
may come mp but if 1t touches their
pocket book TO the slightest extent
they bring forth their hatchet and
begin to knock. AS long as such
people are listened to or allowed to
use their influence to the detriment
Of all public enterprise the town
will necessarily have a hard time
getting out Of the old "mossback"
rut.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

Over mile Of poles are up on
the new telephone line and the
wire is on the way from the east.
If the weather does not hinder too
greatly the line will be completed
to this place early In the new year
and then people can have their
choice OF lines TO converse over.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

all sides when the news of the
senator's death spread. Among
the countless friends of George L.
Shoup not one can be found that
ever heard him utter an unkind
word to any man, none who ever
knew him to refuse to preform a
kindly act. He belonged to his
family, his friends, his state and
his nation, and to all he was loyal.
Little wonder it is that the flags
were half masted, that men Of all
political beliefs stood in the chill
fog on the street corners and de-
plored in sincere tones the loss OF
this friend and counselor.
In response to appeals which
could not be resisted the family Of
Senator Shoup has consented to
have state funeral. It was their
desire that the funeral should be as
simple and unostentious as was the
life of the man upon whom the
state has conferred the highest
honors within its gift, 1t has
been decided that the funeral serv-
ice will he held in St. Michael's
cathedral Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. The simple service of the
Episcopal church will be conducted
by Bishop Funston assisted by
Dean Kinks There will be no
music, on display, no formality.
At the Masonic cemetery, where the
last rites are to be performed the
Masonic grand lodge will supervise
the cemetery. The Elks, member
If the Loyal Legion and Grand
Army will participate in the obse-
quies and the state will be fully
represented by executive and jud-
Iicai officers and the justices OF the
supreme court. Although the ar,
rangements have not been fully
completed it is announced that the
casket will te taken to the capitol
building at ten o'clock ON FRIDAY
morning.
Surrounded by a guard Of honor
the body will lie in state until the
hour set for the funeral. The de-
cision was reached in response to
insistent demands from the public
which Senator Shoup had served sc
long and 80 faithfully. 1t was fell
that the pc pie had a right to thu
opportuLity I" say farewell TO one
who had held such prominent
place in the he of the people
The body of Senator Shoup will b,
moved from the residence to thl
capitol building at ten o'clock or
Friday morning. A detail q
Knights Templar will act as ar
escort
The casket will he placed in tn,
main entrance Of the building
Details from the third cavalry vii
be stationed at the central ano
south gates of the main entrance o
the building and at the west sid,
door The pupils of the public
schools will assemble in the schoo
building Friday afternoon anc
march to the capitol grounds ant
through the building Boise, Dec
81, dispatch to Tribune.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

Buy your Xmas presents at Brown 4
Brust's.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

For people who do not enjoy
Emusic" life will be principally
pain for the first couple months
after the band instruments arrive.
After that they will hecome used
TO the melody and be able to APP
preciate it.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
5000, Cash.

Stock and machiaery also for sale with
tarm Z purchaser 50 desires. Good
scheol house within a mile Of farm. Fos
further particulars iaqsire Of
cAMAs PRAIRIE CHRONICLE,
Cottonwood. idaho.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
News AroUnd
The Stale
Items Of Interest Reproduced for the
Benefit Of our Readers.
A sToRY OF THE WEEK
A few Incidents that have occurred ia
the State s;nce our last Issue.

the State since our last Issue.
The pipe for the water mains at
Nezperce is now being put in the
alleys Of that town.
It is reported that the Ramey
sawmill is soon to be moved from
near Russell to Morrow.
MoscoS is now trying TO secure
federal building to be used for
the federal court and the postoffice.
It is now announced that Idaho.
county's recently elected surveyor,
W. L. Spaulding, will fail to quail
fly. In that case the present in.
cumbent W. g. McNutt, will hold
over.
Henry Herman, son Of w. ].
Herman, of Genesee, who was
accidentally shot a couple weeks
ago on lower Salmon river, is still
in critical condition and may not
survive his injury.
Jamse Eutsler, Moscow saloon
keeper, attempted tn commit sui.
eide early Sunday morning by
shooting himself with a revolver.
His act is said to be due to disap-
pointment in love and the wound
may prove fatal.
The Lewiston Teller case has
been adjusted by the transfer of
property to the Lewiston National
Bank to satisfy the claim Of $11 900
against the plant. The paper is
again in G. A. Foresman's charge
and will be revived as weekly or
twice-a week publication.
Two large school boys in the
Potlatch country last week had a
fight over the schoolma'am of the
school they were attending.
Pocket knives were used in the
scrap and one boy was pretty badly
injured. The other went to Mos
cow and gave himself up.
A rich strike is reported from
some mining claims near Peck.
The claims are located in Little
and Big CANYONS and the ore ia
said to be running as high as $45
to $50 ton in gold. The citizens
of Peck are all trying to buy stock
in the claims but none is for sale.
A gang Of small boys at Juliaet-
ia entered freight car last week
and took out a box of pocket knives
consigned to q Lewiston hardware
store. They broke the box open
and then proceeded to sell good
knives to the people at 10 cents
each. Later the boys were forced
TO confess and most of the knives
we're secured.
At the preliminary examination
at Moscow Tuesday John Knudt
son, owner Of the saloon at Troy in
which the FIRE was started recently
which destroyed nearly $4,000
worth of property, was bound over
to the district court under $500
bonds az an accOmplice to Fred
Hanning, who started the FIRE for a
reward offered him by Knudtson.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

just eight more days of 1904.
Then we will begin writing it 1905.
How many will write 4 for 5
the first few times
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
FOR SALE.

A l6O-acre farm three miles from
Cottonwood. $50 acres under cuiti-
vation, aii fenced and cross fenced
and with 30 acres In fall wheat.
Two fine springs and water in abun-
daace. AS room a story house
with well at corner Of porch and .
good cellar. Big barn, granaries,
bog houses, COW barns, etc. Bearing or
chard Of 100 trees with berry bushes and
shrubs galore. Also lease on 6O-acre
farm, IS acres Of which Is n fall wheat.
Wia sell ali of above property for
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23
ONLY LINE EAST VIA SALT LAKE
and DENVER. Two trains Daily

Aaatves
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-23

STEAMER LINES.
SAN FRANcIsco-PoRTLA ROUTE.
Steamer sails for Portland at 8 p. m.
every five days.
Daily bpat service between Portland,
Astoria, Oregon City, Dayton, Salem,
Independence, Corvallis and all Col
nmbia and Willamette river points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE
Steamer leaves Lewiston at 8 q. m. daily
exs~pt Friday. Returning, leaves RI
CIV. MOUNT, General Agent,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15
Drogi mandzurskie.

correspondent z gl6wnej kwatery rosyj-
skiej do Daily Graphic" nastepujscy
sposob opisuje stan drogi maudzurskiej
podczas pory deszozowej:
Kto drogi tel ME widziai podczas deszczu
lub bezposrednio po MIN, ten ME moze
stworzyc sobie nawet przyblizonego pole
cia istotnym stanie rzeczy. w wielu miej-
scach droga mandzurska czasie lub 20
deszczu zamienia sic literalnie ma potok
bfotnisty w miejscowosoiach zas, gdzie
wody wyzszych punkt6w sciekaja ma niz-
sze, tworza sic stawy bfota, kt6rego gfebo-
kosc siega koniom po brzuchy Pc ustaniu
deszczu grunt gliniasty szybkoscia ME do
uwierzenia pochfania wode. Droga, cho-
ciaz ME ma juz podobienstwa do rzeki bio
tnistej, jednakze bardzo trudna jest jeszcze
do przebyoia, poniewaz sliski, podobny do
ciasta osad bfotnisty zdradziecko zakrywa
dofy, wkt6re wpadajs bezustannie koia DO.
jazdu, wozu lub armaty, tamujs ruch ma
prod, chwytajac jakby kleszcze. Glina
oblepia przytem spos6b niemozIiwy nogi
ludzi kopyta koni, a jest ona bardzo Ella
styczna lepka. Tworza sic przytem wzgo-
RIA bfotniste, po powierzchni kt6ryoh zwie-
rzeta sic slizgaja i padaja, staczajaoe sig
ich stokow wozy gniota i'm nogi. Bloto
LII nIoiAio OPduoWyWd iuuZl ZWlerZPCR.
Dop6ki deszcz pada, bfoto ME moze O.
siasc ma pfaszczach szynelaoh, poniewaz
zmywa je woiaa letni ciepfy deszcz, wytwa.
rzajacy dziwnie duszna atmosfere pod oio.
wianego koloru niebem. Deszcz ten przeni-
ka odziez do tego stopnia, ze niema tax
dobrej materyi nieprzemakalnej, kt6raby
ochroniia oiafo Cd przemoczenia do kosci
Gdy deszcz ustanie, bfoto osiada tam gdzie
pablo. Masz MEM zabryzgana glove ra-
miona, Gala dolna Geese tulowia pieszyoh
konnych oblepiona jest po prostu gruba
warstwa gliniasta biota, kt6re, skoro sionce
sic ukaze i przygrzeje, natychmiast "a
mienia sig ma skorupe.
W ozasie deszozu literalnie niepodobna
rozrozni6 rzeki cd drogi trzeba postepo.
wac nadzwyczaj ostroznie, bo rzeki mand-
zurskie sa bardzo zdradzieckie. w pare mi
nut rzeka moze przybrac tax, ze precise jej
ME sposob inaczej, jak wpfsw. Prad woody
bywa przytem tax silny, ze zbija n6g
przewraca najsilniejsze zwierzeta, drobne
unosi soba naturalnie topi
Po takich to drogaoh podczas tylko co
ukohczonej pory deszczowej manewrowac
musiafy 2 artylerya obozem bardzo IL
czne armie obu stron wojujaoych.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15
Przygotowania do bitwy pod
mukdener,,

.Ciekawe szczeg6fy komunikuje Telingu
correspondent "Birzewych Wiedomosti" p.
Demozynskij:
Poohod Japclozykow ma Laojang da.
lei ciekawym jest tego powodu, ze gdy
dotad armia japonska posuwafa sic ME wie-
oej jak o try wiorsty ma dobe, to obecnie
pochod jest szybki.
W ciagu dni dziesieciu Japonozycy, "a.
trzymani walka pod Laojangiem, posune-
Ii sic Worst 90 bill sie ma r6wninie tax
samo jak W g6rach. Sami szli ma bagnety,
gdy dawniej takiej walki ME przyjmowali.
+. Sfowem, zmienili pod kazdym wzgle-
dem opinie, jaka sic wywtorzy{a sposo-
bic ich dziafania. Tylko jednej rzeczy
pozostali sobie wiernymi oto, urzadzajac
wielkie demonstraoye ma poiudniu, pre-
prowadzaja DUE masy wojsk przez CORY ma
p6}noc. Znamiennem jest to, ze "a kaz--
dym razem, gdy Kuroki przedsiebierze
duzy marsz oskrzydlaJacy, armie Oku
Nodu gina gdzies caikowicie. Cofaja sic
0 dziesiatki Worst cd naszych pozyoyj
przednioh, co byio zawsze powodem, ze ko-
respondenoi gfosili, il Japoiczycy cofnei
sic ma pofudnie. Tymczasem ten manewr
dowcipny obliczony byf zawsze ma pozor-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15
kOngres POkOiu.

-Dnia 4bm. W Bostonie fremont
Temple otworzony zosaf Trzynasty ME-
dzynarodowy kongres Pokoju. Prezyden-
tenn obrano pana Roberta Treat Paine, &C.
kretarzem Bejamina F. Trueblood - obu
Bostonu. Sekretarz Trueblood odczytal
rapport "a r. 1904. Byta W MIN nova o wy.
buchu wojny rosyjsko. japonskiej podana
byfa rada, by mocarstwa, jezeli ME moga
interweniowac celem doprowadzenia do po-
koju, odm6wify obu krajom walczacym po-
parcia finansowego. - Ma sesyi dnia ma
stepnego pani Bertha Won Sutner (sfynna
autorka dzieia: "Preoz orezem!'') wy
gfosiia mowy po angielsku po francusku.
Przyjeto rezolucye, wzywajaca Rosye
Japonie, aby zaprzestafy soba wojowac.
- Ma sesyi dnia 7 bm. potepiono kro-
la belgijskiego "a okruciehstwa, jakich do
puszczaj ia sic bali " Afryce W Wolnem
Panstwie Kongo. -Dnia bm. przyjeto
rezolucye oswiadczajaca, ze trybunai ha-
ski okazaf sic niedostatecznym ze nalezy
zorganizowat unie pokojowa mocarstw,
pod kolejna prezydenoya Nv alfabetyoznym
porzadku) jednego mooarstwa po dru.
giem.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15
L wystawy W St. Louis.

z d}ugu zaciagnietego rzsdu su.
ME $4,000, 400, zarzad wystawy St.
Louis sp}acif juz So, 408, ,l49.
y W zeszfy czwartek byf ma wystawie
"Dzien Niemiecki." Pred pawilonem
niemieckim przemawiali znany polityk
Carl Schurz, burmistrz miasta st. Louis,
prezydent zarzadu wystawy Francis. amba-
sador niemieoki Won Sternbsrg komisarz
wystawowy hr. Lewald. Obeonyoh byfo
okofo 10000 Niemc6w ze wszystkich czesci
klaju.
-Wspaniale wypadi ma wystawie
"Dzien Chciagoski, oznaozony ma sobote
d. 8 bm. Goscie chicagoscy zaczeli sic
juz zjezdzac we czwartek, do soboty zje.
chato ioh sic consjmniej 5000 przewa.
znie intelegencyi drobnych byznesistow.
Byf take obecnym burmistrz Carter
Harrison, oraz jego mafzonka. Po raz pier
wszy cd czasu swego istnienia wystawa BY
ia W niedziele otwarta, poniewaz prawo
zabrania pobierac " tym dniu opiate wste.
pna, przeto wstep byf darmo, ale tylko dia
tyoh, 90 sig mogli wykazac, ze przybyli
Chicago lub innych miejsc ma "Dziei
Ohicagoski."
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15

wniejszy ustep tego istu: "Sa sposoby "a.
waroia pokoju zupeinie ME obrazajace ho-
noru takiego panstwa jak Rosya. Polega-
ia ma tenn, aby zrobic Japonii sprzymie-
rzenoa, ME wroga. Zgnebieni Japonii
wymaga}oby zbudowania floty trzy razy sill
niejszej cd floty japohskiej i wysfania przy-
najmniej 20 korpus6w; walozyc wypadfo.
by 10 lat. Ale tego mafo. Pod wpfywem
pragnienia zemsty Japonia potrafi przygo-
towac sic do novel wojny jeszcze wick
sza szybkosoia i energia niz do obeonej, a
tym sposobem bedziemy zmuszeni nietylko
utrzymywac zawsze gotowosci 800.t tysie-
czna armie ma Dalekim Wschodzie, ale je.
szcze przenies6 tam srodek ciezkosci naszej
potegi militarnej i osfabic wszystkie ma
sze siiy obronne ma wszystkioh punktach
Rosyi Europejskiej, albo tez podw6jny
budzet wojskowy uczynic normalnym, ME
zaleznie cd perspektywy wydawania CO
try lub cztery lata miliarda ma wojne
Japonia, potem Japonia Chinami. W
takich warunkach jake silly ekonomiczne
zachowa Rosya EuropejskaP"
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15
Toledo, Ohio, dnia Is Pazdziernika, 1904 r.

ne zatarcie Shadow poiaczenia dwoch ar
mil, 90 zatem idzie, ma utrudnienie nam
wiadomosci o rozlokowaniu armii nieprzy.
jacielskich. Me pomagaty aadne wywiady,
a Japonczyoy zawsze wiedzieli wszystko o
mas, najprzod dlatego, ze nasze rozlokowa.
ME jest zwiazku z koleja zelazna, a ro-
wt6re przez chihskioh szpiegow.
Zupefnie tax samo zyjemy teraz. Japon-
czyoy niby oofneli sic, uwolniwszy cafe
pofudnie, ku Laojanowi. Ma to oznaczac,
re, uforyfikowawszy rzeke, doprowadza do
porzadku swoje wojsko, gdzies z boku
zjawi sic armia generala Kuroki Wow
czas tez armie Oku Nodzu nadejds z
pofudnia ku Mukdenowi.
Posi}ki, jake otrzymujemy, pomagajs
maio, DO i Japonczyk6w przybywa tylez,
Iesli ME wiecej. a nastepnie pochod
kurokiego ma p6lnoc grozi ciagle przer-
waniem komunikacyi. Dokad inicyatywa
spoczywa reku Japonozyk6w, dop6ty
manewr ten bedzie sic powtarzaf trzeba
sic przygotowac do Rampant zimowej, bo
Japonczycy beda znowu robili po try
wiorsty ma dobe.
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Wojna Rosyjsko. .Japohska
Bitwa pod Mukdenem.

General Kuropatkin armia wiele H.
czniejsza niz japonska rozpoczaf zacze-
pne dzia}ania. Dnia 8 pazdziernika wyda-
ny byi rozkaz, aby armia uszykowafa sic
do boju. Pierwsze spotkanie Japonczyka-
mi nastapi}o " poniedziaiek1O pazdziernika
pomiedzy Mukdenem Jantajem.
Japonozycy zostali wyparci pierwszych
pozycyj. Resyjska armia posunefa sic 7
mil naprzod, przeszedfszy rzske Sill.
Nastepnego dnia swicie Japonczycy roz.
poczeli ostry ogien, ktory prowadzili caiy
dzien we wtorek i " nocy wtorku ma sro-
de- ~Moskale ME mogli sic utrzyma6 ma
zdobytych poprzednio pozyoyaoh musieli
oofnac sic "a rzeke. Japonczycy ME scigali
Moskali dalej, jak tylko do rzeki.
Kiedy gazeta nasza idzie ma prase, toozy
sig zaoieta walka.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-15

ie' "aprosze' wedfug reguf przez Vau.
bana ustanowionych nigdy jednak ME do.
chodzlfo do szturmu, Niemcy bowiem uwa
7ali ten rodzaj ataku "a zbyt ryzykowny
kosztowny, ME dajaoy rezultat6w
Pod Metzem Paryzem zn6w inaczej
byfo. Metz zanadto silna byi warownia,
abty 60 MONA byio zdobyc bombardowa-
mem. Niemoy Niedzieli jednak, ae twier.
dza niedostatecznie jest zaprowiantowana,
vice postanowili wziac ia gfodem-i wzieli
Oblezenie, polegsjaoe ms zupefnem odo-
sopnlenlu warowni, byto dokonane TAXA
doktadnoscia. ze przez ca}y przeciag czasu
AMI ]eden czfowiek ME dostaf sic do twier-
dzy, AMI Jeden tez niej ME wyszedf Po-
dobnego zdobycia twierdzy ME pamietaja
ozleJe: ME zmarnowano ami jednego poci-
sku, ME poswiecono ami jednego zoinierza
Pod Paryzem odciecie cd swiata okazaio
sic nledostatecznem, Wzieto sic do bonn.
bardowania. Z tygodnia ma tydzien wodzo.
VIE nlemieocy zapowiadaG wziecie waro-
wnl, faryz Jednak trzymaf sic diugo, tenn
bardziej, ze bomby niemieckie stosunkowo
niewielkie szkody wyrzadzaiy.
Paryz poddat sic ME powodu braku zy
wnosci, DO, jak sic p6zniej okazafo, byio lei
poddostatkiem, chociaz spekulanoi staran.
ME ia ukrywali ;-pociski niemieokie r6
wniez ME zgnebiiy obronc6w stolioy fran
cuskleJ. Niedofestwo organizacyi naozelnej
!og6lne rozprezenie oddaiy Psryz rece
Niemc6w.
Wszystkie to obIezenia, opisywane OBJ
szernie bezstronnie komentowane, nj
czem sic wydaja por6wnaniu z obleze
MEM Port Artura. Podobnego nigdy je-
szcze dotyohczas ME zapisaiy dzieje wojen-
ne.
Wszystko, co tylko cd lat dwunastu WV
myslono zakresie bronienia zdobywa-
MIA warowni. znalazfo tn zastosowanie.
Sztuka inzynierska i artyleryjska, po-
swiecenie mas wojska wysyfanego do sztur-
NOW, kopanie row6w tuneli-wszystko to
odbiJa sic o potezne forty fikacye zaciety
opor obronc6w
Jeden re strategikow niemieckich wypo-
wiada zdanie, re to, CO dotychczas uozy-
Mono pod Port Arturem, trzydziesci lat
temu bytoby wystarczylo ma zdobycie
wszystkich razem twierdz Europy.
Wszystkie obliczenia, majsce ma celu
szybkie rozstrzygnieoia strasznego drama
tn zwanego oblezeniem, okazafy sic mylne-
MI.
Wypadki pod Port Arturem wyryjs sic
niezatartemi zgfoskami dziejach wojen,
bo wszystkie dawniejsze oblezenia byfy "a.
bawka por0wuaniu tenn, co sic obecnie
dzieje.