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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-26
That Painful Cough.

"No matter what you go to see Q doc.
tor about he is bound to end on you,
lungs"
"How is that?"
swell. he always makes you cough
sp."-Exchange.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-26
Different Meanings.

The late Andrew H. Green, Gather
of Greater New York." disliked long,
uninteresting speeches. At a civic din
ner they had just listened to a famous
westerner.
"a finished Speech" said a reporter
to Mr.. Green.
"Yes," was the reply, 'but until just
now I never thought it would be-"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-26
At the

"Why is everybody leaving the draw
ing room? Supper hasn't been an
nounced yet, has it?"
mo. Miss Ella Cutie is going TO re-
cite that beautiful poem beginning
ooh. excuse mel! See you later"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-26
ANzhk@aw
S&N
~ %.Ak
Biding His Time.
so he is your worst enemy"

$50 he is your worst enemy"
eyes"
"Don't you yearn for revenge"
Certainly. And l know I'm going to
have it. That's the beauty Of this life.
Sooner or later he's bound to have the
toothache, and that's worse than any
thing 1 could fix for
ton Star.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

No man understands more thoroughly
than tx Attorney General Knox the status
Of the trusts before the law, ard 70 man
can with more authority set the public
right on the questions raised by Judge Par.
ker's statement that "the common law, q
developed, affords complete legal remedy
against monopolies.n In his notable
speech at Philadelphia Senator Knox takes
up Judge PArker's original declaration, the
Presidents statement and Judge Paiker's
rjoirder, and carefully shows what the
law 10, giving due weight to the Gaze cited
by Judge Parker, but pointing cut how far
shor. 1t fell Of jastii, * the statement that
that the common law affords a complete
legal remedy against monopolies.n Judge
Parker Ia treated with entire courtesy by
senator Knox, but any body who carefully
considers the exict point decided In the
Western Union Telegraph Company w.
The Call Publishing Company, referred to
BY Judge Parker, cannot resist the conclu
sion that 1t least he carelessly seized upon
that case, without considering Its real mean
Ing, simply for purposes ofr,tort, II he did
not dislngenuously count on tbs resdIne .
Of lsymen to accept legal citation by q
distinguished iarist and their ipibiiity to
tell whether SD alleged authority meets
the Issue or not. As matter OF fact, the
case cited by iadgs Parker does rot meet
the issue, a. mocra,ic lawyers who are
earnestly supporting lin have admitted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

The Individual deposlta held by the M
lionsl banks Of the United States at the be.
ginning Of last month exceeded by s30l,.
500, 600 lhcle for the same date last year.
There was AZ Increase IN leans Of s2i4,.
Coz. 900 and 10 cash reserves q tl07 ,o0o, 600.
The October dividends this year aggregate
81, 3o0. 900, and lss, year ley were e2l,-
so8. 900,
There Ia encouragement 10 these nsurea
and In The improved eordhlon Of the stock
mnke, as regards securities which are
knewn TO b. sound. The lowest point OF
depression, or Of ulira lon, seems
70 have esen reached a year ago, ard The
slow process OF recovery il nox going on.
Il does not appear 10 have beer retarded Ia
the isks, by the presidential eampalgs.
There has no, beea atrAee Of The nervous
ness which Affected all bcsEaess men In 1875
and 10 1900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed Ct night and broker
OF your rest by sick child suffering snt
crying with pain OF cutting teetha II 81
send ct once aud get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slow g Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, diarhoes. regu
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infamt
tion, and gives tone and energy to tht
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething ia pleasant
o the taste an is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicisr
sale BY oil druggists throughout the world
price 26c Il bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

4
The Vermont Legislature meets to-day
The speskersblp, presidency protein OF the
Senate and chsplairey Of both houses were
the absorbing themes last night. That job ,
Merriheld Is the logical candidate, and will
be chosen for speaker Ia the prevailing OPP.
inion everywhere. NJ. MerrIfield modest
ly Gays he will accept the hons II 1t 10 con-
ferred on him, and II the House desires to
Lame another he aequiesce as gracefully.
A hot lights Is on for the chaplaincy OF
both the Houses ard Senate. The candi-
dates for chaplain Of the House are Rev.
Guy C Lamson Of Montpelier and Rev. J..
T. Morris OF East Hardwlck, and for the
Senate Rev. M. w. Farman OF Mortified
and Rev /. S. Yerks OF White River juno
tion. As Mr., Farman 10 blind the question
Of sympathy IL overcoming that Of prece.
dent against re-electlng chaplain. The
candidates for president pro TEN. Of the
Senate are George II. Prtuty and Allen NJ.
Fletcher, with some talk In favor Of J. L
Buxton Of Middletown Springs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Nasal C.tsrsh quickly yields TO tresl
men, by Ely's Or sm Balm, which 10 ssves
ably atom 10 II is received through tht
aostrils. clesae.s md heals the whole 60,
lace over shioa it difiases itself. A rem
sdy for Nasal Csisuh which 10 drying Q,
exciting TO The dise.ssd q mbrsne sheuld
moi b used Gre. IN Balm 10 recognised u
. specific. Price so cents 81 druggists 0,
BY m.il A cold 10 the hesd immediste
disappears when Crssm B.ln il nsed, Ely
Rsothtrs. 90 Warren Street. w York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

A case came 10 Ugh. tha. tor persistent
ard usmsrclial torture has peihsps never
been qqaled. joe 6olobick 81 ColnsS,
GalIf, writes. ''Fcr is years endured ir-
sutersble PEN from Rheunatifm aad moth
Ink relieved me th0uAh uIei everything
known. came acros Ehc.fie Bisiers and
il's The grsslest madeline on earth for that
trouble. few bottles o' II completely
relieved ~ d cursd ne" J4st "a good for
Liver and kdney troubles and general de-
biiiiy. oniy J0c. Satisfaction guaranteed
by J. n. ard, Manchester; j II. whipple
Na.ctes.er cen,rf, erugg,s's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Ex-senator II. Y. Psttigrew, Of South
DskGfa, until this year starch Bryanite
says that ba Ia going to vote for Watson,
aBd that Parker ought not to carry single
STATE 10 the union. In a letter dated Sep.
t.mber 70, st Sioux Fails, \, D., addressed
10 Melyia @. PalIIser, a this city, Mr.. Pet.
tIgtew says: II shall vote for Watson and
do all that can for him, but cannot enter
actively Into the campaign. There 10 no
reason why such party AS the D.moera-
tic party should exist a. now constituted.
II represents nothing; raises no issue, and
admits Its only issue Ia Rooseyelt's offensive
personality, thus making the great party
II Bryan contemplate. Parker ought not
to carry State In the Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06
AN rsoH on TRCTH.

Dr. David X .au.df's ties msdisipe. Ca
cnrs Solvent, hss been succts,fol 10 csse'
sbicb have b. u! a good doctors: and vhs
II hes dons IL may be trusted TO do sssio
Whether your trouble b. scnte or chronic
the result will BE- the samt: only 10 old
Gases you must 10 t.ithinl and patient
For foil MO, q ssiop and free sample bo'
lie write to the C.icora Campsny, Ror
don't, NY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

A ssmhFr a men cams down 10 Beihel
from The su.rfias 70 do sams trading
saturday tvvEiFg AID wheh relurt ias
hone three u them, EixAra saith a. Bar.
re-, Dennis i-Jfeh and Jerry shs. u Hal.
yoke, Maa. veto ltlled ~ bsits stfurk
BY the rlxhs express. which ibey had step.
psd on the wtuHg track 10 avsid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Depression following The Industrial boom
Of the las, years a. The old century ard ths
ara year o. the rev century has 20; brsf
peSaliat TO this coaEtry. A bailesln Of The
Massachusetts labor bureau shows that ihs
number Of unemployed ID France has 10.
creased ~ two per cent. dafing each q The
pasi three year, 10 Germany "a. l4s per
ssns were cut Of ernIloym oB Jars Vi
ia The three rfincl2al Industries, 10 Great
Britain the percentage Of unemployed Ia
ak " against AZ average - for The past
ten yeass. Aao.hes bsilssin Issued By the
New YORK bureau sboss tina, the number
of unemployed workers has decreased ma
,sfiaiiy sssce this time isss year, and in6i-
csiien that iadas,ry here IL showing great
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06
That Pension Order.

The only instance the DEMOCRATS CLAIM
that the President has violated the Corsti
tuition is In bis famous pension order. On,
OF the best Democratic lawyers In the coun
try denies the claim.
A letter on this subj ct che pension or
der WAS published In the New York Even
ing Post on March 81 last by Frederic r
Coudert. He began BY saying; "Shoult
we not be just, even to the Chief EIecutiv,
OF the na,ionf do not belong to the dom
insnt political party, nor have any parti
cular tenderness for many Of Its tenets, mol
do hesitate to dissent from many OF the
acts and policies Of the present government
but cannot see anything save injustice and
m!sal prehension OF the facts In the attach
upon the President on the ground that be
is paying pensions without authority Of
Cor gress.n
10 the succeeding paragraph he gave thit
prophetic rebuke to the partisan attitude
OF Judge Parker: Nor Is 1t wise, or safe
to give the public the impression that the
Executive Of the nation lie setting at naugh,
Its Constitution unless there be some
ground upon which to predicate so grave
an accusation"
Coming down to the main question, Mr..
Coudert quoted the portion Of the la "
which reads that disability pensions shall
be gsrded according to such rules and
regulations as the Secretary Of the Interior
may provide" and continued:
Ever since the enactment OF this law the
Treasury In pursuance OF 1t, has estab llsh-
ed rules and regulations, In accordance
with which parties shall present their
claims to pensions. One Of these rules was
that total disability will be presumed at
the az, Il seventy five, partial disability
at sixty. five. This is mere rule Of EVIL
dence, such as courts Of Justice constantly
make use Of under the name Of presump-
tio1 Of fact. IL may be rebatted by show
Ing the actual facts to be 10 contradiction
to i, but such general rule usually Is,
o I'd Ia this case seems to be, il accordance
with the experience Of mankind. The sole
question, therefore, Is whether the Execu.
tive had power under this act OF Congress 9
to establish such presumption. That 1t
had this power Is scarcely debatable.
Sch rule - very proper rule Of proof.
Tnat 1t has been Ia force under varying ad.
mlnistrations for the last fifteen years Is
questionable. The present Executive
has seen fl. to change the ags limit from
seventy. to seventy and sixty i've to
sixty.two. This would seem to be an exer.
else OF The discretion vested 10 the Score.
tary Of the Interior by Congress under the
power to make rules and regulations.
Whether this change Is more apt to be In
accordance with the actual facts In the ma
jority Of cases or not Is q question as to
which Individuals may d fler, but /. is Ger
tiinly not question In any way affecting
the Jurisdiction OF the Executive under the
act Of Congress,
Mr.. Coudert concluded 1t Is not 10
much the interests Of the country In gene
raj that impressions OF the existence OF
reign Of laxlessness In Washington should
be generally created, unless there 10 some
reason for It.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Reports 10 Hracsiftsts Tor The wtti
she's e small bal steady l0crtsse 10 basi'
nfa ~llh tenactey Tor better collections
Cool weather has stimulated eic,hirg trade
AID &C improvement IA ALEC noted In other
llsct- Manufacturing Industries report ar
iaeft ase ID rauber u orders received, ard
~ilh iew exceptions they are gcnerslly well
employed, The mschiuisss Industries are
runElrg light, bot outlook Of 40 Increase IA
issarAbiy commsHtsd upon. BY the erd
Of lhls wok Il IL expected gha, the csnuire
Industries will have completed their pre-
imieary work for the sMon. They re-
port an Exceptionally good season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Mr.. Bysn's indIsposision under the 10.
fGeuce Of tired long la understood TO BE-
suiiielcntly serious to keep him out Of the
campaign In New York, or any OF The
Eastern states. The hard work deyolying
upon bin 1T the ~. Louis convention, both
10 the committee room, whtre the plat
form was In course Of preparation, and on
the 0 'er Of the convention Itself bad u lar.
ger eject upon hin than wss at the time
seen or understood. As matter of fact
be vas seriously Ill before the convention
sdiourntd, and lief, sick room at bis hotel
sbou. midnight to get up and 20 to The
Coliseum, whore the telegram to Judge
Parker 10 answer to his declaration IL ia
ver of,!4e gold standard was under discus-
si9H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Tass ftrQ]eibansrY newssaPsr issn state,
ihat Hhgle ihs Bsgsllmin ftairnsrs ~as on
Ia ,stsht toutd frpm samea, RuafAa, for
~ sski II wsf, fmmhef q the nsmasrs
ne ae8. THEY Alllnd ealaatl bear uia
40 shrtw soigeans ous 81 wiados
No age who participated 10 The mgslry,
,hs s.,tt saat was punishta. IL 10 recall.
vi that II fteett Daneuttft The sssne reg.
meat rsigaa 10 tbey the commands o. g
sa,ofsl sra alas wst nc, pgnlshed. Tho
teatsn slytH IA that ali the military pfisors
10 ~. Pfitist1fg are eyei e,wing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Owen B3utwtlle, Of Gsssylie, iill,d 4
few days ago pure white b, dgehog. |,
Is the frat II the slad sten there. Gays.
willie Ia probably The banter hsdsshog town
OF the state, bouniies on l,loo bsirg paid
At the town clerks oflise during the fist
year Of bo1ngy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

This rear 10 trcspisansl alss IN that there
have been 10 sfpds4 10 The secretary 81
be- sfss.asf by At~ iogk hasss TO fisys
q f,itegsnry Ia lbs morev market doe
to shirmss's OfrgFresey To ths ,gricEltsfsl
districts. TIE fptcuislpss have besr sech
small befToRtfs that the hanks have mol
had 10 call boar, 10 meet the demands on
them fer earsreF.
Over year ago he rsnhsy lvatia railroad
plasnea crtesslye improvements. Early Ia
the year II thandaatd mslv 81 them, be-
lhving that thsre would b. 10 iuth In.
create In trade ~ 10 make them nsc,sssry.
II tas b come corvlacsd that change for
the hetssr u ~ bard, and 10 tssifg Up some
q those pcs paptd improvements. steel
plAua whieh have bean closed for some
time are 'eCrening, Taaitg The mAuuiAc'
luripg Industries asa whole there 10 a gain
Ia the uumber a workers ard no labor dis.
,prhxrces q 8 serious nature are. 10 eight.
The demand for pig iron continues, tu,
same OF the fIrusnee men are unwilling TO
secept large oidtrs unless NJ = fmsll sd-
vance on current p'ices An attempt 20
p ush ~ prices when consumption 10 only
moderate will dheousge buyers and hurt
business The steel men are continually
actllrg rev ORDER, becausc they hsve put
their goods within reach Of consumers.
As the gathering 10 Of the crops gees on
lbbIpg AID retail trade grow more active.
The large and small merchants feel In bet
ter ,plfiis than they did year ago. The
money which 10 being shipped to the west
and south to move the crops will be mostly
sent back In payment for groceries, hard.
ware, clothing aad other necessaries.
10 nearly Every respect the situation to.
day 10 altogether hopeful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

ia the Last analysis nobody kaost. tsi
80 do kos that Il IL under slf.c' law
Abuse ,ha, Ia. even slightly, pain refuls
Irregular living means dcrangement Of tho
organs, rs,aliihg In Constipation, Head.
ache or Liver trouble. Dr. kings New
Life Pills quickly rs-acilsts this. liz gen
tie, yet ,horcush, 0aly aSe at J. n. nsrd's
and J. II whippla's drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

My hair vas falling ont very fast, and
vas rapidly tutnios gray, I'risd several
hair preparations. bot they dill me more
harm than good then tried Ayers Han
vigor. Soon my bsir stopped falling ont
aud oil the old color vas restored. Then
Il com menced to grow very rapidly, and
il 10 nov feet 8 inches long. -Mrs,
Lydia Kuykendsll, Clsremont. Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06
auckLES : ARNIcA sALyr.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. /. tuipasses any other salve, lotion
ointment or balm for Cuts, Corts, Burns
Bollf, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, letter, Sal,
Rheum, Fever sores, Chspped Hands, Skin
Erup,Iors; infallible for Piles. Cure guar
anteei. Oily u.s. at J. N. Hsrd's and j
II. Whlpples drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Harry Townsend.had bis eyes probably
put out and Berthe Virgins his left hand
blown A by premature explosion while
they we're blasting rocks near East Orange
one day last week. They were alone, a
mile from any house, but In spite Of their
terrible injuries they managed to hitch Up
their horse and drive ever mile to doc
tors house, suffering terrible agony for
three hours.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

People from New York have been In
MidiKbary locking over the ground with
q View to locating a breeding bllshment
for Morgan horsss They were fayorsbiy
Impressed with several locations aud espec.
hily ~l,h The foe farm property Of Col
Bst,sli Al weytfitge. The Morgan horse
indalsrs has taken decided upward turn
dufls. the pas, year, ard some Of the high
cal prioes ever resliasd ter Morgsns have
heea paid. Dafisa the past month 4 year
ilrg stallion wss sold TO ia New York man
fot 500. which Ia The record price for
yet-.old 10 this case. Tbc war department
bought three sisilioEs during The summer
tos hirmeni to The Philippines, where
they are TO BE- used for breeding purposes
oae of the three. 2year-o'd fold for
5000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

sae4tes sst Gffeapnate In sst hsts
fsilsts asst maplh hEt las . rsw hasa
alssaF started. ErGsr Psgt isaes ball
o. af w 19a, shsairs bic faith is TIE
- eu capacity a lhs place. Gov. Page
Mf KNtilsai sasncAef aeS hss maze ~
msssts ibh time a. ssaaigr has macy 3D.
yaiegsf sta II hBgn.s "a grew,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Congressman d, ]. Foster, Of Burlington
started Thursday evening for campaign
tour through the West, expecting to spesk
most Of the time for tso weeks in Missouri
and to be absent until the close OF the cam.
paign. He was accompanied By Mrs. Fos.
ter snd two daughters, Mathilde and Nil
dred, who will pSss two weeks at The st.
Louis exposition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

The death Of two prominent ttiiclals the
pat week 10 TO b. deploret, that Of sena-
loE Hear u Massachusetts and Post Mat.
ter Gfueisl Payne. Secretary Hay says OF
The latter; ! have never met man Of
more sehuIae honesty and Integrity, q man
sssola.ely truthful and fearless 10 bis ex.
pressioBs Of what be believes to te true than
Postmaster General Payne, He WIS, says
the secretary, q man Of such remarkable
uprishtBe. and purity Of character that,
Judging other people by himself, be WAS
slow 10 believe evil Of any one. But the
moment be was convinced that his conf.
dence had been betrayed, he was mos. cner-
ge,ic, and puliribg In his Investigation OF
wrong doing and 10 his desire to punish It..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

The only Vermont Clergyman, as far az
known, who has been invited to participate
In the great Congress Of Religions at st.
Louis Ia the Rev. Ariel Bellondi OF the
Italian mission Of Barre. Mr.. Bellondi
speaks in particular Of the foreign element
In American church life, and specifically
Of the French ard Italian missions OF his
own denomination, the Baptist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate OF EDs9F l.. HoILgT
The undersigned, having been appointed ~
The Hon. Probate Court for the District ~ MAJ.
che s.er Com missIonefs, 10 rseelYa sfsalne AID
sdIust al claims ana demands of ali psfsop.
sgslnst the ssists Of
Edsou T., Holisy ists " nOt,e
Ia said D1sfFies deceased and ail claims exhibit.
% In oAset thereto, hereby giys netice that 10
will inset for the purposes Aforesaid al The
late ffslisnes u deceased ia Dorset On
the 9Th day Of March 1856. from two
o'clock y. u, natl tour o'clock H. on sald day
aud thai sir months from tbs sth day u
september a D, 1904 ID the lims limited by ssh
Court for sald creditors 10 PRESENT iLsis
claims To ~ for examination and all0sanes.
Dated Al Dorset this eth day Of nsptsmber
A. ., 1904.
EUi.LIs SIZES. ic.
JOHN II. sHELD0s. o'h"
Helen n. Hoysy, AamiIissiatfiy, Dorset,
W, EcnI. 11sv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Alter a 80 hour session, the committee
Ct investigation which was appointed to
look into the charge made by the democrats
during the recent campaign that Mr.. Bell
a. cattle commissioner had charged the
state for more than 3G5 days work Ia a
year has passed ups report. This report
shows thst an error OF two cents In the
charge Of telegram Is the only mouse the
labor Of the mountsl, has brought foIth.
There were two vouchers In the expense
accouats which bad not been sworn to &C
eardiug to law, and over these the demo-
Gratis on the committee desired to raise al
objection 10 the final report but these docu-
ments were regular In every other way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Roll Jaquith Of Tyson found bis horse
that had been misllrg for several weeis
In an old cellar hole near the gold mines
dead. The creature ~ starved TO death,
This u the second ole that has met the
Eame fat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

Something like ashakeup has taken place
In the command OF the Russian armies 10
Manchurla. General 0rlof and General
s!akelberg, who we're jointly responsible
Tor the failure to hold the Russian left In
the battle Of LIaoyapg, have been removed,
and more important are the changes In CT M
msrd announced In the cars letter adyis.
Ing General Gtippebberg Of bis appointment
to command second Msnchurian army.
This tiiicer, 1t sppesrs, 10 to enioy st least
equal rank with General kuropatkip, ard
supreme command, 1t 10 believed, will de-
volve upon Grand Duke Nicholas Mich
selovIch. The cars letter Ia as frank an
acknowledgment as could be expected that
the war on the Russian side has been badly
muddltd 20 far, 1t also serves due notice
that the ezsr Ia not halt through fighting,
and that there Is no limit to the sacrifices
Russia will make to overcome her antago.
mat.