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Evening journal., 1904-04-09
THEATRICAL NOTES

What is described as the most
sprightly OF the modern English musi-
cal comedies. "A Country Girl" is to be
offered at the Grand Opera House
Tuesday, April 10. Coming from the
same sources that gave THE Geisha,"
"A Runaway Girl" and "san Toy" the
claim that it is better than any of
these musical treats is a sure indica-
tion that the theatrical patrons will
have a fine attraction to please them.
The story is a Humorous one through
out, while the music is that tuneful
but whistleable sort that is always a
prime favor with the devotees of the
light musical production. The COM
pany is said to be a very large one, in
cluding a stunning chorus Of sixty
voices.
The bill at the Garrick next week
includes such star features as Fran
cesco Redding and company, Bimm.
BONN and Brrr. Hines and Remington.
and the Prentiss Trio. Manager Dock
stader is negotiating for a big novelty
and will probably secure it as an added
attraction.
A multitude OF doctors could cure the
majority OF their patients If they were
only able to prescribe a larger bank
account.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09
Silks

SOC a yard for a very desirable taf-
feta silk I'm all colors worth 75c a yard.
S1.25 a yard for the best yard-wide
silk In the market.
Pongee Silks at soc. 75c. and s5c a
yard.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09
Hosiery

Mems black lace hosiery, u i-2c,
Ladies' Isle, gauze lisle. drop stitch
Isle and lace hosiery, S5c. three pairs
for 81.
25c children's fast black lace hosiery,
sizes G, 8 1-2 IL, and IL. 19c, three
pairs for SOC.
Ladies fast black hosiery with coll
ored instep, y 1-2c.
5Oc mems percale working shirts al
25c. collar attached ana laundered.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

Thomas McEvilly has an invention that
promises TO bring him much money. The
article last invented by him is a domestic
broiler. He has received an offer from a
New York firm to which he sent model.
From Nation, H., however. comes the
best offer. A firm at that place has Of
fered him $4,000 In stock and a percentage
on all sales for the right to manufacture
his invention.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09
Art Goods

All linen tray cloths. fringed. 12 1-2e.
Raffia embroidery mats with material
to work them, 1S-inch 25c. from s5c:
24-inch SSc from zoe; pillow top and
back, soc from 75c, ss-'nch square 75o
from 81.
All Brainerd and Armstrong wash
silks reduced, twisted. file and rope.
now SOC dozen skeins
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

Besides being one OF the popular hard
ware merchants OF the city Alfred G.
Peoples Is also well-known in horse cir
cies. He is a lover Of good horses and
takes a great pride In his own.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

Desirable silk muslins 15c, 1sc, 25c
and SOC a yard.
Danish Cloth at - 1-2c, value 15c.
Remnants in wool and silk dress
goods specially priced for Monday.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

Under the superintendency OF DR.. VIII
liam II. Hancker the Delaware State Hos
pital for the Insane was never in better
condition. DIT. Hancker not only gives his
personal attention TO all details about the
institution but insists upon hygienio con-
ditions about the hospital. The respect in
which he Is held by the stan and inmates
Is one OF the best proofs OF his ability and
kindness.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

The most interested member in the well
fare Of the new Delaware Anglers Asso-
citation is Joseph wigglesworth, secretary
Of the Board of Health. He was practical
ly the instlgator Of the organization and
being an ardent lover Of fishing Is an
authority or fish.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09
And NOT Feed Them?

That brings nervous prostration and its horrors.
work and work hard feel good and rested every
morning and grow stronger the work.
Evening journal., 1904-04-09

For many years the harness store Of
Joshua Conner has been one of the most
reliable business houses on Market street.
This e due to the business methods which
have always been followed by Mr. Con-
ner. The most important Of these is to al
ways give the customer the value OF his
money.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23

Issued Twice-u-week, Wednesday and
Saturday. Entered October n, 1902. at Logan
Utah, as secondclass matter. under Act OF
Congress OF March .. 1879.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
Logan Opera House,

EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Chicago Theatre disastcrhas start
ed Il thorough investigation concern
ing the safety Of theatres all over the
world, | would like to ask if any in
vestigation have been commenced
concerning the Logan Theatre.
Ohc sensible demand should be
made that all the exits of the theatre
be opened after all performances, and
that uShcrS be instructed to conduct
the public to such exits as are not gen.
eaally known,
How many times were the patrons
OF the Logan theatre compelled al
ready to exit from the gallery by only
one door,as the right hand door in the
gallery is hardly ever opened and at
times when said door was open the
people after reaching the basement
floor could not even get out of the
building because the doors were locked
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
Subscription, Payable In Advance

About nine months ago four young
men of Chicago became tired of work
ing for an honest living, and took to
plundering and numbering for money
During that short time they killed
six men, wounded four and commit
ed nine rObberies. The criminals
have been captured and will surely be
put TO death None of them are over
twenty-three years of age. From a
financial point Of view, their ncfarious
business has proven failure. In the
nine months the money secured by
them amounted to 500, making an
average daily income Of only S2.37
cents each. When Il mother of one
of the boys was interviewed, her re-
marks are well worthy Of note by boys
and all parents, She said tell all
boys to beware of dime novels, to alb
stain from drink, to avoid bad com
pany, and tell all the fathers who
have growing sons to be companions
to them, and to set them whole
some example" The above words are
from a woman whose frame of mind IS
slch as to cause her to express her
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23

Kerr, and is indeed very neat piece
of work.
Additional equipment has arrived
for the foundry and carriage shops,
and is being set in place. Instructor
Williams has charge of the work.
A French horn has been added to
the Instrumentation of the College or
chestra 1t is played by Mr.. Annett,
formerly of the Boise High School or
chestra.
The wives of the professors have
arranged to entertain the women stu
dents of the College during the winter
months. The first of this series of So
cial gatherings was held at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. w. j. Kerr last Monday
during the hours of TO 5 p. m. The
house was decorated in unique
manner with flowers, and the guests
were entertained with music and
games. A very nice luncheon was
served.
The Agricultural Club has placed in
the main corridor bulletin board for
the Clubs exclusive use.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
A. G.. Of u. Notes.

Arrangements have been completed
for the accommodation of the large
crowd that will be present this even
ing at the opening concert of the nut
Steal department. Additional opera
chairs have been placed in the audi
forum, and by this the seating ca
pacity has been greatly enhanced. An
army of ushers VIII be on hand to seat
the audience.
The Social Evening" given by the
boys Of the Agricultural Club last Sat
urday night was great social success.
The program was instructive as well
pleasing and the performers acquitted
themselves in a very creditablc man
ner An adjournment was taken at
the close of the program to the gym
nasium, where dancing was INDUCED
in until a late hour, Delicate and
tempting refreshments were served
during the evening.
The different county schools are
making visits to the institution
ON tours of inspection. On January
10Th the Hyde Park District made a
friendly call, and were shown through
the school from basement to garrett.
Last Wednesday morning Superin-
tcndent Langton, Of the Logan City
schools. spoke TO the student body
His theme for discussion was Youth. 4"
Il is safe to say that his address was
one of the most pleasing that has been
delivered in the chapel this year.
Rev, Clemenson talked last Satur-
day before the Commercial Club OH
"The Minister as a Business Man"
lie brought forth many facts which
90 to show that successful minister
must necessarily be an apt business
man. Such talks as this are very
much appreciated by the Club mem
bcrs.
Prof, Bexell has had placed on the
blackboard in the accounting rooms a
directory of The Commercial Depart
ment's business firms. The lettering
and designing was done by the De.
partments Official artist, Horace
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
Court Calendar.

Bertha Calwick VS.. Joseph S. Peter
sen, passed for the term.
Annie L. Warner, vs. J. G. Dowdle
passed.
Oscar Johnson VS.. John Hendricks
son, passed.
Charlotte Lauder VS.. Mary c..
Thornley,, passed.
A. L. Cranncy VS.. Oregon Short
Line Ry. Co. Set for trial on Feb
ruary LIST.
Henry Bullock vs.. Spring Creek
Water Co. Set for January ~.
II. j. Powers VS.. Zeph Thomas,
passed.
W. Il. Dewitt VS.. Jacob Jones.
Set for January 20.
Anna b. Philips VS.. j. w. Barrett.
Set for Jan. %.
Margaret \. Cainc VS.. II. o. Jones
ct al, passed.
Wycth Hardware Co. vs.. Isaac
Elwel. Set for Jan. ~.
Sjobcrg vs.. Nielsen. So 5rJan. "a.
Hyrum City VS. James l.. Brown,
passed.
Anna Bowman VS.. George G. Rigby,
sheriff. Arguments will be heard on
Jan. %.
p. j. Morgan VS.. j. II. Bowman.
Arguments set for Jan. %.
VIM. Fennemore VS.. Susannah Fen
nemore. Arguments on Demurrer to
be heard on Jan. %.
J. II. Bailey VS.. David and Andrew
Leishman. Set for Jan %
David Haws VS.. Oregon Short Line.
Case dismissed.
State Bank of Utah vs. w. ID. Gran
ney. Cases ordered submitted on
briefs.
Julia A. Stewart vs.. Thomas Smart.
In the cases of Primeaux, Coot,
HawS, Brently and Others against A.
Brossard and others, the demurrers
filed were oyer-rued and 20 days given
in which to answer, with the under
standing that the cases may be set
for trial at any time between the first
and fifteenth days of February.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23

honest sentiments to her fcllowmcn
that they may avoid the terrible con-
ditlOn that now cOnfronts her in see
ing her son executed for murder The
question might be asked in the con-
ncction, how many fathers make con-
tidants of their boys, getting close to
them, that the trend of their young
minds can be properly understood?
And the examples set by parents, are
they worthy of emulation by their
children, or on the other hand are
children, boys especially, allowed to
grow up into manhood in hap hazard
manner, giving them the liberty Of
running the streets at night and fire.
quenting places where low, debasing
language is used? These questions
are well worthy of the consideration
OF parents raising families.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23

and were compelled to push their
crowded way upstairs again and then
go down the other way.
Think of it for moment to have
the doors of theatre locked in this
fashion and no man with the necessary
keys could be found anywhere to open
these doors. Had necessity required
said doors or any other doors to be
openid quickly, after panic once
started these doors could never have
opened or perhaps only with the great
difficulty, and loss of life. 1t must
farther be considered how quickly and
unexpected terrible panic in a thea
tire can be started, through real or
imaginary cause--by anyone even fool
ishly calling "Fire"
Is it not of the very greatest neces-
sity then, to have every exit open, yes
wide open and doors swing outward,
that the patrons of the theatre may
have the opportunity of getting out
quickly at any moment should ncccs-
sity so require it. and not have the
doors locked on them. The writer has
not once visited the Logan Opera
house. even if any of his children went
there, but what he has offered a silent
prayer for safe deliyerance from said
building, fully realizing the awful ca
lamity that shuld befall the people at
a moment not prepared for the emer-
gency, as these fearful and terrible
panics always come when least expect
ed. No one knows better than the
management of a theatre and those
employed on the stage the hundred
and one causes that can bring about
fire on the stage as quick as tighten
ing and entirely unknown to the public.
This small article is not written for
the purpose Of bringing injury and
loss to the proprietors and managers
of the Logan Opera House, not in the
least degree, but it is written to awak-
en- them to their full sense of duty to-
wards their patrons, aud RIGHT NOW
QUICKLY EVERY DETAIL, to make such
provisions that no such dreadful Gala
nifty may befall the people of Logan
as Chicago was compelled to witness
only recently. All possible improve
ments and plans should be made and
carried out at once, and the theatre
goers undoubtedly would be much
pleased to have the opportunity of
reading an article upon this subject
from the management of the Logan
Opera House fully explaining what
precautions and safe guards are being
taken in case of fire; how many exits
the theatre really has and where
exactly located, also to especially see
that every door in the house can be
thrown wide open at Il moments no
ticc. Yours truly,
PLEASURE AND SAFETY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23

For the information of the writer
and the general public, the editor will
state here that in conversation with
Manager Thatcher few days ago he
stated that recently careful arrange
ments have been made for the pro-
lection of patrons. ALL doors are
now unlocked at the opening of every
performance, and four exits ON lower
floor and two above make it possible
for the house to be emptied in five
minutes. 1t may also be stated that
when the present drop curtain was
bought il was guaranteed to be fire.
proof and when tested held good.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
JOHN BENCH

is located on South Main street and
handles fine line of Dry Goods, No
tions, etc The cheapest place in
town for Painting, Wallpaper, and
Paper-hanging.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
away Down East. "

Unitarian Church, Winthrop, Mass.
Mcssrs Brady & Grsmer:
DEAR SIRs: II must thank you
heartily for the enjoyment afforded
me by the performance of Way Down
East" Seldom is a play so entirely
free from broad illusions, by word or
action. 1t is trite remark since
many other clergymcn have seen it.
but it is a good sermon. 1t is a new
thing to have men preached to so
truthfully, and the great popularity Of
such clean play assures me that the
human race is progressing; and ! as
sure you that at least one person is
grateful to the stage for helping the
pulpit teach men and women that
virue's ways alone ARE pleasant, and
as one sows so surely shall he reap.
Yours sincerely,
WILLIAM +. POTTER.
Pastor Unitarian Church.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
For sale.

| will sell my brick residence on LIST
West street at a cheap figure. Close
to business center A bargain.
DAVID REESE. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
Quarterly Conference.

The quarterly conference of Cache
Stake will convene in the Logan Tab
ernacle Sunday morning, January "a,
at 10 Il. m. 1t is earnestly desired that
all officers and members of the Stake
be in attendance.
JOSEPH MORRELL.
President
ISAAC SMITH,
W. w. VAUGHAN,
COunsellcrs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-23
Oberlin the Pioneer.

Oberlin was the first college In the
world to admit women. One woman
was graduated there in 1888 and six
In 1889.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24
WieIki nieiad W armii rosyiskiei.

w Petersburgu krazy obecnie " odpi-
sach list otwarty naoczuego swiadka. wv
darzen mandzurskich Demczynskiego do
redaktora gazety "Nowoje Wremia'
Suworina, bedacy odpowiedzia ma hymny
pochwalne, wznoszone ma GEESE Kuropat-
kina, oraz prostujacy wiele mylnych vie c,
rozpowszechnionyoh o wojnie prasie.
Demczynski odmawia Kuropatkinowi
zdolnosoi wodzs, twierdzac, il do naczelne.
90 dow6dztwa ma Dalekim Wschodzie do
r6sf tylko Liniewicz, posiadajacy pr6cz
zalet strategika zaufaniei szaounek zofnie-
rzy. Wobec Kuropatkina natomiast pre-
waza ton szydelstwa. Me nadarmo kilka
krotnie zawodzii on armie, m6wiac: 'Ztad
juz ami kroku " tyt; juz dosyc tego-teraz
ma mas koIej isc naprz6d" H.. po paru
dniach cofaf sic.
''To tez-dodaje zfosliwie Demozynski
-gdy objezdzai pozycye pod Liaojanem
pred bitwa uroczysoie zapowiadat
INA tych pozycyaoh powinniaoie umrzet
lub zwyciezyc, drogi " tyi ztad niema''-
wywnioskowali oficerowie, re tegoz dnia
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

'Nie ohce bawic sic W proroka, ale sa-
dze, re krwawa robota ma polach bltwy
potrwa jeszcze rok. Oczekiwania, ze silly
Japonczyk6w ryohio sic wyczerpia, ME
sprawdzity sic; majac W poblizu rezerwoar
AZ milionach ludzi, moga niego czer-
pac do wolf. Me robi to r6znicy, re te
posiiki skfadaja sic zotnierzy mniej wy
cwiczonych re ich uzbrojenie jest troohe
przestarzaie, maja natomiast dzielnych
oficer6w wycwiczonych podoficerow,
kt6rzy tego materyafu urabiaja pierw.
szorzednych zofnierzy. Nasze (rosyjskie)
dowozy ludzi, zywnosci materyafow ida
na jednotorowej linii kolei dfugosci
10000 worst, podczas gdy Japohczyoy
maja wszystko pod reka, lie re So nieogra-
niczonymi pan ami NORA.
Zawiedlismy sic grubo: many do czy-
nienia wytrwafym, energicznym wyso.
ce ucywilizowanym narodem, tworzacym
pierwszorzedne mocarstwo wojskowe, kto-
re cd 10 lat przygotowafo sic do tel wojny.
Dodac nalezy, 10 japonsoy zofnierze two
rza jedno ciafo narodem swoim: wszysoy
wiedza, 90 walcza. zadna europejska po-
tega ME posiada takich zofnierzy, Rosya
nigdy jeszcze takim wrogiem ME walczy-
la, Zamiast oddawac sic ziudzeniom, le
piej jest spogladac smutnej prawdzie pro-
sto twarz ME danny i'm predko rady.
Mkt ME pojmuje ich taktyki, kazdy my
Ii sie swych wyrachowaniach. OF mp
po bitwie pod Liaojanem mysielismy, ze
wr6g Jest wyczerpany, tymczasem odpo.
czai PREDICT cd mas, urzadzif sobie wygo,
dne obozowisko zimowe jest gotow dc
dslszej walk Srodk6w zywnosci maja pod
dostatkiem, ozego i'm zabraknie, do
starcza i'm Chinczyoy "a pieniadze.
Przy zabitych Japonczykacb znajdowa
liamy paczki suszonemi rybami, ryzem
cukrem, jakies ajemnicze lekarstwa.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

Jeden z wysokioh kapfan6w japohskich
opisuje, jak jeden oddziaf6w japonskich
pod Portem Artura podczas szturmu ma
fort rosyJski poniosf tax ciezkie straty, ze
zmuszony byf sic poddac i tym celu wy
wiesif biaia flage. Rosyanie mimo to ME
zaprzestali ognia, p6ki ME wystrzelali
wszystkich. Stosy niepogrzebanych tru.
pow zalegaja wafy forteczne, rozkfadajace
sic ciafa zatruwaja ten sposob powie-
trze, ze rosyjscy zofnierze musza trzymac
prey nosie chustki nasycone kamfora, by
uchronic sic pred uduszeniem wyziewami.
Ranni nieopatrzeni, bez jadie, gina tysia:
cami, poniewaz mkt ME odwazy sic pod
gradem kul zblizyc sic do mich.
Jeden tych nieszczesliwc6w. kt6ry
piec dni przelezaf na placu boju, kiedy ma
pol martwy dostaf sic do lazaretu, opo-
wiada}, ze tylko W ten spos6b uszedf losu
swych rannych kolegow masakrowanych
przez Rosyan, re bez ruchu, udajac trupa,
znosl wszystkie zneoania sic mad MIN.
Lekarze wojskowi stwierdzaja, re wiele
ran chorym zadanyoh zostaio juz kiedy
byli niezdolni do walki. Wypadki tego
rodzaju rozgoryczyly Japonczyk6w do
tego stopnia, ze poniekad usprawiad dliwio
ma jest Ottawa wyrazona przez Stoessla, il
W ohwili zdobycia Portu Artura wsciekfo-
sci zdobywc6w ME pohamuje dysoyplina
wojskowa. Tax prawdopodobnie ME be-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24
Stan ekonomiczny Chin.

Korespondent dziennika "Gazette de
Lausanne czyni nastepujace uwagi
wpfywie toczacej sic obecnie wojny na
stan ekonomiczny Chin. Chiny, pomimo
swojej neutralnosci, odczuwaja wojne ro-
syjsko- -japonska. Pomimo dose kfopotli-
wego stanu finansow, kt6ry rozpoczai sic
juz 1900 r., panstwo niebieskie zmuszone
byfo zmobilizowac swa armie W celu ochro-
ny p6fnoonych swych granic.
Optakany stan armli chihskiej wyma-
gal reorganizacy tel ostatniej; reorgani-
zacya zas pociaga "a soba, jak wiadomo,
kolosalne wydatki. Tymozasem skarb, jak
zwykle, byt wyczerpany; jedynym ratun-
kiem mogfo bye tylko podniesienie wyso-
kosci podatk6w.
Kupcy chinscy, przedtem obarczeni ME-
zmiernymi podatkami. wkr6tce po ukon-
czeniu woiny padli ofiara nowych. Czesc
drobniejszych handlujacych, widzac, ze
podatki skarbowe, zwinefa swe zakfady,
Geese zas przeniosfa sig ma obczyzne. Uro
dzaje 1902 1903 r. byfy bardzo liche, a
llczne powodzie poderwaly rolnictwo, CO
sic nader vi jennie odbito ma stanie flnan
sowym narodu. Hamoznieisi Chinczyoy,
przestraszeni obeonym stanem, wszystko
ztoto ukrywaja, puszczajac W obr6t tylko
nieznsczna Geese swych kapitaf6w.
Chinczycy wog6le So maio wymagajacy
oszozedni; ma zyoie kazdy mich wydaje
zaledwie kilka oent6w dziennie. katwo
sobie wyobrazic, jak mafymi kapitaiami
operuja obecnie Chinczycy. w jednym
tylko Tientsinie Cd poczatku roku piec
najwiekszych dom6w bankowych zawie-
sifo wypfaty, powodujac zupefna ruine Ii
cznej rzeszy drobnych bankierow, kup-
COW, makler6w it'd.
nowyoh podatk6w najwiekszym jest
tzw. "likin," wynoszacy q procent war
tosci towar6w wwozonych lido paistwa,
jak r6wniez wywozonych tegoz. Podatek
ten jest strasznie uciazliwy, jezei zwa.
zyc, ze cd wszystkich towarow wwozonych
przez jaki badz port pobieraja pre-. ad
valorem; podatek ten zostaf usankcyono-
wany przez wszystkie mocarstwa europej-
skie W 1907.
Juanszikaj. wice-krol prowincyi Gill,
zwoIennik reformy wojsk chihskich, nafo-
zyf ten podatek ma Europejczyk6w, ME
zwazajao ma energiczne protesty ich
strony.
Najniekorzystniej "likin'' odbif sic ma
wywozie sk6rek kozfowych. Nieszczesliwe
81 prooent formalnie tamuja handel,
wskutek dose mafego zarobku ma sk6r-
kach.
Mineralne bogactwa Chin So prawie
niewyozerpane, lecz Chinczycy ME umie-
ja nioh korzystac Prawidfowa eksploa.
tacya pokfad6w miedzi, otowiu, cynku,
zfota itp. Chiny ME tylko uwolnifyby
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Toledo Ohio, dnia "A Grudnia, 1904 r.
Wszystkim czytsInikom "Amsryki.E.
cha" 1yczymy wssoiych SWAT!
Wydawnictwo.
Wojna Rosyjsko. .Japohska

Japonczyoy biezacym tygodniu Edo.
byli zn6w jeden fort pod Portem Artura.
mianowioie fort wschodni ma gorze Kake-
wan. Japonczycy porobili specyalne swi-
dry, so stop dfugie, ktorymi wywiercili
kilka dziur skafach okalajacych fort
rosyjski. Do dziur tych napakowali dyna-
mitu spowodowali wybuch niedziele
po poiudniu godzinie 2giej. Wypuch byf
tax silny, ze porozrywaf injury forteczne.
Wtedy Japonczyoy przystapili do ataku,
ale po try razy byli odparci przez Ro-
syan. Wreszcie okofo godziny 8 wieozorem
nadeszfy Japonczykom posi}ki Rosyanie
zostai wyparci. Odebrano Rosysnom 9
armat znaczne zapasy amunicyi. Zwycie-
stwo to ma znaczn8 doniosfosc dla Japon-
czyk6w. w nooy zaraz Japonczycy po-
wznosili rozwalone mury ma nowo uzbro-
iii. sic mocno, aby ich Rosyanie ME
wypedzili z pozycyi.
W przystani portarturskiej zniszozone
zostaly nastepujace pancerniki rosyjskie:;
"Pereswiet,' "Poitawa," "Retwizan,"
"Pobieda' "Sewastopol, oraz krazo-
wniki: "Pallada" "Bajan." W przysta-
nj znajduje sic jcszcze piec torpedowcow,
kt6re kryja sic bezpiecznie "a gorami ME
moga bye siegniete pociskami ami mo-
rza ami ladu. Przy zatapianiu pancerni-
Ia "Sewastopol'' Japonczycy utracili je-
den torpedowiec pieciu ludzi.
Flota baitycka, kt6ra podaza ma odsiecz
Portowi Artura, jeszoze ME przebyia po.
iowy drogi Okrety roziaczy}y sic pojedyn-
czo lub male oddziafy ma wybrzezach
Afryki. Niekt6re okrety pfyna pospie-
sznie, inne powoli. DO idzie i'm o to, aby
zatraci6 "a soba wszelkie SHADY, a nastep-
ME zebrac sic " miejsou umowionem i
odrazu znienacka uderzyc ma Japohczy-
k6w.
Poniewaz Japonczycy zdofali juz rozbic
reszte okret6w rosyjskich W Porcie Artu-
ra. beda mieli 1atwiejsza Wake flota bal
tycks.