davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

Conceit is q small capital with which
to be.in business Sc.lDolmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
His Fame.

81 understand he was an author even
before graduation from college"
Yes. indeed. Why he was the an-
thor of neW college yell. go
Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

The city hall story has come up
again, hnt this time it displays more
life and vigor than ever before If
the new Iron Mountain depot story
could be hatchsd ont With the same re
suit. what blessing ii would be t.
Pine Blum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

burning re m with 100000 Ioadea
cartridges ana lei tha fire rage9 i.
Drawer than most men There ar
few of us who would be content IL
stand quietly in a burning room with.
6ut the cartridges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

There seems to be several accredited
pets in Pine Bluff who Go not recog-
nize their own poetry. We have heard
of men who sometimes get into a con
ditiCn where they are unable to ac-
count for what they say, but the bust
ness Of writing several verses of poet
ry and tnen absolutely denying the au-
thorship is new
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

Rev. William X. McKiffen, the Chica-
go preacher who offers to "stand in
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Department Of the Interior ]
Land Office at Jackson. Miss
40. \ 1aD1


A sufficient contest .lfadavit hay
ing been fled in this Office by, James
4. Cannon, OF Ialccdale Miss. col=
testant, against Jackson series home
stead entry No. 35442 made June II
1900, for n Ell Mel Section Is t S
r 8 " by William A Gardner, Con-.
lestee in which il is alleged that he
is. Vel aeonaint ted With the tract cf
.aild embraced ia the aid entry and
knows the present condition OF tie.
s~ne: also that said William A Gar
dpcr has not complied with the home
Estead l@%s as toresidehce cultivation
and improvement but has wholly a.
bansloilca he same fer more than
twelve months prior TO this contest
aud that said .alieged absence from
the said land Vas not due to his en-
! ployment in the Army, Navy or Ma
rine Corr 5 OF the United States as Il
private older, officer. seaman or ma
rine, during the war With Spain or
dufis' g any, other war ii which the
United States Hpy De engaged, said
parlie>are hereby Notified to appear
Ire i ors-l and offer evidence 10 ching
said allegation at l9oeioch a n on
sept % IalA before S. r. Mcka.g
tCircuis Clericin and sol.. Greene Cc-un
ty ut his of.iee in Is;.-iAse>vi.le, Miss.
aass & q. iil.al l.caring VIII be held at
Hoo 'ciss-1 i IN on Sept. i3}J l.'lit bs'isse
the Register and Receiver IT The J-
tn ted States Land o.dee IN J ss;'ss-ia
Mississippi. TIE SAID Contestant iiaY-
Ling in = p.'o.,c;. ar sts;isst ttilcd Jus IS
1871 Set forth sas.i which slic 8 nal
a:tsr III d:.is s:see l,essyaal service
ioFEthis fotee can TO- be made i Is
4 her b. v:xtsFe all s'ltr
81 j ~ .iss be s:xta ty AID pro-
y b ieafies.
sssl " Collins Register:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
The Doth pnna,tN.

: ittla tliinq sometimes results in
oath. Thus = nero s9rateA. insirni-
fcallt cnts o., nunv bots havc raif
tio dcath penalty Il IS wise to have
Ruc]lpn Arn:ca Sa!ve ever handy
is tho best ealve On earth and VII
nrevrn fnltali'v. when T5uras. Soc
FTleers ana Ps'rs threaten. Only %
at FaHll, Dcng CO.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
FnfOf P;$tcr Foe'

Tho physicians had a long ard
stubborn fight With al ,abcess. on my
light inng writes J. r. Hughes O
Dupont Ca. and gave me up. Evero-
body thoGgtlyny time had come. IS
a last resort [ tried Dr., king $ New
D;seovrF for cousumpt;oa Tho bint-
fl received was striking and I was
On feet ina Few days. Now I've entire
" regaiaed my heath conquers
III Coughs, Gods anh Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed by Faux
Drug CO. price 80 and sl.00 Tria.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
| lgas'INE.orcARDul


There Is a Dutch boy ii JAIL detaip
ed for acton By The Grand Iery upon
8 charge Of Grand Lareenv, he having
porloincd some citizens horse dawn
IA the L:,es Tile VIC maze. lie IS cheer
ally Jolly. rafting of wittic:sm IL
ilisl.ieh Hollands. brogie. .t....
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
+ Dave Mills MAS In The burg Tues
day Bringing in some tss.'uasllei's
overland from i2icAton.
Sui &c Pre- ted


Tie startling anoencenaent that
q preernitiFa ii suicide had heen dr.
covered vii integes many. run
tiowla sSeteEs, OF sponceDsy invari-
Iabiy pleeatle suicide ;imb something
HAS Ieen found that vii prevent thai
y ..ich makes suicide iikeix
At he firgs ito ghtsas sss.f ds's'rs.i
ION take Eleots.;c.l Filters II Icing Q
5giea tssSls and la;ss.x las 81 itsrsgt II
en- tbencfves aHd l,.:.a mp tss s
tizl Sd 4. l.:s'a :. S fs;ss.;,t
La q. .stl.fsz Il sl::ss:ss'. ~ flig @ Sal
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

s>AAAG>%-A->s-s-As-ssEt
| e LOCALS - (
NRR~w-9~ys<w sza,-
The Odd Fellows met Wednesd;,y,
we. ~
Pink Smith shopped here VII -
ay. a
Geo. Miller has departed To-
ration rtsldency. ssx.
L. W. Valley was at the County
Capital Wednesday.
Arthur Clark was Visites.ts .tlle,
illago yesterday. .,ss...
Born unto Mr. auhNrs SGiibert
Sizell last Friday Girl. i i. ! !.
Several Leakesvillians todls,ini she
barbecue Picnic at Washington xns
Aarday. ii III
Tho Masonic Chapter holJsits FEC
lar Stated convocation Tuesday the
Bird.
The Presbyterian Churcht9 shin
ont resplend'.ntly in a new icoat-
OF, white Paint.
A good many commerciaisravallcrs
sra in town Thursday enteaycrinc
place orders. !
Mr. Hub Piatt loft T1oakcsviIf Wad-
scsday for Collins, whore he goes TO
ecept aposition with a Milling Con
crn. -
Miss Rubye WestcrfieldiS a Guest
Il relatives on vile this week. She is
rom our sister villago,1 State Line
The whistle OF tho grist- plays
IS particular part occasional in the
oneert of cMninercialisns which has
truck what was once the'qhiet of the.
uietest of towns
Thanks toSydney for his ccnlnun-
alton this week. His operation
a helping us by what lays lin his;
lower. to provide a readable paper
pr all sections of the county, cannot
5 to highly commended by US.
We trust that Circuit Court will
lear the Jail of some OF the prison
RS, asst Is Own. taxed with inmates.
e1trhH,srthe State Farm wiblcnd Us
helping hand in takingso1le ofour
.rds 10 its fleeoy fields ofscosten.
MrC. A. -Hillohrand bag accepted
contract for putting 1ln4 large
tone btlilding at Yellow Ktnai which
vill mean about seven wealls wosk.
lie contemplates winding this ipb up
vhle Waiting for some contracts 10
natcria 'ise, which he has in view
aere. --
,---s @sssss.. : {.
Prof. Threadg;ll, u veteran Edu-
attr of Alabama stopped in town
Two daysithis week working up Sc
sies-of Lectures to be given I.eakcs-
lie during the coming Scholastic
eAr. He succeeded and the people
aay prepare themselves for +his I'm.
quo end instructive species OK en-
tainments.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Suffering;
syill Not Help Your
Disease, but VIII
W cak1en Xour
Nerves
II z = we 3

Folks xlso tsiink Il Is better to bear
pain than sootha ft-are wrong.
Old-fashioncd doctors used 10 say it
was better, because they had nothing
with. which to- ease pain but dangerous.
heart paralyzins drugs.
But now. that a safe remedy has
been found. DR., Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
It is wrong to suffer. for nothing can be
gained hut weakened, nerves.
"A safe ruiA 10 rcmernher is: When
III pain. take an Anti-Paln Pin.
This will soothe your Qulvering nerves.
DR.. Miles nti-Pain Pills relieve pan
by restoring the natural sccretions, In
which they differ from opium ard SIM
ilar narcotic drugs. which relieve pain
by checking the action OF the glands.
They are sure and harmless. and are
the latest medical treatment for the
cure of Headache. Neuralgia, 5ackuche.
rheumatism. Dizziness. Toothaehe,
stomachache, Menstrual (Monthly)
Pains. Also nerve irritatiohs like Sea-
Sickness, Car Sickness. SIccplessness,
Indigestion. &C.
Pleasant to take. quick In results.
"T hnya used Dr. Miles Anti Pain
Pills for Sick. nervous he2daehe.. and
thy recommend their curative .propar-
ties for they are slihs.nsSful.' '~HEV.
RAY a WATROS, d. y. Iowa City. Ia.
Sold by druggists. at 2sc. Money back
II first box does not help. Never sold
/ in b..tk-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Suits = -tt+st's--- 8 'sss3- Sss'
al 3tas lie Kiss, II reclas to -.
tis.1s ti1e. IS q 4 ,o'i cilaaee l1r 1oei
-3ss or s.le nan to eet u1 fsss,a
t.es tha Might &c oi-g.e.St xalae te
plllself s.3 tie Coat, .r.'e knos
y s5ang Is - gh9 59Jo q fogr yeas
co4lse il. ti4;s colhsg, siiaa. ilaAL. W.
Wien he entered this school whici
,sas all the CT ii til c.5ls Sc cost hiI
4eSwogi4ed his way snreusl.s to &c
this, i boy mast 20 thefc, not sor
iun.sHid frono, bun to svu K. le mist
save i strong back isoEep which $
necessary 10 d man. Isslhag b llsl-sAs
to hear u 3n any young men in tn
Comfy nl.e. in.gat wish TO tal {
I'd vantage Of this opportunity,
A. u. ferguson SUPP,
Ihe SsgeeSw alter and eol,essi K
Boys ,raeticed Wedn ;ay The seiel-,
ana technique OF Baseball Upon liz
,iacnnds in our town.
9his rs cqly to tct CIR friene Il
fafe getting n.eaGy for Tie Fall SON
ins, that we have. the Celebrate $
Bgwea's California seed.weil assor'
81, ia ad.sifiar ro'th. Ete.y : raA!
& Go.
4. S. F!!.lladea end Lazarus
!. al1evz v.t,r,, -tonusrs. !. q The Clerl. $
OFF, , Ge'''eS'''S ron = @r ,a' 'o's'
gave on an average oi $50 a yea
d. tor hsFs ~ Keeping an your med
icine chasf as the king remedy Bit,
Ample I5itters Al The organs ii tht
body are regulated ,isy the liver are
ttlis IS a - er medicine '-Fat-fis's iitsV
Fee failed
ra,.o v-;,,;.,,,,, vos ., Taa,-cs
Read the adVartise:E'-ea OF the iii
Ter Apple l3itters Company o. ffaf
t.eseurg. Miss, ihlsls1 the COMPANY
| that iA,.1sf.sesares rae Is. z, Is rem
cdy, the great liver Sa''o kidney cure.
f'orsaie o. tauik Dfe@ 20
Torr.d days have She iast feT been.
ty;,ical Au,russ is 10a Us IN al rs
blazing heat.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

TaTA3E Write to us f"r Free Trial
Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Syalptc.n Blank Our
Specialist will diaenoae your case, tel
yfu wha; is wong, aEd how to right it.,
lrree pr [itE 20 MEDICAL CO.
LAADCls-. -CI:tE-.. =. t-lIsnT. IND.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

". IL Dofsett was up from Mor-
rjIl Saturday in Attendance upon the
Democratic Execetive Committee,
OF which body be is tbs. SET ,etaly-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
The Tine To Invest.

You can buy an unlimited scholar
ship in the McIscndon Business Col
logo, Hattieshurg, Miss for SO, in
sithcr the Bloklseeptilg or Short
hand Department. 4 better opporiu-
nifty is not afforded thai his, and ey
ely young man Or woman, who is
ro qualified fo'' business should take
advantage OF this offer. Tho College
providcs positions for It's graduate
Don t wait to write. The time gener-
any required 10 graduate Is about
three months, Board can be Lad for
81 per month You VII be eiy'r
books free if you buy tue fall coarse
scholarship at SO, Splendid System.
splcad:d Teachers, Mafnisieient loca
..t,n-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
o. H. McLerdon Pres.
Dissolution Notice

To ehe Public; You will take no
tee ana you are hereby notified. that
the copartnri.s.iip here+ofore e>,ist
ing betwcenI, T. Miller, W g. Dqr
set and ]. G. Dorsett al of Greene
county Mississippi, under tie firm:
uanic ana style Of Dofsntt, Miller
f,oaf eany at I,etlsesyilie Miss. Is this
day ~ mutual consent dissoiet'd. All
.d5las Of very kind owing to the
said coDastners s;p are 70 be reee'
ed and collected By the SAID ] :.
Miller, and ali tien;.aas ca the said
Ieolnss i,ie.ssiaii acc - 81 ese ssslses'
i sa:u J e., Miller i0i payment,
j. e. Miller succeeds sad Dorsefi
sIiliar Company II bes ness. Wit
ness oar and oas1 Of oaf sgaatares
Its.ia he 9Th dayoTs Assgslst /!
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
.ExsHo DOTS.

ssfss Ne
lear Mr.. fditor; WillAxon please,
a allow me space in your c6lum9s.
the few but we hopo interesting
IS of this place. ...n4....
are ;sgasn having a few days
II rain. which isbvcfy nice OH
ness. Who are trying, to save
odder and Hay. !. =
sun is bearing down-with al
upon us, whfclii MAKES all still
for the haruessihgss -,
John Graf 4o 81 N6i5.fs .sg:lIa;.ss
Willis o. Q Pal |! e;srJye..Mbo sii IS
Manager eff N.Ists AAvis ST
poe. were callers here few
20, with yieE. q. 4 land deal
rmor the seller. the Litter, pnr-
r.. Mr.. Willis slso informs yorr
espondent, that they viii in the
fuium, Make shig Pod q stand.
gage, which is noWgsD mites out
In Oak Grove and Gxiead the. road
II Leakesyi,le Miss. ~;
Mr. W A. Chrissialf.has resigned
IS position with the@zL p Williams
yaysl Stores Co, of SUI slsnahi Ga. Is
travelling salesman aud is back hort
:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

We DEFY the wo' Il 10 produce q
medicine fm' the cgre of.aII forms Of
Kidney and Bladder trouble and oil
discaseas peculiar to- women, that
viii equal Smiths sure Kidney Cure
Ninctyeigbt percent of the cases
treated with Smiths Sure kidney
Cure that have COMO under our Oh
seryaiion baye been cured. We sch
our medicine on positive guaran
ice if directions are followed and
money VIII be refunded Il cure IS not
effected
Ptice 50 cents and sloo For sale
by Faux Dug Col
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Puts an End 20 it All

Pllts al IND % u. al.
"A rreyo,is wailoftinlcseomcs IS &
results 81 unbesfabb- pain from over
taxed organs DizsiueSs, Bactaclc
'Tiiyer complaint and Constipation
But thanks TO In King New Life
Pills they put an end to it all. Thes
are gentle but thorough. Try them.
Only 25c Guaranteed by Faux Drug
60.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
A. Ferguson.



Special T iow Rates 10 ST. Louis
And Chicago
August 18th, 1904, low round trip
tickets yia the Mobile and Ohio r r
TO St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and
Louisyiii, from agency stations be-
tween New Orleans, Modiie and I'm
LON City, Tenn. ;;.iincips5r1. including
Columbus, Aberdeen, Stal'ksviile and
Houston, Miss. APPLY 10 u. 90 r.
r. Agents for particulars.
q xrmistisdis sls an has resumed
his residential connection with the
tu,pentine 6usinese at Exhso. He
, vas in town this " eek greeting cid
friends.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Save on al average oi-s5o a yea
d.s, tor L y ~ Keeping IN your iaef
icine chasi rs the kii.g remedy Bite
Ample l5itters All fhe organs If tht
body ore regulated lay the. liver are
tais is a liAer medicine l-srt-fsas neq
Zee failed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Torrid days have She iast fe1 been.
typical Auguss is 4 -1oa Us IN al rs
blazing heat.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

This rs caly to tct CTR friene VIZ
Tare getting ready for Fall SON
ing, that we have. the Celebrate
Bgwea's California seedaqeiI assor'-
ct 10 ad.sitior .to,the Ftt.y 5 Pal
x e Go.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-05
Naval Committee Adopts His suEgestion
 for Heavy ships.


 for Heavy ships.
 Washington, Feb. 4-Admiral Dew ey's suggestions in favor of heavy fighting ships for the navy prevailed to-day with the House committee on naval affairs over the recommendation of the general board, submitted by Sec- retary Moody. The naval appropria.- tion bill was completed by the com mittee after a hearing granted Admiral Dewey. It carries an aggregate ap- propriation of $95, 100000. The ships au- thorized are one battIeship, two ar mored cruisers, three scout cruisers and two squadron coIliers. The appropri- ation of $500,000 made last year for two submarine boats, was re-appropriated, the boats to be purchased in the dis erection of the secretary of the navy. This programme gives a total of forty four thousand tons of heavy fighting ships as compared with sixty-two thou sand tons last year. The heavy con- struction provided will cost $21,750,000s while the lighter construction wifi bring the cost of the building pro- gramme up to BPS, ,000,0 900.
 The recommendation of the general board was for one battleship, one arr inored cruiser, three protected cruisers, four scout cruisers, and two colliers. The committee eliminated the three pro- tected cruisers and one of the scout cruisers and added one armored cruiser. Provision was made for an arrnor plate factory to cost S4 ,000. 900 which the secretary of the navy is authorized to construct in case he cannot secure arr rnor from private bidders at a reasona- ble price. For the Guantanamo, Cuba. naval station, an appropriation of $365,- 900 was made and for that at Olongapo, F. |. sS62.OOO was authorized.
 Ar addition of 5000 men is author- ,ized to the personnel of the navy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-05
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING Co
EXPOSITION LOAN.
Another Lively Debate on Question In
 ths Senate.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The Senate chamber again to-day was the arena or an interesting political debate with the provision in the urgent deficiency ap-' propriation bill for a loan of S4,6O0,uOo for the St. Louis exposition the basis for discussion. The controversy was precipitated by Mir. Lodge, who quoted many official figures to demonstrate that republican policies had not been failure in the United States. He also charged MT. German with hos tility to the navy. Mir. Foraker also spoke, devoting himself largely to comparison of conditions under the Harrison administration and those un- der the administration of Mir. Cleveland to the advantage of the former.
 On the democratic side MT. German and MT. Bailey were the orators. MT. German explained his attitude toward the army and navy and charged that at the close of the Harrison adminis- tration the treasury of the United States was in very bad way. MT. Bailey followed up this charge with an elaborate presentation of statistics and contended that the export trade of the United States under Cleveland was greater than under Harrison
 The exposition amendment had not been disposed of when the Senate ad- iourned
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-05
TWO AMERICANS DETAINED.
Apparent Case of Mistaken Identity at
 Nice.


 Paris. Feb. 4.-Inquiry concerning the detention at ice of MT. Hurt and MT. Ireland, two Americans, has brought out the following facts:
 On January 26 the police of Nice ar rested MT. Hurt, considering him to be a man named Hurst. who was wanted by the Paris police. MT. Ireland. on hearing of this, went to explain and identify MT. Hurt, when the former was held as an accomDlice. The United States consular office immediately pro- ceeded to demand proofs of his identi- ty, the authorities deplying that two days would be required, which resulted in showing that 8 mistake had been made in taking Mr. Hurt for the man Hurst. Unfortunately, the two men had borrowed few insignificant sums, ow- ing to delay in the arrival Of funds from home, and the sensational &C., counts of the local press alarmed them Hearing of these loans, the authorities continued the Investigation, in the meantime holding the men. The case is following the usual course of French procedure and the consulate is careful ly following it. Another examination of the prisonees takes place to-day, and the consular lawyer has been charged to look after the interests of the accused.
 It appears to be established that 1t is case of mistaken identity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-05
NATIONAL BANKS NOTIFIED.
Secretary shaw In forms Them of Pros-
 pectivs Call for s3o, ,0oo, ,o0o.

Secretary Shaw Hui forms Them of Pros
 peotiys Call for s3o, 100000
 Washington, Feb. 4.-Secretary Shaw to-day sent the following letter to all national bank Repositories holding spe- cial government deposits, regarding prospective calls for funds on account of the Panama canal purchase:
 "Sir-It seems probable that the gov- ernment will be called upon in the near future to pay s50,000,Oo0 preliminary to the construction of an interoceanic ca nal In addition to this there are out standing approximately s5,e00,000 of United States bonds, which by their terms matured on February 1, 1904, and congress is considering proposition to loan between $4, ,000, ,000 and S5,O00, 900 to the Louisiana Purchase exposition. To meet these probable demands 1t will be necessary to withdraw at least s30,0oO,- 900 from depository banks.
 You are therefore requested to make immediate preparation for the pay ment, on demand, of 20 per cent at New York. In the near future, possi- bly, within ten days, you will be asked to transfer this amount to some one of the New York depository banks, to be used in settlement for the canal right of way.
 If you desire to sell at once por- tion of the securities now held by the government against your deposit you will 50 inform this office, and arrange ments will be made for the immediate transfer, so as to avoid actual with drawals from channels of trade.
 ''T.he department will surrender no United States bonds held as security for deposits with any bank until such bank has withdrawn all state and mu- nicipal bonds now held as such secur- ity, but securities of the District of Co., lumbia, Philippine Islands and Hawaii will be retained, if desired
 Please acknowledge receipt.
 Respectfully,
 "L. M. Shaw, Secretary"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-05
(Continued on Third Page.)
PEACE OR TAR TO-DAY.
General opinion of Diplomatic Corpse
 in Washington.


 in Washington.
 Washington, Feb. 4.-''War or peace will come with tomorrow
 This is the general opinion in the diplomatic corps. Both at the Russian embassy and at the Japanese legation the situation in the Far East is de- scribed as grave.
 It is stated at the Russian embassy that the St. Petersburg government has made determined and earnest ef- fort for peace, even going so far as to offer magnanimous concessions in Co., req. The question of Manchuria Rus sia is unwilling to discuss, taking the ground that this is subject for nego- tiations between St. Petersburg and Pekin and not between St. Petersburg and Tokio. In the opinion of the Rus sian government Japan's legitimate in- terests in Manchuria do not exceed those of the United States and Great Britain or of the other powers sigma tory to the peace protocol of 1900 For this reason Russia has declared her unwillingness to discriminate between the powers. and enter into special treaty with Japan.
 In the event of war it may be ex- pected that the Russian government will address the powers setting forth her position and briefly reviewing the variouss steps in the negotiations. It is expected by Russia that war mani festo will be immediately forwarded here by an official declaration of neu- trality on the part of the United States