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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
WESTERN CANADA HAS AN
EXCELLENT CLIMATE.
The Saskatchewan Valley Very High
ly Favored.

An interesting feature OF Western
Canada is its climate Those who
have made a study Of 1t speak highly
OF IT.. The Canadian Government,
Agents are sending out an Atlas and
AZ TIE same time giving valuable in
1ormauon concerning railway rates.
etc. 10 those interested in the country.
AS mas been said. the climate is excel
lent. The elevation OF this mart NJ
canada is about 1900 feet above ,hs
sea, about twice that OF the average for.
Minnesota 1t is very desirable alti-
tude The country has a very eouable
climate. taking the seasons through
The winters are bright and the sum-
mers are pleasantly warm. r. +. Stu
part, director OF the meteorological
service for Canada. says:
The salient features OF the climate
OF the Canadian northwest territories
are clear. bracing atmosphere dur
ing the greater part of the year. and
a medium rainfall and snowfall The
mean temperature for July at Winni-
peg is 90, and Prince Albert 81 The
former temperature is higher than at
any part OF England. and the latter
Is very similar TO that found in many
parts of the southern countries"
Al Prince Albert the average daily
maximum in July is 70 and the mimi
mum AS Owing TO this high day tenn
peraiure with much sunshine. the crops
come TO maturity quickly.
Moisture is ample in the Saskatche-
wan valley. being about is inches an
nuaily. II is notable that about 75 per
cent Of the moisture falls during the
crop months. Thus. Western Canada
gets as much moisture when it is need
ed and with several hours more sun
shine daily than land further south
gets during the growing season. 1t is
not difficult TO understand why crops
mature quickly and yield bountifully.
Winter ends quickly. sowing is done
during April and sometimes in March
Harvest comes in August. about the
middle. Cyclones. billiards., dust and
sand storms are unknown.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
DEMOCRATS ALWAYS WRONG
1hey Are Bound to Kick UP Fuss
No Matter Which Way
Things Go.

Inc democratic party in congress
under the leadership of Senator Cor
man. has engaged in systematic oppo-
Iition to the increase of the navy-to
any Increase OF the navy.
The democrats admit that their poIicv
Us futile. 1t is astonishing that they
90 not see that il is also suicidally fool
ish. says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
The United States has greater ex-
tent OF seacoast than any other nation
except the British empire.
Furthermore. the United States is
pledged, by its unvarying policy for
three-quarters Of century. and by
the firmest convictions Of it's people. to
the maintenance Of the Monroe doctrine.
When the Monroe doctrine is at
tackled. as it will be unless the United
States makes itself so strong and ready
that none will dare attack it. the at
tack will be made by sea power. To
ward of such attack the United States
must have sea power.
Yet the United States to-day ranks
only fifth among the nations Of the
world in sea power. And of the four
nations whose fleets surpass that of
the United States three would gain
greatly by breaking down the Monroe
doctrine.
These are the fundamental facts of
the situation. These facts were never
more widely appreciated by the Amer
tean people. nor were the consequences
OF failure in sea power ever more
clearly understood than they are t.
day
Yet the national democracy. through
its representatives in congress. now
attacks the sea power Of the nation and
seeks 70 prevent its growth Under
preense OF working for peace demo
cratic congressman advocate n policy
that would make war certain
The question that forces itself upon
every thinking American is:
Can the democratic party ever PROVE
Itself worthy to rule this nation?
Can the democratic party ever get
right?
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
I INDER date of January 10, 1897. DR..
~ Hartman received the following

lctNcf.
MY wife had been suffering from n
complication of diseases for the past 20
years.
Her case had baflled the skill OF some
of the most noted physicians. one of
hcr worst troubles was chronic consti-
patton OF several years standing.
She also was passing through that
most critical period in the life of a
woman-change of life. In June, 1895,
wrote to you about her case. You ad-
vised n course of Peruna and Manalin,
which we at once commenced, and have
To say it completely cured her She
firmly believes that she would ha We been
dead ouly for these wonderful remedies.
About the same time l wrote you
about my own ease of catarrh. which
had been of % years standing. Attimes
l was almost past going. l commenced
tousc Peruna according to your instruc-
lions and continued it's use for about n
year, ana 10 has completely cured me.
"POur remedies do an that yOu claim
for Them, and even NOR. CafarrI
cannot exist where Pefuna Is taken
according 10 directions. Success 10
you and Your re rrcdfes.
John q. Atkinson.
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Platform of Cleveland

Mr.. Cleveland thus emphaticalIy de-
hines himself on what the next Demo
cratic platform should be: Let that
-nesse &c be expressed in language easily
understood. Wnconfused by evasion and
untouched by tn" faint Of jugelery. OBJ
solete issues AMI questions 20 longer
challenging popular interest should be
manfuliy abandoned Does Mr.. CIcve-
land really expect all that from the demo-
cratic party. after his EXTENDED expert
ence with IL? Probably the platform
will be the joint production Of German
Tillman and Stone, with a Bryan walk
out.--St Louis Gi9be-Demotr
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
WORK OF REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Every Progressive Movement Placed
to the Credit of Republican
Legislation.

When the record OF things done by the
republican party comes TO be made up
the Panama canal will be placed among
Its greatest achievements Ii will be
many years yet before the canal will be
completed. and by some unfortunate
concurrence OF events a democratic ad-
ministration may possibly come on be-
fore the work is finished. but the most
important part OF the work has been
done. The decision To build a canal. the
adoption of a route. the negotiations
with the French company. the obtaining
of its concessions and franchises. the
treaty with Panama. the financing of the
enterprise, the pledging OF the United
states government to the construction
and control of the Canal-all this has
been done. The mere construction of
the canal. though a great work. is unim-
oortant compared with the preliminary
work, and follows as matter of course.
says the Indianapolis journal.
History will show that every progress
sive step in the enterprise has been taken
under republican administration The
treaty with Great Britain removing the
obstacles OF the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
and the later treaties. negotiations. dis
patches and correspondence were all
signed by a republican secretary of
state or n republican president The nee
essary legislation was passed by a re-
publican congress over the determined
opposition of some democratic mem
bers. Every act of the president and
secretary of state in furtherance OF the
antnrnriGn hnS haan or;.
ciZed by democrats The canal commits
sion. which will begin the work. will be
appointed by republican president. and
II would not be surprising IL the work
should be prosecuted to completion by
successive republican administrations.
The greatest contribution of modern
times 10 the worlds commerce and prog
ress will be distinctly an achievement
of the republican party.
II has been so from the beginning.
From the successful prosecution of the
war for the preservation of the union.
from the creation of the new south. the
, establishment of the national bank sys-
ten, the resumption Of specie payment
the establishment of the single gold
standard. the development of American
industries by protection. the liberation
OF Cuba, the successful prosecution OF
the war with Spain. the building up of a
modern navy. the advancement of the
United States TO a first place among the
world powers. the pacification of the
Philippines, the winning of diplomatic
Victories for collective civilization and
the construction of the Panama canal
the record OF the republican party is one
of things done.
Can anybody tell what the democratic
party has done? II has n record. but
what good thing has it accomplished
and what great achievement of the re-
publican party has il not opposed? In
this practical age a progressive people
should stand with the party that does
things
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23

Automobile Dealer-"This machine We
guarantee can he stopped IN three lengths,
going at full speed J." Prospective Pur,
chaser-"U mm-ml Which side upsr-
Town and Country
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
CUTICURA OINTMENT
The Worlds Greatest Skin Cure aaS
Sveetest Emollicnt-POsitIveI
UnriyaIled.

Cuticura Ointment is beyond question
the most successful curative TOR torturing,
dishguring humors OF the skin and scaI1'
including loss of HAIR, ever compounded,
IN proof CT which single amounting with
IT, preceded by hot bath with Cnticura
Soap, and followed in the severer cases by
q dose OF Cuticura Resolvent Pills, il often
sufficient 10 afford immediate relief IN the
most distressing forms of itching. burning
and scsly humors. permits rest and sleep
and points TO a speedy cure when all else
tals- ID Is especially so in the treatment
OF infants and children, speedily soothing
and healing the most distressing cases.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
TeosInae and Billion Dollar Gras.

The two greatest fodder plants on earth,
one good for IL tons hay and the other
90 tons green fodder per acre Grows
everywhere, 20 does Victoria Rape, yield
ing 10000 lbs. sheep and swine food per
acre. TX. Ii
JUST SEND 1oc IN STAMPS TO THE
John A. Saizer Seed Co., La Crosse.
WIS, and receive in return their big
catalog and lots Of farm seed samples.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23

Sold throughout he World Cuticura Resoivsps "a.
81 fnrni 0 Chocolate C0sted Pills 2sc per vial ~ cor
glutleht gNrf fonp. b. Depofs London. n Chsref-
scn'e ~ faris ur de u ak Boston. iT Coufabss
-, 80 lo.ss, i,.nt hem Corp sole ProDfeiOrs.
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Ladios Cnn Wenr Shoe

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. certain cure for swollen. sweating.
hot, aching feet. At al druggists. 25c. &C.
cert no substitute. Trial package FREE
Address y. ). Clmsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
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Husband Does Jack know Miss Pep
pcrtree?' Wife tcalmly) Il believe not.
for he has asked her 20 marry him
Town and Country
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
For Growing Girls.

West Pembroke, Me, March 2I.-Mrs.
a. l.: Smith, OF tins place, says that
Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best remedy
Tor growing gIrls. Mrs. Smith emphasizes
her recommendation by the following ex-
perience:
Ny daughter was thirteen years old
last November and 1T is now two years
since she was first taken with Crazy
Spells that would last a week and would
then pass of. In month she would have
the spells again. At these times she
would eat very little and was very yellow.
low.
The doctors gave US no announcement.
they all SAID they could not help her
Alter taking one box of Dodd's Kidney
Pills, she has not had one bad spell. OF
course, we continued the treatment un-
I'll she had used in all about a dozen
boxes, and we still give them to her oc-
eeaslonaily, when she is not feeling well.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are certainly the bes.
medicine for growing girls"
=, Mothers should heed the advice of Mrs.
Smith, for by so doing they may save
their daughters. much pain and sickness
and ensure healthy happy future for
them.
Ant
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23

First Little Girl-"My father is an ed.
tor; what does yours do" Second Little
GIrl-'N hatever mamma tells him
Glasgow Evening INES
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29
Z pOlityki krajOwej.

--Zainteresowanie sic wyborami jest o
wiele sfabsze, niz bywafo zwykle W latach
obioru prezydenta. W pierwszym dniu rege-
stracyi zapisafo sic W tym roku W New
Yorku !, 800 mniej wyborcow, niz W roku
zeszfym.
-Organizacya robotnikow pracujacych "
przedzalniach wydafa odezwe, azeby oby-
watele ME wybierali Batesa gubernato-
rem stanu Massachusetts, ,albowiem zaweto-
wal on prawo, ograniczajace liczbe godzin
dziennej piracy kobiet dzieci.
-Byiy prezydent Grover Cleveland
przemawiaf ma zebraniu przedwy
acknowledgement Carnegie Hall'' "
New Yorku d. II bm. Tfum sfuchacz6w
byf ogromny. Mowca potepii partye repu.
blikanska "a jej polityke cet ochronnych,
protegowanie trust6w daznosc do zagarnia-
MIA ziem narod6w osciennych, oraz "a
wywofanie rewolucyi W Kolumbii.
-Demokratyczny kandydat ma prezy-
denta, sedzia Parker, ME bierze czynnego
udziaiu " kampanii. Raz tylko zrobii wy
jatek: W z. sobote przemowif werendy
swego domu Esopus, NY, do delegat6w
dw6ch klub6w demokratycznych, kt6rzy
przybyi New Yorku W liczDie okoio 200.
w movie sv ojej p. Parker kiadf szczegol-
ny nacisk ma niewiasciwosc zagarnieoia
przez Rad republikanski wysp Filipin-
skich.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29
Vol. XVII. Oct. 20, 1904.

jako jedna kompania Trenton, N. j.
Ceny tytoniu zapewne p6jda GORE. 90
So warte obiecanki p. RooseveIta, ze wy
powie Wake trustomp
w Australia rozpoczaf sic ruch "a
skr6ceniem dnia praoy osmiu godzin na
szesc tylko. Zdaniem tamtejszych unist6w,
czem kr6tsze godziny pracy tenn mniej
robotnikow pozbawionych zajecia. w Au-
stralii wszyscy robotnicy naleza do unii-
"skeb6w" niema.
w kopalniach wegla Marion, Ind,
przyszfo do zazartej walki pomiedzy pol
skimi nieunijnymi g6rnikami t}umem
strajkujacyoh unist6w Polak6w obrzuca-
no kamieniami bito paikami. Napastowa-
nj obronie wiasnego Ayoia wydobyli re-
wolwery zaczeli strzelac do atakujacyoh.
Kilku ch}opak6w mezozyzn zostaio ugo-
dzonych kulami, lecz ma szczescie ME fa-
talnie. Policya ME aresztowala nikogo,
widzac, il napadnieci dziaiali obronie
wfasnego zycia.
-Kr6l naftowy Rockefeller przed 70.
klein pohyczyi firmie Colorado Fuel & Iron
Co. sumke IL milion6w dolar6w ably ja
wyprowadzic finansowych kiopot6w,
ma zabezpieczenie tel pozyozki wziaf W "a
staw maJatek kompanii. w zeszfym tygo-
dniu odby}o sic W Denver zebrania akcyo-
naryuszv tel firmy. Kompanie zreorganizo-
wauo. Rockefeller "a swoia pozyczke do
staf 2Ob miliona dolar6w W akcyach kom.
panii, czyli ze zarobil ma ozysto W pre-
ciagu niespeina roku 8 milion6w!
-Szesc najwiekszych trust6w korpo-
racyj, mianowicie: trust stalowy, trust
fabryk narzedzi rolniczych, trust gnmowy,
ma, oraz kolej Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific, zm6wiiy sie ze sobe W celu wspol-
nej walki organizacyami robotnik6w.
CioAono plan taxi, re kompanie jedna po
drugiej beda zamykat swoje zakfady niby
dla braku roboty, 60 niejakims ozasie,
gdy juz wydaleni robotnioy dobrze sic
wygfodza, beda ludzi przyjmowat do piracy
znowu, ale pod warunkiem, ze sic wyrze-
kna unii!
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29
L KapitOlu NarOdOwegO.

-Zaproszenie do mocarstw, ably wyslafy
delegatow ma nova konferencye pokojowa
W Hsdze, rozesle prezydent Roosevelt pred
uplywem biezacego tygodnia.
-Dwunastu urzednik6w blur departa-
mentu rolnictwa zywi6 sic bedzie przez ca
fy rok konserwami W puszkaoh. Chemik
Wiley pragnie przekona6 sic, czy take
konserwy ME szkodza zdrowiu.
-Przybyl do Washingtonu ambassador
amerykanski Petersburga Robert Nc.
Cormick natychmiast po przybyciu odbyl
konferencye prezydentem Rooseveltem
obecnej sytuacyi politycznej Rosyi.
Zagabywany przez dziennikarzy, aby wyja-
viii swoje zapatrywania ma dalszy rozw6j
wypadk6w ma wschodzie, p. Mccormick
odm6wii wszelkiej odpowiedzi.
--Posef belgijski Westinghouse, ba-
ron Monche ur, otrzymaf rozkaz cd krola
swego Leopolda, aby podziekowaf listo-
wnie kardynafowi Gibbonsowi Baltimore
zato, ze podczas kongresu pokoju Bosto-
ME, odbytego W zeszfym miesiacu, kardy-
nal wystapif W obronie krola przyznat
mu zasfuge szerzenia cywilizacyi WARY
sw. W Kongo, podczas kiedy inni czfonko-
vie kongresu przedstawiali krola jako
chciwoa. ktory dla zdobyoia jaknajwiek-
szej ilosci zfota kosci sfoniowej pozwala
swym zofnierzom rabowac torturowac
murzyn6w.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29
PRACA | KAPlTAk

-Kompania wagon6w sypialnych Pull
mana przyniosta swym akcyonaryuszom "a
rok ubiegty $l8 Ol7.37 czystego dochodu.
-Strajk woznic6w dostawiaiaoych we
gle do dom6w prywatnych W Cincinnati,
o., skohczyi sic czesciowem zwyciestwem
robotnik6w.
W okregu weglowym MassilJon, W
Ohio, p6ttora tysiaca g6rnikow astrajko-
wafo, ably wywalczyc podwyzke Gently
ma tonic ponad skale pfao przyjeta kwie-
tniu br.
-Kompania Mitsui Toxic traktuje O
zakupno wszystkiej bawetny tegoroczne.
go zbioru W terytoryaoh Oklahoma In
dian. Baweiaa ma bye odesiana jaknaj.
predzej do Japouii
-Dozorcy dozorczynie chorych W
szpitalach powiatowych i zakiadach dla
obtakanych W cafym stanie Illinois zorga-
nizowali sic W unie. Hadaja wyaszych plac,
razie odmowy groza strajkiem.
-Od kwietnia or. koleje Stanach
Zjednoczonyoh wydaliiy z piracy $1,000
robotnik6w. Jak wiadomo, tym roku
ruch towarowy ma kolejaoh jest siaby,
wiec zarzady ograniczaja ilosc zatrudnio-
nych robotnik6w do Minimum
w Peoria, ILL.,, podjeto roboty ma no.
wo fabryce narzedzi rolniozyoh firmy
Acme Harvester Co., kt6ra powodu ME-
pewnosci rynku cd roku stata bezczynna.
Przyjeto do piracy ma razie 900 robotni.
k6w.
FLIP Weinsenmeier. agent unii robo-
tnik6w budowlanych W New Yorku, sta.
wiony pred sadem cato, ze wymusil cd
kontraktora Essiga 50 700 fapowki grozba
wywofania strajku, zostaf przez przysie.
gfych uznany winnym. Wyrok zapadnie
p6zniej
-Strajk " kopalniach wegla W 15ym
okregu g6rniczym Colorado skonozyi
sic po poirocznem trwaniu caikowita pre-
grana robotnikow. G6rnicy unijni beda
musiei wyniesc sic gdzieindziej, bo VIA
sciciele kopaln daja sobie bez mich rade i
do roboty ich ME przyjma.
Trust rzezaln W Chicago jest wiasci-
cielem wszystkich wagon6w lodownianyoh
ma kolejaoh " calym kraju. W ostatnich
latach opiata "a uzywanle tych wagon6w
tax poszfa W gore, ze handlarze owocami,
mlekiem innymi artykufami jedni po
drugich bankrutuja.
Trust trzech trust6w tytuniowych. q
kapitalem $l80O0O 900, inkorporowai sic
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29
Wojna Rosyjsko' Japohska

-Dnia 10 paziziernika Japonii wy,
slano "a 900 wojska 200 armat marszaf-
kowi OJamie.
-Wielkorzadzca Aleksiejew wydai pro-
klamacye, W ktorej ogfasza, re g}ownym
dowodzca wszystkich wojsk ladowych W
Mandzuryi naznaczony zostaf przez cara
gen. Kuropatkin.
Rad japonski rozesiai do mocarstw
protest przeciw Rosyi "a przebieranie swo-
ich zofnierzy ma wojnie W Mandzuryi W
ubrania ohlhskie, celu oszukiwania
wojsk japonskioh.
w bitwie mad rzeka Sake (pomiedzy
Mukdenem Jantajem) odznaczyf sic put
kownik Patifow, ktory smiaiym atakiem
odebraf Japonczykom wzg6rze "Jednego
Drzewa." Miejsce to Rosyanie postano.
will nazywac wzgorzem Putifowa, boha.
terra Car odznaczyf orderem sw. Wfodzi-
mierZa.
Gen. Kuropatkin ME przeszedf ma no.
wo rzeki Sake, AMI ME zaatakowaf Japon-
czyk6w, jak faiszywie o tenn donoszono z
Petersburga. Rosyjska Gaia armia pozo-
stale jeszcze ma pofnocnej stronie rzeki
Sake, gdzie zosta]a przepedzona przez
Japonozyk6w W dniu 14ym pazdziernika.
Obie armie przygotowuja sic do novel "a
oietej bitwy.
Gen. Sacharow donosi "Dnia 16 paz-
dziernika odebralismy Japonozykom osade
Sake ina p6fnocnej stronie rzeki tejze
nazwy). Japonczycy pozostawii jedne ar.
mate, cztery wozy narzedzia do kopania
szanc6w, kt6re nam zabrai dniu 14ym
pazdziernika. Nadto zdobylismy trzynascie
armat japonskich. Japohczycy straoili W
tenn miejscu 100 ludzi. Cd Is do 26 paz
dziernika ME by}o zadnych bitew."
-Marszaiek DIANA urzedowo donosi, ze
cd 9 do Is pazdziernika ma polu bitwy mad
rzeka Sake znaleziono pochowano Ii, ,333
zabitych zoinierzy rosyjskich, do niewoli
zabrano 9O7 Rosyan. Liczbe rannych ro-
syjskich marszafek DIANA oblicza przy-
puszozalnie ma $4,000. Straty japonskie
marszaiek DIANA podaje jak nastepuje: "a
bityoh $500, rannyoh %, 900 -razem 49,.
500. " bitwie brafo udziaf 225, 200 Japon-
czyk6wi 28O.0O0 Rosyan. Ola por6wna-
MIA STRAIT przypominamy, ze pod Liaojan-
giem Japonczyoy stracili 2O,05O, Rosya-
ME Fl. 500.
-Gazety angielskie pisza, ze wkr6tce
bedzie zawarty pok6j. "Gdybym m6gf wy.
mienic nazwisko oz1owieka, kt6rym tyl
ko co rozmawialem-pisze jeden angiel-
skich korespondent6w-to caiy SWAT zdu-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29

miafby sic. A wiasnie ten cziowiek powie.
dziaf do mnie ME dawno W Petersburgu,
re pok6j bedzie zawarty daleko PREDICT,
anizeli sic spodziewaja, Poktj bedzie "a.
warty bezposrednio pomiedzy Rosya ia
ponia, bedzie jednakowo zaszczytny dla
strou obu. Zapobiegnie on ma zawsze an.
tagonizmowi pomiedzy obydwoma naroda-
mi. Zawarcie traktatu pokojowego bedzie
mogfo nastapic zaraz po upadku Portu
Artura lub " razie, gdy Kuropatkin dozna
jeszcze jednej porazki."
z Seulu (stolicy Korei) donoszs, ze
wladza japonska skazafa ma smierc trzech
Koreanczyk6w, k6rzy usiiowali zniszozyc
kolej zelazna kofo Seul. Przekonano sic,
ze stall oni ma zofdzie rosyjskim.
z San Francisco donosza, re czesc zof
nierzy marynarzy rosyjskich, kt6rzy two
rzyli zafoge krazownika rosyjskiego "Le-
ma, rozbrojonego st. Francisco, zdofafa
umkn9c Zofnierze ci ME dotrzymali sfowa,
moca kt6rego zobowiazali sic ME braG u
dziafu wojnie az do zawarcia pokoju.
Wobeo tego wladze amerykanskie zaostrzy-
iy nadzor mad pozosta}a zatoga "Leny."
w dziwnie stanowczy spos6b kore-
spondent petersburski Daily Telegraph"
zapewnia, ze widoki pokoju 50 daleko wick
SEE. niz przypuszczaja powszechnie.
Zdaniem correspondence, kt0ry czerpie po-
dobno swe informacye cd pewnej wybitnej
osobistosci, pokoj nastapiiby bez jskiego
kolwiek posrednictwa ze strony trzeciej,
ma drodze wzajemego porozumieuia sic
pomiedzy Rosya Japonia. Osobistosc ia
stawia nastepujaca alternatywe "Albo
zgnebienie Japonii PREY wysifkach, ktore
nam 'samym dadza sig dotkliwie we znaki,
'albo pokoj, kt6ry z czasem zamieni sic
W traktat zaozepno-odporny, stanowiaoy
ideai rzadu japohskiego."
DO gubernii kaliskiej wr6cifo sporo
rannyoh. Jeden mich opowiadaf lzeoz
straszna. Gdy upadf ciezko ranny, choiano
go porzuoic ma pozarcie dzikim zwierzetom.
Gdy jednak zoinierzom poszukujacym ran
nych oddaf pieniadze zegarek, wzieto
go do szpitala. Podobno tacy poszukiwa-
cze przeszukuja pole bitwy pred sanitaryu.
szsmi, wskazujac i'm, gdzie maj8 ran
nych szukac. Trupom konajacym tacy
przeszukiwaoze przypinaja stosowne kar.
tiki, kt6re nastepnie 50 wskaz6wka dla sani-
taryuszy. Od nafozenia takiej kartki, We.
dug opowiadan, owego Kaliszanina, mu-
sza sic rannl ozestokroc prZeszuklwaczom
wykupywac. Inaczej znajduja sic dole
razem z trupami. Ohydne to, jesi pra-
wdziwel
-zo}nierze strazy pogranicznej, zajmuja-
cy posterunek PREY stacyi Sungari, zauwa.
zyli ma moscie orszak pogrzebowy chinski.
Jeden ze straznik6w zblizyi sic do orszaku i
wiedziony przeczuoiem, ze pogrzeb ten ME
jest zwykiym, zaoza} badac jednego Chin
czyk6w.-Czyj to pogrzebP Kogo prowadzi-
tomaj ji-odpari Chinozyk W specyalnym
jezyku, wytworzonym podczas wojny.
Miaio to znaczyc, ze grzebia zofnierza,
kt6rego pociag przejeohaf Straznikom wy
dafo sic nieprawdop podobnem, ,aby W trumnie
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29

byl istotnie Aoinierz rosyjski, dlatego zaza-
dali zdjecia wieka. Gdy trumne otworzono,
okazaio sic, ze spoozywa W niej.. zywy
Japonczyk. Byf to szpieg, kt6ry W ten ory.
ginalny spos6b chciaf sic przedostasc po
"a kordon stray, ably przez otw6r W tru.
mnie obejrzec okolice. Oczywiscie pomysio.
wy smiafy Japohczyk zostaf aresztowany
stanaf pred ssdem polowym.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-10-29

TOKIO.-Gazety japonskie przypu.
szozaja, ze rosyjska flota napadfa ma ryba.
kow angielskich jedynie W tym celu, aby
miec pretekst do powrotu>z drcgi, albo-
wiem GAIA wyprawa uczyniona byia tylko
ma to, aby zaspokoic szowinistyoznie uspo-
sobiony motioch rosyjski.