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The Washington times., 1905-09-24

coach's duties have ended and any
Interference with the players Is q
detriment The quarterback, or
whoever is giving the signals, should
be allowed absolute power in di-
recting the attack. Between the
halves of course the coach should
talk to his men on the chronic fault
of the team and try to remedy it, but
on the field he is forbidden by the
rules from interfering.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

Rx ~ ITH the opening OF the
% local gridiron season
I00 less than two weeks
WW0sN off the indications are
~ that there will be an
. unwonted interest in
football in this city. and the follow
ing interviews with Washington
two most important coaches will be
of interest not only to the players
themselves but to the followers Of
the strenuous autumn sport.
DR.. Reilly, the Georgetown coach,
is one Of the best known players
that have worn the Blue and Gray
and he was highly successful in
developing last years powerful
eleven, which kept every team ex-
cept Princeton from crossing its goal
line. -
In Charles A Barnard, George
Washington has coach who earned
national fame during his four years
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
Usuniec1e gruczol6w.

w ostatnich k1lku dniach zywa
dysputA prowadzona miedzy leka-
rzami, zape}ni}a szpalty c%zasopism.
Jednl pr4emawiali "a usun'eciem
.gruczo46w ma szyi, gdy drudzy
sprzeciw'ali sig temu. Twierdzono,
re gruc~ofy ma szyi SO siedlisk'em
zarodk6w takich cbor6b jak pneu
monia i dJ fterya. To Same odnosi
sic do zo}adka, lecz ME a'ozna INA
lezc takiego, kt6ryby zyczy} sobie,
by mu ten organ %usun'eto. Zdrowy
zo{adek lekko pozbywa sic "szyst
kich b~akteryj; W takim wiec .razie
NC wiec'j ME pozostaje nam do
czyn'en4a, jak n"jlepszym zdrowiu.
Trinera Amerykanski. El'ksir Corr
kiego Wilma jest ajlepszym do tego
srodkitm Zpreparowany. z;czystec
60 wilma z w'nogron korzeni, swo
bodnie traw', a przedewszystklem
stanowczo wzmacnia zofadek wne-
trznosci Zarodki zostaja zniszczo-
ne, i nova, bogata krew sig two-
rzy. Brak apety6u, znuzrnie, zwat-
plen'e, sfabosc, w.r>uty, konsty-
pacye i we wszystkich innych wy
padkach, gdzie wzrost silly jest ko
niecznie pozqdanym, by wyleczyG
zof Trinera Amerykahski E
|iksir Gor~kirgo Wilma powinien
bye zazyty. w aptekach. J6zef
Triher,. 100 S Ashland Ave. CHI
cago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
WOdna puchlina pu}k0W-
nika.

Pu{kownik John NJ. Fuller, z
Honey Grove, Tex. o ms}o co ME
zmarf ma wodna puchline, spowodo-
wsna choroba w4troby i'nerek. Me-
dswno v liscie pisa}. By}em Bill
skim 6mierci ma te utysk,wanta i to
kazdy mysla}, Wezwa'em mego IA
milijuego doktora, on mi ME po
m6g4, wsiak,m w,ec 50 cento va bu-
telke waszego s}awnego Electric
Bittere, kt6re mnie w~yleczy}o. u
wazam go "a nailepsze lekarstwo
swiecie, i dziekuje Bogu kt6ry ue
zyczy} Panu wiedzy do wytworze~
MIA 60. Sprzedawane "a skuteozue
ma niestrawnos6 zo}clowos6 i cho-
robom merck, przez aptekarza M. j..
Kowalewskiego, po SIC butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
'tan zdroWfa zachW1amy.

Jezeli stan twsgo zdrowia lest
.kfoaay do sachot zapaleDia pluc }.
t 4 iestt4 Egubleny skor" ME n
syjess lekarstw ORA. Kiay'a New
Discovery NJ sschotJ. !. W. Ne
KiAnon Z TaIIadega spria9. Ala
pis2e: Byfen barazs shory ma sspa.
ienie Ptao pod dezeresn aw<sh doh.
tsr6w, lecE ME by1o Polspnsen'a v
~. csss zscs9len bra< Or. kaog'a
new Discevery. Pierxasa. aawks
sPrawisa nj slge, a jedsa bste,ks
wyleczyia mnie nissawoans lekar
.two NJ b6le gardta, krtaae wet<
kaszel i ,aziebisnie. dwarantow an@
v apiece N: J. Kowale~ skie3o. sJe.
na SOC l$l 90. Batelki IA pr6b1
darmo.
s4s #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
Polska osada UGene-
SEQ.

So. E r." .r-E.. r. sF
Geneseo, jest nowemi po-
.vieksznHcem sig miasteczkiem
v po4udniowo wsehodoiej egg.
hi Bakoty po'nocnet Jest
tan osada sklada)3ca sig :
p;a6dziesaat Polskich f4mjlii
ktdre s*a,a ~ sv6j katol:ckl
koscid. G., kt6rzyby pragne-
ilby osiedl't sic " tel osadzie.
dobr.e sczyn>9 jezeli napisza
do J. B. Hazlstt W Lidge:
wood. N. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

PAN Dominik Hamerski
p~rzeprowadzi} swa grocernie
z czwartej ulicy ma plata je-
den biloxi ma wsch6d pod mr..
H28-E. Sta ul. tam gdzie
dawniej znajdowa}a sic apte-
ka p. M. ~Kuczkowskiego.
Pan Hamerski poleca szan
rodakom W nowym skla-
die sw6j towar groceryjny,
ksiazki do naboze6stwa, kro-.
pielnioe, obr, : I. q. Znaj
dz .iye', ak lnairzaedtgee'lLnlii'eiisza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
STEFAN KIERLIN kupll
cd Augusta Breski wschod-
MIA polowe Lofty II, " bloku
/ podzia1u Hamiltona 40 $500.
Taniio!
Tanio!

10l14O seAAO"
20 maszyn do szycia 2 dru.
giej .raki cd $500 do $500
sa do nabyeia u firmly, Sin
ger Sowing Machine Co. 118
Center ul. Molina sic roz-
movie po polsku, many pol
skiego asystenta p. Leonardo
J. Reszke; zg}o5cie sic do
niego a my reczymy re on
was zadowolni W kupnie ma
SYN do szycia.
SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO..
Ed Hamelton
Mgr. S,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
Grunta farmerSkie na
sprzedaz.

Cztery czterdziestki kazda
(4o akro~) dobry farmer,ki
grunt
Sprzedam 40 akr6v "a $500
grunt zna DUE sic W powie~
Gle Marathon W kolonil pol
sk'ej.
.g.:.,- - :~-, .E :.
Pc bl zsze szczego|y zgk'sit
Sc pod adresem
Max Ntuwald
Stevens Point WIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
t'arma la ~sp'zedaz.

Dobra 40 lub 1870 akrowa
farma, oko}o 70 ARROW pod
pfugiem Is akr6w TAXI, grunt,
W naj]epszym porzadku; z bu-
dynkami, z ca}ym inwenta:
rem i dobra woda jest tanio
ma .sprzedaz pod dogodnemi
warunkami. Zg}osic sic do
w1asciciela pod adresem
Juliusz Mielewczyk,
Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
HistOrya POlska W m
ryce.

Pierwszy tom History.
mecno | ozdobnie %oprawiony.
o IA stronicach iuz wyszedl
!, Jest do nabycia "a scot.
Wydawat bede CO miesiac
jeden tom pc 50 Ct. Dwana-'
scie tomr6w IS 90 Adresowat:
Rev. w Kruszka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
%aptacili III W)arusa

aptaclll Ia " 'aruS&
Wiel. KS. J6zef Fere IS
Wiel. ks. Boil. E. Coral 200
Wiel. ks. FIR. H. Szulak $50
Wiel. ks. Naturski 1.5O
Wiel. ks. FIR. Kaczmarek 100
Wiel. ks. A. Szczukowski 1.50
Andrea Dre]ak 1855
|J6z. Jereczek $50
J6z. Nadolski $50
Wawrzyniec Zieli6ski 800
Saucepan Majewski Is
August Goyke $50
Franciszek Nowaczyk 1.55
Wojciech Babi6ski 'l.50
Franc. Galewski 1.50
Jan Stanistawski $50
Franc. Wirkus 1.50
Jan Gruba $50
Mat. Mondry 1.50
Franc. Lehman $50
Wojciech Lehman $50
J6zef Zieli6ski $50
Apolinary Watkowski 1.55
J6zef Symczak 1.55
NJ. Susa $50
Andrea Eosi6ski $50
Feofil Pradzi6ski 3.O5
Jan Kaiser 1.55
w. Kupferschmidt $50
Maciej Stroi6ski 1.50
MARGIN Welnicki $50
F. w. Kukowski $50
Jan Zywicki $50
Ludwik Rudnik 800
Franc. Smaruj $50
Andrea kosi6ski 1.50
Andrea P. Gaydecki $50
J6zef Laska $50
A. kOZfOWSKl LOU
|Ignacy Murach $50
J6zef Dzia!dowski 100
Tomasz Gozdziaszek $50
|Ignacy Romanowski $50
Michat Fusiek $50
Jan Rutkowski
do Europy 200
Stanislaw G1owacki 1.50
N. N. 800
J6zef Jeruzal r.. $50
Kasper Philipczyk 200
Wojc. Silva 1.50
Anna Milanowska $50.
F. B. Grabowski $50
HistOrya POlska W Ame-
ryce.
Pierwszy tom History.
mecno | ozdobnie %oprawiooy.
o IA stronicach juz wyszedl
:, Jest do nabycia "a scot.
Wydawat bede CO miesiac!
tom pc SO Ct. Dwana-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
POlecam sic

POlecam Sic
iako uczona Akuszcrka ze
starego kraju. Nam 80 letnia
praktyke
Leeze take rozmaite cho-
roby, jak. wywichsisc'a, o.
puchniecie nosa. b6le ga'dIa
rozmaite krosty 4wie4by . IA
wet poraten'a. Lecze azieci J
doros}ych.
Rozalia Lewandowska
Ludlow Mass.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

WE WTOREK zmar1 ma
dyfterye 6cio letni ch}opiec
J6zefa Leli Fam. pod mr.. 113
- Chatfield ul. Drugi chic
piec niebezpiecznie chory ma
to sama chorobe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

: WIADOMOsCl !
T MIEJSCOWE.
n
W PONIEDZIALEK o
godz. 10 tel z rama, po}aczyl
wisl. ks. Proboszcz J. Pachol-
ski m}oda pare; pana J6zefa
Ramczykowskiego i panne
|Anne zywicka, wez}em NAL
ze6skim. Pc slubie odby}a
sic ''zabawa W domu rodzic6w
panny m}odej.
w DOMU swej matki ma
wschodniej %pierwszej ulicy W
zeszlo tygodniowa srode roz-
stall sic z tym swiatem po
kr6tkiej kilka dniowej cho-
robie m}odzieniec J6zef ku-
kowicz. Pogrzeb jego odby1
sic W zeszfa sobote z koscio1a
sw. Stanislawa Kostki. =
W pred
poludniem, W lokalu rady:
mlejskiej, odby}o sic posie-
dzenie %farmer6w, tych kt6rzy
sic zajmuja hodowaniem bura-
k6w cukrowych. Ma zebraniu
p%rzemawiaf p. A. T. Postal
reprezentant fabryki cukro-
wei z Chippewa Falls, Far
merry bardzo sic interesuja
hodowaniem .burak6w, i maja
.zamiar W .roku biezacym vie
Gel niz zwykle sadzic tako~
wych.
JEZELI wniosek, kt6ry
Jest podany, W domu legisla-
fury tego stanu, przejdzie,
pobierac beda komisarze po-
wiatowi 5 dolar6w zamiast 3
dol. dziennie, a liczba dni
posiedze6 zostanie 40 ma IS
powiekszona.
W LA CROSSE, parma He
lena Burton, nauczycielka
razem z kilkoma uczennicami
O malo co usz1y ciezkim po-
kaleczeniom gdy sic znajdo.
wa}y W starym budynku
szk6lnym, W kt6rym sic "a
padla posowa. Przypadek ten
wydarzy} sic podczas masze-
rowania dzieci przyby}ych ma
lekcye.
WE WTOREK zmar} ma
dyfterye 6cio letni ch}opiec
J6zefa Leli zam. pod mr.. 113
Chatfield ul. Drugi chic
niec niobezDiecznie chOrv ma
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Marriott, old friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F, Hart, have
been visiting in Caldwell for some
days. Mr.. Marriott is a banker
from Abilina, Kansas, and is favor
ably impressed with Idaho. He
and Mrs. Marriott return to their
Kansas home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stone were
Boise visitors Saturday last. Mrs.
Stone is president of the Second
District Federation of Women's
Clubs of daho and was making
arrangements for the meeting which
occurs at Mountain Home from the
18th to 14th of the present month.
c. H. Turner returned from the
Juniper mountain country Satur-
day last. He purchased some 200
fine horses in that section which
were shipped east this week. From
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

Omaha these horses will be shipped
to Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Turner &C.
companied the horses to Omaha,
at which place he will be met by
his pardner, Mr.. Haley,
Mr Hart Norman the 20. K"
barber has renewed the agency of
the American Laundry Co. of Boise.
This concern has the most modern
plant in the northwest and their
work is equal to any done in this
country. Lace Curtains, Wooden
Blankets and Ladies work a spec
ialty. ga
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
ATOuChino Story

is the saving from death of the baby girl of
Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland. Md. He writes ::
AT the age of II months our little girl was
in declining health, with serious throat
trouble, and two physicians gave her up.
solved to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four DO ties
she was cured and now in perfect health. ="
Never fails To relieve and cure Il cough az
cold Al Porter & ,5,nnr'- drag stnrc 90
and 81 90 guaranteed. ria! bottle free.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
LOCAL GOSSIP.

Hon. Monte B, Gwinn spent q
few hours in the city this week.
Onr prices are the same to every
ore trv US. Central Lumber Co.
Ex-Governor Steunenberg is back
from a visit to his sheep camps in
E!more county.
For SALE-At a bargain three
(,) as fine residence lots as there
are in Caldwell. Inquire of F. L.
Payne. III
T, c. Ford and wife returned
from the Portland fair the first of
the week, 1t rained and it rained
all the time and there was no Joy
in it, says Mr.. Ford.
We have been asked by a num-
Der Of strangers if there is a white
restaurant in town. To all such,
we must reply, we don't know, but
Charley Kim is half white and we'll
done.
All preliminaries have been ar.
ranged for the new grist mill. It
will be built on the old Foote site.
Machinery has been ordered and
everything is moving smo othly and
rapidly.
Col. E. K. Hayes, the Emmett
banker, spent few days in the
city this week. He cast longing
eyes on Caldwell real est ate, but
periodically declared that Emmett
is all right.
Several contest cases have been
filed during the past week against
homestead entries in the vicinity oil
Caldwell. Among them are John
c. Mitchell vs. Frank L. Rogers;
Fred E. Page VS. Mary J. Grinnell
Orlondo D. Hits VS. George F.
Behymer.
A number of charitably disposed
business men are talking of chip
ping in and hireing a man to heir
The boys at the depot. The Oregon
Short Line is overburdened with
business at this point and is arous'
ing the sympathy of the community.
donations may be left at any bust
ness house in town.
Among those who are doing
much to beautify Caldwell is S
oehuman, our landscape gardner
The places in Caldwell On which
ne has worked show great improve
ments' Mr.. Schuman says tina
Inc city council should take some
steps toward protecting those who
are identifying their city lots and
parking their sidewalks AS
now is between the ever presen
ea'ckens and thoughtless draymen
mere is little chance of getting
PAnts' grass and shrubs started
'ne matter should be investigated
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
To Butter Makers

For Rubber Stamps and an ink
that will not run nor injure butter,
write to Will D. Candee, Weiser,
Idaho, or call on Mrs. M. H. Miller,
Caldwell, Agent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
Take Notice.

Mayor Madden desires to resptc-
fully warn all people within the
sewer district that they must con-
form to the ordinance requiring
connection with sewers on or be-
fore the twenty-frst day of Novem-
Der.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
Fiendish SUFFERING

is often caused by sores, ulcers and CANCERS
Flat. Rock, Mich, says: Il have used
Bucklen's Arnica SalVe for Ulcers, Sores
and Cancers. 1t is the best healing dress
ing ever found" Soothes and heals cuts,
buns and sca1ds. 25c at Porter & Stones
drug store; guaranteed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07

e. OF ttiifIilg ration. Is ia the civ.
Adams ice cream soda ENJOYS
the distinction Of being the best il
Town.
q large, handsome boy, was pre-.
scented to Fred Davis ON the ard
BY Mrs. Davis, All well.
r. consequence Of extensive
changes in this Office, business here
is generally disarranged. Next
weeks paper may be somewhat
delayed.
WANTED-A renter for NV Riv.
er ranch 3 miles west Of Caldwell
References required.
II. w. DoRMAN.
Pearl, Idahe.
Mr.. A. W. Moudy who has been
IN the mountains near Alta with
his stock all summer, returned
Thursday to spend the winter in
the valley.
Mr.. .Thos. T. Calvert, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Calvert, died
Thursday of typhoid fever He
was nearly ~ years Of age. Fun
erai services were held at the Chris
tian Church yesterday.
A FIRE alarm was turned in Wed
nesday to which the fire company
promptly responded. 1t was found
that coal house belonging to H.
B. Aven was on fire. Little loss
resulted.
Mrs. M. Moody is once more
hostess at the New Home. She
informs THE TRIBUNE that after
wandering about many days, she is
returned home for good and all.
She finds no place as pleasant and
as Caldwell. We all greet Mrs.
Moody's home coming with sincere
welcome.
George Jones, young man who
came here with his family about a
year ago, died Friday. He was in
poor health when he came, and
hoped to be be benefited by the
change. His father and mother
returned to Nebraska some time
ago. Deceased leaves a wife and
children.
There are many attractive BUSH
ness announcements in this issue of
THE TRIBUNE. You need to read
them carefully in order to profit
thereby. In no place in the country
can be found larger or better stocks
of merchandise than in Caldwell
aud nowhere else are prices so
reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glass of
Jordan Valley have come to Cald-
well to stay. They purchased pro-
perty in the most fashionable
section of Fourth street, formerly
owned by Sheriff Nichols, where
they will make their home. They
are old friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bissitt, which latter, no
doubt, did much to secure such de-
sirable people in their neighbor.
hood.
One of the real attractions during
the fair will be the Shodgrass Band.
This musical organization is com"
posed of Mr.. Snodgrass and family
and contains players ranging in age
from 6 years to 40. 1t is a very
interesting band in every respect
and makes excellent music. We
understand that it will perform
every day while the fair continues.
Mr.. Snodgrass and family are old
residents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-07
WANTED!

Milling Wheat; also Rye, Barley
and Oats tor cash. CALDWELL
FORWARDING COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-19
CHAPTER XVIII
Am Unexpected Club

~ THREE days had elapsed since Phyllis
~ | Harlands arrival at Arncliffe Hall,
and during all that weary time George
Lester had failed to put in appear
Had this lovers quarrel merely
been of ordinary jealousy the
happy prophecy of Ediths friend would
probably have been fulfilled by Lester seeking an
explanation. Unhappily, the suggestions of the old
lawyer to the suitability of match between
Edith and Lord Arncliffes nephew had set up
barrier unsupported by that lively student of the
wretch man, Miss Harland
Edith grew little more pale and held her head
yet little more erect but she no longer sought
Continued on page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-19

Surely you are allowing theqtittle- tattle of
lot of spitefuI and enyious people to upset your"
NO it is not that
but, Edith interrupted her friend severely
''you are not going to tell you crying
account of mere man? i have shrewd suspicion
that your dear doctor is responsible for all this. "
Ediths pride came to the rescue. She would not
have it supposed she wearing the willow on
Testers account. "Oh dear, mol" she said with
an Indifference that perhaps little too marked.
There is absolutely nothing between DR.. Lester
and myself"
That settles it,, remarked Phyllis, noddng her
head with air of sage conviction. My dear
GIRL | have been in love thousands and thousands
of times, while 1 positively believe this precious
doctor is the first you have looked at twice
Your child-like efforts to deceive quite
less you had better tell me the truth. Besides,
| counsels opinion in matters of this Sort
Herein Miss Phyllis did herself than justice
for she probably the most outrageous f1irt in
the Three Kingdoms.
''Oh Phyllis murnured Edith, abandoning
her policy of concea1ment, she has treated me SO
cruelty so infamous1y!
Il know, l know" answered the expert sooth-
ngly; they always do. But what has he done?
There is not another woman, is therc?"
Certainly not!" said Edith scornfuy. do
you suppose | would waste second thought upon
any who could be capable of such conduct"
Don't be too trustfu1, my child. Men cap
able of anything. However, if there is not another
woman in the case, the obvious and only conclusion
is that there is another man
"Phyllisl how dare your" Edths cheeks were
afame with indignation.
Poohl Bless it's good little heart Did it have
a Irritation in all its life? Come, now, tell about
the other Why, an occasional touch of jealousy
viii do your excellent doctor world of goodl"
Thus adjured, Edith told the story of her stroll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-21

valley school in owens township. had
an exciting experience with a runaway
horse last Friday evening. She had
started home after dismissing school
and had got sor7c little distance on the
road when she turned to go back to
the school for some forgotten books
Without any apparent cause the horse
seran kicking and running. Miss AL
len bravely held TO the lines and kept
the animal In the road until within "a
short distance OF the school house.
whore there was short turn IN tha
road. She realized that the turn could
not be made without a. tip-over at tho
gait they We're gong. and gradually
turned the horse into wheat field.
where she succeeded IT, keeping him
until he was nearly run down The
horse was so nearly played out that f.
vsts necessary TO secure another horse
20 take her home Outside of being
pretty badly bruised up from the rough
ride Miss Allen was Urhurt and was
able 10 WELD The birch Monday morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-21

at that iunctue have been fatal. So
they took the slower methods 20 the
same end j is not Impossible that the
same policy viii be pursued now. We
probably shah not know until events dis
close what is tho Japanese plan Of
campaien.
J presume Togo's feet is in a port at
the northern end OF the island of Formo-
sa. There is magnificent and strongly
fortified harbor there. veritable Gibral-
ter No douh. Togo is in constant
touch with the Russian fleet. through his
scouts and his wireless telegraph equiq-
inent and watchtg to see whether Ro-
tyensky viii take the inner or outer
channel
1here is a possibility tsat the three
hatueshirs which the Pussians have at
Nladivostok win tJy TO effect juno
tion or win begin 70 prey on Japanese
commerce and on general contraband Of
war in foreisn ships These are some
OF the possibilities which the situation
involves.
Now. suppose the Russians should
succeed in forcing o decisive battle.
Suppose, for the sake Of argument. that
they should lose. The losing battle
would not be so disastrous to them as
losing battle would be TO the Japan
ese II would not have the same effect
q cutting on communication between
uieir land forces and .heir base of sup
rorts and It would not to the same de-
gree expose their shipping and their
coast TO the r1vages OF a hostile fleet.
Ana they would still Eave the secondary
force coming along in May.
You see. it is a problem not easy to
decide. And there is almost everything
az stake for the two countries whose
navles are involved II certainly looks
as if decisive engagement between
the two fleets would decide the war
When ] was at Manila / was confront
cl by similar problem for a snort time.
Not long after the battle Of Manila in
formation reoched me from friend in
Paris Of plans which Spain was making
to 1T out fleet to raise the siege.
l was apprised Of the names and num-
her Of the battleships which would be
sent and as my aeet hud not then been
reinforced hy heavy hghting ships the
Spanish force would have been stronger
thnn mine
There would not be time for the
Monadn3ck and Monterey to reach me,
though they had started.
was set to thinking what should
DO with this superior force. What hap
pened was that, on my suggestion, a
feet was ntted ont under Admiral Wat
son which was TO threaten the coast OF
spain. This lee 10 the abandonment Of
the purpose to send the fleet 20 Manila.
Edt there was "a problem something Ike