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MAKE GOOD.

II You start TO do a thing
Make good;
If It be TO dance or sing.
Make good;
If II be to write n famous book
Or to be a noted cook,
Do your best. by hook or crook.
Make good
If you say you'll make a name,
Make good;
After love of pelf or fame,
Make good;
Never let your efforts drag.
DO not stop TO chew the rag,
Nor be always on the brag,
Make good.
If you have a goal in view,
Make good;
l. is simply up to you
Make good:
Talk is cheap, so cut IL out.
If you win the victor's shout
You must watch what you're about.
Make good.
II you make a little bluff.
Make good;
Ante up che promised stuff
Make good:
Failure everywhere is rife;
BE live one in tie strife:
Do the best you can in life;
Make good.
Chicago Chronicle.
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York, March 2S.-wHEAT-
Receipts, 5000. Spot, easy: No. 2 red,
nominal elevator; No . red. S114&
f. o. b. afloat Options closed JkM1A
net decline. May, s109M.
CORN-Reeeipts, 10000: exports.
100000. Spot, weak; No. 2, 57Ik ele-
vator and SO f o. b. afoat No. 2 yel-
low, So; No. 2 white. 531s. Options
closed z net lower. May. 535k.
OATS-Receipts, $4,000; exports.
$4,000. Spot, weak; mixed. 351a a SO:
white. 3G12 G371z; clipped white. 37M
039.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March 2S.-CATTLE-Con-
unued moderate receipts are causing
great firmness in prices. and Monday s
advance Of i0615 was well maintain
ed this morning.
HOGS-There was a good supply
for Tuesday, but the local and ship
ping demand was much smaller than
yesterday, and lack Of outside compe-
tition tended 10 weaken prices. Val
ues we're fully FIVE lower with the
greater part Of the sales at $3.50
$3.50.
sHEEP-There was a fairly active
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A MODERN NOVEL.
CHAPTER 1

CHAPTER I.
The prettiest girl you ever saw.
CHAPTER H.
The young man interviews her pa.
CHAPTER III.
A wedding grand without q flaw.
CHAPTER ".
An oath--a tear-a lot Of jaw.
CHAPTER V.
I'm going back home to my ma. f"
CHAPTER VI.
Her maiden name restored by law.
From the San Francisco Call.
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BODY FOUND AT LAST.

Springfield, H., March 2s.-The
badly decomposed body of Michael
Harper aged so, who has been miss
ing from his home cinca February
%, was found in a cornfeld on the
farm Of Joseph Inslee, six miles
south Of this city today |, is sup
posed he went for a walk, lost his
bearings and fell through exhaustion
and ed
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Quotations.

New York, March 2S.-Money on
call strong. "a "a per cent. Closing
bid 3la, offered al 4. Time loans.
steady; sixty, ninety days. 3Is per
cent; six months, 3ih G3%. Prime pa.
Fer. 3& M4h per cent Exchange
strong ;demand, s4S5 90Gis5.95; six.
~ days $iS3.9O@4S400. Bar silver.
55%.
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Reousathed Annuity . bees.

A wonderful bequest was made by a
certain DR.. Christian, who was the
dean of the Fsculte de Droit at Wen
ma. He beaueathed a sum Of no less
than 5000 forms for the comfortable
subsistence Of his three dogs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-29

Ladies if you want a refined and
brilliant complexion, free from blem.
ishes. use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Brings red lips, bright eyes
aud cream-like complexion. So
cents. Tea or Tablets. Paul G. Schuh
and Sons.
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Goes Further ana further. Never
stops until you are well. That's what
Holl sler's Rocky Mountain Tea will
10. A great tonic. Makes rich, red
blood, firm flesh. IS cents, Tea or
TABLETS. Paul G. Schulz and Son.
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At ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, March 28.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000. Strong; beef steers
$3.2506l0; srockers ana feeders
S2.5Ol4 so; cows and heifers, $3.25m
800; Texas steers. $32505.25.
HOGS-Reoeipte, 1000. Steady
range, $3.7505.55.
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LADY PHYSICIAN
SITUATIONS WANTED.
free Announcement Of Those Not
Employed, Who Desire
Positions.

Advertisements of not exceeding three lines
eill be accepted free for one weeks tins from
any reader Of The Bulletin 10 be fled by adj
gertiser NJ person, on regular form, at the Of
Zee OF The Bulletin Company, 703 Ohio l4cvee
Ehe Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
bility for any advertisement or statement made
therein ard win not accept the notice OF any
pc, SON known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertisements
should be made W mail.
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Provision Market.

BUTTER Firm: creamery, 20630
CHEESE-Fir; ranged 10la OBS.
Western, 17Qib.
G0FFEE-options closed steady at
net advance OF f09l5 points. Sales
105750 bags. March, SOLO Spot Rio.
steady: No. 7 invoice, rs: mild
steady.
sUGAR-Raw, quiet; fair refining,
3-lG; Centrifugal, SO test, 1916:
molasses sugar. 3 1916. Refined,
quiet.
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EoLusTEa'e
hOcky Mountain Tea IiugggiJ
a Basy hsdioins fgr Busy People
81 rs-ft--. rr--TsL - 81 ~

brlags C5l1oa Haalaa I'D RcaaFed Tir1T.
4 specific for Constipation, Irdilostioa. I.iv-
and ktdl y Troubles. flnpies. EcgenlH. ffn iIrt
Bloof. "a. Breath. SHrgleh Bowels Hsadasii-
ana blekacae. ISIS Rocky Mountain Tea 81 tar
Jet form. - Gems box. Gruuine made bs
haislsrEI Dz-fi ccgf1Hv, 1aiass7. VIA
SOLDER NUGGETS Fes ssilGs PEanl
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN
- 20 cIaesiIled Notlees

One insertion, per word. ..."...0l
Three, insertions, per word. .02H
Que week. per word. LOS
one month, per word..........lo
All matter set in NOnpaTeil type.
No advertisement inserted for less
Than twenty-five cents.
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LivernooI ouotatlnna

Liverpool, March 2S.-WHEAT-
Spot, steady.
CORN-Spot, steady: American
mixed, new, Is 4Ad; old. As Id.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.
MInneapoIIs Cereals.

Minneapolis. March 2S.-WHEAT-
May, sLoS1AG5s; July, $1035s as;
September, S51S Casino. ] north
em, $11okq *; No. 2 northern,
S10515@1.0G5s.
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THE CASH MARKET.

81. Louis, March 2S-The following
spot prices ruled here today for va:i
Gus grains mentioned:
No. red winter wheat, SI12mL13
No. 3 red winter wheat, $L04hG1
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Receipts and shlpments.

Chicago. March Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market today:
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Stocks $ Bonds . Cereals

general demand at about yesterdays
range OF prices.
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Foa RENT.

For Rent--Very deeirablc room; all modern
conveniences: centrally located with exec ient
board. 10 two gsntlcniun. Gail COS Washing
ton ave.
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fOl aALE.

FOR Eent-A storage room for storing furni-
tuFe. Cali on Mrs. Mary Cuhl, $40 Cedar u.
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DIRECTORS

Interest paid on time deposits at the
rate Of three per cent per annun.
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Position autcd-Ry young lady with some
Office experience. Address II. A., this Office
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for Rent fter April ], residence No. 40
Twenty -eishth street. Apply at Boat Store.
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MAIL ORDERS.

We start you In the mail order business. Full
PARTICULARS and sample free. American Special
Agency, Milwaukee, Wis
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Tor Sale-5i5 washington avenue, $3.50
Brick co.tase, twenty inst, near Walnut, 5000;
IN Itiey enth ST., S1t0f; 222 eleventh 1T, $500
Ail offers sid rod. (Ans NJ. i. Burnett,
l229 Maryland agenue, IT. Louis.
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For s;ale-Want to buy fam. Also viii ex-
change stock OF goods Tor farm. Address Ole
0.soa Frankfort, IND.
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Alexander COunty
Savings Bank
Strictly Savings Bank.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
RETREAT rHE MOST M,srrn,u n

RETREAT The MOST MEsrERLY IN HISTORY
Inc retreat from lao Yang considered the most
eve seeuted but Il 10 far " Of the Isr
ene VINO mas taken psrso2ai
or nearly three weeks losing IN kills mssc utw
unored thousand er an fourth artillery 6athered
"has was lett together Db Of M ds Tie
@ M through raj, u zs1bnsi ~aIsh sslna
sht and left This re ns aa Esauorb hy resort
n the ~. ta-c' ytIeh svsd bis a-4y lao vssa
=. q 'hussy 'as ne ;"or aed ss1ding HE artillery
'rth sy train and road that nst srsed he realized Id ncs
20 re~evcd ar.tAe, o,aer.d " - ~
80 = - - 1Yss'ss SRI aT7Gae
- e e % -ner ~ any wA< the army
oeent ntornin ssd as she Ia.ns.e 80
c'st which
rfst cid sa,r5,v
Russians OF h-,l,a
sa9gag 10 .her, We adeoo
WILL LOSE PAR or "
lnec s stN, Of
hand In the ble
cut their
fine viii be Ne ,rv ~, n 80
saved at the 7assis,
All dispatches indicate 81 M fe.. ns sse -, 4 a..
% ssena 10 nave ~teates he Neaio Beerlno.
LineVtch
e ' ana t9uh Hussaa aas adds
be ssn them Their
have suffered either defeat -
THE JAPANESE AsE coNFiDENI
The confidence Of the statement pub M
ys to his army early be in udcn sri
morning he was HE early morning ths old ch
capital n rhanea.
Inc Russian government and determined . ever con-
u the war While neopge
ouo resent surrender to su
yelling that will follow to the Russian arms
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12

Russia still has an army in the far
East and its line of retreat is not cut.
Oyama's trap again was sprung too
late to bag the prey he desired. and
though pounded on the rear and both
TANKS by artillery and losing heavily
in killed, wounded and prisoners, Ku-
ropatkin, with the main portion of his
forces intact. is falling back slowly
TO Tie pass. whittier considerable
part of his army already has arrived
and joined hands with the reserves in
preparing a position behind which the
beaten army may find shelter.
kuropatkin himself with the rear
guard was reported Saturday after
noon In the vicinity of Syanzyasa,
twenty-five miles below Tie pass. hav.
ing accomplished some fifteen miles
of his retreat and being already be-
yond the jaws of the trap as original
ly set.
The Associated Press dispatch from
Tie pass was filed with great difficulty
by the rrespondent who left Muk-
den with the rear guard. spent FRI
day with kuropatkin and took the
long ride to Tie pass Saturday morn.
ing. after which he again returned to
the front.
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extreme apprehension felt throughout
Russian officialdom. There is a sim
liar feeling of apprehension in Off
cial quarters here where attention ic,
concentrated on the final outcome Of
the battle. French officials are in
clincd TO believe the struggle will con.
uDue three or four day longer before
results are alta, ned which may prove
decisive upon the whole war. Until
Mukjen was captured it was believed
that Kuropatkin would succeed in
getting his army norJhward and con
centrate his troops for supreme
struggle at Harbin, but the latest ad-
vices begin TO incline officials to take
the view that Kuropatkin's defeat
may reach the magnitude of crush
ing dislster from which Aio army
will be unable to recover. Conse-
quently, he events of the next four
days will be watched with intense in
feress as likely to lead to tie turning
point of the wal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
MRS. CHADWICK
FOUND GUILTY
Jury Said She Was Guilty on
Every Count
new TRIAL ASKED FOR
DEFENDANT WENT INTO HYs,
TERlcS AND HAD TO Be CAR.
HiED FROM COURT
HOUSE, Am NOT
ouILTY,hSFtE
san

Clevland. O., March 11--Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick was tonight fount
guilty on every count of the indlct
ment upon which the Jury was at lib
erty to judge her-seven in all.
The original indictment contained
sixteen counts Two of these were
ruled out during the trial by Judge
Taylor and Of the remaining fourteen,
ona half charged her with securing
certification OF checks without having
the proper entries made upon the
books of the bank. Judge Taylor In
his charge directed the jury to disre.
gard these counts and consider only
the remaining seven, which related 10
certification with no funds on deposit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
NEXT -FOUR DAYS MAY
LEAD TO END OF WAR

Paris. March 1.-THE govern,
ment's advicas from St Petersburg
say that the most profound anxiety
prevails In the highest quarters there
concern ng the desperate nature of
the situation in Manchuria. Russian
military and political quarters are
practically cut on from all de- ails ex-
cept those conthined in ditbatches
published in the American, Brit 'sh
and French papers. This absence Of
official information has heightened
the anxiety. to an intense pitch and
gives rise to sinister forebodings con.
eerning Kuropatllfn's ability TO ex-
tricate his army from its perilous 20.
sltion.
Therefore, official dispatches from
st. Petersburg, while falling to give
any details of the battle, reflect the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12

in Withdrawing. The Rus.
SLAMS perhaps had staked more on
the combined opinions Of its com.
manders and risked more than Ia any
previous battle with the Japanese.
The crucial point Of the retreat oc-
CURED at dusk when the rear guard
troops and transport which had
reached Santaitze ten miles north Of
Mukden, suddenly received q rife aud
grenade assault from Japanese caval
r., which caused a stampede. The
success Of the japanese ii closing
against the armies trying to get
away from the extended Han river
bridge position was evident
Assumed All Responsibility.
In ordering the retreat Kuropatkin
is said TO have declared Il as done
N order 10 satisfy protest'Te opinion
and that whatever the n ne. be
wonld take il. which in ID 1 ght OF
events seems to show tha he best
knew the capacity Of his 5 aiers.
Hesvlsss Fight Of var.
TIE hattie - tie right ak an
around Mukden appears TO ave hees
&c Erea est of the ws- e ant Port
Arthur During the teri le dnst
storm Thursday the Japsr So. VITA
nachine guns occupied several
aouses IN . village held by the Rns=
Iians. and otherwise betfe-ea the'f
losltiou west q the = iros fhrt
hen the retreat cs-7e rfs1 ssrsaes
hells en- 81 side L sugv-s = anoik-
T Cron5e incident FOr n hturs
-. j. - -
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Rear Guard Under Personal Command of kuropat-
kin Disputing Every Foot of Ground to
ss1 III Cover the Retreat

from the Mandarin road.
THE Japanese penetrated far into
the mountains in the direction of Ia
wan. They threatened our troops. but
thanks to extraordinary efforts our
armies are out of danger.
The enemy cannonaded the route
on our retreat from the east and west.
The eastern Mandarin road was bonn.
barded at two points near Tawan and
the Pu river.
Our troops are very brave"
oYAMA's TRAP WAS
SPRUNG roo LATE.
St. Petersburg March IL, a. NJ
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RETREATING ARMY MADE 20
MILES In SEVENTEEN HOURS
Russians Turned Loose Baggage Wagons
BY Hundreds in Their FHght--Losses
100000 on Each Side.

Tie Pass. March il.rI:5s D m.-Ai
! O'Clock Friday morning a sreat ex
plosion which blew up the HIN river
bridge and an IMMENSE ,loud Of
smoke from the burning seltlemen.
gave indisputable testimony of Ku.
'opatkin's decision to relinguish also
tle second Of his great positions.
The army was Withdrawing an the
latter half OF ;he night. Morning
showed through the gre~ smoke
cloaas, To- Tying for N les cut the
settlement. the armies three and four
flies deep IN all main roads novire
north along the east side Of the rail
way.
Japanese Quick Dash.
The battle stu conferred Rcrth Of
the Imperial 'ombs with occs ssona'
shots along the Hun river. where.
lai -. an ope~ing re- 4 o, r.r
9nese TO make qaicl ssse "a
dash toward taeir IA cperatio-
itb the purpose NJ s-7zcsasra .ag
crtting Of the Russians
- - 80 20 fauar ess haf rtte
succeeded, for at Tawan, win shrap
-el hev saellrd thtse ''es ~ t1c
RectaBgle. where The us'n AIRY v1s
moving. The Ian7nesr eFcTer &C
-onpiished az this plsce r0thi1e mere
han a NOV sntarv st1~De5e.
Retreat Wonae-ful Spectacle.
This retreat must be reckoned as a
ronzerful spectacle Frr Ei7es N
antrymen and baggage Wagons to
lay strewed the line OF march. For +
apidity the Japanese movements for +
he hrst Tine we're 0vtetrippcd by the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
Penalty She May Suffer.

On all of them the jury found
against her Under the law she can
be fined on each count not more than
$4,000 or IMPRISONED more than two
years en- each count. or she may he
fined a maximum OF $4,000 and also
imprisoned for two years on each
count.
jury Out Two Hours.
The jury retired at $3.50 and two
hours later had agreed upon the yer.
dict, but it was not reported to the
court until $3.50 tonight
Mrs. Chadwick came into court
about five minutes before the Jury. ae.
companied by her son. Emil Hoover
and two nurses. There were few per.
sons in the court room at the time
After the usual preliminaries the YER
dict vas read. and the Jury Ir-1ned'.
ately d scharged.
How Defendant Teok It
The court officials spoke in such
lew tone that Mrs Chadwick. who is
Slightly deaf. did not understand. She
shot g quick glance AZ Jnlge Wing
who was close at her side. TIE scr.
rowful express ion of his face told
more than tire words with which he
responded to her look OF appeal.
We have lost Mrs. Chad wick
was all he said.
This time she realized It. She turn.
ed half around r. look at Enil Hoos.
er. and read ng there confirmation Of
The words OF Judge Wing she flushed
deeply and raised her hand in a be
sconllnued 90 Fourth Page.I
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LOSSES WILL APPROXIMATE
100000 ON BOTH SIDES
Escape from Japanese Was Due Solely to
KurOpatkin Who Placed Himself at
Head of His Troops and Forced
the Enemy Back

TIE II, M-FoR MANY vERsTs ALL AP
PRoAcHEs TO WITH TROOPS ARrL
LERY AND BAGGAGE TRANSPORTS NoRTHwARo,
TWENTY-FIVE MILES AWAY STRONG OF
TROOPS PERSONALLY COMMANDED BY kURoPATKN, RETIR
OF GROUND IN ORDER TO COVER the OF
TIE REMAINDER OF the ARMY The LOSSES IN THIS DEFEAT
SIAN ARMY BY MODERATE COMPUTATION NOT
THE RUSSIANS IN ADDITION SACRIFICED ENORMOUS GUAM,
Wc WERE sT ON LEAVING Part OF
m IS ,MpossIsLE M TO SAY WHETHER THE RUSSIANS WILL BE
Err IT WILL BE NECESSARY CONTINUE RETREAT
ER SHINE SO BRIGHTLY AS IN RETREAT FAR
o t U UO
BE ABLE TO GsEck IHala PURSUING ENEMY At THIS POINT
PASS POSITION WAS GIVEN AT O'CLOCK ON THE EVENING OF
HUN RIVER FROM POINT TEN MILES EAST OF Fusi3tn
TO MADyApv o THE WEST FRONT EXTENDING TO polnr 5f
orally PARALLELlNe THE RAILWAY FOUR OR FIVE MILES
rEReIsta rust STORM Racae T2E reNsoN HAP
FONT Of 1ss RUSSIAN LINE GAVE Wv AT Wo0Lo sE Los
osI the pc M s9sT DHNc5n AgEAaso M TO U
o4 14T M TIE NE eaT ss5ss An0
cgsDeD ouse r4uesoAY %oeN%c IN FORGING Ie SSANese
BACK From THE RAILROAD AND DRIVING our BODIES OF THE
JAPANESE 4,.s EAST e. TIE M ssLRoop E5 2o
DENLY AMP UNEXPECTEDLY tbs NEWS THE
FOURTH ARMY CORPS TAKING SOVAsTAee OF Tr aUsacsSP
That WAS BLOWING CLOUDS OF DUST INTO FACES THE
NOT PREPARED TO MEET IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE THE
BEEN SENT TO The LINE OF sATrLG At OTHER poiNrs
AS THE DANGER OF COMMUNICATIONS
THIS ATTACK FROM THE WAS IMMINENT,
PAL ROADS LEADING NoRTHwARD PASS WE'RE
COMPLETELY OCCUPIED A CONTINUOUS ARTILLERY
AND TRANSPORT AND THE RETREATING THE
COUNTRY BETWEEN
BEFORE BEGINNING RETREAT DEPoTs, STORES AND
MILITARY BUILDINGS WERE BURNED STOCK
BELONGING TO THE MAIN RAILROAD BROUGHT
ABOUT FIFTEEN HUNDRED SEVERELY WOUNDED RUSSIANS
AND SEVERAL HUNDRED JAPANESE WERE
HOSPITALS, TOGETHER COMPLETE MEDICAL
STAFF THE REMAINDER THE WOUNDED
WARD, AND RAILROAD TRAIN REMAINED REARii
GUARD AND BROUGHT OFF TRANLoAo THOSE WOUNDED
IN RETREAT, MANY OF WHOM REACHED TIE WITHOUT
THEIR INJURIES II
MukDEN STATION WAS ABANDONED O'CLOCK FRIDAY u
MORNING. THE RETREAT WAS DREARY IN
THE EXTREME. DUST HURRICANE BLOWING
WARD FILLED THE EYES AND FACES OF BUT AT
TENDED AND DELAY PuR.l
SUIT SOUTH.
RETREATINe BoM5ARDEo ON BoTH
FLANks BATTERIES WHICH SILENCE it
SHELLS REACHING THE MANDARIN WITH ii
ESPECIAL FREQUENCY FRAN TAWAN NORTH OF
mukDEN. AND PU FIVE MILES FURTHER ~
UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES WAS CON l.
QUOTED WHICH WAS LARGELY
DUE EFFoRrsoF KURoPATKN, WHO WITH 7
HAeGARo FACE AND UNFoRm YELLOW WITH EVERY
WHERE WHEN NEEDED d
THE TROOPS COMPOSING THE REAR GUARD FOUGHT WITH d
ENTIRE ARMY UNDER il
THE CIRCUMSTANCES WAS EXCELLENT. I'll
THE CAUSE OF THE muk0EN DEFEAT TO
MANY REASONS. MOST IMPORTANT
SUFFICIENT INFORMATION coNcERNINe JAPANESE AND
THEIR STRENGTH, WHICH WAS RUSSIAN CAL.
cULATIoNs
He IS OUT OF oANcER.KURoPATkIN REPORTS lfr
of the
patch from Kuropan timed six pdangerons especially
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
UNIFORM BILL OF LAplNe
VIII &c Withdrawn BY Track Line
Association.

New York. March 1.-THE uniform
bin of lading committee of the Track
Line association has promised the
Representatives OF the Illinois Manu-.
fsctuTers' association and allied in
terests to Withdraw the uniform bill
Of lading. TO which objection has been
made by shippers. The action was
taken at a conference of representa-
tives Of both parties 10 the contention
which has been held in this city for
several days.
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'c0usinaed q FhiFd Pass1
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scOnilnued ua Fourth Page.I
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SAYS RoJEsTvENsKY
WILL GO TO FAR EAST,

Paris. March 1I-vfce Admiral
Donbassoff, who has arrived here
from London on his way 10 ST. Peters
burg. in an. interview says ROjest-
Yensly's squadron is not returning TO
the Baltic sea, bur is simply cruising
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WITH JAPS HANGING ON BOTH
fLANkS he GAINS THE COAL
Lost Part of His Command, However the
Japs Cutting off Two Entire c0rps--
kawamura Yet Has Chance to
Make Disaster Complete

a ga Information from RUSSIA headquarters supple
ena ny dispatches from the
Eussisn army chow that SUFFERING by a. h oat -
" defeat OF the has the remain u n.
army from position which
"eVeo would result in its annihiIataon 0 surrender
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ST. Petersburg March II, a. M
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KUR0PATKINS ARMY ESCAPES
POURING THROUGH TIE PASS
i0YAMA D0GG|NG AT ITS HEELS

and awaiting the arrival cf a third
squadron. When the junction is
made they will proceed Immediately
to the far East. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-12
HE IS OUT OF DANGER. .kuRoPATKIN REPORTS

Petersburg, "A Of
patch from kuropakn timed six pdahgeTous
N March 10th says those which distance
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10

Cine 8Greniagh bat
iiingit in Der altmart itattgefunoen.
Sin Marinepffi3ier 6dtts sinen 8dren
aus Werico mitgebra6t, Der in einem
8Gfig gebulten nurps, 3ulebt aber
b0sdrtig pilo senoroen mar. 8as
5bier puros nun in Ieinem 8ebdlter
nd6 8attpintel BEL OTterburg beF6r
bert uno i'm Duloe In 5reibeit gsIsBt,
no es auf eine @ine tietterts, 59iiben
uno 6unoe rDarsn gefoIgt, uub meb
rere GugeIn mu4ten esm Barren be-
9draus.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-10

sins peafhaiflmms Bon &30G.0G0 els
lahylidR EisnsF Bahlta. Motae IN
Faf porluaal cine lfbr tiutEaaliht Go
lenit. aRb sipar t%iHtsibsils narh feline
Eptdhoqeu ipmie aHDsrHthsils purh
ftiReH arobsn Cpiumhanbti. Das
qsben In Wacao III itnod fir bic Rtht
Dem GpitIs frptnsnben gstpobnsr Elm
fthr biules unb a~nesnebmts. Gs
btrrfht fdTt Et.uerfrsib.it, unb bic
prttie fir ben qebsnsuntsrbolt uno
bic Mcbnunssn Tino 6uBtrlt nisbrig.
Dabei lit bas aIima Elm milbes unb
Isbr gelunbss. 4uh lanbfaaftlihe
S96nbeitsn febIsn nift; prdhttss
ports unb sroBartiss alesn ssbsn
@~slegenbeit III ItunoenldneenS pd3iers
gGngen unb 4usfabrten. 5robbsm III
Macdp tstn empfsblsnspsrtber Wobn.
plat, bsnn 6as Spiel beberrfht Der
ganSen Srt unb oeiTen umgebunc
unb briidt ben ean5en 9erbdltniFer
feinen pirtbf6cftli4 ungsiunoer
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