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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13

their religion also The Philippines be-
portion has been ChristianiZed.
Christmas morn in the year of our
Lord 1905 will therefore have mean
ing to more nations and more people
than any previous Christmas morn in
the history of mankind. The fact that
this day will be celebrated by such
widely variant types and in such wide
~ separated nations gives powerful
suggestion of unity in the human race.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13

She was superbly dressed in the pin
nacle of fashion and would have been
beautiful but for a certain stern, bust
nesslike expression that rather marred
the sweetness of her face.
First looking up and down, she dart
ed swiftly into narrow passageway
and was soon knocking at door en-
blazoned with the legend: "Signor Oleo
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Margerino. CIaIrvoyant. Future Fore

Margarine. CIaIrvoyant. Future Fore
told"
The door opened.
'Where is the signor?" she neryously
demanded
"In bed, num-"
Horrors! What's the matter with
him?"
Nervous prostration, brought on by
0verwork."
"Overwork?"
Eyes, mum. Since September he's
been busy peerin' into de future fer
people wot wanted ter know de value
Nv Christmas presents dey wuz goin'
to get SOS they'd know how much ter
spend on theirs"
Sitting shrek Of despair, she sped
away on the hunt for some other clair
voyant.-New York Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-13

churia, the introduction Of the railroad
and the ever increasing numbers of
missionaries, all of these things are
gradually working change in the Chi
nese empire. Mission work is rapidly
increasing in Korea. Japan has bor-
rowed most of her civilization from
Christian nations and is seriously dis
cussing the proposition Of adopting
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line
Christmas
1TriulE6aI9Ih
BY GEORGE LAY LAW

" FTER a little over 1000 years
- from the birth of its founder
Christmas has become the
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PLEASANT WEATHER SUGGESTS LAWN FETE FOR CHI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
INFANTS KICK OVER TRACES.

Special to The Bulletin.
yincennes, June with the score
standing 5 to 3 against them the In
fants left the field IN the early part OF
the game today, hatly refusing 10 CON
TIME unless a decision against them
by Umpire Bush was reversed. Their
demands were refused and when their
time was almost up they returned to
the diamond, but by their horse play
and refusing To attsmpt put outs, they
turned what had been up to the time
BIT the trouble very good game, into
farce OF the worst sort, allowing Vim
cennes TO score four more runs In one
inning. firing Of their monkey bust
ness Bush forfeited the game 20 Vim
cennes by the score Of . to Q. Akers
| pitched for Princeton and Boekland
/ for Vlncennes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
One Cent a Word.

ne team. for Ms wild base running
Donovan ala not take kindly to t1e
critic SIN, and an argument was be-
gun. which resulted in slight mix-up,
in which Donovan got the worst Of II,
Captain Cooper was promptly ordered
ont OF the game by the umpire, and
was finally taken off the diamond,
Witt taking his place ut shoststop, TIM
pire Kiefer fined each Of the beliger-
.ents SIS, and immed ately after tho
game. Manager Kolb took them 70
task, fned both Of Them SIS and placed
an additional suspension fine Of $40
oh oaca, which win be taken out Of
their salary by the management IN
case there Ii further trouble between
them. II viii be a costly lesson for
both of them and will have Q good
effect on the entire team. Both are
good players, and will 10 seen in 70,
days game. Vincennes Commercial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
u conoeit would Only win.

After today's game the teams VIII
ave played ore complete circuit anil
1 compar son Of tho relative strength
IL the teams can he made. Princeton
10 doubt Is the third strongest team
v'th good chance Of going higher
han that We have got majority
i the games with Faducah and are
n draw with Vincennes. Vincepnes
undoubtedly stronger than Padneah
hid Cairo will 90 we'll to hold foar,h
lace, alb Hopkinsville IL not TO W
II out 81 the reckoning. Henderson
by far the WEAKEST team IN tins
sague Princeton Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
sorannlna Among Themselves.

A feature or tile game Thursday
tas scrap be ween Taylor, center
elder, and Perry. shortstop, Of The
'aducah team. The first indicat On Of
he trouble was, when taking tins field
bout the sixth inning, Taylor passed
Berry and said something to him, Per-
ry answered holly and started, with
hostile demonstrations for the center
fielder. but changed his mind and
came back to bis position. The bleach
critics took ZIP the matter, and for INC
rest Of The game had q good time guy
ing the belligerents. The trouble end
"a with this display Of temper. Hop
kinsville New Era.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05


.-rhe Lord watch between me and thee
wren We are absent one from another. -
Genesis ST. VI. 40.
broad gold band enRrayen
With word Of Holy Writ
fling. the bond and token
which love and prayer have Tx
When absent from each other
Ger mountain. vale and sea,
The Lord who guarded Israel.
Keep watch tween me and thee
Through days Of light and. gladness,
Through days Of love and life,
Through smiles and JOY and sunshine.
Through days with beauty rife.
When absent from each other,
Ger mountain, vale and sea,
The Lord OF love and gladness
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Through days Of doubt and darkness,
In fear and trembling breath,
Through mists OF sin and sorrow,
In tears. and grief, and death,
The Lord OF life and glory.
The King OF earth and sea,
The Lord who guarded Israel.
Keep watch tween me and thes.
MN. Exchange
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

A country couple came in one day
to Or. George l.. Perin's study at the
Everyday church to be married. Dur
Ing the course OF preliminary CON
versation DR.. Perrin asked the would
be groom If they would be married
with ring. well, yes he said, hest
tatingiy, "if-if YOU have one handy,
guess we will."--Bostop Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
LANGUAGE or THE COWBOY.
Farcifui and Forcibie Phrases Crop
Constantly From His Lips.

ASGfiGArSfAfy fGfts ITO A~sN&e
Stewart White says the cowboy has
swo kinds of vivid speech, one depend
snt on the apt use OF single word,
the other consisting of elaborate
phrase with humorous intention. 4
cowboy once told Of the arrival OF .
tramp by saying He sifted into
camp Could any verb be more es'
pressire? Does It not convey exact
III the lazy, careless. out-al-heels, shut
fling gait Of the hobo2
Til Arizona group Of men gathered
about a camp fire, all silent except 2
youth who talked d good deal about
himself. Finally one of the cow punch
ers grew tired of this Dragging and
drawled. Say. son. II you want e
say something big, why don't you Say
elephant r.
Fish In that pond, son? Why
there's some fish In there big enough
to rope another advised. II qul
shoveling,n one explained In the stor
or his life. because couldn't Sc
nothing ahead Of shoveling but dirt,
The same described blowing as Tool
Ing at a mules tail all day One
the most succinct enitomes cf II
motifs Of fiction was offered by q
old fellow who asked d youth who wa
reading a novel: We'll, son. said b
what they doing now kissing Or HI
ing?'
Occasionally straight sentence
idiomatic English comes out tn q
midst Of cowboy lingo. If your braii
we're all made Of dynamite you coul
MT blow the top Of your head Of
said one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
pApucAH WINS AT HOME.

Special to The Bulletin
Padueah, June 4.The Indians took
the first game Of the home series with
Hopkinsville from. the Nut Students
with the greatest case in the world
today. never allowing them a peep at
the register. Wiley Piatt dia the
work dor the Cigar Signs and kept thu
visitors down to two hits. Smith vas
III the box for The students, and AL
though nj allowed bat four hits the
errors behind him let In duplicate
number Of runs.
Ri It.
Hopkinsyille ....,.. 0 2 3
Paducah ...........,..,. 4
Batteries Smith and Rntledge;
Piatt and Land
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

From the effects Of a bad cold or
much speaking, pleasant and sim
pie remedy Is made by beating up the
white or an egg and adding to Il the
Juice Of lemon, and enough sugar 70
make 1t palatable. Take a spoonful
from time to time. 1t will effect .
speedy cure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
Hav. Got the Bottom cinched.

Have Got the Bottom cinehed.
Henderson and Hopk nayille are on
the bottom good ana solid now, with
Dod chances of remaining Their
Princeton IL crowding Cairo for third
,lace. but i the rats do not have bad
luck, ii will be- some time before ~
each that place. as tsey will he PLAY.
'ng the Two weaker teams, while
princeton must stack UP against thu
wo leaders, Vine annes and Paaucah
Princeton Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
DIAMOND DUST

Price Is full Of surprises. His clever
trick in the first, although it did moi I
work al expected, was as smooth az /
they grow en-.
Long, in the left garden for the Wis
tors, is one Of the cleyerest outfeld-
ers in The league. He Is also an ex
cellent hitter,
Dummy Hughes made the prettiest
catch Of the season when he nailed
Morgans hit yesterday and made a
double play with It.
4 The "Old Lady put up an excellent
exhibition Of ball playing and accord
4 ing TO all precedent the game should
Y have been a shut out.
/ Captain Roland Is right at himself
now He Is playing the fastest kind Of
ball The trip must have done him no
little amount Of good.
/ Everybody seemed able to find
them yesterday except the Hens. They
connected once In while, but they
couldn't get them together.
Mcnamara is a darby in his little
garden and is mighty timely with. his
. hitting. In fact he Is Irish, which
means that he knows how to play the
, game
And still the battle RACES. II they
don't get the game one way they get
!, II another, that Is Vincennes does, and
! the boss Of the bunch still remains In
/ doubt
Vincennes will settle the aspirations
! of the Infants and quash the hope
- which falsely lead that bunch to be
! lieye that they are in the same clas
!. with the Cairo team.
q Cap had better get some rosin TO
4 that good right hand Of his. That
~ just a Joke, for Biddy. with his sally
" twister," makes the ball 50 moist tha
~ 1t Is hard to throw and is liable
h get away at most any time
IL. !
To So the Infants raised howl ahol
M. the game at vincennes yesterday Q
or tcrnoon. Therein they show TO "
"a watchful fans around the circuit th
M despite their having learned to wa
iall and talk they are not yet out OF u
,s,. baby stage
Ing "-----
10 Biddy pulled himself out Of nj
sid hole IN the eighth yesterday. He b
gan two men on bases, one on second a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
GOSSIP or THE CIRCUIT.

yahrenhorst Is back In the game
again ana Is hitting In great shape'and
"a also stealing bases.
Cairo papers are mentioning thas
faded silver ball again. Please don
forget the finish of tine 1904 race when
Gpg Bonno. Dick Brahic and jimmy
Freeman shut out Caro- five straigal
fines. Tho third q sack dlant fee
the We chi Of d Tadpole for tbir Y
seven innins Paducah Nsw%.lenc
crat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

third each. two outs and three balls
and one strike on the batter Looked
al ii there would be something dolha
for d minute, but he caused hlm 70
swing at one Of them and sent the
next one square over the plate foF the
third strike.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

DIcd---w. WI Breysacker, Saturday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock Funeral Will
be- held at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon
III the All. IL. church South, by Rev.
naldridge. The funeral party will
drive ID the National cemetery IN car
rlages. where the interment VIII be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
CHRONOLOGICAL
June s In History.

,-,s-Dr Adam Smith. author Of the
.sxyealth of Nations" born IN SCOT
land died 1870.
i77l-Ernest Augustus. NTH son OF OeS. -
III and king Of Hanover aiteI - e.lo
England: died ISL
Isss-Karl Maria Won Weber. famous mh'
steal composer. died. born iss6.
isas-0u city and Titusyille, Pa. devastat-
ed by q FIRE created with burning OH
an lives being lost. 100 people rem
dered homeless and 100000 In prop
erty destroyed
Ise7-Rear Admiral Samuel P. zee, Q. D
N. retired. last of the civil war com
rnanders Of great squadrons. oieu Ia
washington; born lsi2
f9o-FIghtinE at Taku between American
marines and Boxers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Morgan, who seems to be Holycross
Jonah. and with whom he fights such
long battles, has nothing behind him
bat d good strong arm. Though ~
let no one to first on wild ones yes
teraay 1t vas nor his fault but that q
the batters, who would not walt =
walk when there was such a lover
chance to soak one of those pellets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Mr.. Bert T. Redman, who resigned
his position as traffic manager Of the
Cairo City Coal company, after twen-
ty years continuous service with thar
concern. has assumed his duties az
manager OF the Redman-Magee eleva
for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

whatever s coming % pass? y I'M
Mt Carmel Republican has act "
spaken good WORD far Princatoh~
ana for our bah team at that
Hear this and then swoon with loN'
III ID source Of deep satisfaction
10 the Republican 10 be able 70 com
mend the article Of has ehall th'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Earned Runs-Cairo. I.
Two Base Hits Sehissel, Price,
Blackburn. and Hughes,
Bases en- Balls--On Bittroltf, 2.
Struck Out-By Asher, 4, by Bit.
rolf, 10.
Double Plays-IIughes to Black
burn; Blackburn 70 Roland to Hughes,
Passed Balls Schissell, l.
Hit by Pitcher Bittrolff.
Left on Bas es~Henderson s.; Cairo
.,
umpire-Keifer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

And speaking OF the "spiE BALI q
the "0ld I.ady's" 1t may be said thai
the awful break he imparts to il caus
cd many 81 the people IN the stand
behind Petit to pinch themselves ana
nquire Of their conscienees what
business have you got going into
place like that on Sunday anyhow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Princeton League team Is playing at
the present time. For some unae
conntable reason they are winning
right along. Princeton Clarion News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
EASY VICTIMS
WERE THE HENS
Mud WALLPAPERS Get Second Cine
in Walk-a-Way
SCORES GIVEN TO THEM

TO KEEP PEACE IN THE FAMILY
WOULD HAVE BEEN SHUT
OUT GAME BUT FOR
SLIPPERY BALL
SCORE 6 TO 4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Bissell has been released by Man
ager Mccarthy and will 80 to ONO
where he will play independent ball
for the remainder Of the season, Tnr
release came about through Manager
Dan,s having received word from tNe
secretary of the National league 70
the effect that Bissell had jumped a
contract with Guthrie, Okla, AFTER ne
had secured $75 advance money ana
s31 railroad fare and that the man
agement here would have 70 refund
that sum to Guthrie il they desired to
retain the players services. Not car
1 ing to expend that sum on him anc
having an opportunity 70 get McNa
mara, whom he considers as fast as
Bissell, he decided to rurn the latter
/ loose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Price and Mcnamara came togethe
the first half OF the first with a jol
which would have broken two ies'
sturdy man into countless pieces The
were both after a long fly and eaci
thought The other was back In his owl
field. The result Of the sudden cor
act, while it might have resulted Sc
riously TO those most interested, wa
iaughable in the extreme to the fans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

The Paducah Sun asks If there is
hoodling In Kentucky. Well. II there
isn't, Kentucky can claim one virtue
over most of her sisters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Today Is ladies' day and a larg'
ana enthusiastic bunch Of fair rootef
are expected to be present at IN
game. A warm one Ii promised 70
the Hens feel the need Of RETRIEVING
their lost fortunes and will endeayor
to make teh Giants bear the brunt Ct
their weight while they get fair
start on the big fire escape which
leads to glory and the top Of the
standing column
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Mr.. Ned Redman, student IN the
Northwestern University Medical
school, is expected home this week 20
spend his vacation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
June Sale

of Ladies Muslin Undergarments, consisting
Of Gowns Chemises, Drawers, Skirts and
Corset Covers at IS per cent discount from
regular price.
A great variety of Wash Dress Goods,
White Goods and Linen Suitings will be
shown this week.
Complete assortment Of Ladies and Child
rens Hosiery in black, white, the new
shades of brown and champagne colors,
plain. ribbed and lace effects at 25c and SOC.
You can find the latest styles in Ribbons
Neckwear, Handbags, Umbrellas, Parasols
and Fans by inspecting our new line.
NJ. II y m an.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Frederick johnson Of Chicago,
has decided to spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. G. O. patler and fam
ily, of Eighteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

went down and out to ;hree spit balls.
closing The game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Dummy Hughes made the prettiest
catch OF the season when he nailed
Morgan's hit yesterday and made a
double play with It.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Long, in the left garden for the Ws-
ltors, is one of the cleyerest outfeld-
ers in The league. He Is also an ex
cellent hitter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

The "Old Lady put up an excellent
exhibition Of ball playing and accord
ing TO all precedent the game should
have been a shut out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

SO the Infants raised howl about
the game at vincennes yesterday af.
tcrnoon. Therein they show TO the
watchful fans around the circuit that
despite their having learned to walk
and talk they are not yet out Of the
baby stage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

Pr'ce Is full Of surprises His clever
trick in the first. although It did not
work al expected, was as smooth az
they grow en-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

The eighth inning saw the death of
the visitors hopes. for. although they
managed 10 get one gray suited victim
across the plate, business then and
here was suspended for them. But
II looked very hopeful for them a few
moments and then the fans were en-
PERTAINING thoughts of what they would
say in case the game would b. lost
A. the fianl end of It, Many Of them
had their entire conversation for the
next TWO hours framed up" in their
minds but they were not called upon
70 use 1 for Biddy pulled himself
beautifully out Of hole for which he
alone was responsible for getting In
I'd. and closed the game vita twc
scores to the good and half inning
to play In case the giants needed more
After Asher had been thrown on
10 Hughes by Hipperts who ha,
gathered in his drive Biddy sen
ght wide ones over and two NOR
Thomas and Crowder sauntered dow
To fret The fans were beginning t
omen their eyes and look for repit
ion OF the slaughter Saturday but Il
. 4 moment their fears were quite
! by the striking out 81 Stewar'. An
I hen they rose again for Schsss
d connected for another long one, ri
t. ing two bases for himself, scoriI
Thomas and advancing Crowdcr
Is third. But Just here vas where B
1. dy proved bis mettle and Morg
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Propos de Saison.
a su,re.

LIE printemps etc precoce cette an
nee; il est arrive avec les premiers jours
de mars, succedant par une transition
subtle rhiyer, qui s'etait epuise par
ses rigueurs. De fortes glaces ont mar
que la fin de Get hiver cruel, puis la
temperature s'est adoucie ct s'est faite
toute printaniere. ct la nature s'est
promptement reveillee de sa Tongue
lethargie. II fait chaud pendant mars
ct une tres forte pluie est tombee, qui a
IN peu retarde la plantation des cannes.
reprise des que La condition DIES terres
la permis ct menee bonne fin. Cette
semaine encore il plu copieusement,
puis un vent du nord-ouest a nettoye le
ciel ct rafrafchi la temperature au point
de la rendre tres agreeable.
LIE fieuve monte lentement ct CONT
nuera a monter d'apres les nouvelles de
fOuest. On ma pas lieu encore de re-
douter une inondation.
Autrement, tout est dune plate mo-
notonie st. Jean Baptiste, ii ne s'y
passe rien dinteressant, rien qui vaille
la peine d'etre raconte, ct ce qui lie
prouve bien, c'est que ce nest pas cha
que mois que lie diligent correspondent
du 4Picayune' trouve un fait lui com
muniquer.
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AIT avec Hart, par,lequel Hart devait

fait avec Hart, par.lequel Hart devait
recevoir la moitie du revenu du sheriff,
il fallait absolument quill introduisft
| Peconomie dams son office. Hier, il
voulait etre sheriff pour Fhonneur, au-
| jourd' hui, il he veut Petre que pour
deshonorer la place.
Les plus intelligents disaient quill
etait incapable d'etre honore par aucu-
ne pks.e publique; quill n'etait qu'un
grincheux, un pretentieux, an vani-
teux. Nous, nous avons touiours etc
plus charitable, ct nous lui avons donne
credit pour quelque intelligence: parmi
ses pygmees, sa tete parait CONNIE une
tour... Mais nous nous ecartons de
nOtre sujet.
L'honneur est remplace par lie elm
quaint ct on va a Fhonneur par de hon
teuX moyens. Done son economic con-
sistait a decharger NJ. Stewart, notre
venerable ex-collecteur de taxes, avec
peu pres dix jours de notice; map
pointer son remplacant, de plus depute-
sheriff en- chef, etc, etc: Ell un mot il
fallait que je fasse toute la besogne
de la paroisse. III fut decide par lui
ct par lui seul, que NJ. Stewart Sc
rait decharge ct que moi je serai son
successeur, afin que je pus ME metre
au courant du devoir dun sheriff, ct
quand lie moment de Ia derniere partie
de notre compromis arriverait, que je
n'aie pas honte d'etre candidat. (?)
Cest curieux CONNIE j'ai toujours ell
une espece de yeneration pour son tou-
pet pyramidal ct sa turpitude.
lie moment arrive pour congedier NJ.
Stewart, Berthelot cut la belle pens6e,
la noble idee d'ecrire a ce venerable qui
await etc collecteur de taxes pendant
pres de 2S ans. Quelle lachete Seu-
lement que d'y penser, ca dome toute
sorte d'envies. Celia etait exquis ct
entierement du golt du f;lmeux Tweed
de New York.
Lorsque Berthelot revint a roffice
quelques jours plus tard (car il resta
absent six on huit jours), il dit a NJ.
Stewart quill regrettait d'avoir eu Il le
decharger, mais que sa decharge await
etc decidee par les meEePrs, aeja iIy
await longtemps; que sill await refuse,
lui, Berthelot, n'aurait pas etc lie sheriff,
mais que moi, Chenet, i'aurais etc.
Ceei est un tissu de mensonges.
Peut-on eslerer autre chose dun
homme sans fol, sans amour-propre,
sans honneur?
O.. CHENET.
a Su,rre.
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le chemin de fer sur une largeur autre
que celle du systeme russo ct il main
tient settlement ses lignes de commune
cation. Ellie construit d'autres voies
ferrees qui lui permettront de s'appro-
visionner facilement. Et tandis qu'une
force japonaise considerable poursuit
Farmee Ell retraite de Linevitch, une
autre armee Sc dirige Pest dams Pin
tention evidente Fisoler Vladivostock,
don't la chute deviendra alors inevita-
BILE. Celia fait, la Russle trouvera plus
dures les conditions de la paix ct son
humiliation sera plus grande. Ellie ne
voudra pas ceder ct la guerre Sc prolon-
gera, jusqu'a ce que quelque circonstan-
ce imprevue vienne Y METRE un terme.