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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-15

plpGeS IXInE NDQM IKE HQQI vsus.sz
his IS stFs seo7 + mmas
the onishcd t.choolma IgHa Co he
ga idfER' You are headsta5g and will
reg EfSff his. will not 3ke force to
coni YOU to submit. Rafcct and l
am #@aIre vo,Ykaaeom III dfRss sense will
proisfNH You tosN6ine to f f6ssa nd receive
the #& s,isement YOU sokhly deserve
a nd99sasESlKhi,h YOU now rfa6fe to take.
CunsFSar YOU will lose position in
the afo,,l as well as A the prizes.
CoiERo ne again in an sgzlr."
,sDF!uscn walked prQ414N away, In
>HfTe ward he found ar TIE big boys
awaiting him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-15

b 1onest goods honestly and intelli-
II iEttiiys. ssai yStised by an honest adj
II tfise fS ~ anHslhonest medium will
l,lE f.s ill., n11ts1siIsa tisfactory and last
lhA sAre HIT II y Iast can srradesman.
Be pefssfisstten Ill.,. ana gsaetess will
cc,ne.-Mich gan a1l, ia d les 1..
3. &C.. $. -c c;:,S = ss
" ae:r;ipsfcfdc r. n Giving IT
;.,,zys Ant. eush Trial: T. -
aRsrs Of III saS seisa@ Ssf ii y any yA s
and that is: by=i,s,- a bittyn do -
which it. is, intended to. do. Many t..,5.
vigors may look" tiee and smell - -
bat the point is-de they erad5eate 4 =
No. they do. not, bNt4erpieide
because it goes to the root. o. -
alld siAs.. the. = germ that attack
papilla from Whence The hair eetss
life. vi "a. e39.s- 81 ;ess =
Letters r, from prominent .pe2ple s.c
where are daily proving thai NeW--
Herpicida stands, the 1test- 81 ';:i's. -,
It is a delightful dressing. clear,
and sres fg9m ell O. gEeass.
Sold by leading druggists. Send
stamps for sample to The HerpiciG.
For 8 yBy Coon ana Bed special
h't get thea|agures rove it
biat#ggEhost mercha VIII sR lck my
statsment that 80 per cexH OF the
gos purchased are adveed OF
sofin stores which aertise.-
Nas1El c.. Fowler, Boston. &
a.ais sssss,sas az s.sssasasss
IT is SERIOUS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-15

CHAPTER XII-When school open
ed after vacation, one OF the new sAl
dents was Lord Mortlfnfiel dSahnt youth
fourteen years of age. .sszAastf a fireworks
display Jack and Moraenfield fasten-
ed large firecraoker to Mr. Craw-
cour' cloak and lighted it. 1t caused
a panic among the ladies'. Jack was
punished and Mordenfield allowed to
sc free. The punishment was SO Sc
we're that Jack ran away from school.
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CHAPTERS XIII and X1V-On his
first night out Jack crept into a barn
To- slesp, and. ,averhieard the plan OF
two burglars to rob the home of the
owner of the barn. Jack informed the
occupants of. the house ana the bur
glars we're caught. The home was
that of Lady Mordenfeld, and she
tried to induce him to return to
school, but He refused and sshe-l ID.
formed Mr.. Crawcour.
CHARTER '-xY-When Mrs; Nor
denield arrived home from Pomona
House she found at her home her first
husband, Mr.. Beddington, whom she
thought dead, and had married Lord
Mordenfield, lately deceased. He de-
manded of her his child, which had
been taken from land ~placed- with
strangers, and on her refusal to grant
his request he left her to find his
child. Jack was overtaken by two
ossnYs tes,JIchess and Ihole Sbegan tp
puaisa-hi wskp Nj: eed4 ston toc
Jacks par and F. 6ia "a Ayisit hip
affomona Hafse the 4ext WEIR
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-15
"Nc1l." said Maxwell, the second in

til asSaaE lsss#aH hat dsfssss .l sass
.fHEsE sHl of 'hasns
20 + s!sss ehajns VI til k1nW
w'Ef5t r. H been tl4lnEia " ahonis:'
4 = H. out. IA werA stanhaq
"a. . *.ak H ;,o' ls ID = .aqE
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-06-15

PT& HEY went along the ros6. lack
a -l}"iug between Mr. Mole and
ri NIljnsol. who each he'd an
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my seriop. New, Annl

SAN nAKIN. North B1rneo.
March Is The belief ia general
heru that conflict 10 Imminent be
tween the Japanese fleet under com
mand 81 ADMIRAL Togo aud the Rus
sian squadron commanded By Ad=
miral Roieatvouaky This belief Is
based on a report that has just
reached here that a squadron 81
four japanese vessels under con-
mand Of ADMIRAL newa vas of the
coast week axo and saiied after q
delay OF ieaa than q hours from
t.ahuan
The japanese vessels that entered
the iRbuan harhoT we're the ar
marrd cruisers Chifnae and kaRaEi
and the eanvcried cruisers America
Maru aud YRmatA MRru They o..
rived iu the harbar on She rNenius
Of March - and sailed from thers
early on the following morning
While Ia the harhar no one Ma per
mlttrd 10 board the vessels from tbs
shore and they took aboard soms
supplies from a German vessel that
had been In the harbor waiting foi
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store concern In the world. and it's
stores On New York and Phtladcl-
phla are modern day wonders IN
their particular line.
The new Wauamakef store In Sc
attic viii occupy a magnificent
building not less than five floors In
height and will be the haudsomest
and most complete department
house west Of Chicago.
Ever since the successful esiah-
llshmeut OF his monster new store
la New York. Mr. Wanamaker has
been casting about Tor suitable
location Ia which to build another
81 his chain. and for about a year
this city has been under conaldera-
tion
Within the past few DAYS Mr..
wauamaker definitely decided Ia
build On this city.
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them for more than a week The
quantity Of the supplies loaded IVES
so large as TO give rise 10 the belief
that they were not all 20 be con
Humrd bF the four vessels that en-
tered the harhor
After the squadron had sailed a
eoasting vessel which arrived re-
ported passing a large fleet Of war
ships 30 miles from Iabuan and II
f. believed here that these we're the
ships uf the main japanese fleet and
that the four that entered the har-
Dor are on a scouting expedition.
n 81 believed here the japanese
realize that the Russian fleet in
tends to wait a. its Indian ocean
rendezvous until all OF the available
Warahlpa left in European waters
can Join Il and then make q dash
for Vladlvostok. prepared. however
70 fight any Japanese fleet that If
may meet on the way In order "a
prevent this residents here think
that Admiral Togo contemplate -
carrying the war 10 the Russian.
aud attempt Ing 20 crush them be
/ fore the various units OF ROieat.
vensky's fleet can be Joined
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TOGO At TER
RUSS FLEET
JAP COMMANDER PLANS TO CRUSH RoJEsTvENsKY BEFORE
LATTER CAN MOBILIZE FLEET

the question VII be arranged ~
having some foreign power aus
pruneh Japan and srcure her terms
OF peace transmitting them directly
to the car II has been umored
for g hours that France has al
ready done this but none 81 the Of
ficlala sill confirm the fumora
II "a generally believed that he
action uf the eEaf has been fastened
By the renewal Of rlotinE through
out the nation That the situation
IN South Russia Is very grave % eer-
tain. aud unless the var iH snun
ended thu trrraFtats may gain the
upper hand there Then again.
rumors are being peralHteutly cir
rulated that several Of the oldest
regiments have rcvnited and deflad
their nffieora who have Informed
them that they are destined for
service Ia Manehuria This fact and
the dislike % the rcscrviata 10 rally
TO the eeiorn indicate that the mus
tcrlng 81 another large army would
be aimoa, impossible and By doing
30 the government would fave an
overthrow.
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STAR 7
tBy scripps New. Assn

NEW LONDON. Conn. March Il.
The steamship Dakota. the 5000
ton freighter for the Great North
ern Steamship company. started on
the first stage Of her voyage around
Cape Horn 10 Seattle at II 30 o. m.
today. AZ the Dakota steamed
slowly towards the eastern en-
trance to Long Island sound, the
whistles Of all harbor craft were let
loose and the whistles o. the East
eru shipyard and factories on both
sides Of the harbOr added TO thu
din. The Dakota glided along With.
out stirring the surface. steadily
overtaking outgoing tugs and all
steam craft The BcreechinE OF her
steam siren answering the salutes.
The Dakota sailed for Newport
News 70 enter a drydoek She Will
then take coal at Norfolk. Va. and
return to New York To ship 6,000
tons Of railroad iron and a general
cargo for the Pacific coast The Da-
kota IS in command Of Captain Emil
Francke. formerly OF the Ameri-
can line. The steamer carried as
passengers c. G. Lacey. the local
representative OF James J. Hiu
during the building OF the steamer.
who viii be marine superintendent
Of the Great Northern Steamship
company at Seattle: Superintendent
William c. Besseliyre. ir.. OF the
Eastern shipbuiidlng company. and
several seaboard officials.
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s s,
Fl
N
"
-
r
-
-
SAYS She WILL
DIE FIRST
NV scripp. rsu. Assn1

CLEVELAND. March 2s-"Ill
never spend ten years in prison. III
die first"
This Is what Mrs Cassie l. Chad
wick said yesterday when Judge
Robert W. Taylef sentenced her 10
ten years In the Ohio state peni-
Tertiary.
Mrs. Charwlck was convicted on
seven counts and sentenced on six
six counts
The defense will claim that the
court cannot impose a separate SEN
tenee for each count. that the law
applied 10 the general charge iu-
stead OF each incident o. a general
charge.
Mr. ChadRick will be defended 10
the last count
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ways of KING a. Wing NJ West Sc
attic. Tuesday morning for a gen
eral over hauling The gasoline
schooner Du2UufY Will 70 on the
ways ~ Tho same company FOR a
trimming up ful the DHt trip to
Nome The Rapid Transit has had
general oyrrhaHliug by King 4
Wing aud aill Hoon bee ready 10 sail
The case OF Alice Keith. charged
with yHEHHury went 90 the jury In
Judge Grfnua court at noon Tues
day The woman rs charged with
hanging about various saloons
habltualIy and the ease was sent up
from the police court Several
other convictions have been had
against her
The case 81 Robert Lester the
baldhraded burglar. was called
Tuesday afternoon 10 Judge Crit
fins court The defendant al
though under Cd. has not hair on
hla head. having lost it all In a
fever. he e. charged with having
broken into a Northern Pacific car.
Nayme Narlde brought suit Fuea=
day against Albert Markle. 20 whom
she was married last October for d.
varce. Plaintiff alleges that because
she refused no Hfe m the under
world and turn over her earnings 10
tie defendant he beat her and
abused her two days after they were
married
Lulu Jacques was Tuesday grant
FL a divorce from Marshall Il.
Iaeguca on the ground Of cruelty.
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JAIL BREAK FAILED

Los ANGELES. cal March Is
Perfected plans for a jaf delivery
to release the prisoners on the sec
and floor Of she county jan vas dis
covered this morning Mrs. G. X.
schmidt. wife Of a wealthy Long
Beach contractor. under sentence Of
seven yeafn Tor burglary. HmugEled
files. saws aud money into the jail
for her husband and other prisoners
lu the plot. Soou after plot WAS dis
covered
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-. hrssst department store west
( eaitaEo
-. i What Seattle In promised.
- a tremendous factor In tho
il, ana prosperity Of this city
..,.iisaily assured
- sits for the ugN store Vii
Union street diagonally
! nom TIE p.-l baiIiiug
- wanamaker the famous
g yerk merchant viii build II
u re- star is reliably informed
=. ,,gk on the structure viii be-
!. s'sAln me next ls months
=. INVASION OF Seatlles retail
ss.'rt by the WaHamakcr inter
hut smother ioreword Of the
- q ibis city
- nrm Of John WanamakeF Is
...sssly the greatest department.
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ers against the Spanish Rorssag
sIHlma be was informed that one ~
the men 10 whom thc machine was
H.id destroyed the Maine by mia,
f4Ar. thinking her "a Spanish veR-
Hel When De Uncovered BIS mis-
take the cuban killed himself.
Rousseau said He Was not an an
Hfrhisf or "a uihIlist. BE attempted
10 destroy the statue Of Frederick
the Great because be did not want
the statue 90 stand ga this coun-
fry.
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CIT BRIEFS

The aged father Of Lou Cohen
the well known eiFar dealer and
business man Of this city. Is not cx-
peeiei 20 live. a telegram vas re-
ceIfrd from a brother announcing
the serious illness Of the father
Mr. Cohen left Monday night for
the family home In New York in
hores Of reaching his fathers side
before death takes place
Tho steamer Neptune vent on the
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laat uIght and arrested the pfoprle-
tors. Frank Golden and Joe Clark
Bal vas fixed az 500. but they are
held Ia default ~ IT. 4 charge Of
selling liquor without a license has
been filed against them The police
Hay that the place has always been
the rendezvous Of rough characters.
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GUNHu PASS. March 2S.-The
japanese have apparently with
drawn TO the region south ot the
Russian front CoHsaek patrols
which have been making extensive
reconnaissance found no japanese
within % miles General Lineviteh
Is dlapatchluE scouting parties east
and west 20 guard against a possible
turning movement
ST. PETERSBURG. March 2s.-
The impression prevalent in some
military circles that the japanese
having removed the possibility Of
tho main army IN Manehuria as
Stunning the initiative. will now turn
their attention to the next objective
Of the war. Nladivostok. is strength
sned by the Associated Press dis
patch from Gunshu Pass announc-
ing the withdrawal OF the japanese
from the immediate front OF the
Russian army for a distance Of 80
miles south.
II ia realized. Of course. that this
may be merely a blind 20 cover
thanking operations. but II is not
improbable that the japanese. hav-
ing cleared southern Manchuria Of
Russian troops and secured a posi-.
ton from whence expulsion woult
be a long and difficult process. MAJ
be satisfied 20 hold the Tie pass linz
without further extension OF com
munication.
While the voice Of the emperor
advisors Is for peace, II honorable
.erma arc obtalnable. the govern
ment. as IL the part Of wisdom, 4
going forward Nth all provision
for the continuance OF the war
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E LONDON. March 2s.-A report
reached London this afternoon from
Paris giving reliable authority for
a statement that Russia is asking
Minister Delcasse 10 act as inter-
mediatory 20 open peace negotia-
tons with Japan II Is understood
Delcasse expressed n willingness 70
undertake the work. bat considers
Lord Lansdowne's cooperation es-
sential to success.
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KANSAS CITY. March 2s-The
town az Gardner was practically
wrecked hy q high wind last night
Incomplete reports say the Baptist
church. several houses and barns
were demolished.
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ST. PETERSBURG, March 2s =
In official circles there II no at
tempt IN unofficial conversation 10
disguise the fact that the movement
for peace Is considered probable
rather than possible. In fact. u Is
taken for granted thas the funda=
mental question has been decided
upon. although the czar has, and
stin hesltates, 20 directly approach
japan.
Il Is believed to be certain that
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Rad QUEEN CITY CLUB

According to the police the
Queen City club. a colored peoples
resort on Washington street, be
tween Second and Third avenue, Is
not living up to It's name. but for
years has been evading the eity's
license OF 81 90, for saloons. Chief
OF Police Delaney and Detective
Hubbard descended upon the place
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: CARNEGIE PAYS $4,000 FOR
ONE MEAL.

CARNEGIE PAYS $4,000 FOR a
ONE MEAL. 4
NEW YORK. March Is
= On neal yesterday cost An =
rev Carnexie $50 600. The q
sEssby Scotch Eapolson Of IL
fazzrs vas the guest o. honor 4
"a ne annual dinner Of the :
fsismni OF 81. Stevens institute =
"a Ne Hotel Astoria. and. in adj a
siian 10 the $3.50 QQ9 which be 4
~ already given 70 the insti- 4
IL. be Donated $4,000 more. 4
because. he said 1t was a 4
Euoc Sinner 4
y ID al after dinner talk Mr. 4
slaFnegis said be has done a 4
sfip-roarlnE business at the Is 4
wary stand. but the demand I
rs siackening. being down to +,
az one library n daY now. lie ,
Naisl that he has gone into /,
y snail college business. and {,
i has taken great boom. +,
Business. gentlemen. he re- ,
1afksd. lie promising ,
$500 "a Il .
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II T

ST PETERsBURG. March 2s-A
rsas FIRE Is raging along the docks
I slinl NovEorud. one 81 the most
npoftAai cities in Central Russia
Al Shipping IS endangered. Euor-
ncaz sAmAEs 4 being done
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The Valley Electric company on
Tuesday afternoon asked the coun-
" commissioners for a franchise 20
erect poles and string wires between
Reuton and Seattle for the purpose
Of transmitting electricity TO the in
tsryening cities and towns. The
hackers Of the company are IN
known.
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Sage. who has been confined TO bis
home Tor some time. is much more
serious thau has been reported His
physicians says the great finHncior
has a chance for recovery.
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tnY acrfnns News Assnh
NV YORK. March 2s-RuaHcll
Says. the dean OF Wall street. g.
weakening Ia hia fiEht against the
grin reaper The condition o. Mr
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[ohn Wanamaker to Erect
a Department Store Here

.s,ApslpHlA MERCHANT CHOOSES SEATTLE AS TIE
.,sr CRY FOR HIS INVASION IN MERCANTILE VEN.
rvREs
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$3.50 stssss 49,
. The Weather
SpOffer

Tonishs and Wednesday, Show.
ers, Fresh Southwest Winds.
watch this hanA-ft moves and
viii tell tern pcrnture at 20 today.
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IRELAND'S FAMINE

NEWS DISPATCHES FOR THE LAST TWO MONTHS
A.yF BrrN TELLING Or THE FAMINE IN IRELAND
TINS OF THOUSANDS or PEouLE ~ SEVERAL WEST
rpN COUNTIES ARE SUFFERING THE PASGS or HUNGER
! AN woNgN AND CHILDREN ARE ACTUALLY DYING OF
srlRyATI0N TIE POTATO CROP FAILED LAST SUM
WV AM TIE FAMINE Is THE RESULT wM OMAis
, LEY MEMBER or PARLIAMENT FOR THE CuNNEMARA
, DISTRICT WHICH q IN rHE HEART or TIE STRICKEN
1prA COMMISSIONED ny THE NEWSPAPER IN
, rrePRIsE ASSOCIATION TO MAKE A TOUR or THE DIS
. rRIrT AND WRITE THE RESULT or his TNNESTGA
, rIoNs HE Din 50 AND his STORY EMBOplEs BOTH A
, GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION Or THE TERRIBLE SITUATION
. lND A BITTER INDICTMENT OF THE RICH LANDLORDS
, WHO ne DECLARES. FORCE THE POOR TO sTARyE u
, sARRFN WASTES WHILE THEIR HOGS PASTURE N
. FERTILITY. MR o1IALLEYs ARTICLE WILL APPEAR ~
, THE STAR TOMORROW.
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MARS EYE ON
So. AMERICA
ny seripps News Assn,

IMNlDAD. March zs.-The en-
ssile Mrs Mars may drop over
- south America for a while and
e ~ trouble here.
. rfssldent Castro d inviting n Wis
iiarn the god % war By again re-
.sssas 70 resume diplomatic rela-
.sls With Colombia. and has ere
- situation which many South
.s4eFiean diplomats fear will lead
clash Of arms between Colon
"a and Venezuela.
ssstfo has persistently refused 70
linH Colombia 20 carry on trade
..espt Under almost prohlbItory
.ohditions. This discrimination
- almost ruined the trade Of one
. ne richest sections Of Colombia,
80 has also inflicted great losses
- tsnezueians who depended on
"a trade. Castro has done this %
saaish Colombia for its alleged as
sslAhee 70 the Matos revolution.
ne Ocean Monarch arrived al
salles cove Tuesday afternoon
- japan with a few passengori
Nc small earEo.
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LONDON. March 2s-The pros
pccfua OF the new Japanese loan ih
in enormous demand From all in
.dlcatinns the subscriptions viii cN-
coed the loan by SIS 0oa goo.
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= BIRMINGHAM. March IS. ,
\ The Post says Il has excellent I
y authority for the statement I
= that q memorandum outlining ,
= terms which will be acceptable I
= to Russia IN event Of peace has ,
= been received from St Peters I
. burg at the foreign office.
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Bomb That Sent
''Waine" o Bottom of Sea

RossEAu, CONVICTED oYHAmITER IN NE WORK CONFESSED
ne MANUFACTURED INSTRUMENT THAT BLEW UP BAT.
TLesHrP-eLArmEo BOAT MISTAKEN FOR spAHlARo
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TOXIC. March 2s-A dispatch
FROM Aanchurla says the japanese
lrff army heaF Mukden ~ clearing
The battlefield. sorting enormous
quantities ~ stores and materials
captured. and attending 20 prison
err Tho engineers are rapidly re-
pairing the railroad bridge across
the Hun river. which waB badly
damaked b. the Buaaiana. Trains
are uaw running 10 Hun and all
reach Mukdeu Ia a few days The
weather ia warmer. making the
movement % guns and transports
diffieati
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TOXIC. March 2s.-Two Of the
crew Of the British steamer Mars
died from exposure as a result OF
the Mars being caught In the ice
and stranded eff Rurei promontory.
The remainder Of the crew arrived
az Hakodate.
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uuN SIT PASS. March - The
japanese have begun forward
movement. The Russian rear guard
has fallen back from It's position -
miles north q here which Il rs
miles north az Tie pass. 60 Choauma
Ideha. which Il 20 miles below Gun
sisu A complete report shows that
the Russians sacrificed their gen
eral eommiaaariat stores to the
amount Of 81 .ae.o 600. aud stores FOR
an army cnrpa amounting 20 $500
600. held az Nukdcn Kuroputkln
ordered the removal Of the stores.
bat the order was not executed An
Investigation uui be made.
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Preparation are reported % BE-
mak inE FOR the mobilization Of five
curpa
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PARIS. March 2s.-Thc Echo De
PARIS prints a 1t. Petersburg dis
patch stating IL Is rumorcd that
General NoRl has reached kirin.
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show cry and
very uncertain.
says the wealth
eruan Anyway
he has kept
good hiaw ord
to day a n q
thanks To him
there WH no
frost last night
10 Xiii those
little garden
plants We are
81
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sT. pETERsHURG. March IS
Rowing bands Of peasants continue
to plIiaEe. burn and plumber IN the
south. TROOPS are uoWsrlcsa. and
tho priests are unable to quiet the
people. with warm weather the
crisis will come especially n orders
FOR another mobilization is issued.
The situation To- the Caucasus iH
grou lnR worse. II tH stated that
cftIf vhr exists in the Kubau terri
tory n the Georgia, Minrcila and
KuiaIa territories the populacc iH IN
resu li.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Western men will be responsible for
the success or failure of the Yale team
this year. Owsley is a Chicago man,
Bloon1er halls from Cincinnati and Cap
tain Shevlin Is home is in Minneapolis.