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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-15

can from the Philippines, the British
from India, the Russians from Man
churia, the French from Indo-C China,
and the Germans from Kiaou-C Chou p
20! You Americans!" exclaimed
the old man, showing his first i'm
patience, and that only by the quick
movement Of his eyelashes, ITO be
exact, we have driven the Russians
from lower Manchuria."
why did Japan choose Russia first
among the white people?'
.'Why does the wounded buffalo
turn on the dogs he replied, almost
sa7agely.
"And yet, now that you have Korea
the natives complain more bitterly
than they did of the Russians. Is that
like a loyal member of the family?"
The old man smiled slyly. The
bad young one never likes to be
spanked"
Now we had reached the question
which had long been imminent.
hoped it might have some adequate
answer, different from those diplomat
ic courtesies with which Tokyo reek-
ed. Here was a man who could talk,
who was worth listening to. and who
would talk.
do yol, then regard SO confidently
conflict with America e
81 regard 1t as inevitable. You are
encroaching on the rights of our fam
~"
"And you feel certain of the ont
Gomez"
Remember this" and as he spoke
the old man rose. ''The whole differ.
ence betty cen you and us hinges on a
| thought, what your philosophers call
a mental attitude That thought Is
the attitude we bear toward one an
9th. Among you the purposes D!
life arr mixed sometimes you are
a family. sometimes you are not 8
farnil.! With US the purposes Of life
are absolute. We have hut one pur
pose duty: the highest duty Is the
family. .
i Even IN these casual observatt ,Is
i was shown clearly, more clearly tina.
IS usual With his diplomatic country
men, the mate contempt that the
Japanese bear for the American
This does not spring from want b
respect as we understand the word
/ The Japanese usually acknowledg
the American to be his superior, no
/ only In physical power, but In man.
of the departments of life which re
| qufre thought. He seldom tries I.
| rival him as d mechanician and ha
j only doubts OF mis- comparative capae
lily as an engineer. Nevertheless hi
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rolling Of Bills
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Gle 5, Of the revised code Of 1905,
bids will be received at the Office OF
the secretary Of state at Bismarc, NJ
D., not later than the seconl day of
December. 1908, for the engrossing
and enrolling Of all bills passed BY
each house of the Eleventh Legislar-
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Only bona fide residents of this state.
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will award the contract to the low
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Dated at Bismarck, N. d., the 18th
day Of November, A. D.. 1908.
ALFRED BLAISDELL,
Secretary OF State.
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regards the American as barbarian,
wanting in the essentials of civiliza-
ton and inferior to himself from
sheer deficiency of brain power.
I'm word, the seer would testify
that it is one of the permanent condi-
tions of history that the white man
shall not occupy Asia or any consider.
able part of it for any great length Of
time. Victorious Japan has developed
great ambitions. Never will she be
content until she controls that great
system of islands that stretches down
from Nagasaki to Australia. She
cannot like, though she may initiate
the powers which, while protesting
friendship for her, still refuse to ad-
NIT Japanese into their possessions
on equal terms of equality, on the
ground that they are inferior or, at
all events, an uncivilized people,
Fifteen years ago General Torio
wrote for the Mikado and his immedi-
ate advisors a report on the condi-
lions in Korea. In this report he fore
told the necessity OF war with Rus
STA; then and ever since he urged
Japan to prepare. He was the young
est officer in the war of the rebellion,
after which he was made a yiscount..
Born sanurai in the famous Sats-
una province, a place and rank which
have produced the majority of the
great Japanese leaders Of today, he
is Hike his conferees, seh-made. He
won MISUNDERSTANDING in the
China war, and since then has been
one Of the Privy Council, members
of which are known Familiarity as
The Elder Statesmen, a body which
has not its like elsewhere In the
world.
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many members, from the old grand
father, China, to the little bad boy in
the Philippines It is big family, a
wonderful family, and we revere it.
Behind the family we remember
nothing; beyond that family we see
nothing. There is nothing but the
family. All our ideas of life are based
upon the family; thereto our civiliza-
ton is built. We are born, we live,s
we die for the family; the family
gives us our colossal strength, our
perpetuity. And 1t also gives us that
easy reliance in ourselves which lets
us drift, sometimes for centuries, Sc
cure always in the faith that If some
members OF the family may be weak
or foolish there will always be a
strong member to fight, to maintain,
to shield A. -s,.z, 81
"Over two thousand years ago your
boy, Alexander, strayed into our back
yard. He was bright boy and ven
turesome, expert with both swords,
and we sent against him one who at
that time was our elder brother, the
good Xerxes. Our elder brother fell
and your younger brother pushed on;
for how long? for a breath, a laugh,
shy, exulting shout; then he slipped
and fell, he died and his people scat
tered and his nation persisted,
and we lived on, the family triumph
ant! We opened, we absorbed them,
we passed them out and did not know
that they had come. And therein we
always win. If overwhelmed, il
outwitted, we yield, we grace.
/ fully submit-for a time-and then
the family gathers its loyal members
together, loosely enSolds its entwin
ing and terrible arms, Hospitality
about our triumphant victor.
You have family, just as we have
one, your family Of the Occident, ant
four times in the last two thousand
years has some member of your fam
lily strayed over to impose upon the
rights Of our family. Four times have
we cast you out and your marks have
hardly remained.
do you think, then, that the fifti
time You come upon US you are II
stay to take our lands, keep our men
remove our money? The hundred ant
fifty years you have been In India i
but day and a half In our slow fam
| lily pride. your. decade in the PhiliI
pines but the interval between Til
smoking Of cigarettes.
To be exact Them asked Barry
4you mean that Japan is today TIL
strong nation OF Asia, and that sh
will right the wrongs Of all the or
| emit, that you will drive the Amer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-15
JAP STATESMAN
SEES GREAT WAR
With AMERICA
GENERAL VlscouNT ToRIo, SEER
AND FRIEND OF MiKADo,
BOLDLY DECLARES A - E..
r. CLASH Is me
WTABLE.
YELLOW RACE WILL HUMBLE
WHITE Is PREDICTED IN A
REMARKABLE MAGA-
ZINE INTERVIEW. =

New York, N. Y. Nov. 14.-'War
between Japan and the United States
is inevitable" is the startling decla-
ration made by General Viscount To
rio, Japanese Elder Statesman and
one Of the closest counse1ors to the
Mikado. Not only is it inevitable,
but, on the same prophetic authority,
It will last, not three, nor thirty, but
perhaps hundred years and will be
the greatest war in the history Of
mankind. General Torio makes this
bold prophecy in an interview secured
by Richard Barry, the well known
war correspondent in the December
Hampton's Broadway Magazine It Is
remarkable utterance coming, as It
does, from a man Of such great prom
inence. General Torio is the first au-
thoritive voice of Japan to predict
war with America. AS to the length
n OF the predicted conflict, the Seer OF
tami. as the magazine article en-
titles him, said:
Come and see me when you re.
turn from the first stage of it. Your
hair viii be as gray as mine"
What. a thirty year warp
Perhaps hundred" he answered
You have a great nation, and we
have well-we have a nation, too
But is it possible for nations to
fight SO continuously In these modern
daysg'
In the life Of a nation like Japan !
century is but a day. We have exist
ed since the growing OF the first ane
none; we will continue to exist after
the reaping Of the last sunfour. Ant
we have existed 50 long for one thins
Ito preserve our national unity.
As q nation we are only one mem
Der Of 3 family That family covers
the whole continent OF Asia and al
the islands chat lie nearby. 1t ha.
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Oh. some people still want EN- for
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-21

re vsEoRfmil, el gFupo oSado de infAmsl
I tTaidoR0B que 20 aEEsya DOLLAR 10 H0di-
lie ante el PodOR misntEaB 0I alma puerto
FEiqusiiR, como una heHtis ConGOgERda,
OalvOlsu gEandezB, On IL puEidad augusta
de HuB idGales.
Hay inHtsntad d0Cisivoa On 10 vida de
los pusSl0s Gn lR lucha de l0B paRtidos.
Maestro & 'timo tEiuDfo, dsbs BsF nu0atro
GltimO 0GfuaEEC. 5C6mO 90 poSibIs que 0l
G0bi9Fno Federal sgt6 goT6o ? no 90 la
hsgS OH? 81 81 as niOaR & or, neamoB
RXtent6Fe0g ca nueBtg0 clamoP. H0mo8
uBado todos loB madioa pEudOntsB aaga'
mos 0l Il tim0 eBfasEka lpoaib!e: pFobamou
el ssC6ndalO.
El esCGndalo, 60 dscir, 81 gsStO de Joe
d6bilsg, que fu6 muChRs vaC8B h0Cho poF
On lG 0noFme matEiz del Pod0r hay que
ClAvAF el-g6rm8B. Una O6maFs ComPues'
to do tr0iDts y cinco hombreg, Gin cuyos
votes no pueds pRBaF una ley = con cuyoB
v0t0B pu8d0 auuIRFsO 0l PFivil0gio = 10 OK
plotaci6n, 90 un baIuaFtO inOxpugpabl0.
Eta CdmRrR 90 81 pueblo sObOFRno. So
RbsoluGismo BsTfa mas decisive que sl Sb
sOlutiGmO del PodsE. 81 el Poder 90 obRti'
ma On CORRaEle 0l pRB0, Bss Abs0lutB. ST sl
POd0F % NIGGA al pals sl dorsoh0 de GO
b0Fna1B0, see abBoluts diBpOnga Gu GO
biOTnO, con ls intsgEida1 dc IN gran ou0F'
p0 !egi8ladOE, sChSnd0 IN lado osR vii
Oadona que 90 llama ley Foraker, como ai
no axtSti0FR y tom6ndOB0 lee fACultadsB do
pueblo alibTO ? gobaERno. AcaBo sB0 sGpa'
rR sl PodsE2 mo esGsmoB psnsRr do an
ConHtFuiF IN Uapitolio? IQ06 Clasa de
pu0FtOrEiqdsfioU han de pRBaE bRj0 BuB ar
CRdaO OmiuGntsA? 5LOg hombFs8 que va
CilRn? Eg0 ssEi8 dsGhonFaF oil Oapitoli0.
S86moB f0srtOs y 8e&mOB inf8xibl0u.
F0GRtOs, no contra nuegtFoB heFmRn0B az
hogar = ypatriR, aino contra los que nos
uUuFPGn pRtFia y hogSr. LOfBxiblGg PaER
8ogtenQr nu0str0 d8C0R0.
FFG7to & loa pueEtoFFiquefioB OBt6 la
GvAnsAdR de fAvoFites del PodoE, quo |
quiOFG msleRrIO t0do, polftiCa, P0laeiODsB |
pgTB0nRleU, FaBp0t0B do CompRfisFigmo. hi ]
dalgufa, CArGOtsF, con gu trabsjo infAmo
dc pOlftiCa pRlaCisgF. No demos CRbida
ca nusStToO alboB CuRRtele8 & los que nos
hNblGn de tTRnBROCion0B voEgongantss, qug
apT0veChan al PodsV y loo vividoFea de
eg0 Fod0F, no Puerto Rico. saEmoB
tambi6n leaIoa y digsmoD 81 Gobiorno de
los EOtadoB, UnidoU:
"HAsTA AQUI LLEGO LA DIG.
NIDAD. DE PUERTO RIOO:, QUE.
REMOS NUESTRA sOBERANIA:
NO QUEREMOS COMEDIAs. SINO
ESQ. Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO
RICO QUIERE GOBERNARSE, PO'
NIENDO EN MANOS De SUB ADIJ.
TOS LA EFECTIVIDAD DE SUS
LEYES Y LOS BEN EFICTOS De
So GOBIERNO".
FSlin Mates Bernisr.
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JUAN BRASCHI.
OiPOGtOP InfAFlnN.
EN- CONTRA DEL VOTOALA MUJER

sr. Director dc "Ls CorE0upondonois. ~
San Juan.
EHtimRdo BsfioE: A HiOsgo do oontFsriou
& ID Bimp6tiCR EnOida, 0nCritoFa dc AFsCibo.
dObO d0CiNRNF que M 10Y p0EtidaEio de uuC
% de veto electoral & lO muisF.
No poEqUo CROR que 10 mui0F GB infeFioE
81 hOmbEG, Hin0 poTquG GsFfa neCegaFio pa
n daTlaB lOI d9TOChOg que ojSECs ell hombra
afsCtuaE IN CRmbi0 On aus CoBtumbran p
laboT8B.
EB oVidentO que 81 la muisF 90 InnxB &
lau luchNG 0loOtoFGls8 de propaganda
pOlftiCRg, % Ol hombF0 qui0n dGbe RtOndsF
los OtiCio8 que ella abBnd0Ba.
Ah0RG bi0D; Rdmitiendo que ID mujeE eB
RptR para OuplRntST Al hombFe, ieG Cute
hibil On el tPabSjo de aquslIa2 lSabOn lo8
hombrOB gObeTnRF una casa? iPodrfnn Qt0n
der lOa mil y un detGlIeU dc oga tareOG
EliminAndo lG pGEts Tidfoula do IO cues
ton, 5UAbFiR uu h0mbE0 srFVg'ar 10 sale,
loS NdornoB del vslGdoE, limpinr los muo.
blOB oEdOnaT log CuaEtoB, componer 10 70
pR, G8GaR Aa8 CRmaB y lGn 8lfombTRG y lRG
CortinRED etc? 5PodEfa IN hombro GntsndeR'
10 fACilments con la IRVand0ES 0l BORvi'
clio, alegiF Loo plAtoB Do lOB C0midRB, & D.
tiSfaCCi6n d., % egpo1A?
Mi opini6n % que uslf8 mEG diffCil para
los dol GeX0 fueFt0 OpTendor les ici0g dc
l0D bsllGu, que para 6ItAB GpEsnd0r los
nusItFoB.
OOnDid0EO & In mujeF superior al hom'
bT0 = poP OU0 On que debo ellis eAcogOr 81
tT"balo mas SoEegado ROnque no menOD
dificil,
e. tEabAjo del hombrs es Fudo, aHduo,
sBCabroGc. La mUjeF % superior, pGT0 es
mas dsbi', y por 10 tantO dsb0 dejar que 81
hOmbEO hagS 10 lNb0F p01Ods que hRHtG Ia
fechS l0 hG COTFeBpOndido.
Y dsBpu6I do G0do, mis- lindaB y aprecia'
dOu COmpatEiOtNgp 5'NbSn uGtedsn 10 que d.
j0 Ia hijR de LombEOnO, eI HabiO itRlisnO?
INC? PuOB biOn, 0l tE&tGE dc sBtO RGuuto
haCs POGO tempo, dijo:
Observation-Disclosures que he
mos dc halOgOr q loo hombFOB pEOtondiendo
igu0laEno8 GlloD?'
Este aBunt0 eHtE BobT0 Sl tOpOt9 GA todog
Los OiEOul0U goCiBleB del mundo. Y, como
do TODD GBuntc p0r Bsrio y tTaIoOndOntal
qus seq, han nuEgido muOhos y vAEiRdOD
ChiDtO1.
V6aGS 10 que publios sI "London TimOO"
OA1 b94ASBNsb ASUIAu1 10A4VAAU@WS1
to On una tEibunB p6bliCS.
-Eh!-grit6 un hOmbro intorrumpi6a'
dolG-DOg0aTfA va. Gsr hombEe?
mo, = Vd? -ConteIt6 lG oEadoFR,
MGI tAEdO IN jov0nsuOlO imbOEbs y pue-
iii intsrEumpi6 Of diEOuEHo, diCiOndo:
-SOnoEO IuO cree Vd. que Las mAdFOI
dobOn e8tRE 90 Hus cRgaB con GuG nifioO?
mo B0-ContsBt6 slla-psr0 Di 0Feo que
los nIJO0 dobon GItRE en- Gul CBBGB con GuB
mOdFe1.
lei pEoblsma, sE. Director, % diSOutido
univ0FlRlmonto, y fsliCito "LR Cores
pondsnCis" pOr haborlo dado conOc0r en-
Puerto RiCoD ofreCiendo Gus ColumnGB Las
pOEIOnsu que dOaten dar 50 opinion.
Do va. RtenGAmGnt0,
N. 4
Nsw York, Dbrs. 10, 1908.
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MoIAS Y NO ICIAS.

-HR prSB8ntRdo ID Eonuneia 6s 90 car
go 81 asfloF Juan GoFboa, Pla Clelk del
D0partamonto de sanidRd, BOnefosnciR ,
CORRECTION,
lie han sido conCGdideg IA dfB de Ii.
ConCia 81 ssfioF POns0o Bonftsz, sgsnte
CempEsdOr J tensdor do libgos del DspRF.
tsm0nto OonBolidadO.
En- Gl antisEFo d8 aysr del senior Cor
lOva, On Catafio, auiStieTen sntFa otFsB
PeFsOnslidadoI, ol ssfioE don EugSnio Ne.
dina, consul do Santa Domingo, BefiOE No.
bic, Dscr0taRio del gobsEnad0E, senior Ra-
fSol Gambia, dc MRnati, BafioF Pedro de
DISCO , sl SGfioE Y. MagCaE6, poF la ''Ds.
mOCFaciA" y ''La CoEFOBpOndsnCia'' res
psctivamGnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-21

-HG Hido nombIRdo poF cable smpIen-
do del dspartamonko de IL Guerra on lou
Egtados Unidos, Ol jovsn Fernando Eos
Bss, do d6tinguids fsmilis de 0atR Ciud0d.
&l 6 pr61Eimo ombaTcs el EsfaEido iov0n 6
tomaF p0Dasi6n de "a cargo. GFOn 6xito
10 dossamloa nusBtr0 compatFiotG.
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Una bOda

El BsbadO & Lea 9 .. m. 90 iuraron amor
eteEno snta 81 jugz s0fior BazGn IR Bsforita
AuFalia LQpaE y 0l j6vsn Ramon ROdEf'
gu0E. Ella 60 un deOhRdo de yiFtudeV; 81
un honFAd0 y CsbSllRoso j6ven; Condicio'
ns8 mas que uufcj0ntsB para fOFmar IN
hogsF. Que la lulOs de misl B0B steFnS
an la OnOunOrada9 9paTejs.
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Traje dc $40 en- S5.

Tenemos terminadas las grandes re-
formas en- nuestro establecimiento
en- todOs los anaqueles del mismo ex-
hibimos un eXplendido surtido de ar
tfculos propios de nuestro ramo que
otrecemOs 4 nuestros constantes parro.
quianOs pudicndo asegurarles que hoy
como slempre seguimos nuestro lem.
de vender barato, bueno y de alta no.
vedad. Eisiten nuestro Gran Bazar
ell primero en- su clase en- la isla,
tendremos mucho gusto en- at enderle
en- cuantO Sc le ocurra y admirar6 4
la vez todo 10 elegante y bonito que
eXhibimos.
SombrcrOs adornados Ultima move
dad para scfioras, de 81 4 $3.50.
Cuellos hordados para seiioras, dc
25 Ctvs. 4 10 ctvs.
CinturOncs en- clases extra finos Y
de alta noyedad i precios muy convc-
nie1tcs.
Traies de piqut bordados con cha
quotas largas, tiltimos modelos que su
valor es dc $40 Il So.
Jumpers en- todos los colores desde
so ctvs. 4 $3.
Gran Bazar de Novedades San
Francisco 88. sucursal Ia PAQUlTA
San Justo %.
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RBGRNERAD0R de Ia SAHHRR
HERO LERAS

Este frrruginoSo es ell Gnico que
encierra en- su composition los ele-
mentoS de los huesos y de la sangre:
es sumamente efcaz contra ls Anemia,
ell Empobrecimiento de la Sangre,
los COlores palidos. Flujos blancos
e IrFe3ularidad de la menstrual
cion. Sc sOpOrta siemPre bien, por
10 que Sc receta con frecuencia a las
doncellas, rrcien casadas y ninos
delicados.
En- PARIS, 8, rue Vivienne,
y en- todas las Farmacias.
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Pnooress of American Rifle Practice
Byron Williams.

year, Is the Gould Rapid Fire Team
match for which the trophy was pre-
scented in memory of Arthur c. Gould,
friend of rifle practice" This is
for teams OF six and the conditions
! are unique in that they provide Tor a
skirmish run and ten shots rapid fire
, at 200 yards.
As a general proposition the Sea
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, to civilians as well as military men.
thus providing a larger field and more
interesting competition than would
otherwise be the case. Prominent
among these is the Sea Girt Cham
pionship match for a medal presented
| bv Gov. Fort OF N. J., accompanied
, by a line of cash prizes. Another IS
the Individual Rapid Fire Match al
300 yards in which the compe'uoIs
are permitted to fire as many snots
| as possible in one minute TINS VIII
provide an interesting test for the New
Springfield rife. The Ah-Comers
Military match at 200 and 900 yards
is another re-enDry' hastch - Is the
HAYES match and the Gen. E. r.
/; Meany match and the N. J. s. K A.
Trophy Match. All have trophies as
we'll as cash prizes. Other ma{cnes
of the New Jersey State Rife Asso
citation are the Spencer Match OF 10
shots at Loco yards, the members
Match. Reading Match for tyros. MAR
lin Trophy. Souvenir Medal. On-hand'
Hale. Press and Oficers' and lnspec-
tors matches. There will also be
some Revolver matches, including a
revolver team match. . Novice mill
tary revolver. all-comers rapfd-nre
military. any revolver. . pistol ms'ch.
disappearing target. bobbcr and OH
ers.
The matches OF the New York state
I Rife Association are headed by the
Company Team Match at 80. 500 ana
coo yards. open to teams OF tour-
This match is open to teams iron,
foreign governments and res's'eIee
clubs and societies. as vel As 10 inc
army. navy and national guard. Zen.
IL A. McAlpin presents . trophy iot
the .McAlphin Trophy match ana +
A. Cruikshank one for the Crv,ss..nN
Trophy Match These are both tcA"
r.atches as are the Sevcn,y-hrst Reg
.mcnt Trophy Skirmish and Kappa
fire and the Old Guard Tropn.
m stchcs The Thurstoa match at 500
and 500 yards Is open 10 everynody'
bu, the y. v. $. X. n mafch rs open
only TO members. In the WinSae IL
Corners short rSpse match at ~,
yards the arS; prize To q trophy sA. -
500 presented by Gen. 'eo'ss W.
Winsaic. tho father Of riae pract'ce.
and IN the Rogers sIIcomcrs MO
range match a, sco ys-as the prize IS
handsome cup prcscn,ea BY IL ~:
In. Rogsrx. Jr. Accompanying Tics
Is the Maj Cen. Chax p. Roc sitc'
css long range match .: 1909 ysrds.
There ON also be o rsPsd are, mem
eerx. membsrship and . rcvosver 'ese
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match. In all the above matches
there are numerous cash prizes.
To revolver marksmcn The great
event Of the year Is the meeting OF the
u, g. Revolver Association which COM
priscs four great matches. The firf
"a the championship match for any
revolver. which carries with II the re-
volvcr championship cf the United
States together with the champion
ship cup. THIS cup has ben held Tor
the past three years by John A. Doch.
IT. Second Is the any pistol cham
pionship match also for silver cup
and the pistol championship. Third
"a the Military Revolver championship
match which carries the title 81 cham
pion and In which the trophy Is q
magnificent silver scwL Win these u
the Military Revolver I,ecord Match
with unlimited entries. In TINS match
the trophy II . gold laurel wreath
aad scroll mounted % an ebony