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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
n good boy he should profit i'm
menEely in hB work with these

n good boy he should profit i'm
menEely in hb work with these
veteran little knights Of the ring.
Murphy has a great following in
the Eighth cavalry and the members
OF the Langhorne regiment viii IN
doubtedly be out IN force to see him
80 through his PAGES against the con-
sistent Rogan-
Two more men whose work Is at
tracing considerable attention on the
part OF the fans are Battling Shapiro
and Eddie Hanlon- The former a
clever boxer and the latter a slugger.
neither is losing any opportunity in
his efforts TO get into shape and be
returned the winner. This contest
VIII be on q winner take all basis.
the managers OF the two men exhib-
iting poor judgment in this matter
In the event Of a draw the money is
10 be split $3.50 and in the case Of
a foul it viii go 20 percent to the
loser and 60 to The winner.
Pay0 announced that he was
feeling fine. after his workout
Sunday and that he a confident
OF taking the southern feather
title from Griffin's head The lit
tie Fort Worth batfIer f. equally
aH confident, though, and f. going
through his training with the
same spirit which characterized
his preliminary work for the
meeting with the elder Payo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Ed. Lewis May Wrestle Here
Would Meet LOndis Or Golf

I I'D s'SIRANGLER' LEWIS, OF head
d. lock fame. one Of the big four
continually contesting for the
heavyweight wrestling title OF the
world, may be seen in action in Ell
PasO within the next two months.
John Peselz, Jim Londis. Marin Pies
tina, Earl Caddock and others are also
in line for matches.
C r Mcdowell. matchmaker OF the
newly organized club TO promote
wrestling contests says so.
Word FroyT Lewis.
He Is IN touch with all Of the above
named big men OF which he desires to
match with the winner Of the Balkan
Lion"-Daviscourt match next Friday
night
Dan COff. who WreEtleH under
the name OF the Balkan Lion
and halls from Belgrade. servin.
Will defend HIS title OF European
heavyweight champion At that
time against DaFiseOurf, who g.
the northwestern champion OF the
United StateH- He has been on n
campaign through that territory
during the last TWO months and
has thrown everything OF his size
and weight on the Pacific coast.
The lion" began training Monday
afternoon at Liberty hall. He viii
work with 'sBoIcar" Johns and a
number OF other good boys who have
already signified their intention Of
helping him in his training. The big
fellow is about one yard broad and
is about the huskiest Wriggler that
has appeared before local fans TO
date.
He has met Lewis, Caddock and
every leading man OF the country OF
the heavyweight class. COTS last
match occurred in Miami. ARK. where
he defeated one OF the most consistent
men OF the Pacific coast
DaviEcourt has notified match
maker Mcdowell that he VIII ar
rive in the city Tuesday from Los
Angeles where he Is at present.
He VIII also do some preliminary
training here in preparation for
the contest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
What is the Condition
of Your Blood Supply?

You should recognize the importance
therefore. OF very promptly cleansing
out the system. and keeping the blood
supply pure and robust
For this purpose. no remedy can
equal s. S. s. the fine old blood puri-
fer that has been IN constant use
for more than fifty years Being
made from the roots and herbs Of the
forests, It is purely vegetable. and
contains not a particle Of chemical or
mineral substance.
Get a bottle OF S. S. S. at your drug
store today. and note how promptly
ID builds up the appetite and gives
new strength and vitality. Write for
free literature and medical advice
10 Chief Medical Adviser. SO Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
LESTER Loses
ITSFIRST CANE
Unable to Withstand Heavy
Fitting Of Conlin Team;
Zone Also Wins.

Adding one more game 70 -. coz
secutfve victory string, the KNIGHTS
~ S,o1nrnbus team. handled By Larry
DovIe. bztted its way 70 Fic-orT over
ne newly entered Lester team SUI
Score 10 2 The zane was last a1d
IN the first game OF the afternoon
the Zone supply Aggregation
zv--srnnsd the First National bank,
score Is to 2, in five inning4 me
recently passed ruling that one SIDED
TJas nut into effect and the one sided
affair only went five sessions when
umpire Harry KANE stepped IN ana
much TO the qualification or me -ai-
started the other pasrime-
A threatening sky out Of when
the sun failed TO shins during tna
two games resulted IN keeping the
attendance down The Alamo 0rdo
team viii play in FL Paso next sun
day and the usual turnout Isl antlci-
pated, however
Ern-aa Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Seventh Cavalry
Polo Four Wins

The fast Seventh cavalry polo team
won a fast suappily played game
sunday afternoon at Fort Bliss.
Among the guests at the game was
Brig. Gen Robert. L Howe, com
mander OF the Ell Paso district.
The lineups and scoring follows.
Seventh cavalry-Lieut- Feather
stone, !; Lieut.. Van Ingen, 9; Col.
Parker. 8; Capt. Wood. 4.
Remount depot-Capt- Price. a
Lieut. Baird, 2; Lieut.. -Schreck, 8;
Lieut.. Sullivan, 4.
ubstitute-Lieut. Hamilton for the
Seventh cavalry.
Score. to 1; goals, Lieut. Hamilton
:, Lieut. Van Ingen 2 Col. Parker .,
Capt. Wood 8, Lieut. Sullivan /
Foul. Col. Parker.
Referee. Lieut.. Upton.
Timer and scorer, Lieut.. Kohl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
AIan1ogordo Turns
And Wins Battle

Alsmogordo. N n, Aug Is.-The
fast NAlamogordo baseball team
showed a magnificent comeback here
Sunday afternoon and won from the
aggressive Carrizozo nine by the
score OF seven 10 one in a wen played
game
Umpire Gus Ferro. OF FL Paso. Of
ficiated in the game and he made a
hit with both fans and players alike.
Carson was on the mound for the
Alamogordo team and Norman for
Carrizozo. Both twirlers pitched con-
sistent ball.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
81 PaSO Athletes
Receive Awards

The certificates Of awards for the
boys who scored 400 or over in the
1920 Hexathlon contests have been
received at the Y. II c. A. and are
ready for presentation.
These certificates are yearly pre-
scented by the institutional committee
70 only those boys who have scored
the necessary 400 points in the finals
Of the INTERNATIONAL hexathlon. To
make this score takes an athlete Of
rare ability and experience and the
boy who wins his certificate may well
be proud Of himself.
The following scores were scored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Champ Dempsey
Has Busy Card

Chicago. III. Aug. 15.-Jacz Dsmp-
sey expects TO take part in five fights
between September and December
81 he announced Sunday night be-
fore leaving with his manager. Jack
Kearns. for Benton Harbor. Mich. 10
start training for his bout there
labor day with Billy 1Iiske, OF St
Paul.
Dempsey said that all OF the
matches tentatively had seen agreed
on Three viii be in New York and
ons In Boston. he said
FULL line OF EODAKS and KODAK
supplies at Gandara's--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Highly Important a Keep It Free
From Impurities.

Did you know that ninety percent
y al human ailments depend upon
the condition Of your bIood2
Nature Eivs1 her warnings in vari-
Gus unmistaksble ways. so that when
the appetite falls, and you become
weak and listless and a general run
down condition seems to take pos
session q the whole body. It is an
unfailing sign that impurities viii
steadily accumulate until your gen
eral health viii be seriously affected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Race Begins For
Top Positions

New York, Aug. ia three cor
nered race is on in both major base
ball leagues Brooklyn Sunday re-
gained the National leadership lost
to Cincinnati Thursday.
The Superbas won a twelve inning
game Sunday from Philadelphia,
while the Reds lost TO Chicago. New
York divided two games with Boston.
With first place at stake. Cleveland
tried Clark. a recruit, on the mound
Sunday and he shutout st. Louis with
four hits. Chicago went into second
place ahead of New York by defeat
ing Detroit. while the Yankees were
beaten by Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Lescer Motors ----------.--- 90 cl-
ErlEtha o. Columbus $500. I1l l11
Stolen bases. Cunningham. LcEe1'
Sacrifices HIT. Hunter Two b111 l-l
Eeuna- Three base hit, "A. ErUn1
Home ~ Al Adkins. StrucE1ut.
Hammonds s. BY EcCorml-,z 8.
base On halls. of Eammonds. d. or I
Cormiclr. 2 Left on bases. Testers.
Knights CT Columbus. 2 VIA rltr
Hammonds, = Passed BAH. EusEo1k q
Of game, 1.ss. Empires. Eana an5 Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Brooklyn. n. 7, Aug in Wheat's
wild throw TO first let IN tas tying and
winning runs and gave Brooklyn victory
over Philadelphia in the 18th inning Sun
day. Philadelphia scored in the 18th on
a single, q double and McCabs's bad
throw Konetchy slipped in fielding Ls-
1ourreau's sacrifice in the first and threw
the bail to first while lying down. XII
duff tripped On the bag in getting Il and
Lebourveau ran into him Kflduff retired
a. once but Lebourveau played another
inning Each injured an ankle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Detroit Mich. Aug 1s.-ChicsEo de-
featsd Detroit By hitting Leonard hard
Sunday. SIX hits IN the sixth uetted As
many runs Risberg made home run -
the third.
score. RIB.
ChicaEo ........-.. oos los 6of-10 Il
Detroit ...-.-.-..-- 100 10 o09-2 I
Batteries: Chicago. Cicotts and Schailz;
Detroit. Leonard. Ayers and stanage. Ain
smith
Only three games scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Cleveland, o.. Aug. 1S.-C1ark. a Re-
cruit. held St. Louis to four hits and
Cleveland won. holding first place Sunday.
Davis pitched effectively except in the
flrth. when Cleveland punched three hits
for two runs Sothoron. who pitched the
eighth. struck out three men but was
found FOR five hits including a home run
By Johnston with two on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
GEORGE TYLER
BLANKS GINCY.
Pitches Shutout Against
Moran's Team; Giants
Divide Double.

CHICAGO. IL. Aug. 1s.-Tyler held Gin
clnnad to four hits and Chicago made g
two straight Sunday. Robertson scored
the run when he singled. took second on
lIerile's sacrifice, third on q passed ball
and scored on Paskerts hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Americans Lead In Olympic; Knights Win I
SENAT0RSEDGE
OUT YANKEES
Wildness of Mogridge Con
tributes to Defeat Of
Runnersup.

Warrington. D. C.. Aug. 1s.-Mogridge
was both Wild and ineffective. Washlns-
ton defeating New TorE- Erickson weak
srsd after the fifth and IN the seventh was
relieved By Zachary, who held the Vis-
ltors safe. i was the locals first victory
after ten defeats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Dallas TWirIer
Denies Chars

Dallas. Texas. Aug. 1e.-Gsns ]
Dallas, Texas league pitcher,
was a member OF the salt lake.
Pacific coast league team last
Sunday night denied charges "A
was involved in an alleged r0d
throw" games 70 the Vernon
TO assist that team TO win ther
nant. Dale said that the three
he pitched against the Terncl
were lost through better plzTil
that club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Two base hits. StsuEel, Williams. Wright
stone. Olson. Elliott Three base hit. Johns
ton Sacrifices, Lebourveau- stengel. :;
Olson, Johnston. Myers Double plays
McCabe 20 Olson Bases On halls. Prefer,
l. MamauE. 2. Grimes. /: Smith s. Galore,
l. EuZman, l. Innings pitched Pfeffsr. 3;
Galore, 2; 1fzmaux, -: Grimes, 4 Is;
Smith. Il; Enzman. % Struckout By
Pfeffer, /; by Galore. l. BY Grimes. &;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Wheue They Play Tuesday.
New York at Philadelphia
PittsburE a. 81. LouiG
Cincinnati at Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

New York -------..--.---. gll gl- -ll-4
" asllnEton .-'s---s~- VIZ uAy W.
Two base hit. Pip Three base hits,
shanlxL Rice. Sacrifices. Ellsrbe. Erick-
son. p Double play. Pratt 10 Pecidnpaugl
to Pipps PeckinpauEh 70 Pratt 10 Plpp.
Bases on balls Mosridge. s. Erickson 8;
shore, .. Zachary. J. Innings pitched. No
rridge. 4 none cut IN fifth Shore. 3:
Quinn, /. Erickson. 2-3s Zachary. 2 Is.
Hit BY pitcher. BY 3IogridEe Brewer
struckout by Mngridge. I; Erickson, g.
Shore. q Quinn. L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday Games


At Detroit-First game r Il. z
Chicago 90 coz 020-s II 1
Detroit --....-.-..--o 900 ITO 600 8 /
Batteries: Chicago, Kerr and schaIk.
Detroit. Oldham. Ayers and Manon. stan
age, AinEmith-
Second game r H z
Chicago ....--.......O 900 900 o00-l o
Detroit ....-.--.---.-1 0l 013 00H-6 II
Batteries: Chicago. Faber. Wilkinson
and sehalk. Linn Detroit. Ehnks and
Stanzge.
At Cleveland r Z E
S. Louis ...-........ooG 900 0lo-5 2
Cleveland Oh 900 o00-3 0
Batteries st. Louis. Shoclzer and Bill
ings; Cleveland. Norton. Uhuie and O'NsiIl-
At Philadelphia RHE.
Boston --uu1 -vuu 14g-o Z
Batteries. Boston. Bush and Schang.
Walters; Philadelphia, Keef. Romeu and
Perkins
"A washington. RI z.
New York -. 100 ooa o0o-s 1
Washington 1900. 90 0o1 600 9
Batteries. New York. Collins and Rusl;
Washington, Shaw and Charity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Where They Play Tuesday.
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland At New York.
St. Louis at Washington
Chicago at Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
scn-a hv lnnlnEa

Zone supply -----------s-s---s -le e--A4
Elrst National Bank ---------- --l %
Stolen base, Troutm1u- Sacrifice biz
Cohen Two base hits. Bedford. 2; Barker
Z. shea. 2: Fuller Tires base hit He'd
ricz. strucl1out, By Friend. i Ncrlhaus. =
First base On balls. OF Friend. g. Left On
bases. Zone Supply. g. Eirst 17aroua'. O.
Hit by pitched bail. By Friend lfuiler.
Redfordl. Nordhzus l11EEe1r-l- Will
pitches. Friend. 3 Time o. game, 1-o1-
UmplreE, zane and RaHls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Two base hits slEler. Elmer crnltn-
man. Wambsganss- Double plays OMEN 70
Wamhsgansss Earl smith 20 Gedeon 70
sisler. Johnston Cuuassistedl- Bases on
balls Davis. 8: Clark. 3. Innings pitched.
Davis. = sothoron. l. Hi By pitcher. BY
Clark tAuEtinl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

where They Play Tuesday.
Vernon at Seattle.
Oakland AZ Portland
salt Lake at san Francisco.
Sacramento AZ Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

the net in tennis.
14.-Criqui never fought IN this
country.
15.-wrde never beat Ledoux. They
never met
16.-Miss Zlnderstein was eIlrnf-
mated by Mrs Grace Whitenan in
the final round for the 1913 vvomen's
national tennis title by scores Of
81, So.
17.-Wamby was born in Cleveland.
1e.-Coveleskie won - games to Is
for Bagby last season.
19.-Ihe most games Bagby's won
for Cleveland IS %, in 1917
1O.-Ihe most games won by
Coveleskie in a season for Cleveland
vas p. In 1S1s.-Copyright. 1920, by
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

'Dmcan out. hit By batted ban.
Score by innings.
Cincinnati --...-.--...-.-. 900 600 0Go-o
Chicago ----.------..-...- 900 o01 0os-1
Stolen bases. Pasksrt. 2. Sacrifices, Msr-
kle. Rath. Double plays. Eopf TO Daubert.
Innings pitched. Ring. :: Her, L Hit BY
pitcher, by Ring tRobertson). Struckout,
BY Tyler, . Ring. /; Eller, / Passed ball,
Allen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York R.HE
orouklyn s--------- 1000 COZ Q05-6
New Torlz------.---.o 600 003 SOL Is Q
Batteries: Brooklyn, llaruuard. Mitch
ell. Namaux and Kreuger; New York
Nehf, Douglas and Snyder.
At Chicago. RHE
Cincinnati -----------oo0 900 600 1
Chicago -------.-----z $50 900 o0s-5 9
Batteries Cincinnati. Ruether. Salee
Brsssier and Wingos Alexander and Oar
rel
At Pittsburg-First game. Ri E.
St Louts -------.--.-oQl 900 0oo-l 1
Pirtsburg -.----.-.- 600 900 600
Batteries: St Louis. Doak and Clem-
onsi PittsburE. Ponder. Hamilton End
Haetfuer
Second game Ri z.
St Louis ----------.-00o o01 eo-I 0
Pittsburg 900 oo1 oo-1 0
Batteries: St Louis Sherbell and Dill
hoefer; PittsburE, Carlson and Haeffner.
Game called at end OF eighth inning 70
catch train.
At Boston-First game RHE.
Philadelphia ....--..O10 100 o20-4 g
Boston -.--..---...-.000 900 021-5
Batteriess Philadelphia. Meadows and
Wheat; Boston. walton. Scott and O'NeilL
Second game. RI z.
Philadelphia 900 zos 100 o-s 8
Boston ...-.---...101 900 0of "A 8
Batteries: Philadelphia. Belts. Huhbsl
and Tragresser; Boston, OeschEer and
Gowdy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Wv wv -
Two base hits. Riley. Gallagher. Sacrifice
hit Riley. Struckout. BY II. Norman. s;
By Carson. 8. Bases on balls, on e. Nor
man. 8. Wud pitches. BY II. Norman, =
Passed balls. McRae. 2 Double plays, Car
son to Ware. Gallagher 70 Barnett Time
OF game, 1.4o- Umpire, Ferro-
Gun repairing. 20 years expsrfsnce.
Allen Arms Co.. 404 n O-eEcn.-Adv.
Sell on stock to OurtI.. q CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

New York Aug. .1s.-New York and
Boston divided q double header Sunday.
The second game vas called IN the sew
e1th because OF darkness In the eighth
Inning OF the first game after Kelly uade
q home run. sending IN two men. a shower
Of straw hats struck the field Then some
one tossed q pop bottle almost 70 the dia-
mond- This was taken Up as q signal ana
THE field soon was literally covered with
bottles Boston players gathered about
pitchers box 70 Be out OF danger and
WREN thu bottle throwing ceased, reserve
police cams into the grounds and were
stands The game was held I'D while the
bottles were cleared from the field
First game RHE.
New York $500 so1 COO o4z 90 II ?
Batteries: Boston. Rudolph. Mcoullan
and GoEdy. o'Neiu; New York, Douglas,
Barnes and Snyder.
Second game- RI 2.
Boston ---------s.--- 600 100 c-1 I
New York .----......- o04 600 - s
Batteries. Boston, Scott and O'Neill:
New YORK Benton and Snyder
PIRATES Also DIVIDE.
First game. RH.E-
st. Louis $3.50. 900 OIL 600 90, 8
Batteries: Pittsburg, Hamilton and
zaeffneri St Louis Nay and clsmons. Dr.
hoefsF.
Second game R.HE
5ittsburg -----.-... ono col oo1-3 8 ?
St Louis .--..-.---- 10 900 o1s-s Il
Lee St. Louis, Kirchsr and DIlhoefsr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Milwaukee. ST.: Columbus, ~.
St Paul. As; Louisville. 81
Kansas City, As; Toledo, 81. First game
II Innings second five.
Minneapolis. 1-2s Indianapolis. as.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville. l. New Orleans. g.
Chattanooga. :; Mobile. Q. Second game.
Chattanooga, &; Mobile. ].
Memphis. 8; Birmingham. /.
Only three games scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

CkRPETs CLEANED the b
By the best cleaners WILSo'
LICAN Plant 2. Phone ISL
Want Kodak Finishings-
dara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

y 14AlA ] .
Batteries: Oakland, Alien and Dorman;
Vernon. Houcz and Dvormer.
saturdav Games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

o Curtiss q Co.-Adv.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-11
u. 5. STATES ITS
POSITION ON RUSSIA


fonNnued ffom paa, nno)
'hNi N'ititf ihNint tU hrronir rfa4nlt
assoriated with the lNicd nations IN
tinainr uf course l3uasiu Tho wnr.
woafinns oi The mas.fs az Ole pns
fifn H"nri' wac fih known ia Nli.
Nttafipuf and aYwuafIrtinsff,
rninpi'hrud0l fIuHnnue. rrlf fntUr.
"ef ana loyalty Co uuI gfsurinfns naa,
~ desirable chat we should give mnfll
And material support 90 thr proVis
ional government Whlch vHa sttan
Fiinr fo accomplish Nn-futd fnsl.
" rtrr, ou Tine wslr With yirnr uand af
The Same ilnD 90 renfpAniro tha uf.
90 the nation and establish q stable
fofefnncut Based on the popular
Sovereignty
Quite iplcpenicnt OF lisr motives
however was tht mnccrs niendshlp
ni thg government and tho p,4pio OF
tine uitnl states tor tho great Rms.
sian nation The friendship manifest
td ht Russia towards this unton iu
"a time ui iriN nud distress has lei a.
WITH an imprrishHhlc eeusr of graft
lNH' p was as % grateful friend that
We sent 90 llusfin au expert conn
mission 20 aid 20 hrineinr about such
reconciliation Of thr ralrnld trar4.
poftauon rystcm of The country AS
would fn iuNieulHfO thn whole pf ff.
ecohumlc 1870 and so AIDA 20 tine wolfe
heine of the Russian people
~ hiiN deeply rcgroftinH ihr with
dfaw4l of Nussin from thD waf I'D
critical iimc ar-i the disastrous suns
ifhd'f af lircsf ilfntt thu ItuItst
states has nly understood mat thr
pr"plc ~ RUSSIA were in noWis, a..
Hnousihio
"rhe Unltei Siatcs maintais. up
imimirrd iie ituh in tho buasian poo
nc Goa their hirh character and th.ir
iutWc That thoy will oVere0iua uh.
MUTTON. we du rot entertain tho
slightest doubt The distressing char-
aNtrr ui tusHias transition hna mann,
historical parallels ana fhe Tinted
Ntatcs 50 confident that RESTORED. frees
ana united ilrssia Will aeam ialo q
hnainE place ln tho world JOINING
with the other nations in upholdinp
petcc aud ardr4h lu@tio,.
Judgment suspended.
iutN thar time shall nrriv. mo
United States Aeols thut friondshIp
anu h"nor require ihnl lfuasl4ta tufrr.
'siN muN hu grHoroi 4ir proffrf,d and
lhAf ns inr NH russihip ali decisions
"i Nitgl inpurtan,u So IT, and rsnee-
Hiif Nose CONCERNING its aovoroipntv
over tie terrtof OF thc farmer. gn.
slau empire. pc herd Boo Hhrt inca n N s.
in lino with ihcse Important d,-
cialauUn of pnNcs tha l.uitcd Stniea
Mithteid lts approval from thp d,
'iaion W iut suurDino couucii at Iarl4
f'epsnifine Toe ludcr nndunco oi lines
5000 il'N ftpuhir uf 'iporpl9 and
A1crhHilau and so instructed lt rom
l"senthtisc Dog Huulbrrr Hus.ia Roar
ADMIRAL Newton Mrculh FINALLY.
Wiiio gladly giNine rocuunitlou 10 fhe
'ihrp"ndrncc OF Ammonia. thr govern
mont OFF thH innNa StHtea lla ulnn
NN position TINT thf iinai determine
il"n ~ iis huuHdHtlpe must unt l,