Horrors of War
A Rubs met a Jap at Chefoo. Said the Jap to the Russ: "Who are you?" "Czrxplivnatsmz." said the Russ. "Now pronounce it, you cuss,"…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The Week's War News
The Russians suffered a defeat in the naval battle off Tsushima on Sunday morning. The cruiser Rurik, belonging to the…
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The Russians at Liao-yang report that the Japanese are advancing on Mukden, and that a simultaneous attack on the two places is expected,…
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Then they heard a voice raised in anger--on deck. Duncan ran lo Hie ladder. "Close that hole," be biased back."…
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Port Arthur was subjected to a terrible bombardment by land and sea on Saturday. The fire from the Japanese guns was appalling…
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"What's that ye've got there?" demanded Duncan an hour or two later of Mike. The latter had a bowl of hot water…
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The Japanese furiously attacked Port Arthur on Monday. The Russian ships were scattered about in the harbor, with the object…
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They all instantaneously looked towards the doorway, the lieutenant stifling another groan. There stood Duncan McGregor…
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The Japanese have driven the Russians back and occupied the important town of Liaoyang. Immense processions paraded the streets of Tokio,…
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Jack was perfectly sure of it. Greatly altered though it was, and marked by trouble, be could not mistake the lines of that countenance…
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Mr Bennet Burleigh, the London " Daily Telegraph's " correspondent, reports that the battle of Liaoyang was the fiercest artillery attack in the…
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"Wid me loife, sor!" cried Mike, and be took up a position at the entrance to the hut in which was Ruth, and began quickly to put fresh…
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The Tokio correspondent of the " Daily Express" states that a heavy engagement with Kuropatkin's entire army has begun southwards of…
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"I am sorry that I even wounded him," said Jack, " for it only makes it worse for us, as we must deal more or less gently with him while he is…
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The Japanese are furiously assaulting Port Arthur on three sides, and their fleets are co-operating in the attack. The Japanese are showing…
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Jack waited a second or two to see the fight. He knew that Duncan prided himself on his sword play. He had long arms and long legs, and…
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Advices from Chefoo state that the Russians made desperate attempts to re-take Fort Kuropatkin, in the hope of restoring the Port Arthur water…
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"There is nothing more," said Ruth, "worth mentioning. You know why I left Port Arthur--to get away from the Count principally, also…
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Harbin and Che-foo telegrams state that a general Russian advance began on the 8th inst. On the 2nd inst. General Kuropatkin…
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"We must stop those people," said Jack. "Duncan, take some fellows with you and make them halt. Do not touch them --doubtless they will…
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