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NATIONAL COUNCIL.
he Had A GRIEVANCE

A POOR Feuogv VgI.o COuId Net Have
r1rod Woras-
He entered q downtown law odieos
and after waiting about an hour he vas
finally ushsred into the presence Of the
sEPoundeF OF the law.
II have q grievance that want re-
dressed" he said By way Of introdus-
ton.
''Yss?T replied the lawyer, intsrroga-
lively.
as 20 the best way 70 Proesed-"
''WsiIP''
you see. about four months ego. be
fore the conventions met, q friend OF
mine came 90 me and asked me 20 sup
port him EsR cEaos."
Yes"
AT the time he promised that Il /
would aid him, when he was elected he
would see that / was fixed All right
agreed ] started In then 30 boom him
Worked hardi and he vvas nominhtod
mainly through my ehOrts, OF course
Then worked harder still Spent my
time and money on hiul and finally be
was elected on the third OF this month
went to see him twice after that and
both times he was too busy 70 see me
To-day managed to catch him in and
he actually laughed at say claim told
me I was an old fossil, don't know
enough to go in when Il rains and ended
by saying he would meet me Ia z bit"
''WellF'
''What Is my remedy7''
"Eou have no remedy"
''WhatI 1 haven't DO you mean 90
say BANKED politician can treat a
man that way with impupity2'
Yes, sir"
But you don't understand the cir
cumatances- Before the convention I
went around our ward whoOPing it up
for him Went home drunk Eve times
and each time got it heavy from my
wife aud was compelled to put up for
hatg and dresses 70 quiet her"
yes 1t Is hard know" replied the
attorney, ''Jut you have no remedy"
Then after he was nominated by
me, remem Der, ! contributed go % the
campaign fund upon his ozFrsll prom
ise 20 take care OF me"
81 am sorry but can do nothing for
'sThen somsbody sid scmcthiag
about him that was true and attempt
ed to deny It In an open letter. got
myself tangled up IN = Newspaper dis
cussion aud made q fool OF myself, mind
you, all for him upon his ezprels prom
iss-"
There Is no Law"
"And on election day spent SIS keep
ing the boys IA spirits Election night
cheered and yelled, caught cold, vvss
laid up EOF three days and had 20 pay
the doctor IS for that"
's8s has zone back on you and that
81 All there & to It."
And have no remedy Couldn't I
sue him SoE breach Of contract? Didn't
he contract 70 IA Eas9"
''You have no case vVhstsVeE."
HAhd can do nothinR7"
Nothing"
"Au right III get even, anyhow
III get right 80 work Is soon as he's in
omcial conduct and make &c q point 70
cali and remind him OF his promise
every day. thsE8 what I'll do I'll get
svsa."
And he rushed angFiiy out Of the Of
des.-PaiiadelPbis PrsaL
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A. q young man passed alcng the
street resident remarked 70 . visitor
That Ia one Of our abIeEt Imam
eisFsH
wig. AZ lstoniahed,'' was the re-
ply ''He doesR't look 70 be over TWEEN
ty-6ve-"
He isn't 50 old aa that. even"
How does he happen TO be 90 sue
eessfutPH
blamed Il know re cane hsrs q
stranger three yGarl ego, with nothing
except his good lSo3lss and today he g.
the Euabasd of GEs richest woman In
the psn-''-Detrolt Free Pres
Eaggv s1d s1-1sl2 e 6 l.osas sish 90 'rl-l 70
cta-zrs a 11z1l uilh re I5shl q a. llsl-lilE-
Cslal1Eu=z, uEils E1ussssls= L-.sP CO n-sE Sls[
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ny virtue Of &C ordeE OF sale Issued cut OF
the District Court OF Edwards county. kan
lHZ- In an acEtll " helm ) sllgl a W right Ea
plaintiff and George n Misuur, Jane l. hGis-
ueE- the ElrullE1 Loan & Trust Co. OF Kan
aa1. 4 II Stevens 20 F Caatcens levi 5 Gould
and II g Hobaau, as asstE7uecg OF the Farmarl
Loan / Trust Co OF Kansas. were deEt nd
ants viii, on Iusaday. she zlth day % Jan,
nary 1872, between the hUuru OF 10 O'Clock. 9
IA, sua o'ctOck, p IN, at the trout dooE OF
Sae court house in Eingley, "a the county Ol
EuWQEuas aud state OF kansas oder Tor sale
az public auction and sell 30 the highesi
bidder Tor cash 10 band all tho right, title.
aud interest OF the above named dGfenuuuEs
IN and % the toligWiUE described real prop
eEiy. situated In the county OF Edwards and
state OF Kansas to-WiCs
the northwest quarter Of sectlun twenty
four, (2fl, In township tWaurg=GUur. tzEJ, OF
range gigaE1eus ti8l. west OF the 6tE y H.
said property 90 levied upon Gtaa prop
sFtT OF the above named defendants G6oFUa
ID Aisuor and Jane l. Aisusr and VIII DO sold
without lppraiaement TO safety plainttl'd
claim OF 6l,82I herein. wish interest and
costs and GcCruiuE COSTS.
Huston 6 Mccullough. bod Scott.
Attorneys. Sheriff OF Edwards Co
First publ icEtiOu Dec 25th, s58I
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any hour. For this extra work we do
not even get thanks.
But not only this, We, like other rEil-
road men, hove seen ihe necessity or
organization for our mutual benefit.
We aim by Organization to give the
companies better men at a reasonable
compensation; to insure our members
the frHteruaI support Of our members
in sickness and misfortune When a
company hires an operator belonging
TO the Order Of Railroad TeiegFsPheEs,
they should know they are getting a
competent man aud the cream OF the
profession, bat they look upon us with
distrugt because We might ask reason
able compensation for our labor
They, IS was done on the Southern
Pacific railway, ask Us 70 sign before a
justice Of the peace or notary public.
an oath 70 Withdraw from this order,
il a member, ur agree not to join if
not a member. Our 20. 900 members
will not do this, and tile balance Of
non-members will not agree 70 sign
away thsir free American right 70 join
whatever fI5tternal organization they
see 1T.
We are glad 20 see the Hutchinson
Helrs pri..t an unbiased account Of
such affairs AS the trouble on the
Southern Pacific railway and Atlantic
& PslciflC railway, and all operators
who have been able to read your paper
join in thanks to you, that we have a
paper ia our state which is not run for
corporations only, but for the people
and the news as its name suggests.
All operators in Kansas and else
where who can, should read the 1Etaeh-
insOn Nctrs. o. r. 4.
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THE Wichita E0gls is one of those
republican papers that before tie
election was telling how delighted
republicans would be to vote a demo-
cratic ticket if it would down the
peoples party. With other republi-
cap papers, it fed democrats on tafTy
week after week. and considered the
republican victory q great occasion for
democratic rejoicing. Election is
over and this is what 1t says: '-what
it (tis democratic party Of Kansasl
needs Is to be ehueksd iut0 deep hole
and the hole drawn in after il. This
is demanded not only for the sake Of
.decency, but for the sake of the health
Of the body polite. The purifying
organism by its continued presence, is
poisoning the whole atmosphere with
its nauEeating emanatiOnE. Bury it
out OF sight once and for all time; 1t
is beyond TesuscitatiOn to health and
usefulness. ''-KanSGn Democrat.
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ORDINARY stocker steers are selling
in Chicago at ? to p cents per pound,
and they will aveFags in weight some
where near 500 pounds; deduct thirty
cents per hundred far expenses of
shipping, ana We have left 1890 to
sIT.6O net for raising "a Lwo-y ear-nld
steer. Which one of our millionaire
law makers would like to take the
contract of raising enough to supply
the Chicago market al these hguresY
1t would bankrupt them in one season.
Farmers Tribune.
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Rzv LOUIS A. BAHEs. = real live
minister Of Boston. has spent many Of
his spare hours ia the aluu-s Of that
city and embodies the result Of i,Is
observations in a heart-Esnding book,
white Slaves lie shows IN a
startling manner tile evils Of the
sweating system. the tenement house
systsm, the treatment Of paupers. the
relation Of low wages a. immortality,
etc. $40 good person can read tI.is
book, - says the EesO Mutton. without
having his niind winched with pity
ai'd moved with ioathiug Tor tie SO
called civilization which not only
makes such suffering possible bat
rel,ders it 50 tIihcHit, 50 impossible to
eliele them.
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ny yiFtue OF an order OF sale Issued out Of
me district court OF Edwards county & an.
sas. wherein j Watkins was piziuLiH and
Danie! 70 Corl aud Mrs Daniel . Corr, his vito,
were nerGunHutav will ON Tuesday. tue Eigh
day OF JquuaFgr t6az- between and a O'Clock
M az the front door OF the building now
county or Edwards, and state OF kausEs,
ougE Tor sale ~ pubic auction 90 Lhe highest
bidder Tor cash hand, all the right, GIEit
and inter est OF the above named defendants
In aug 70 sue following described rasIi prop
srtyv situated ia the county OF Edwards, and
state or Kansas, La-WiEs
Inc northwest quarter OF section nine. o,
tp EWeuIy-5iI, 20, range eiBoU8su, as west o.
thg 5th p 81.
said property will be- sold without apDUGide-
ment 20 safety said order of sale
Sheriff once Edwards nauury, Kansas.
DsceIu Der Zath. 1891.
Rod SCOTT. SneriH
~ Patterson, Attorney Tor pIululIG
First Publication Dec 25th, 1881
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AT the conference of tenant farm
ers held in London, a few weeks since,
the following demands, among others.
Svere made: Reduction Of rents by
Legislative act, permanent tenure Tor
tenants, that the law of primOgeniture
be abolished all / the size uf estates lie
limited. This meeting was called to
VOICE tile demands Of the Rgvieui4 ur,sl
classes of England, and is only one
mere straw which shows how strongly
The wind is blowing in the direction Of
greater freedom for the masses.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

IN. spite Of tl4s famine in Russia
and the great shortage Of European
grain crops, the eastern rings Of slecu-
ia ors have been able to steadily
reduce the cash -IVioe Of cora and
wheat in this country. They will
hold prices where they are, or continue
,tO reduce them if possible, until the
great mass of tue farmers are dis
cOuragrd and compelled by their
necessities to sell, then the market
will take a sudden turn, and prices
will go where they beIOug -EtIq.sers
T,76une.
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III AND WISDOM.

The greatest prayer is patience
Rams Horn.
-Discontsut Is the want Of self-re-
lance. It is inArmity OF will -Emer-
son
Every man has serious rival in the
ideal man q woman likes to cit snd
dream abouE-AtchisonG Globe
Doctors are the ones who can afford
to smile every time they see men drink
ing each others hsalth--Sswar< adj
yertiser.
People may become Intelligent II
they will. bat they rnust take time to
feed their minds Information dOea
not come unsOughL
There are many persons who do
not know how to Idle their time alcnoi
they are the scouERe Of those who are
occupied--Ds Bonsld
-Jagsou says he wouldn't object to
admitting women 70 every walk Of life
e they would promise not 70 go three
abreast-Elmira Gazette.
You wiz usually End It the case
that the man who has tbs most irons IN
the ere has = wife who has 70 furnish
the l-indling. Globe
-''YOu will notice that at the close
Of an act Of an emotional play the Ia
dies in the audience cry right there,
but the gentlemen have to go cut 20
ball Scranton Truth
III some men had = Jacobs ladder OF
their own FOX getting 70 heaven they
would do their best TO keep tt as much
beyond the reach Of other people a. n
IRE escape Rams HoFG
1t Is strange that = Esa In 6as1-
cial troubles should seek relief by
drowning himself That seems least
promising of remedies Tor keeping ones
head above vgGter.-BOstoa Tran
script.
As n specimen Of severe criticism.
we notice an announcement in q New
York contemporary that Miss D.
having concluded her concert tour, Is
now going to Europe 20 learn how -
sinz. Once = Week
Here IS n great truth frosa the pen
Of q Georgia editor The man who
says ne is going TO get there and don't
yuu forget il makes more noise about
it than the man who is actually there "
Atlanta Constitution
MISREPRESENTATION You are get
ting TO be very fond of coffee, NJ
HunEes,' said Mrs. Small 60 her star
bosrder as he passed his cup up for
third rePlenishiuE. Us iGa't that, EiFG
8mEii," replied Quaker. I'm taking
the hot water treatment N 7 Sun
Ny dear sir or madam IL you can
not walk br5sisly along the pave.
don't see that , 90 are to be blamed fcz
It But there il one thing you can do
namely. walk In q straight line Give
others . chance to pass you Dol'l
EFoEEy the life out OF them b vibrating
like . psnduluua from side to side
Keep in a straight line Don't vFsSols,
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I'VE KILLED THE BEAR"

The Topeka Cupitat opened tile ball
last week by publishing the following:
The secretary IS smiling bscau use the
statement of the cost of pu bile print
ing from July Isi, 1891, TO Decsm byr
lOth. 1881, compared with the same
lime III 1870, shows = saving 70 the
state in 1897 of &IZASIIO This Is
almost entirely due to the new law
governing the public printing, which
Mr.. Higgins can truthtulIy claim as
his own work. even though passed BY
ala alliance legislature. ThH careless
and reckless manner In which the
printing was, formerly ordered was,
Tor two year,, a nightmare to this old
printer secretary, and when the senate
cOdtfying COIN UlCt6e took hold Of the
accepted, Senator J.. B.eMnFdOck. the
printer member. and he worked. in
perfect harmony.
SBch Internal rot as the above is
simply an Outrage on human fOrbear-
ance.
The law governing state printing
was a House measure, drafted by the
Ways and Means committee, was
House bill No. s4s, and was reported
TO the House by Mr.. Rogers, chair
man Of said committee.
The bill that the republicans pro
posed to pass was killed by the COM
mittee on printing. was a membsI
of that committee and was in d
/ position to know.
The republicans have been denounc-
ing the pOpulIsts for nearly year for
passing this measure, Now they
appear in a new role and want tc
claim tia credit for its passage. Why
did they not pass it when In full
power in both hOusesr They could
have saved Kansas several hundred
thousand dollars by it. No, they
wait until some one else gives the
| people the legislation, then come in
and say, 1--WE killed the BEAR
The republican politicians must be
in desperate straits, OF else they
think the people OF Kansas are lot
Of fOols.-Campbe1l, IN st. John Capital.
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r the reader wants to settle in a
wileawakr community all he has to
do is to look at the local newspapers.
y wide-awIie, well-suppOrted home
newspaper is always associated with
good schools, churches, active bust
ness, and intelligent people. 1t never
fails. No business man or piODesr in
any community makes any better
investment than in the dollar hs gives
70 the support OF good home news
Chicago Illser-Oesan.
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state OF Kansas
" P Hatheid. plaintiff,
james II riburu- james 81 Anderson, The
Aansi4a Loan q Trust %, trustees. and
Geo "a Noble, defendants.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale Issued 60 mo.
out OF said district court ia the above
eutiEi9d actlons I Will. on Monday. the GErh
day OF january a. d. lsIE2. between g and b
m. al the front door Ct the court house IA
the city OF EIusley. ia the couurV Of ~ nd
In the state OF Kansas. offer AZ public sal 9
and eel 70 the highest aud best bidder, FOR
cash IN hand, sii the folloWiuE-deo oribed real
estate, Go-Wtrs
ave- - IN township tFenly-siE. q, Eouth OF
Ealgs Hinetoen, 10 West OF the SIN , "a, IN
Edwards county. Kansas.
Tue ebove described property win be sold
without appEallel1guL 10 satisfy judgment
rendered IA favor OF james d a nderaou aud
against HaFrg = GegE.
s L SsabrooE, Rod scott,
AT Tor Pitf. sheriff OF EdEar,is Co ks
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

WHEN a nOtoriOusIy machine organ
like the Topeka Capital, \ paper that
wears the corporation brass collar
and is the servile tOOi of political
rings, and the mouthpiece OF the Shy
STEERING element OF Kansas republican
politics, talks about al campaign foF
honesty and deceucy." ala the Poiiti-
cal strumpets In the state smile audi
bfv.-AtehisoH Champion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THE American Buyer and Seller is a
new monthly published At Topeka and
devoted to the intereses Of the farmer
1t is just ia his line and should he
examined by each Of cur f;Fners.
Sample copies will be sent on aprlica-
ton To the Office at Topeka.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

TIE struggle Of the politicians over
the senatorial vacancy caused by the
death Of Senator Plumb is disgrace
10 the state, and shows to what depths
of decentralization and degeneracy The
once grand republican party has been
plunged by tile professional politicians
who control it. Instead OF allowing
the governor to perform the duty
devolved upon him by law, in peace
and quiet, and to exercise his own
judgment in selecting a proper person
TO fill the once, the hungry politicians
have hurried to the capital in hordes,
and as soon rs the governor returned
to his Office from tie funeral of the
late senator, ne has been constantly
beseigcd by these spOiis-yultures, and
his whole time for week las been
taken up in listening to the entrsaties
Of the politicians who either support
the candidacy of one man or oppose
the claims OF another. The fight
between the friends of the different
c.nJldateg has become so fierce that
they circulate all kinds of charges
against their opposing candidates
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

SFEAkINo Of the silly statement of
the Topeka Capital, that iS3iiissls y i'll
DO aH object OF ridicHle IA congress
this session. the Kansas City T,niss
very truthfulIy, fem days since,
said: $50 far must Of tl.e ridicule has
come from within t;,e state Had it
not been for ilie Capital and its feeble
satellites there never would have
been amy calamity howl, and the idea
at Fidiculing the Kansas representa-
lives ia .cnRgIsas newer W"Utd have
been Thought Of. Tie Loyit0i and its
allies are responsible for all this sort
OF ..uerile rot 4Ii,liscI, champion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THERE is much food for reflection
on the part Of our legislators in the
statement that while Legislation may
stop pooling "a IL limited extent, it
cannot and will not stop railroad con-
solIdntiOn, which will keep on until
all the lines Of this country are con-
solidated under "a few great systems. -
-JOlt1.1luL of Finance.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

Aunds Runsby-Be you tn postmus-
teri
Sir. Vuu Csts-E Az
Auntis Bunshy-Here's q letter & NY
darter in !'hiliyGelPhy. When you Eit
over there & day, an hand Is e her, tsIi
her I'm comm mex week forgot to
write It. an hate { tear tn enveIopa. -
judge
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THE old parties have all tie adysll-
tage of the Pulitioal Inertia Of tie
nlass- Hundreds aud thousand Of men
rvniain republicans and democrats
Es~canse they hGveII's the time aud
energy To becoIns Independents. It
1ates time u Esga. u takes brain
Nvurk to solve political problems. It
takes originality to step out Uf the
aid rats and take = he's liue Of action.
Hence tie independent ranks e0ntaiH
the men Of Thought, Of originality, Of
c-'litage- Tie independents are in
y.'stigatoEa; Aa.y ire the RADICALS OF
iise age; at.d through ti'eir actions
ihe tuirsn race is sOiiIg g take its
next great forward step. = N,ebTasisi
LIZ i,ss-is.l-
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-WhethsV shszP postage Is 3 GOOD
thing o. not Is qnsatinasd beeauss 8
certain country paE8on has written Tss. d.
coo begging letter. His vie has writ
ten Il ,g0o sore. aud his children g few
Thousand besides About oao perusa Ia.
hfty written 20 Responded. oao q IA,
sz4snt OF So, OG0-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THE theory Of tie intrinsic value Of
money has been abandoned by the
best writer's and speaders.-E,teyet,,-
Pedia BrttGlsntcg.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
Tie gtssLEY GRAPHIC.


NEWS came by telegraph Is We go
10 press that Ex-COnRressmaB B. ".
Perkins has been appointed tn all tho
vtcaney caused by the death Of Preston
b. Plumb.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

EIGHT thousand men answered an
advertisement for 200 bsIds IN New
York City recently. There IS no en-
forced idienesa ina our country-oh, moi
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THERE has been a decrease Of sO,-
900 in the population Of Rome during
the past four years.
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-IWenEg-o1a spao-Ue1a o Eo1-TI
shells have been found in the vieiuftv
Of Boston Some OF these fo1aiia vrer,
found in the Muddy river. o. In, border
OF Brookliuss some have been founa q
the dredging Of the Charles rtFor aes-
the Back bag- soms0f SEs oyster s1aIis
arc ten inches long.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

The Indian chief. Lot, OF the Lssvseg
8Pokszss. q called she Indian goloHoa-
A he No IoageF Gghts the uhits zau
hs Is NOS such bad Lot a. he ursa 90
- -PhiladeipFis Ledger.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

QUIZ infant industries are only IFS
years old.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

''FFt.at world OF change thiz is7''
siEhsd Mr.. Biuus. looking over AZ old
newspaper.
And hovE little z-shold or sighed
Mrs. BiiIus, looking over her cid COWS.
-chieago TTibaRe-
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an right III get even, anyhow
III get right 80 work IS soon as he's in
Official conduct aud make &c q point 20
call and remind him OF his promise
every day. thsts what I'll do. I'll get
even"
And he rushed angFily out Of the Of
cs.-Phfiadslpbis PrsaE
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-26
WAR NOT ENDED.
The Condition Of Affairs In Idaho Said to
BE Alarming.

The Condition of Affairs in Idaho Said to
BE Alarming.
WALLACE, Idaho. July l9.-The con-
dition of affairs in the Ceur d'Alene
continues to be alarming. There seems
to be conviction settling down that
there is on foot scheme of an ag-
gressive character on the part of the
miners's union. though as to what this
move may be opinion is divided. Tho
general opinion is that large numbers
of miners. union men, are coming into
the C9ur d'Alena from Montana by
way of Thompson Falls.
The Gem mine will start up with .
full force of non-union men tonight
and the Frisco will start also with
non-union men. A squad of twenty.
five regulars started up the Nine Mile
canyon yesterday morning. They will
camp up there.
The strikers in the mountains have
sent down word that they intend to
carry on a guerilla warfare. This
warfare would be terrible. The troops
and towns are down in the canyon at
the mercy of the strikers on the sides
of the mountains This move has been
expected for some time. Prompt
action on the part of the troops in cut
ting of supplies from the strikers.
thus forcing them to come down out OF
the mountain would shorten the fight