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and free remedies" You MAJ d
upon 1t that there is W., I'M,
string attached to all thess ~;
that in the end you pay N.Y. ,sssi
would TO a real doetor-ons ~. -. u
understanding your case ana 81 r1,,.
reputation depends upon ths s .s.,;
makes. Most OF these free dii
consist simply OF a few aOss,s .a o.
powerful stimulant. when. ' ne ~
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IN worse condition than oeioFs
rent." resalia
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ihese methods. For twenty ~
been a practiclng physlclan siss,,s
IN the treatment OF ehroAs hsf
men and women. Year by VI Is y
tice has grown until today : ~,
ten times over than that o. Il. "a
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BY his method OF treasil,epnSS,Ioss /
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oning. Kidney and Urinary drl
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Local.

Committee APPOINTED by the county
commissioners for that PURPOSE report
upon tho condition Of the affairs of coun-
tv officers.
w 7 Junkn. formerly Of Houston.
now Chinese missionary. safe at shang-
hal
Alarming spread OF charpon among
stock in South Texas,
Meeting to organize an alumni assscia-
tiou of tho University OF Virginia,
More damage suits growing out Of the
attack upon negroes on Southern Pacific
train.
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THE BOERS AND THE FILIPINOS
Are Both Struggling for Liberty and 1t
Should Be Given Them
Lentz of Ohio Says That If the Policy of Mckinley Is
Right. Then Britain Is Right i'm Crushing
the South African Republics.

their morality rendered morbid by money
and their love Of liberty cloudcd by the
license OF imperial fayorhiem. And TO whist
end? That the few may rob and enslave
the many. Is this the onward march OF
progress, the planting OF the divine prin-
oiple of liberty in benighted land? II 81.
what is dolatry, despotism and the mark
of the best? Is It not perfectly clear that
the motive behind mdtarlsm and can
queet was begotten in sin and brought
forth in iniquity? Who are those who dare
to justify their bloody deeds behind the
! pilfered expressions Of truth and Justice?
/ How do they justify the horrors they
commit? Was WAT for the benefit of those
we exterminate they hypocrtically do
clare, in order that the fruits OF liberty
may be extended 10 those who proyiden-
! TALLY escape our sword and torch. This
is he doctrine OF civilization we bring
to the Orient The continuation OF this
! policy in the Philippines and Puerto Rico
can have but one logical result the de-
ssruCticn Of the American Republic and
the erection OF some form OF despoti sm
in its place. republic anywhere Is a
menace to despotism everywhere. The
spirit which governs aud enlghtens the
former Is lnimical to The exstance Of the
latter wherever located. We must choose
between the light and liberty of the one
and the darkness and degradation OF tHe
other, II IS momeptecus decision which
the american people must make nest
November, and enc witch will affect the
future OF the whole world. But l have
no doubt Of the result because ! believe
in the Righteousness and probity and love
CT liberty OF my couutrynen and in such
crisis as this know they can be trusted
to render a verdict for which the world
! will give thanks for centuries TO come
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
Denounce President nv Too Weak 10
Live IN 10 His Convictions.

Concord, n. H., August 1.-The state
democratic convention met here toby and
unanimously nominated DR.. Frederick E.
Potter OF Portsmouth for governor. Presi-
Dental electors were nominated and a new
State committee chosen. after which the
convention adjourned.
The resolutions indorse the National
platform adopted at Kansas City ana de-
clare "unwaverlng loyalty and devotion %
che republican democracy established by
the fathers as against the imperial plutoc-
ney set up by Mark Hanna and his CO.
adjutors and illustrated in the administra-
ton OF William Mckinley, who, however
honest in his personal convictions of plain
duty. Is too weak and subseryient 10 live
up TO them for moment against the die
tation OF his masters"
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POLITICAL.

The Ohio democratic clubs passed some
caustic resolutions.
Congressman l. ntz saws there If no
difference between deriving Beers Of lib
erty aud in deprvlng Filipiuos.
4 prominent Ohio republican will stump
the State against Mckinley.
Mr.. BRYAN SAYS he will discuss the in
como tax ISSUE
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EORELGN.

The Niearaguan government has taken
possession Of tho Maritime Canal COM
pany's effects
A member of the house of commons SAYS
England is hoted because she lays her
hands with frantic eagerness on all ter
ritory adjacent to her own.
Two strangers shouted Viva l'anar-
chic at Mouza and were arrested; an
alleged anarchist is said to have declared
that Emperor williams turn is next
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TEXAS PoLITIuS

Hon. R. L. Henry was nominated for
anothsr term in congress by Seventh
district democrats.
The meeting of the state republican
committee at san Antonio was warm af-
fair
Eighteen ballots were taken in the Sec
ond supreme district convention wi bout
Charge.
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Renniem nnssnt rc,nrl,nnn.

tions are on foot among the Italians OF
this city for the execution Of memorial
service in honor of the late King Humbert.
They are planning requiem high mass
at the Catholic church, which will occur on
the day Of the interment All Of the Ital-
ians in both Texarkanas have draped the
front Of their business houses with crepe.
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Election in the Choctaw NATHAN

pehison' Texas, August lat the gem
eral election held today in the Choctaw
Nation the Indications point TO the cleo
tion OF G. w. Dukes as governor. e. N.
Wright Of Atoka and G w. Dukes of Tall
nina mn, are the rival candidates for governor;
Wright represents the white element
y Mnlie Dukes represents the full blood In
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IMPORTANT PAPERS FOUND.
Members of House of Commons Said
to Have Favored Boers

London. August 1.-The Daily Tele-
graph, on the authority of its Capetown
CORRESPONDENT, asserts today that d1cu-
ments Of the highest Importance emanat-
Ing from England have been discovered
in Pretoria, duplicating members Of the
hcuse OF commons and other prominent
persons in England who have agiblted n
taYor OF the Beers, It says that startling
developments may be expected shortly.
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Not bale Of SPOT cotton sold in New
York, New Orleans. Houston or Galveston
yesterday.
Cotton futures unchanged to t-6i of in
Liverpool and s to is points down on this
side
The what market was firm and showed
an advance OF Sc corn was weak and de-
cllned nc: oats closed lower, provisions
advanced.
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ftderate Veterans, will de n guest OF the
thirty fourth annual encampment OF the g,
A. Il. at Chicago August Il. General Gordon
was extended an invitation at the request OF
General Albert d. shaw, communicative chief
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. General
Gordon replied accepting the invitation con
diuoaally on the state OF his health.
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TO INVESTIGATE ANARCHISTS.

Washington, August 1.-The positive
connection between Brescl, the Italisn
murderer OF King Humbert, and the New
Jersey anarchists has moved this govern
ment to take measures to Investigate the
anarchist situation in and around New
York Just what steps have been taken
is not made public.
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WEATHER. IMPORTATION.


Washington, August Eastern Texas-In.
crossing clouduesa and local rains Thursday
Friday generally fair; light north to oastery
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Generally
fair Thursday and Friday; ,asterly shifting
to soLtherly winds.
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WIN Discuss Income Tax I,o,cr

nihcoln' Neh,, August Wv. j. Bryn
saiu To-Day he would not discuss the D.
come tax in his notification speech nut
W w0uia deal with the subject in his Letter
~ sg,eeptance' He said he regarded the
:. sAu iInn Of the. Chicago platform as
ciple. 'Nsone VaA
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noYT RELEASED.
VIII ne Placed Under PhysIcian's
Care and Guardian Appointed.

Hartford, Conn, August 1.-The decision of
Judge freeman OF tho probate court In the
case Of Charles II Hoyt. the playwright. was
announced today. Mr., Hoyt is released from
the retreat for insane where he was con-
hned, on condition that be be placed under
the care OF physician selected BY his friends
aud that guardian be appointed.
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Jester viii leave here at once for Okla
homa TO his old home, where he was ar-
rested two years ago
Icrish. when the verdict was made
known fl caused general rejoicing through
out the town
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
been the experience OF others; il
VIII be yours. HOODS PILLS are
eold by all medicine dealers. 70 cta
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DOMESTIC.

In the trial Of the Caleb Powers case
the defendant made some damag ng ad-
missions, but was not enlangled by the
prosecution.
Alexander Jester was acquitted of the
murder of Gilbert Gates
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SPORT.

1t is said either Tebeau or McGraw
will soon be released by the st. Louis
management.
Long shots prevailed at Chicago and
fayorites Mt st, Louis.
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BopY TO REST IN ROME.

Rome. August 2.-The ministers have
unanimously decided that the body OF
King Humbert shall rest in Rome. Fiji
teen thousand troops VIII pay the last
honors to the dead king.
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Reed would NJ Talk.

Boston, August l.--FoIner speaAs'
the House Thomas B. pea; WAY W
this city. refused to s. whe'ael :. (
f. was his intention t. make sp.ss.aa
Maine or elsewhere dSing the el's...-
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Mr. Bryan WIN visit New yolK.

view forK' August LIT was annhnced
~ democratic State headquarters hat a
$500 asd been received from Mr.. Bryan
'iHs ne expected TO be in Nef York
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THE RAILROADS.

Proposition submitted by the roads
TO tho commission considered fair so
luton Of the Shreveport Texarkana sit
uation.
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unted States Department OF agriculture
weather bureau. cotton region Lulletin Tor
ths twenty four hours ending at S q. N
10Th meridian time. yesterday:
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Tonight

II your liver is out OF order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose Of
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Free Treatment,
Free Samples
A "str,np'' Is Iways Attached = n /.
Generous Oers The uitimae w. ~
Less ana Rtults Certain wnsa ~
Are rrSted by DR.. nainasV'
Nh Master Specialist

IT vour puse needs repairing yot q, \,
NOT get a blacksmith TO do It. wl!,v.
when va are sick, do you buy ~
miss mtture of drugs from so1s z
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CITY OF MEX1Co- -News from Guatemala
Is Of a disaletins nature; the country APP
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Gordon VIII Attend G. A. IL. Meeting.
Atlants. Ga, August i.--General ], n, Cor
don, col imander-in-chief Of the United Con.
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lmANsV
COMMERCIAL,

Lord Roberts reports tho surrender Of
1900 more Beers.
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uencrnt unservnr,ons.

Observations Jnken at all btat.ona By tn
United States weather bureau. at s D, III.
Yesterday. 10th meTidisn tiu.i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
ADVISE TAYLOR TO RESIST.

Republican Leaders Confer on the situ-
- alton In Kentucky.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 13.-The Re-
publican leaders, while not abandoning
the fight against Goebel in the legisla-
ture, are eagerly awaiting news from
Washington as to what aid the federal
government would give the Taylor ad-
ministration in the event Gosbel is
seated by the legislature. That the
Republican leaders are advising Gov
ernor Taylor to resist in case the legis-
lature decides in favor of Goebel and
are promising support to him is gener-
ally: admitted. Major A: T. Wood,
whom Governor Bradley appointed SEN
ator in 1896 but who failed to be seated,
said: '-.-
"Taylor has been elected and if he is
turned out by an arbitrary board we
should not countenance its action. We
should fight, if it be necessary"
There was conference during the
day of Republican leaders from all
over the state. Among them were
many prominent oficeholders and it is
said that more pressure is to be brought
to bear at Washington in favor of Tay-
lor than has been heretofore.
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*
RUSSIA MAKES DEMANDS.

osar Taking Advantage. Of Great Bris.
aims Prsoooupation in South Afriea.
VANcoUvER, B. G., Jan. 13.-The
digest of opinions Of the principal Chi
nesa-Japanese papers, as received by
the steamer Empires of Japan, IL days
from Yokohama, indicate that Russia
is Enthusiastically revealing her inten-
tions in the Far East. The China Ca
zette says that, taking advantage Of
England's pressing engagements in
South Africa, the Russian government,
through it's consul at Hankow, has re-
vived it's claim to the Jardin- Matheson
land, making demand for the prop
erty in the most peremptory fashion.
The Russian consul claims that the
question of the disputed ownership of
the land has been absolutely decided in
favor'of his government and he has an
nounced his intention to take forcible
possession of the property without fur
ther negotiations. His actions are said
to have been extremely high handed.
Relations between the British and Rus
sian residents are strained to the break
ing point. r.,.' -.F" r tsF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
JAPAN NOT ALARMED.
Apparently Willing and Anxious to Try
ConeIusions With Russia. ,.5

Apparently Willing and Anxious to Try
ConsIusions With Russia. ,
VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 18.-According
to Oriental advices there is abundant
evidence in the Japanese press of the
probability that Japan is drifting into
a war with Russia. The Japanese ap-
parently do not shrink from the danger
of approaching conflict and have
placed in England orders for large
number of suits Of warm winter cloth
ing in preparation for a campaign in
Korea. It is learned from Kobe that a
cruiser with number of Japanese
troops on board recently sailed from a
Japanese port for Korea and three
transports have been chartered to carry
troops to Kobe The following is a
sample of Japanese journalism:
'.The Japanese are convinced that to
permit Russia to occupy Korea or to
recognize Russian ascendency in North
ern China would be dead menace to
Japan's rapidly developing strength.
Japan believes her. navy is strong
enough to attack Russia and the opin-
ion is that the interests Of the two ma
tions are so conflicting that it is impos-
sible, to avoid rupture in the near
future:n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
TO INVADE THE CAPE.

The Capture of Kurumsn Said to Pre-
{s-5 sage . New Move t... III
CHICAGO, Jan. ia cablegram to
The Record from Cape Town says: The
seizure Of Kuruman, northwest of Kim
berley, by the republican forces is
much discussed here. The Beers OBJ
ject is declared to be the invasion of
Cape Colony by way of the Prieska and
Kenhardt districts and the fomenting
of rebellion. The people thereabouts
are excited and disafected and if rebel
lion once gets headway it will be hard
matter to check it, for the country is
sandy, making travel difficult, and
there are no railways west Of that
which skirts the republics on their
western borders.
It is reported that the Beers, think
ing the force in the field more than suf-
fcient to cope with the British, have
permitted one burgher ont OF every
seven to return to the cultivation Of his
land. It is also reported that the re-
publics have in reserve an additional
force Of 10000 men.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
SECURED MUCH CURRENCY.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars stolen Frou
AN Indiana Bank.

Fifteen Thousand Dollars stolen From
AN Indiana Bank.
PRINCETON, Ind, Jan. 13.-Robbers
blew up the safe and vault in the bank
ing house of McGinnis, Teel & Co., at
Owensville, this county, and secured
SIS, 900, the total currency in the bank.
The money was placed on handcar on
the Mt Vernon branch of the Evans
vile and Terre Haute railroad and rnn
to Poseyville, 12 southeast. Here the
handcar was left and the money was
removed to a vehicle. The robbers
crossed the Wabash river to the Illinois
side.
The safe and vault were demolished.
The doors and shutters were tern from
the building, the walls damaged and
the roof blown off. Valuable papers
and notes were either lost or de-
stroyed, a. .--.. $685..
The banking firm is one of the Oldest
in Southern Indiana.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
AGAIN A MONARCHY.
French Noble Declares That the Repuh-
lilo VIII BE Overthfown.

French Noble Declares That tho Repub-
lilo VIII Be Overthrown.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Count de la Ches-
ney, who was married at Colorado
Springs two days ago and who passed
through Chicago on his way to Paris,
believes that France will again have a
monarchial form of government.
Nothing will be done in political
way to reorganize the government" he
said, "until after the Paris exposition;
that is practically matter of agree
ment among the high statesmen.
But France is near a change. The
Fashoda incident and the Dreyfus af-
fair added much to the general discon-
tent among the masses. At the proper
time the man to lead the roya1ist party
will be found. It is not unlikely that
Prince Louis Napoleon, now a colonel
in the Russian army, will be the. one
who will be chosen"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
BY OTIS
Several Towns South of Manila
Occupied by American
Troops.
as% 49, f.g .a <'. 5ss}$
Large Number of Prisoners With
Arms and Ammunition
hkGus tG2E
All Cavite Province Occupied by
Wheaton Heavy Filipino
Losses. u

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-General Otis
has made report to the war depart
ment in regard to the military opera
tions in Luzon, south of Manila, show
ing the capture of several towns, and
large number Of prisoners with arms
and ammunition. The message is as
follows: @.%s af,..tsfa@ #
Continued operations Bates COM
mand south Manila, Thirty-seventh and
Thirty-ninth regiments Calam ba COM
manded by Bullard.s On JAN i, Bull
ard, with two battalions, Thirty-ninth,
attacked force insurgents in vicinity,
driving enemy, capturing town of Ca
bayuo, following day Binan, enemy's
loss 80 killed, large number wounded,
20 prisoners and rifles captured; casual
ties, three men slightly wounded.
''Jan. 8, Boyd, three companies Thir-
ty-seventh, captured General Rizal,
official papers and property three miles
east of Los Banos; Jan 4, Long, detach-
ment Thirty-ninth, attacked insurgents
at Carmona, rs killed, no casualties;
Jan. 8, Bullard, with portions Thirty
seventh and Thirty-ninth regiments,
attacked enemy south Calamba, whom
he drove beyond Santo Tomaso, killing
"a, capturing artillery; casualties one
private killed, Captain Baker and Lieu
tenant Pelita, Thirty-ninth, slightly
wounded; Jan. H., Cheatham, Thirty
seventh, l06 men, supported by artil-
lery, attacked insurgents two miles
west Santo Tomaso, driving them from
that section; no casualties; General
Schwan's column, consisting squadron
Fourth, one of the Eleventh cav
airy, Thirthieth, Forty-sixth infantry
and six Nordenfeldt guns, under Cap
tain Van Dusen, seized Binan, SLANG,
lndang Naic, scattering enemy, who
were severely punished. Wheaton's
column three troops Eleventh cavalry,
Fourth, Twsnty-eighth, Thirty-eighth.
and Forty-ffth regiments, Astor and
Kenley's batteries, have driven enemy
from all important points north of
SLANG line; had heavy fighting, cap
tured considerable public property, in
ficting heavy loss upon and scattering
enemy; Schwan's column now moving
in Northern Batangas in southerly d.
rection. All Cavite province occupied
by Wheaton's command, heavy loss to-
enemy during week in men, ordnance
and other property; all operations very
successful"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
sULzER AFTER GAGE.

J. =. s5 g.
New York Congressman Wants Bank sad
Customs House DoRl Investigated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. Mr.. Catch
ings (Miss.) was sworn In as member
at the opening of the session of the
house. He has been detained at home
since congress convened. The resigna-
tion of John Walter Smith, governor of
Maryland, was also laid before the
house.
Mr.. Sulzer on. Y. } then presented for
immediate consideration the resolution
for the appointment Of special COM
nittee of nine members to investigate
the relations of the secretary of the
treasury with certain New York ma.
tional banks, and transactions relating
TO the customs house. but under objec-
tion the resolution was compelled to
take the usual course.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
COMMITTEE UNANIMOUS.

Only Difference Relates to tho Manner
go f5s of Excluding MI. Roberts,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Roberts
investigating committee held a pro.
tracted session during the day in the
hope of reaching conclusion, but so
many legal questions were discussed
that conclusion was not reached nor
any vote by the committee. A mem ber
Of the committee is authority, for the
statement that the delay is due mainly
to Q desire to secure unanimity and
avoid, il possible. two reports. The
difference relates to the manner of ex-
cluding Mr.. Roberts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-13
VIGOROUSLY PROTESTING.
British Newspapers Assert Censorship OF
WAR News IL Ovsrdone.

British Newspapers Assert Censorship OF
War News Il Ovsrdons.
LONDON, Jan. 18. The newspapers
were reconciled during the early days
Of the war to cable censorship, taking
1t for granted that full narratives sent
by mail would supply all deficiencies.
For some weeks, however, even the
mail correspondence that has arrived
in London has shown signs Of habitual
censorizing by the officials. Pages are
numbered without chronolo illogical or log
ical connection, leaving the happenings
described quite unintelligible in soma
matters. The papers, acting appar-
emily in conjunction, are laying these
matters before the public, insisting
that they be permitted to know and
print the facts.
The Daily Mail accuses the war Office
Of .doctorings in editing Of dispatches