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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
The Reliable Druggists
 KELLY & CO. SKAGWAY DAWSON NOME
HURT
William Lauer Meets With
 Serious Accid mt

Wmam iau,r. th. dri.r of the Col d.u North hotel hus mot with an 1cci' don't which may prove ntL
 Yesterday afternoon hc vas removing l broken piccNof glass from a storm win' dow Whii, hc was puiins on the glass C.. reI,ts.. it from thc s.,h .t slipped and entered his thigh about two inches and . htir
 pr. RIuulus Was quickly summoned a,ui Jr,-~s..l th, iuilt,i member. stating at th, um, thJt therc v1s nothing srr- uH. Gut last cV,liu- e-"ut o'clock. Wha, turning u h.s h.,i thr blood start- .I ufr,sb and thc W,lud bl,d freely. leaving Illvr in vcr, weak condition. ,T,.s.Iy ,Nlmininv tar w"Ind again "r. HIuuliis Std l1t perhaps it would prov. mor, scr.'us than nr at first thought IIc sgrm.s.! thot the his Vein had been ruptur-d
 Early this morning Iaucr WIS resting ,1Sily.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
.HE HIT ANARCHY HARD
Father Turnell Delivers Able Lec-
 ture Against tho Reds

The lecture on "Anarchlsm" delivered by Rev. Father Turnell at the Catholic church Friday evening was well attend cd.
 Father Turnell commenced his remarks by saying that this phenomena Of anar- chism Is a thing altogether peculiar to the present epoch. and that nothing of the kind k known to have existed in past history. The speaker then compared the present period with the past. as recorded in history. .A4 -.
 in medieval times. odfy hfee rulers were murdered In France and England, Kings Henry the III. and ". Of France and King William Rufus. Of England. who was found murdered In a forest. and t was never learned who killed the mon arch. He was the only English sover- iegn who wns ever put 70 death by the people.
 Then Father Turnel turned to the con ditlon existing In the United States. de- taillng the number of attemps made at assassination and those that were accom- plished.
 Anarchism is systematized lawlessnesS
 Anarchists have no religion; they are found to be pronounced inildels and atheists. Backunim. an officer In the Russian army. resigned his position and went to Germany. where he became dis ciple of the famous philosopher Hegcl. and there inaugurated the present plan of anarchy. In speaking of his inhdeity. Bacbunim said: God is the first lie. and Right Is the second" His successors were Henrlka Maltcsta. who was another rabld inndel Roth Backunim and Maltes- ta were scions of arstocratic families. the latter belonging to an old and honor cd Italian family mentioned by Dante. Herbert spencer's anarchism was then i referred to. In his book on Social Sta tics Spcncer says: "Govcrnment Is es- scntinlly immoral. It Is the offspring of 1 evil. bearing about 1t all the marks or It's parentage. It is because Of the eVil In society that governments exist. and therefore government Is necessary evil. Father Turnell then showed that anar- chism was absurd on the very face. and mentioned remedies that he thought would suppress tho evil. Forcihle meas ures. he said. would prove unavailing. The better way would be to oppose the spirit of insubordination prevalent In so- ciety. by the faithful practice of Christ ian obedience. recognizing that authority comes from God We are altogether canal. as far as our own rights are con cerned. so that no one has any right to , command or order us about but the rec ! ognized right of God. and we should con sider persons in authority as invested with the authority of God. himself. 1 We should obey any man vested with authority. let 1t be n policeman or mar shal. just as We would obey the Presl- dent of the United states.
 | Anarchy should be opposed in all places We should all combine our forces to that end. irrespective of creed or politics. All loyal good. citizens should combine for the purpose of putting down Anarchy.
 The lecture was listened to attentively from beginning to end and left deep impression on those who were in the au- dience.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
IS
 WILDER
Thermometer Goes Upward
 Very Slowly
Raisas Six Degrees At White Horss and Two At Dawson-Consider- ably Warmer Here Being 22 Degrees Above Zero

. Tho weather was modeutipg considera: bly last night. The wind had died down only occasional gusts being noticeable.
 From i5 degrees above, Friday night at 10 o'clock. last night the thermometer registered 22 above.
 From reports from Dawson it apper that the weather was growing miide: an along the line.
 At White Horse. Friday evening. tho temperature was at one degree below Last night at o'clock it was above.
 Friday the telegraph reports from Dawson were to the effect that the wea- ther was cold there. 1t being 10 below. Last night the report came out that the weather was some warmer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
III MUST GET.
 WARMER
Cold Weather Delays Power
 House Work
Company Has Q Gigantic Plan On Foot-Win Make Reservoir of Lake Dsvs, and All Other Ad- jacsnt Streams

Manager Priestly. of the light and WA tter company -surted-iast-niyirt that work on the power house would be resumed just as soon as the weather moderated. Al present the weather Is 100 cold for tho laying of mortar.
 All of the machinery Is on hand and everything is ready for the construction or the building. The lumber will be on the ground by the first of the week, somo of it having already been brought from the P. C. dock.
 Manager Priestly also gave out a bit of information. The company will at tempt to corral all of the weter of lake Dewey. This means that at least two of the streams on the hillside will be turned into the reservoir. furnishing much larger supply of water than here tofore.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

DAWSON. Nov. 2-The first marrow es- cape from death on account of the cons dition of the river from floating Ice has just been reported
 All day yesterday ana today the river has been flowing full of ice.
 Last night just before dusk n small boat came down the river containing two men. The boat wns m the middle of the stream. hemmed all around by floating ice. The river was running swiftly and the two occupants cried Justify for as- sIstance, but none could be given. as it would have meant. pernaps. instant death for any one on shore to go to their
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
WHERE {?
Fears Entertained For the
 NOia'S Safety

A report rcachcd here from White llnrsc lust night that grave fears were entertained there about the steamer Nora. The ora on her trip up from Daw- son dij rot See the Nora. and many thought that some disaster had befallcn her
 The Alaskan wired ttS special cores pondcrt at White llorsc for particulars. and the following dispatch came tn ans wrr Co the query:
 WRITE HORSE. Nov. s-Somc scnsa- tioualist started the report today that the Nora wus in bad position down the river. The rlmor Was traced down and pronounced fake. Ey this time the Nora should bc well on her way Co Dawson. she has not been reported at Hootalin- qua or Five Fingers. but this is not con- sidcr,d unusual Place Io faith iu ru- ror-onlv a cauari.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
To Winter In the East

Bishop Rowe has written from Seattle to friends in this city that he has just re- turned from the Episcopal general con- ventIon, recently held In san Francisco. and is now en route to Toronto. whero Mrs. Rowe will spend the winter.
 Bishop Rowe will then go East. where he will deliver missionary lectures.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Condition of Dawson Markets

Hon. Ed. orr arrived from Dawson last evening and reports that there nre plenty of provisions there to last through the winter. but the stocks of several commodities might be exhauted before navigation opens.
 When he left Dawson hay was selling ot es cents. oats at cents and potatoes at from l5 to 2D per pound.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Sweeping Changes

Sweeping reductions have been made in the force at the wharf and in the offices at the uptown depot Of the w. r. & Yukon. on the lst the force was re- duced nearly two-thirds.
 The office on the wharf has been closed Jim Wallace has been assigned posi- ton in the Broadway office. MT. Howard has been added to the force in the audit ing department.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Through the able management Of Mar tin Conway the business of Behrcnds X Co. has so increased in several depart ments that an arch way is being made between the present store and the ad- joining building which will be fitted up and occupied as a. clothing. hat and shoe department. The old store will be used exclusively for the dry goods department
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
HAD NARROW ESCAPE

aid. owing to the bad shape of the river.
 The boat rapidly drifted below the city and tho cries for help from the two men faded away into the distance.
 IL appears that early this morning. when the bo~t was drifting near Moose hide. the Indians heard the repeated can for help. and two set out from shore and rescued the two men who were nearly dead from fright and exposure.
 Late this afternoon tne two men wera brought here. but they are unconcious and up to the time of sending this dis patch their names could not be ascertain ed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
EMMA MOTT DUE
Steamer On Her Wap Up the River
 From Dawson

The steamer Emma Nott Is due at White Horse this noon. She made q trip to Dawson loaded with freight and quite n number Of passengers The Nott has made good time south bound. which speaks of the good condition of the Yu- kon.
 When she arrives she will be lr'mediate- ly tied up for the winters overhauling.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Sand Storms

For the twcnty-four hours ending last night at o'clock. skagway has been the scencc of extremely bad sand storms. The wind would go tearing down tho streets. picking up the dust In great manner. some times rolling the sand up in huge clouds. which made walking very dlsagreeable.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
FURS l!
Fine Display On Broadway
 At the Money Kings

Tor two days more there will be a dis play of robes. cloaks. collarettes. boas. cans. etc. See them and the price and they will be yours.
 ovcrcoats. fur lined and sheepskin. from e.
 Fur caps. gloves and mitts. Boots and shoes for men. For the ladies. some or th, daintiest footwear imaginable. Dur ing the week something will be said about fine China cups and saucers' In i,ishu. Kaga. Seije and other ware. HaV- Hand China fish. game and salad sets dishes. cut glassware. ornaments. There will be short article on jewell ry. latest styles iu nugget and other work. Watch and clock repairing.
 Money King Keelar.
 Diamond Merchant. Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

DAWSON. Nov. 2.-This place was thrown into great excitement today when the news became generally circulated on the streets that a distillery was raided last night. and the arrest of three prom innnt citizens had followed.
 For some time the mounted police have been aware of the fact that much Illicit liquor was being placed on the market They set ,o work and soon had it located
 Last night several of the policemen lcf' headquarters and went out of the city
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
POLICE RAID ILLICIT STILL
 AT DAWSON
Three Prominent Citizens Arrested For Operating Dstl-
 lery Without Government Permission

about five miles. There they found what they were looking for. They swooped down and captured the distillery and came back to the city and arrested the I.aary brothers. who operated it. and then arrested Charles Williams. who owned the distillery.
 All are in jail but will be released on Lail. awaiting trial next Tuesday.
 Williams. who owned the plant. I- heavily interested on Hunker. and owns several of the big paying propositions
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Ora Will Tie Up

Steamer ora which arrived Friday morning from Dawson. will undoubtedly tie up at lower LaBarge for the winter. There Is no freight at White HorSe to be sent to Dawson. and no passengers to warrant a trip down the river
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

The Ladies Bazaar are right in b for new goods. new trimmings and gooi business. Bargains in belts. no snide goods. but good values for your money in an uuncs. Rroinard N Armstrong. also Carlson sc urric- 1yt silks. b1ttcrick pat terms and novelties t6 Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Bosworth & Aggers, wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry. butter. eggs and vege- tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

The City Of Topeka Is due from Sit Sa Wednesday and the City Of Seattle Is also ported for the same day from se- attle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

All we want is an the trade in sight P. tI Cltysou ss Co.. tnc one r'ricv Cloth iue. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State strects
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Good Train Yesterday

A good train load of passengers came over yesterday from White Horse. Quite a few boarded the train at Caribou.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

overalls, jumpers. coats and jeans. Le- vi Strauss make at big reduction at our closing out sale. cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
STEAMER NOTES

The Al-Ki left port yesterday morning shortly before 6 o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Belle of Lcxiugtoa whiskcy- eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- key-strlctly pure-at the Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

For draying or expressing. call cowan. Phone s. Automatic. i3o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

sixth avenue. Sxagway. Is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue. New York. ir you are Co judge by the bcauti- rui window display at B. NJ. Behrends. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

We make a speciality of gi'iHs sItis- faction. Anything purchased of us ot being as represented. can be rct'.rTed. and money paid for same will h" return cd. This is the best guarantee we caa pt fer F. IT. Clayson X Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Seattle Export Beer. delivered in any part of the city for e per dozen quarts by B. R. Bottling Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

All kinds of soi, drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at P. R. Bottllng Co. Fifth Avenue opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

our big reduction sale Is on our entire stock. Cheneys Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Agent Dunn has posted the Danube du Tuesday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Christmas Suits

Wolland is now prepared to take or ders for party and Christmas suits.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Neckwear latest pattern. Crown and Harris make Suspenders big reduction at our closing out sale.
 Cheney's Roston StorA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

If you want good work done telephone No. n9 Automatic Key City Laundry They take lt away and return it In few tours. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Alfred Dodges ramous felt shoes at cost
 Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Baths In porceianr tubs at the Royal foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments Steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Amsri,au Tailors 46l Broadway

Tuskcy dinner at the Creamery today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Tarkcy dinner at the Creamery today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
Extending Their Businsss

Turkey dinner at the Creamery today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

chicken dinner D, ,ny Creamery today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03

Fine watch repainns a, P. E. Kern's
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
I'll fenliniSnlO en- acciOn
Duelo entire dos mujereS.

El hecho ha ocurrido en- Wichita Kansas
-asi reza la nota traducida-por mas que no
respondemOs de ESQ de Wichita.
Dos sehoras, Seiglin la una, y Daughson
la otra, Sc han disparado sendos tiros de rev6l-
yer.
Al fin la Daughson hri6 malamente el Pc
cho de su contrncante, que cay6 POGO en- po-
der del m6dico. iJusto castigo su perversi-
dad
Y TODD por que? Por vieias rivalidades
La Seigin asegur6 la Daughson que su es-
poso podia legar serle infel 81 ella, la Sci
glin, Sc proponfa ..lFueron a la Corte del
dstrito de Narkisk Kaoma, que dict6 la
sentencia; pero insistente la Seiglin, volv6 Ell
case verse y fu6 condenada 800 pesos de
multa
Adn asi nssti6 fuese casa de Ia rival
insult6la, retandoIa; verihc6se ell duelo una
hija de la Seglin, hizo de iuez de campo, dan
do la sehal Sc cruzaron tres tiros. Cay6 la
Seigiu vencida, pero no convencida y va ha
enviado su rival nuevo reto proponiendole
otro encuentro.
6Y ell marido en- question, que? No 10 sa-
bemos, pero tai vez Sc coupe de las 'faenas do
m6sticas para que ell home no Sc yea abando-
nado por comqleto.
Dicho sea sin malicia Y con la serendad
de espirltu que nos nspiran los buenos ejem-
plos de las razas superOres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Puerto Rico y Mr.. Allen
(Del Nelc- York Daily Netcs)

El Gobernador de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Allen,
comete un grave error al desienar la petici6n
driiida al Presidente Mac Kinley por clerto
nGmero de nativoS, quenes al asegurar que
son hombres de labor Y que Sc encuentran en-
los dinteles del hambre, suplican Sc les sunni
nistre algdn trabajo,
La petci6n, segdn ell juiclo del Goberna-
dor Allen, fu6 confeccionada iDstigaci6u de
I'm descontento polftico I'm tai Mufos Ri.
vera. W
GPues qu6-excama Ell gobernador con su
habitual optimsmo-hoy hay mas personss
empeadas en- Puerto Rico, que nunca. Ell
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos ha distribufdo
va 80 900 600 de libras de alimentos ha pa
gado los traba adores en- carreteras la suma
de $1.950,0009
Ell optlmista Gobernador, parece no darse
cuenta de que ell hechO de tener que emplear
una considerable parte de los habitantes de
Puerto Rico en- trabajos del goberno, consti :
tuye en- ST uua prueba en- abono de 10 manifes-
tado por los peticionarios que aseguran estar
pr6ximoS morir de hambre, nj tampoco pa
rece comprender que las otras de construction
de carreteras son trabaios de alivio, como los
que Sc empean en- la India inglesa en- momen-
tos de extrema desgracia.
Estarfa mas dentro del 6rden que ell Co.
bernador Allen explicase ell porqu6 Puerto Ri
co DalO ell F6glReu esPauul puuO mhDb6n6r Su
poblaci6n de I'M million mas menos, mientras
que bajo nuestra administration insular, miles
de sus habtautes Sc han visto forzados emf
grar miles de miles han sufrldo hambre y
todo g6nero de privaclones,
5C6mo ha sido destruido ell antique equili.
brio entire Ia poblacl6n los medios de subsis-
tencia?
ST el Gobernador Allen fuese ell verdadero
hombre de la situaci6n, 10 sabrfa.
81 actuase con arreglo a sus conocmien-
tos, la isa dejsria muy pronto de parecerse
la India, no solo por su tamaho, sino en- todo y
por todo.
~ observese que Mr., Allen, trata de de.
primir Mufoz Rivera; pero no 10 consigue,
toda vez que reaza la personaidad de este,
al considerable autor del descontento que reina
en- la isla. nj 10 conseguira nunca. lLo que
puede el despecho
On, delaRl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
]. ARBOLEDA.

hambre con toda su familla en- obediencIa los
mandates del llustre sgtador
Esto punto menos, Sc despreDde de las
palabras del amabIe gobernante. 81 cual, q
causa de tantas abomlnacones, oplna que es
necesario deshacerse del formidable leader
JDeshacerse? SGponemos que Sc tratara de
algdh visje de recreo pafses remotos mas ALA
de las islas Fiipinas, por ejemplo.
Idea buena, proyechosa laudable que no
tlene mas que uu pero.
Que es IN plagio en- plena paz, de 10 que
haclan en- Ia guerra los generates espafoles,
A todo hay qulen game.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
EI "biII" HoIIander
EN- Ell CONSBJO EXECUTIVE

Debati6ndose en- Ell Consejo Executive as
apelacones de los contrbuyentes, Guzman Be-
nitez defendi6 los propietarios en- Ponce Sc
flores Serrall6s.
Crosas Sc mostr6 conforme con los razona-
mientos de su compafero de Consejo, diciendo
que los trabaios de tssac6n fueron hechos
muy de prisa, no teni6ndose calma pruden-
ca por los tasadores. Agreg6 que estos, en- su
mayoria no conocen las tierras, nj ell pals, nj
siquera ell dioma espa1ol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
BatiendO Ell record

De sEI Mur1doS correspondence al del actual
Mr.. Allen, ell repdblico eminente que por
gracia de Dios, de Mac Ktnley, esta termi-
nando en- Puerto Rico la obra comenzsda por
sl ccl6n de San Clraeo y por el general Henry
~que santa gloria haya-ha dicho en- una en-
trevista celebrada hace pocos dias, que los
puertorriqueBos Sc oueian de vleio, solo por
rompacsr Mufoz Rivera, que les ha dsdo
psA consgna, hey quien 90 deia morir DC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
mo NAS HEN0PT|SIS! mo MIS- H[NORRAGhS!

xEl Bisamo Indiana de Gil rapda radcamente tan
afeccone ecado de eminentes m6dos
que 10 han empado sopeudentes reuado a ell ea
ustre inventor en- farma de T. H. Patron
to San Juan de Puerto Rco donde expende dicho
exclusvamente al por mayor al detail.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Ga1er1a FOtOgraf1ca
De RAFAEL COLORADO o. ASSAY.
SAN JOSE r. ALTOS DE LA &MULITA>
Telefono n1mero A.-Apartado $685.
SAN JOSE 12, ALTOS DE LA <MULITA, +,
Telefono n1mero "a. -Apartado $780,

Este abecmenO de Foog meor de Puerto Rico oece @ clase
Ofas ampaciOnes reproductions deos de
q
naerahle absolute EeunbaninS bel0 Fs
hco meor entire tOdOs No Sc cobra adelantadO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
CAR M INA

Perd6n, Danae gentil, ST tus dlnteles
El aurea lluvia de mis- versos viola
Asi N admiration II SO inmoIa,
Rociando tn hermosura y tus laureles.
Guardante modo de soberbias peles,
Talento y discretion, y 81 arreboIa
Tus lablos "a sonrisa, ella es corola
De una entreaberta for, urna de mieles.
Save, Danae gentll, En- la infnita
Boveda azul ell pensamlento mio
Besa un punto de luz, sol de mi culta
Yen sus rayos Sc qnebra mi albedrio,
Mientras a solas mi passion Sc agita
Como el aqua que hierve en- ell vacto.
Jose A, Negron Sanjurjo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
FL VALS

Cadenca y luz y gracia atavfo;
Vertigo de entusiasmo amor que estaIla;
Zambra de aspiraciones en- batalla,
Venus en- su esplendente senorio;
Cordura que en- fantastico extravio
Sc ofrece la pasi6u como vasala,
La danza secular teje su malta
Para enredar en- ella el albedrlo.
Luego, soplo de analisis gaciales
Que cuaian en- ell craneo la certeza
De 10 que son los goces humanales
Asi ell terral l-cuando ell nvierno empleza-
Con su plectro de nieve en- los cristales
Preludia la canci6n de la tristeza.
The colored American., 1901-03-30

OF intervention and the friends Of hu-
manity to do for Cuba There is no
more inviting land than this rich,
beautiful isles as fair as any which the
sun shines on. The conflict affecting
the sociological, economic and political
status of our people has only just be.
gun. There is the struggle between
right and wrong, truth and error, jus
tics and injustice, unreasOning pre- ju-
dice OH one hand and broad human
ty on the other. Already the dsmnabIe
serpent Of American rPce hatred is pal
pabIy insinuatiug its s1imv and insiG-
IOuslY folds INTO all insofar affairs be-
fOuling a civilization with its nOiFODoe
touch that has hitherto been aingulsrIy
free from such q contemplate infec-
tiOn.
There would today be wide field for
cOlored stenOgraphers, typewriters,
civil engineers and bOrFemen were it
not for this hydra-hesded monster, but
I regret to say there is not one. The
departments employing men OF above
professions are controlled by the two or
three NegrO-hating Southern demo
Gratis OF very low birth and breeding
who will permit no one except the Gu
ban and O few SpaDiards to hold posi-"
tjOns higher than that OF stablemau or
cart Or coach driver whose "sy ranges
from $50 to $40 month. Whenever it
is poss1bI these Negrc-haters are con-
stantly devisiUg means to care for
set of low bred SOutherners who
drifted here in rags to build up their
wasted fortunes, if 1ndeed they ever
had ary-degraded camp followers they
are. the F.Istaffian contingency, which
brings intOlerable discredit upon the
of Intervention which at
times has such strange way OF show
ing its devotion to the cause Of human
ity and equal rights
There more are ways OF working" a