The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-11

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sworn oayon'I In AiG''rS, Whrrr the
men are Tar removed IN the outlying
ghrriSohs nom the central authority
ana a' tue mere! oi 'n''T toF'h'n'orS,
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hazlhg al Tue suggestion OF the officers.
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taNor among the haZers IN the Algerian
army OF occupation u consisted IN
putting "A man IN deep hnlr made ~
the shape OF a reversed tunnel aug "
the Arabs In the ground rs = place Tor
the storage OF corn Ihr unfortunate
man was lett there sometimes Tor dnyN'
Win hardly anything 10 eat or drink
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the sun, while at night Tue place was
cold. Many died from hunger, thirst
or cold, while many others became IN
sane
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became aware OF these torturrs Is hcd
an order prohlbitihg such pdllsh-
ment' but II Is stlll pracuctd IN Isolated
parts OF Aslers where no eye can see
OF which the officers are afraid.
Several years ago lTlnc" flgnatell
d dAragon, young spanish noble ran
away from his home ana went to Al
glers to Join the foreign legion. the
refuge Tor men with past MS
friends announced TO the French mill
tary authorities that tho Drlnce had
gone TO join the legion, but the authori'
ties were able to get no word OF Ills
arrival. At last soldier suggested
that perhaps a stranger who wandered
Into camp and had considerable dlili'
cultJ ~ speaking french might be the
prince lhe sergeant 10 "hom the
prince had spoken was drunk at The
time ana became annoyed at the span.
lard S broken French. so he ordered
that III" stranger be placed In the
'yllo' without more ado Here the
miserahl" young man remained Tor two
days without eating or drinking, ana
then a good naturcd sentry broke the
rules and gave him food. As soon as
he was rescued from the "yilo' the
young man started for Spain, having
most thoroughly reconsidered his de-