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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY. virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by
the Law and Equity Court of the City
q. q. Richmond. Va, one on the sist and
under the short style Of "GiNTI1lt i
IxonS; FOR &C, Y. FAHArv1,L.I14Et
s. P9 3 sNYbER r. Who Il 60 SUES 4 At tua
sIjiMa FOR SC, sAAEl1" default
hssying beer, made in the paymen,
the liens on the property within the
twenty days required by. gaid decree OF
February 21st, 1eo5). the Undersigned,
wno era appointed special
to actj as directed by said DEGREES. viii
proceed to, cell. by public auction. to the
naagnesf nidder, At the sou5h front OF the
WEDNESDAY. TIE. THIRD DAY OF
MAY, 1906. AT 12 O'CLOCK NJ.
soeyer except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, all the rights, privileges. prop
erty.real, personal. or mixed franchises
s aan rand q the s
main line OF single track, narrow gauge
railroad. extending from Bermuda Hun
dred on the James River, near City Point
in Chesterfield county. where the company
has valua BILE terminal properties and facllI-
ties to the town of Farmville, in Prince Ed
ward county. Virginia. approximatlng
gether with ali branch lines, spur tracks.
approximating thirteen miles. rights Of
way. depot buildings and grounds. shops,
warehouses. wharves, terminals, scales
telegraph lines, telephone lines, atore-
houses, stores and supplies. machine
shops machinery. tools. appliances, loco.
estate offices. office furniture, books and
books Of account. stationery and supplies,
and all other property Of every kind and
or in the hands OF the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents. and any debts, ,ac-
counts and ralances due to the Receiver
ever, both on the day OF sale and on the
day Of tho confirmation Of said salc.)
TERMS: the terms Of said sale are
dollars ts75.o0o.ool cash. s25. 100000 OF
which shall be paid to the Commissioners
within three days from the day Of sale.
is confirmed, The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve months from the day
OF sale: the purchaser. to execute ne-S
gotiable notes for the deferred payments i,
right to- anticipate the payment OF said
notes: and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
For further particulars as to said rail-
road and other property. parties are re-
fered to the receiver, Col. T. M. r. Tai
S TIntl and in Main n Streets, Richmond VIZ.
s''''A cHAs. S. sTR1NGFELLow,
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN.
IIUNSDONs CARY, &
B. B. MUNFORD,
P. W. COGRILy,a
CHAS. u. WILLIAMS,
r. w. WATKINS,
Special Commissioners.
n The bond required OF the special
commissioners, by the above named
DEGREES. has been duly given.
p p. WINSTON.
clerk.
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n k&xMN6ito|k&W6Sbll|n''l !
RICHMOND DALI

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI. I'll Rs'8
I 300 A. M.-NOkEOLk8 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1l:9o a. n: stops only at ? etersburs.
g. rs x. Al M.5 se!fftcAa EXPRESS, Buffet
Parlor Car. Petershurg to Lynchburg g !, and
bus, Bluefeld TO Cincinnati; also Roanoke to-
Knoxville. and Knoxville to Memph9: CAFE
Dining Car Roanoke tc Williamson, w. Va.
la:io 2. M.-ROANoKB EXPRESS for Farms
yille,S LynchburS and Roanoke. 80 3&
500 p M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.3Ar-s
rves Norfolk $50 r. n Stops ONLY Peters re-
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washi.igto tom &c . .S t .astssss3S
7:2s P. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 2. KNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to East Radford: sLynch-i
burg to :hattnnoosa; Memphis and New Or Or
$50 p SM-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullm
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Trains arrive from the West l7:42 A. NJ. evS
p NJ. and 9:1s P. NJ, from Norfolk II 40 A.: N.
and $50 P. M.t6{stS 57sss fg3
W. B.. REVIIL, G. II. BOSLEY
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by G.. L. & II. II, Denoon,
Real Estate Auctipneers,
2l E. Main Street,
IT RusTEE's SALE
OF DESIRABLE &
MEDIUM SIZED FRAME DWELLlNG
NJ " NO. 1l06 BOYD STR EET.

s. by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated No
.yelr1ber 2o,f 1883, and Of record In Richmond
Ghancery Court, b. B. rs Nc,' p ISL,
default having been made In the payment
OF certain notes therein secured, and being
required so to do, will Sell by auction,
Nv FRIDAY, AFRII, It'll. 1915,
at o'clock 7. NJ, the dwelling and lot
No. .1I0s Boyd Street. fronting 20 feat OH
the north line OF Boyd Street, aud running
paw we'll az an Investment, and should
attract the attention of Investors.
TERMS-Cash AS tn expenses Of excut-
ing this trust. any taxes due and unpaid,
II any, at "a months. = (, J. :, I, 8. ~
q, =. q II, u lenoon, Auctlonesrs, II
Apl 1-tdS
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.SE4ABOA..RD|.:].
AIR LINE RAILWAY

10 1905
TRAINS LEAVE EXTRAORDINARILY.
o.I0 A. M,-Local--For Norlina and Hamlet
$50 Is M.-Scaboard Fast Mail-Sayannah,
Jacksonville. Atlanta ara southwest
$50 p. M,-Florida I.imited7-Sold Pullman
New York to ST. Augustine.
I, :o0 T. M-Seaboard E;xprcss-Savannah, jack
Il sonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ~.
e,A, M-Solld Pullman from ST. Augustine
6:s3 4. M,7-From Florida. Atlanta and SOUTH
west. IN er,..,....,g
1865 p, M--From Florida Atlanta and South '',ss'
west. 5lt
$50 p. M-From Local Points.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY "A. j.. Chewing COMPANY,
Real Estate A1ictloneerk.
COURT SALE OF
Nos. 428 and 43O w. Duval
Street, and No. Oil North
Thirty-second Street,
Together With Several
Nice Building Lots
Adjoining.

In execution Of a decree ofthe Richmond
Chancery Court In the suit of Phillip w.
tered February 10th. 1905. will. MS Special
Commissioner thereby appointed. sell by
= WEDNFisDAY a pail eth, 1905,
the above mentioned property First at
1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that lot OF land, fronting 100 feet on the
eastern line Of ThIrty-second Street be-
ba OK within parallel lines 1872 feet. with
ira''e :o'o'cLocR' P. NJ, -
above. fronting 80 feet inches on the
Brook Avenue and Shocks Alley. and
extending back within parallel lines OF
unequal depth.
safe and profitable investments in these
properties.
ance on equal, credits Of g.. 10 and IL
months for negotiable. notes, interest add
ed, and title retained until all the pnr-
cha SC money Is paid and a. conveyance or
dere1 by. the court: or all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required by the above decree
OF the Special Commissioners has been duly
CHARLES o. sAv1LLE
Afch 3l-tds Clerk.
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Emory and Henry Ball Schedule.

Especial to The Times D,spatclL)
EMORY, VA, March 3l.-ManaEer
Powers has completed a schedule OF the
baseball games that Emory and Henry
College will play this season. The Emory
team Is the fastest that the college has
had In recent years. The following is
Maryvilie College, at Maryville. Tenn,
T ~ ii; ! Z College. at Tusculum. Tenn.
Roanoke College. at Emory. April 10. F
Graham College. at Emory. April il.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. at
Blacksburg. April q.
Graham College, at Graham, April q. n
Roanoke College. al Salem, April Is.
Washington and lee. at Lexington,
Virginia vi Christian College. at Lynch
burg, April q.
kRichmond College, at, Richmond, May
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SALES, Future Days
BY a. ii. sAdamson
and
Auyy,istIr,e AEoya11 e. Cnn1rjany.

ana y
Augustine Royal & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester. Va.
r RusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
RESIDENCE, CORNER EIG. H.
TENTH AND EVERETT STREETS,
MANCHESTER. VA. ON SvFIoN ESDAf,
AT'RIL 5'rH, 1905, AT 5 O'CLOCK p. M,
ON THE. PREMISES.
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust. executed
June 28tl. 1903 to the undersigned, and
recorded In tho Corporation Court. clerks
Office. for said city, In D. q. "a. page AT,
and being required so to do by tho beneA-
ciary, we Will sell at public auction on
the day. hour and place named above, that
very desirable residence, situated at the
northwest corner Of Eighteenth and Ever
ett Streets. Lot fronts 60 feet by $50 feet
deep. There is a nice cottage house OH
this lot. In good order. and In n pleasant
neighborhood, and should attract atten-
ton.
TERMS--C as to expenses Of sale.
taxes, II any be due. and to pay off the
balance due on the debt secured In the
said deed of trust. s526 40: residue. II any,
upon such terms as will be made known al
sale.
A. Il ADAMSON.
A. ROTADL.
u. w. WEIs1GER,
Mich a1-tds Trustees.
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AtAt'i q 4si .llE
STEAMBOATS,.
MD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line fer Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash Street, 4
Up. M, stopping at Newport News en- route. Fare r.
one way. $3.50 round trip, including ,ateroom berth;
nc ais Soc. esch. Street Cars to Steamers Wharf
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BY ]. b. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF A t
Valuable Broad Street Lot,
Between Thirty sixth and
Thirty seventh Streets,
AND FRONTING
60x165 Feet
te no AN ALLEY
TO AN ALLEY

In execution OF the deed OF trust dated
Juiy lat, 1903, duly recorded in the clerks
oftlce Of Henrico County Court In D. 3.
167 3, page 101 default having been made
In the payment of the debt. and being re-
Quired so to do by the holder OF the note
therein described, the Undersigned Trus-
tee, will sell by public auction, on the
premises on
TUESDAY, APRIL 41TI. 1905.
at 5:3O O clock F.. NJ. all of the real estate
described in said deed, as fronting 60x16h
feet to a. 20-foot alley, on the north side
OF Broad Street, between Thirty-sxth and
sThirty-seventh Streets. beginning att q
point 90 feet east Of the northeastern In
tersection OF Broad and Thirty-sixth
Streets. s
This property is OF the proper size for
either two detached houses, or three or
-four tenements, and is located conven-
lent to the street car line and near Chin
borazo Park, and in a 1leighborhood where
houses are always in demand by home
seekers, or a good class Of tenants. K
All Of the large industries In Fulton are
within easy access of this property.
TERAfS-Cash as to the expenses OF
sale. taxes to date of sale and the sum
OF 500, with interest from the list Jan.
uary, 1906 and the residue at ! and 2
years by notes with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty:5 or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
b o. II. FUNsTEN, Trustee.
], B. Elan & 90. Auotioneers. s.
Mich 31-tds
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All ANIlC COAST LINE.

rp AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND iDAILY-BYRD.
-. STREET STATION
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. IAN. SIH
DOS a. MA. Q. l.. Express TO all points
a.oo a M.-Petcrsburg and Norfolk
- 10 p, M--Petersburs and n. and W. West.
g:0 P, M.-Petersburg and Norfolk
.4:l0 y. M.-Goldsboro Local.
T:S p. M.-'Florlda and West Indian Lin.
tied" to all points South =. =,
$50 p. M.-Petersburg and n and w. WeSt'
iii 10 p. M.-New York and Florida Special
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND--DAlLY
1o1 A. NJ; $40 A. NJ: 80 a. NJ. .s;s3 ~.
nj. ;'..io:i5 A. NJ. ibliiD 4, NJ ;oo NJ; 500
sExcept Sunday, !. Sunday only.
C., s. CAMPBELL, DIV. Pass. GAgt 4
w. j, CRAIG, Gen, Pass, AIT,
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Summary-Earned runs. Virginia 8.
First base on errors, virginia s, LaEay-
ette 2. Left on bases, Virginia !. La
Fayette l.: Two base hit. Stuckey. Struck
out, by Adams 5. BY Newberry S. Base
on balls off Adams l.. Stolen bases. Pol.
lard 8. Hit by pitcher, Graham. Passed
tall. Chandler. Balk, Newberry. Umpire,
KttredKe. Time, 30.
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STEAM BOATS.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass. & Providence, +. l.l
saassMaa EsiarSS aaa ,a ssE s, Il,
~ N passshEsEs, and NM Isf4 rs iIs.en 2, ~
O. Rwy. ana N. and Va RAE lfaatsss. ard IA
S13 East Main
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n q p Richmond, Fredericks-
" burg g Potomac r. r..
Ccgins LANA Richmond n ort h1xar

u s. y - Richmond, Fredericks-
y ] burg g. Potomac r. n.
Trains Leave MISUNDERSTANDING
az 4. M-Daily--Byrd st. Through.
s% S 4 M-Daiy-Mia4n ST. Through n oushi Az
Through. Xi Pui}Rman M cars: n
3 7:26 a; M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ace
$40 4. M.-Daiiy-B Byrd st. Through. Local
1905 noon-week Days-Byrd st. Through:
K 400 q. M.---Week Days-Byrd4 ST. Fredertcks.s
$50 E M:.Wsek pays-Elba- Ashland AS
sos P; M...Datly-syrd st: Through.
Trains Arrive lchmond-SouthWard.
$40 A. M..Week Days-Elba. Ashland u A s'-
$50 A. M.--week Days-Byrd st. Fredertcks.i
~ burg Accommodation. t}l tS3
lilo 4. M.-Week HSays-Bud ST. Through.
2:l4 2. M..pai1y-Ma,n st: through. Us ss !.
6:4a d F. Mz WEEK Day'-Eloa Ashland A.
5s M MBsiyBy1s q Il 4 Fsssa.s
s:4s e. -Dallv-han st. rhrarlsh. All NJ
1850 = M.-paiy. Main st. Through. \,
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving Hch.s
mond 80 a.. NJ. week days, and local accom-
modations. 81 1T si TX
Time Of arrivals and departures anG connec.g
tions not guaranteed. " ~ =. 81
w. D. DUKE, {. W. CuIP. W P. TAYLOR,
Gen'l. Mani. ASS I. Gen'l Man'r. Traf. Man.
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The bond required by tho above decree
81 the Special Commissioner has been
wy s'ss' c,HAs. o. sAYILLE, Clerk. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-14
The Grandest Display of
MEMS BOYS
.BCHILDREN'S
Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Hats


from h dHg awaiting ah
th
dg toy k v nj ia rgren thar nNe before shown in
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23
THE PEOPLE, THE TRUSTS
AND THE TARIFF.

The people know that there 80 grave
danger and gross Injustice. says the
Kansas City Star, in the abnormal
fortunes that are piled VI for Tho
comparatively few through the med
lum of the trusts
They must also know that these ex.
cessiye ard unnatural accuh,ulations
Of wealth are made at the expense OF
he masses, II they were gathered b.
imposing on The Susiaess classes ger
era'ly the buslless classes would or
ganize and enforce the correction Of
tho system under whioh such abuses
are possible.
But the carriers, the shippers, the
wholesalers and the retailers get their
money back through the high prices
exacted Of the consumers. Ard the
consumers are awakening 10 the fac,
that the excessive cost of living, OF
moving and of having a respectable
being Is assessed on them for the
making Of these trust fortunes.
Tho one great relief measure is a
radical reaciustmen, of the tariff ao'
for the purpose Of destroying legitl-
mate aud heltful business combine-
lions. bu5 &c bring the market prices
OF manufactured articles down to a
reasonable plane.
The trusts eliminate domestic com
petition. hehlnd the shelterlng wall
Of the tarin the trusts e1ac, what they
please for ,hcir products. There Is
only one great rtust that docs not de-
pend on the tariff for its protection
and that is Ihe Standard oil company
but this concern IS secure IN iis mon
opoly for the reason that the worli's
supply Of oil ard oil products IS NO.
Ia Sc enough TO mako foreign compe
tilio.l a consideration
The effects Of a proper readiustmenl
Of the tar:n would result IN cheape,
prices TO the consumers. The same
prodts now going TO tho dealers and
other handlers. hut reduced ard much
more equitable profits for Ire trusts
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Mas Gertrude Atherton, the author
ess tells Of the tribulatlons Of a friend
in New York who is the mother OF a
particularly mischevous boy Of some
years
zone evening recently" says Mrs.
Atherton. when the mother was get.
tins the boy ready for bed after what
she termed "a day Of unmitigated out.
regeousness' on the part Of her hope.
ful. she said TO him.
"Now when you say your prayers
tonight Richard, remember to ask
God to make you better boy. You
have certainly been had today
Accordingly the youngster began
his petition to the Almighty in the us
ual form. Before closing with the
customary Amen" he added:
And please, God, make me better
boy"
Then he paused a moment, and to
the utter CONSERVATION Of the long.
suffering mother, he concluded his
prayer with undated gravity:
Nevertheless, not my will. oLord
but thine be done -Hsrper's Weekly.
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woMEN's STRANGE PETS.
Animals That Have Been Used ss Per
sonal Adornments

Animals That Have Been used ss Per
sonal Adornments
The prevailing craze for unusual
pets was exemplihed at the opera at
Covent Garden the other night, when
we'll known lady brought with her
chameleon with a delicate chain round
its neck. which enabled II to run up
and down the curtains OF the box.
This love for animals OF an eccen-
tic description is by no means mod
ern innovation; it may be traced back
as far as the time OF the Pharaohs
Quaint Interest doubtless attaches
20 The iuxtaposition OF beautiful wo-
RAN and a wild beast Mime. Bern
hardt and her tame leopard we're the
sensation of a couple Of decades ago.
MIS-. Arthur Cadogaa. Lord Cadogan's
sister IN law. had fancy for poison
Gus snakes One small snake she fire.
quently wore on her arm as a bracelet
but to the relief Of her friends these
strange pets died on one by one and
have not been replaced.
More pleasant as companion was
the tome otter which used 20 follow
Lord Linlithgon's sisters. Dady Dor
othea and Lady Estella Hope like a
dog. This was really intelligent and
llovable creature. which has since been
replaced by a tame hare, whose family
neiae is MIR. Juggins." This interest
ing little animal is much in request
a. country bouse parties, TO which Il
is often taken by Its mistressess for
whom Il has a great affection.
A monsoose or a monkey is quite
an ordinary domestic animal just now
and Of the lattsr pretty specimen Is
often to be seen coiied round the neck
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of its owner. A well known West
End tradesman received a terrible
shock one morning when this lady ex-
tended her patronage TO his shop.
While sitting for her purchases some
thing looking like a fur boa suddenly
snatched up the change and examined
It with two bright little eyes, chatter
ing volubly the while. The poor man
was heard appealing co the assistants
as to Whether it was real.
specimen of the green Egyptian
beetle which really seemed TO know
It's owner, and never took flight when
let loose TO crawl about her hand. was
selected as a pet by another we'll
known lady The history Of the Great
ure reached the court. and an appoint.
ment was made for the beetlee and its
owner to have audience Of the queen,
but a brutal friend, ignorant or
thoughtless. hicked the poor beastie
or its mistress's hand, where It was
taking quite a walk, and thereby ad-
ministered a death blow alike TO the
beetle ana the high hopes Of the lady
Lady Anglesey possesses q marmo-
SET no bigger than a mouse, which she
used to carry about with her, but it
has not been seen OF late, so some evil
las doubtless befallen t. Lady Con-
starce Stuart Richardson has given
up her snakes. Another lady kept a
hedge hog which followed her about
with great intelligence, but it had Us
drawbacks as a companion.
The Rothschild goat was part Of this
decoration of Piccadilly at one time,
but has never been replaced; more's
the pity as such touches add 70 the
gayety Of the London streets.
The African meercat came much in
to public favor during the war and the
little creatures are even now some
times to be encountered in the park
lea about by a string like a dog, They
are pretty. intelligent little beasts and
very affectionate.
It seems hard to get up a friendly
Interest in a lizard or chameleon, but
each had its lover IN the London
world. General St Leger's daughter,
Mrs. Holland. has several chameleons.
which spring about like crickets and
luow her voice quite weI. coming at
her call A tame green lizard, tied up
with bright hued ribbons, loves to
creep to is lnistress's shoulder, where
it clings for hours In perfect content
mcnt-l.oReen Daily Mail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23
IT ALWAYS HELPS

An ailmtnt like consump
ton that has been months
and years getting a foothold
cannot be relieved in a week
or day. SCOTS Emulsion
will always afford relief and
often cure, butnot over night.
The consistent use Of SCOTS
Emulsion will positively help
the consumPtive at any
stage OF the disease. We
guarantee nothing beyond
this, but we know that right
living and SCOTS Emulsion
have done more to cure con-
sumption than anything else.
Scott a Bovas. 40 PsAa St. New YO'k
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RussIAN ReleN oF rsRRoa.

hL9 9olFAtN NJ iAatN VT eFtINEttt
Russia runs rad with the blood Of
fateeh hundred of Scr worlars mca
and political refp-ners ], the con.
fict were merely oae DetweeA tho
troops and doting strikers .t might end
with the FIRST victory Of the troops, but
it is far different from that rho gath
cred crowds Represented the political
reformerg moro thar uIcy cid the
simple wage demands Of 5he strikers.
The reformers demand reprcsea.
tation for the people IN the government
and shed tht blood in support Of that
demand. The seeds OF discomfort a-e
broadcast in the empire md quite as
strong ia other cities rs in st. Peters.
lurg
Russia ia rclieiously Jealous. The
leader of the revolution, fcr such it
scems certain to be- IS the GrecS
priest Father Gcp1n The people VIII
follow bin to ihs dea'h
The soldiers win larga,g follow tho
orders OF their Officers but NOT entre-
~. as e1ow1 by the refusal Ct the Mos
COW regiments to fire. These troops
will no douat be courtmarfialed.
Conditions are strongly similar 70
those in France at the close OF the
ieign Of Louis XVI, dnd Russian
reign Of terror has already been in.
s,,gurated.