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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

among themselves the business Of col.
lcCUg the mNos- always u llyoly nov,
ornamental Industry IN Russn the uso
of the public funds, the preservation
of lhc archives ANA nc maintenance ct
order
A lhlrl administrative body H. the
rrully miHundowlood holy synod II
w cmlgod win the administration or
coolcHWucnl affairs and IN RuWm
tlnl means "a great deal IN the du.
ouWion Ut MuHcoyilo government az u
whole II would be- impossible To ulml.
uutr the church n " uR munifculy ID
factor iu the Hchomc W NJ the eur
the great central figure, Churoh and
state are not only connected inscpum.
hly but they are practically one Thorr
o. mo- Npll defined line between muloW
rcpo.iuslioW and matters political II
o. impossible 10 tell whore one boglus
and the other ends Religion lu Rus
pa W ~ essential feature NJ the buzz.
ness nf liynR formal religion that W..
From ear to humblcsl mouilk there
must be- no disposition to oyudc the tp.
sponsihilitos which the church Inn.
poses ana lhcy ARE many ana great
The majority OF the mombow pom.
posing thu holy synod are eculuIlasllrs.
There are In II the three moiropolllnup
OF ~ pclcrahmg Moscow ana KloN
wien the mchbishops of The Caucasus
aud Poland uud several bishops Thoru
W one hay momhcr with the Ditlo of
procuplor RcnomL ana ho be- The
muulhpoco uf the council Of the om.
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oNor may come. but 1t viii come from
without
The true Russians are divided into
three groups Much the largest division
IN that OF the Great NuHuns on MuN'
coyitcs, who occupy thn rnlliu 'cll'r
nf European Rusiu nud number about
6OOO0O00 souls The Little Russians
are IN me southwest and uumbor about
lgQOOOOo 10 these boloug the tos'
MiclH. who are settled w compact
body IN Little Russia whence lhoy
have thrown M colonies to the SOUTH
Gust 'rho white Russians i've w the
west and number about bOOooOo, br
slides these thoro are ne least 100000
true Iusslma ln AHlailC Russia,
only America can compete WIN
RUSSIA I'M the variety ana number "
l,u lorplW ppoplor Tho following pare
ilul liu win demonstrate that lhls "
true or pnloA Ruaslu contains about
100000. lhrpp fouuhs ol them llving
M pomnd and the remainder IN the
WCloru governments of the omplrei
BulRuriuns, C2cchs and CORDS, about
100000 GcrmonR 2O0oooO, mostly In
the Baltic provinces ana In colonies IN
south Russia, SVcdca 100000, mostly
In Finland Films and knrcliUns about
100000, an In Finland ana the nolgh'
boring parts of Russia proper EsIho'
mans, about GiOO0O I'm tho Battle rec
glonW Mordvml, NotNRa rchor,mIs'
Ios nud Kindred peoples IN northern
Ru1sM, about iOO0OO, Lofts ana
ldlhunumH about 100000 the fore
mnr In Olo Baltic country ana the late
tow IN tile Wcw and In Poland Ar'
woulans, kmds aud pcrsiuns, about
100000. all lu the Caucasus, Roma'
ulaus, 100000, all IN southwest lMaslni
jews, ut lonst 100000 In southwestern
Russia and Poland dcorglons MIN
golnn., Knights Turcomans etc,
about pO0O0OO Burinis ana siberian
MonRols. fully 100000 THIS llst II
win be- observed does not include any
of the rtopos nhubilng Russln's I'M
fortunate Asialic acquisitions
IN the nation Of l3OOOO00O people
embraced IN forty distinct races and
pDukng moro tnuu q hundred LAM
gungcs and dialects, There rs only one
genuine Russian type the SlAyonic
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TYPICAL RUSSIAN SCENES,

native at old Russia The flnvs lay
claim 90 am antiquity as remote HH that
of lho Grooks, Thoy possess many
chaUclorlsllcs similar To the llcllcncs
Their alphabet ~ Ike the Greek, their
mythology ~ similar and their rec
llGlon lR precisely the same. The orl-
giu Of the slavic tribes X obsourod hy
u wealth Of legendary lmprobnblllics
II iH certain that they occupied the tor
rilory of Russia long before the fierce
northern Tribes attacked tho declining
civilization of Rome,
IN the TAR past the Russian plains
were practically unknown They were
commonly Hpokon Of ~ a region IN.
mbiiod hy wlld ana fierce Soylhlan
and Sarmallan tribes SIN moro roe
mote were the shndowy races known TO
the ancionls AZ Hyporboroans. At n
later period the Slays from the Baltic
ana the banks Of the Blbo and Danube
populated the plains to the eastward,
They were nomodic for the most part
exceedingly auarrclsomo and had little
inclination 10 establish unified ocntors,
Even at mis- carly date, however lhoro
were u few settlements that SIN exist
ug populous conlorg, NOygorod and
Hicy are Two Of thCm,
10y the middle Of the ninth century
these coulors Of population had begun
To- ASSUME "a certain Importance but
national unity was sim u long way on,
About this tlmo u scandinavian leader
named llurIk mndu his appearance with
"a band of Morse warriors ana concluded
to settle ana grow NJ with the country
lNrik was the FIRST ruler who ever at
tempted 10 bring some order out Of
iho chaos ne WAS an excellent organ
iloG ana IN n few years he had made
a favorable beginning toward the
building Of AN organized state, Russian
historians date the foundation Of the
empire from about this tlmo-S02
Those Nomdlunyians wcro known IN
the Sla,B us Namngans, one theory
has II that lhoy were even then called
Russians and others maintain that the
name ls moro ancient than that ana
Noa boluo hy Some of the tribes long
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Jutios ia ln uppo,tlon lhc land held
bv tho commune among the members
N alan rrnula pprmisalou' Ia peasants
,,nn ,,igb h., cbpupo lhrlr lpsidouo0p,
nsa.oa upon lbc admission Of noV
u,mborg lu tbp commune. appoints
,uirlY0a for minom and uIcs petty
nuau... roublr 10. ug uuwors are.
tbry u,. ppudpntIy subject lo mlu.
frriurn tIom thr wpuio authorities
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before The Norsomrn cAnlo There was
quito u large settlement ot the move
romors AZ kloN ana Nv time llurlks
grandson, Olog, made that nov thriving
civ his capital The inhabitants oi
this town became 80 rich ana powerful
W d few years that they made u wid
against tnnslnntlnoplc OLGA lWrlke
grAndduuRhlcr became n Christian
Thut was the beginning ~ the Orlho'
doX church In Russia gi5, The next
ruler was u warliko pagan The Scun'
dnnynnR had by this time become
thoroughly amAlgamntod with the OrlRi'
nal Soys ana mco distinctions wore
growing fainter Win each succeeding
generation Vladimir the Great, Who
died IN 1913, oNtcndcd the boundaries
" Russia ON all Sides W. adopted lh,
Christian religion ana made II obllRn'
tory IN hls domaine \ metropolitan
was sent from ronstNnlinoplo to kioN
ana thus n happens that II IN today III,
seat Of u patrIarchulo
The wealth and Importance Of TN,
country were lmmoasurably Increased
during the succeeding two centuries
Then came the Mongol tide of INVASION
GonRhls Khan and his hordcs came N
ana overturned things generally THIS
catastrophe save the country tree
mcndouH bucksct II also gave iuHsl
AN oriental character witch she has
ucvrr lost II was not nnlll the hr'
ginning Of the sixteenth century that
ivan the Great was able To throw of
the rnlar yoke Ills grandson, lval
the Terrible. was the nist czar an,
his vito was Annsl0sla ROmanon
the ancoslrcss of the present roya
family
over IS per cent Of Russla's vast pop
ululion lives OF the soil ana II ~ I,
this that one must turn Tor n gimps,
of the real Russia This " the slow
half somnoont force whose suddcl
awakening may some day sweep from
existence the highly vcncerod and mr.
tlnoiu class which has miuoprosonlot
the Russian people for so many years
10 understand the fundamental ont
llnal working ~ possible great popu
lar movement for the overthrow Of IN,
present Russian government one mus
have some sort Of understanding of lh'
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SURELY AN ENollsHMAN,

The visitor had an infection and
pronunciation thai suggested the Auw
lWllUn colonies, ana N was about II
ON" To three shot after the clerk NJ Mo
Suu Francisco hotel discovered that m,
Ml luply for whom he was hQulru3
WuH ll ro1llly Mn llaulcN who arrived
ln Frisco an the last Australian soiw.
pr Mr. lWnloy sent down word, IN n'
'ponH' 10 tine inquiry that he NouIg
Doe WI 'aHul 10 have the visitor 90 ur
lu hlH room I'm llNo mlnuoN 80 the
NW'Ior ul down IN % red plush arms
chair Iu lho holpl plilCp and mNnrl
his gulo uu the brass numerals or q
dlul mat stared ut him from between
Two lwmonso marble pillars The one
brass mana Of the dial pointed IA t.
nor forty minutes the visitor Kept hs
Rnlo used ou The brass pointer " IN,
diul Thu ho rose oNuItpdly ana hul.
riod 10 The counter
'Oi say he demanded Of the clerk
Don't you suppose that ave minuici
W. up' Your oloclt over there hl,
boomln' wen stopped"
Tho clerk hcrolcully suppressed Il
glRglc and explained that the dial bon
question WH an indicator ON the clr.
Notor and that The only reason ne
pointer mad not moved was bccnu.6
mat particular elevator was not luu'
ming
'il1w haN'' camo from the visitor
Hhal hOyo TO write 'omo thai in
llamorlW they put clocks ON the bloom,
iu' lifls, lluW huwl"
"rhal follow played In great luck
commented the clerk two minutes later
'lmmglnc what hs sensations woull
nave been II the elevator had been ruu'
hinglh
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prlsrs, II was predicted freely that the
empires greatest danger my In the d.
rocllon of her conquered provinces II
was pointed oul with great particular.
ity that both Poland and Finland might
ho expected lO embrace the opporlulh.
~ 10 redress lhoir wrongs
These prophecies go mhcsiRtiugly
accepted nc the time Of their uttcpnoo,
have boon unful0llod, The great com
poslto empire has been made plUublo
holh uu land and ON yoa, but Thus far
mo- concerted national movement has
threatened tn llmombor her Riots
There hive been without number and
hloodshpd ana mullny ana protest
against the established order of things,
hut the very hack Of hnmogrnolty
among the empires widely dinorInR
constituents has kept II intact 4
revolution ln ono Of the conquered
provinces might serve 10 unite AN the
othols I'm uu effort to quoll A. Thc M
used lnhabInul NJ the grand duchy OF
Finland ls 80 absorbed IN the coulom.
plHlion ol his own misery that he feels
little interest In the wrongs of pOlUnd,
Tho Pole blmsclr rs q Io,oluliouist In
theory only the commercial rplrlt
has lokon possession of him. and the
Russian Pole ls NO longer me mrocuu.
oilrd hero of romance Thrrc have no,
comfy boon grave breaches OF the pub.
lice peace. but patriotism has moi u,
aprod them The riots In Warsaw ana
other Polish CITIES are not the prollml,
nary sIgus of great national uprls,
ing,
When revolution conos There are
puuopu IN the numerous uguriun dis,
pul,s which have rsou or late and are
Ulin tar from Wulrmul n win I'm.
Nolvo the participation Of the true
Russians who form lhroo.toWlhs of
the population of lMopwn Russia. Az
long uH lbofc upward of 10000, 600
united true Russians are confront Ia
live THEN lives ot doglikc obedience lu
me lonchIugs of the orthodox church
Whose supreme head IN also the ma.
tiouH executive. the iomano0 dynasty
has nothing IN fear from them Dis.
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plrc The decisions Of the holy synod
gives him the authority Of AN lnfalli.
bic spiritual head,
the fourth great agent NJ imperial
administration HI the council of minis.
lors Thls august body dates from
lNOg and consists NJ thirteen members,
an appointed by the ear ana rcspon.
slblo to him alone. Besides all those
governing ana advisory hodics, the car
IL provided with abundant private
chancolcrlos, whose business II " 20 sec
| to the execution of the mandates of the
superior onicluls aud Ia supervise the
! police service Of the empire
For purposes Of administration the
| Russian empire Ne divided into Rov-
/ onmcula, provinces aud one district,
! At present there are ninoty.siX govern.
/ monN aud provinces Tho provinces
! alone mumhor eighteen, ull of them In
! Asia ana the Caucasus, Several OF the
/ governments are united unlcr the rule
/ ul 70 governor general I'm each single
/ government there are Il dolihcrutiyo
assembly ana civil governor 10
| mako mullorH absolutely certain II IN
/ uullu llkUN Ia be- furnished also with
/ % military governor which adds 10 the
! complication.
Each government In divided into div,
. Wcn usually from tive to twelve IN
| each diurioJ there H also Il 80 called
| lolihomliyo assembly tho zomstyo
/ 'rhusu ar" the bodies which have WkUn
] advantage uf the informal disorder tn
hccomo truly dollbvwDlNo and have
uttered sentiments that I'm ordinary
Times would have been held us uonsou.
able Thoy have formed certain kind
ol union and have met ana passed rcao.
buttons demanding of the ear and his
ministers the privileges OF Il represent,
nl,o body but have received nothing
but promises
The 2omslvo ~ nm elective body, ns
nearly go, That W, as anything I'm nm
ahHpmllsn ,u Boz made, It's members
are ohosDn hy three olNsyos vt voters
landed propuolurs, hurghpW ana iU,
mhimul of the rural cummumcs who
are WoulN'liyo years of ngc and pos.
ypss Il certain amount II property or arc
doing a profitable business. Members
ot those district assemblies are elected
for lhror Ncnr ana are paid mo- sllu.
rioH or rnct IN spite NJ THE mcl lhoro
lu RrvJt competition 10 secure the Of,
licr Their powers are extremely linn.
il,d and pStpud only To local mutl,ra.
The repair OF the highway the nd.
miuiswtiuu nt charities and the upu.
mtiou ot public health In 1894 ii was
fOund that tho y.mNtyug Wptr ttth,y
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Internal economic ana administrative
lifc of the pcnsWtry
Among No other people IN the world
IN the spirit of association, solidarity
ana comm ON responsibility 80 wen de-
Vclopod, If u man hires himself out us
u mower all Of the arrangements are
made by his association or Htol In
the commune, Every species Of labor
I'm the empire recognizes the principle
NJ association, and no species of hpndi.
work IN too elementary 10 be- banded
into ils distinctive urlol Always aud
everywhere the Great Russians, when
lctt to their own Initiative, arrange
their NE on a social ana cooperative
basis, The colonies along the Nogu.
I'm the Orul the provinces of prchusk
ana siberia, ON the Don and on the
shores Of tho Caspian consist entirely
OF Great Russians, and everywhere IN
these provinces economic conditions
are founded ON association ana on com.
munal self government
Members Of the Same Nrtol IN the
commune i've, board and even go 10
the bath together Al arrangements
are made ana nl expenses controlled
by the elected elder Of the nrlcl, and
~ soon NJ the work IN finished the
money earned tx divided by him ne,
cordIng 10 established custom, The
form taken by the Orlcl varies accord.
Ing to the character Of the work From
the nrtcls OF the stock Exchange TO
those of boalmon water carriers ana
Kindred poor folk an i've ana work on
this Homc principle Of association
Evon IN prison lifo THE habit OF sooinl
organization prcWlls Incredible ns N
seems siberian c0nvlcts mnnugc In
Some inscuahlo way 10 maintain some
Kind ~ nm organisation among thom.
selves This IN so woll understood In
Nihorin that the authorities have boon
Obliged TO yield AN unwilling consent
An excellent example of the working
Of the arlol system W furnished by the
carpenters trade Almost the whole Of
Great Russia including even the pop.
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unllon Of tho cities, lives IN wooden
buildings, ana the cnrponiorng trade u
of great Importance, The carpenters
from the Same locality form themselves
into associations each numbering from
slX to twenty persons, The best ana
most experienced Of the workmon "
elected manager and finds work. ontcr
INTO contracts receives deposits from
m employer ana during the work
mppryisca matters generally lie "
oven expected 10 look after the domes'
Tie annls Of the oWol, the food, lodg'
Ink ana Washing
Sometimes II happens that a member
Of the ARIEL has his wife with him at
the work. Then the household N hand
ed over to her and the members OF the
nrtcl call her "mntkN molher, the
mltkn prepares the food ana does the
washing and mondhg for the entire MS
ISOLATION. when the Job N finished
and the earnings are being divided the
matka aud the young half time workers
gct each hnlf the share of an ablo'
bodied workman In some Ortcls the
manager gets a share and a halt and
In others ne III allowed n double share,
In these associations tho members not
only i've together but eat from one
common bowl, Usually the dinner con-
sisls of sour cabbage soup, meat Cor
nsh) and porrIdgo Tho meat or fish
n cut up into small plcccs and thrown
into the SOUP Every member OF the
prtol waits for hia turn ana ~ very
careful not "a dip IN his spoon before
his ncRhbor on the ilRht No one
takes u BIZ OF meat or lish until the
oldest person present has done 20 and
has tapped on the bowl with hiH spoon
An cases of sickness are treated at
the expense of the mlol and the cost
ls deducted from tho common fund,
when the Job IN completed each mem.
Der Of the nrtcl IN free to do ns he
ploascs, AZ "A general thlug the cnllrc
urol zoos back In body to ils own
commune, whore, In the Absence Of the
broadWmors, the old mom the lads
and particularly the women huNo been
carrying ON the home unlirs and per.
forming the public dulios Of the ub'
GENT THE communal land tenure proc
yIdos each member Of u trade urtcl
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the Neyn, hut iW inmmoulousncW and
lack " spontWclly have shown Oul IL
Wug not imperative the cElr ana the
grand dukes have taken nm, Wow of
II ana have turned gcomiully away
10 comprehend moaunbly the
causes which have made lor the eco.
horon OF the empire one must begin
by obtaining some Intelligent Idea of
the form of government That iH By
no means IAN easy thing tn do There
rs nothing Ike II under The SIM n H.
defined Az 'Nn absolute hereditary mons
WchN' It Is all Of that and much be-.
Sides An absolutsm pure aud simple
presents no dinoulliog A one man
power h simplicity itself We're Nicho'
las H. the actual Wulocmt ol ull the
RussiuF' az ho tx rcpulod 10 bee, and
nothing moro or less the matter would
be- unoomplcalod Practically be- IN
nothing N the sort Theoretically the
Whole legislative, executive ana udi.
olul power ~ vested lu tho cgar alone.
II N true there ~ uollnDr NrIll,u
constitution nor n representative loHis.
MuNo body but the ear M by mo- means
tim M u WgIo of hereditary ulw
which are none the los3 restrictive be-.
cause they ARE mNrItw Practically
no IN as poWprloHs lo url Ub.oUioly as
~ hs fellow ruler and kumau Nd,
ward NJ England
the Russian sovereign exercise. tho
legislative and administrative power
through the aid of rrrum great ppW,
ellis Of state Those councils Ulu com.
posed of nWctlouurIw appointed boy
himself ana uummNlly rupumhlp only
10 himself IN point ~ mcl those
councils are lhu real Ro,onwoul First
OF AN Us thr ro wllU0 Council of lho
empire Thlp la "a pW,ly Cumulative
hodY established IN 1901 and consists
Of n president ana about pghly Nom.
bolp exclusive Of the mm.lDH who
are mombora OK olllriO and four princes
Of the roIgning family TnIU cDuu.
ell NJ divided into four departments
each vested with the control rcspcc.
lively Of loglsmlion oi,Il and ooolmius.
teal administration tuauco and com,
mcroc and Industry and uiucu rhs
council actually does inc WUiur part nj
the husinrw of ruling " originates All
legislative measures lnlUpruW IN,
laws as best miW ils convenience pro.
rurcs the budget dcvlnw financial
measures ana takes Charge of an po,
llticW questions ThiH ls the poJoul 400.
tuumuul controlled boy the Romuuon
grand dukes
There is another groil body of smtD
through which the ear rs WnpoHrd IL
govern lhH W the aomlo, which wa,
founded by polo the Great In ltll and
ruorgnulzud I'm 1909 II it divided Int,
ak departments TWO Of those ucl n,
courts NJ appeal hul their authority 70
greatly oNorHhudowrd by the superior
dignity Of the council of the empire
Vholr members Ike the other senators
ARE supposed lo ho appointed Ny an.
emperor hul their tenure of unluc de-,
ponds mgvly uu their ability tu uin
~ Tie WWd duoal demands Tho 9th,
or departments ol the senate dNld,
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which period he hus been regularly
'pmokod' has iupl gained the degree
OF doctor Of medicine
British momhoW Of parliament pay
over $4,000 lor Il yours rplroshmuut
while the hbusc NJ NtJins
the wilwnya of This country Riyo ON,
ploymont 10 900 ana people
About sixty different Nndr Of gub.
stances are known 10 be mdlnuollvo.
II may not be- generally known mat
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don recently for $1,000 4 oompau.
ion WISE belongs to the collection In
Buckingham pumco
Germany breeds 100000 canarlos cy.
cry yCur
spain hus moro hunchbocks than amy
Other country In some " the VILLAGES
of the Storm ModcnN z per cent Of The
people are dcfoumod IN this way
The average height Of /, man N found
by n DAAtro "a hnVo continued the
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STRAY FACTS.

IN normal respiration tine ul iy oX.
PEELED from the chest uD the rate NJ four
feet pcr second
Nlnolocn per cent of the British no.
bllily are uhlldloa,
Thr wolves Of Russia dcyour about
goo people every year
Thc puroHt Nulcr IN britain In that
Of Loeb NauIno which has but one.
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women who work IN vineyards 40 NOT
get more than 10 cents for ten houN
work
a lllllo moro than halt the goods
brought Into the dutch West lnd"
comes from the United States Tht
oounlrloN next IN order as TO value ~
goods imported arc The Netherlands
uermanN England, France and lluly
small unuslonnl invoices are roucNee
from other countries
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Same iol lhoufWds of years, ns shown
m primitive man. prehistoric man and
historic man Tho grcnt sl2o Of ancient
man III lmagnuN
\ WINK occupies about onc.slylh nf II
second
Nearly 10000 letters are posted wllh.
cut ndorowos IN lho United Kingdom
ovory year.
Nog'H are very low M Spnm, Fum
laool'w Ncl about $3.50 u week. Tho
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Whenever Nmg Edward orders Ms
court lo go into mourning kings coun'
'cI uro under II distinct obligation to
obey his mnjoslye command
fnglall railway tunnels cost $1,000 n
yurd
, London sWoops up 10000 tons Of ref
uso weekly
\ Soyros oyitom vase dated 1893
ana WNloon and llroosquurlor Inches
Iu holRhl was sold nt auction IN Lon.
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lDS-@gNxNll lE giant WlNr uf disc
81 4. !. !. {. {. J. a.. !. !.
re kmupSvA ". order now rolling
IN E over Russia, The cone
INM GsY pUuuy recurring Inc
Nv IM duulrM disturbance
lCAMEOl I'M tho lnrVor towns
leIJf%pND the threatening mluu
->''-'-7"--> ol lho nRluuIun mu,u'
mont8 In lhcpoymoc
the mulmous attitude assumed by
naval scNmcn, the ylwlonco Of race
hatred ana the lHmcuuhr evils which
How from That source once moro nS
the attention Of the rcndmg public on
the empires informal problem Chaw
liHod and Inundated abroad, the apo'
rioua llcllon Of her strength dlspro,od,
her ghnslly WenkncsHcY all uncovered
to the eyes of the nulionr win II come
to pass that her national integrity shan
be shattered by forces That lie Within
Az time pnsaos one truth be-.
comes more aud moro evident the m.
icgrily NJ the Russian empire has not
benz maintained untll nov either by
reason Of the yirility of The government
or by the patriotism NJ the people The
government has shown itself Ia he
mlsorably puorllc on cvory Occasion
when actual strength was demanded.
the people us n whole hnNu been Wlls
abby unequal 10 oyory opportunity The
prumblo of national dlFconlcnl has
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