| Show 1111 f f r r IF 0 RUSSIA HAS A REVOLUTION IT W WILL BEGIN G IN SIBERIA w l luu I t l i I 0 the III average Englishman SI 61 d TO r herla I still represents represent ent pit pita n a chi che e er rl leas w a f uncultured un region peopled p liy by t 1 convicts anti and wild the JUdge jUd e who wan trying a Ii recent ent car cane In III Inan k an all English EnlI h court of ot justice I i nt that some roine of ot tilt the wit nerae who ulio hail had come como from the tar fr iii l tact cant should have t x d I anxiety to return home beyond the Ih Ural I his hll jocularly remarked that he hl her r had never heard of ot any WI on one In Ina Ina a 1 hurry to 10 it return turn to 10 Siberia Tiling 1 a hue have moved considerably uInce the days f to 10 which the tho judges remarks might u R I y rays s an nil I writing wilting from to 10 0 tho limn London leader Rader Yet Yot even those thole who know the dominion will well cm rut hove h very ory little Idea of ot f tho he extent to tl hl ll ella progressed l d A Hulan me closely connected with the emperor Immediate 1 r the sterling Hurtling confession a few days ago ngo that tha tit If ever ner there wa wan a 1 revolution In the th It II would break out In Siberia So Su for tor formidable 4 Indeed It Is the danger of or ouch tu wit In outbreak that this my very ery had Imd I i u been tent lent lit tail east to malie inane n 1 g Invest In I fi tl on the of P and to 10 re reo lK rt the result to li What the tho tenor of It hit his hl repot report re Olt t will be may IOn IOnI t I h r gathered from the ominous words worde let l t drop by b It Is la secretly l to 10 old add they were not 1101 intend intended ed ert led for far th tb the ears ear of ot nn on ct newer lIew paper writer The rhe why wb and the wherefore whore Core of ot suet a u state II ate of ot In Siberia can n be hI easily eull and quite null explain explained UI ed ad U Jl Is t primarily the work of ot of oC officials Thu Tho very Or clots clAP of ot mm men which stands f land i for Cor traction I In European tends tend towards toward emancipation In Siberia Sibert Why Wh Because lukewarm or ed MI I have ha been tema tI ra II drafted east a as n a punishment Thus Thull It ha hu has conic about that hat the of ot the crown irown In Iii the Siberian province are url anything nn hut but pillars of ot autocracy that they Ully ore Indeed In many li s openly Liberals and Ami covertly Il ent of ot In III k and other Si Siberian I berian berlan centers have been Iwen summarily recorded In the press but tho the hearing bearing rind significance of oC these incidents have havu O tU pod notice The that these men inert exert to 10 n great crent extent by h the tho enormous distance w which separate then them o 0 0 0 0 from the fountain of ot authority at It fit SL Petersburg U Is 1 tenfold by lIy th the character and of ot the tho PI FI over oer whom they wield Jurisdiction lon The 11 natives of Siberia us distinguished Gram from th aborigines aborigine am ora In tits the vist v n majority 1 descended from Crom political ullo or o r con convict convicts vict and iu to I Ruch have nn Inherited Inherit to 10 bo Ill aln the govern government ment Th There e descendants have hove already given liven t of ot their I po io In lu the form farm of ot atti stu di dent nt r s ot of the tile molt violent At 1 recently 1 half halt the nl III thi newly opened rimy Mtv 00 in III n all were arrest l till tar tat taK taKIng Ing lag purl III In iv a 1 demon Down With the wm was 11 cry cr ii mid and ld th thoM these w words ord orell they and In I II us liS the ed ell words or Js which th they y knew would entail plains P and fInd i I settlers who ho the theother theother other oth r of ot In fall to 10 provide the custom cla t tout ory ary no 0 s which nf or fords such Buch welcome and Indispensable aid Ild to autocracy In III the I n The peasant Who far Cal Milt east n t U Is naturally nn rot enterprising In individual n d more often otton than Ihan not can cun cu n N tend rend and write whereas only 2 per Ier cent of ot tho the entire European population boasts those these In the work of ot opening up new lien no 1 lends the tha th intelligence Is I quickly developed and these peasant settlers soon lose losa the h beep tike tendency of ot their former t co cur villagers ern to any nn fate tate however hard and be thankful to 10 the little lit Ill lather father If It tits thu Ih tax collector tor leaves them thema a n mt eruct cruet t of bread There TheN remain the aborigines nb Burlata chiefly chlell the Turco migratory I tribes A having heving little or no touch with the t sedentary c I fits Tho fhe Bart n t IM Is and will always h ua remain the docile helpmeet of ot the settler nattier Whatever the tho rattler nettler tells Mis him to do h he Kindly gladly per nor performs forms formA It If thin tho I settlers cie Vert to n l republic as us they thoy did some seine yenta ago ngo ngoon on the tits ats join theta them Inference to 10 would b bJ without mention of ot the Ih Chinese who lire fire In puch such vast j r In the extreme lover over oer 00 per I r cent In the tho sill rn For Forthe the Ih present there Is no more subject iU fit title than the th Chi Chinese ChInn Chinese nese nn but does dOts not Imply loyalty tear fear the day may coma Collie Om when then terrible may mn l Il ho met out to them theta for the cruelties Inflicted upon Ce III In Manchuria Tho Chi Chinese nest nese drowned at lit l may mIl yet be bl avenged But Hut whether the Ibo elot 1011 on for Cor this vengeance will be bo pro provided vided hl 1 by b the outbreak of ot tv a revolt In Siberia remains to hn tIB seen Been Nw erN N |
