Chatnnika sniper, believe? in us
ing ;:!s official position while in
cflic to secure special privileges
when out. He wants an excep
tion clause inserted in the Alas
ka c glit hour labor law, exempt
ing placer mine employers from
the provisions of the law, to ena- j
4vile them to work their slaves ten
hours a day as heretofore. Of
course placer mining in the esti
mation of 0. P. is h#i laborious
than other kinds* although the
graveyard of Fairbanks bears sk
lent witness to the contrary, be
. ing filled with working men o£
the age of from 25 to 40 years,
, This may be seen by reading the
inscriptions on the Jbeadboarc’s
that mark the last resting place
of many worn.out young miners.
0. P, always professes, to believe
in the square deal between man
and man, but with him, it :s al
. ways protect the 'dollar .before!
- the man.
Below is to be seen the real
A ustalian ballot and the Driscoll
FAKE.
The Slaves.
By Margurite Head.
A vast, p- rvading multitude, they walk
Throughout the earth with weary solemn Ira:
They live, but lo! befora ray ken there flock j ;
The greater legions of the ages’ dead,
Who passing by in vision seem to mock
Our lines of battle and our lines o? bread.
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The slaves of centuries, despised, reviled
These spectre millions mate their anguished moan
In pleading acceqts: "vVe were, once beguiled
Like you who live; alas! had we bat known
Our latent power, wp had liv^d and smiled
Through virile years to reap where \ye had sown.
* • ■ * ‘ ‘ —ooo—
Because of ignorance we were oppressed;
•v; We did not’reelcthe.heart destroying price
Our bapes must pay for our accursed bequest
^ Of bondage, poverty, disease .and vice.
Or we h^d risen with a conquering zest
To build for them instead, a paradise.
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Sha.ll ye, too, leave a heritage of blight
Tp curse your sons,and daughters. with your woe?
Nay, seek to learn that ye may give them light <
■ To set their souls with love and truth aglow,
And dissipate forever this dark night
That they its horrors nevermore may know.”
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McDonald, R. S.
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