e full control,—the compswere there until at least the fare was worked out. Itmeant no end of trouble, as the hands could not be broughtinto line to do proper work; they about did what theypleased. I remember one day complai.ning about the condi-tion of things, and Mr. Nagle replying, more forcibly… … good fellow he was. Brock was the general, or managing-editor,—the leading writer, if you will; and furnished ex-cellent copy. The Khan received a Christmas present inthe form of some socks from his mother in Ontario; evi-dently hand-kit, and in the paper appeared a piece uponThe Socks from Mother…
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