. The birds of Siberia; a record of a naturalist's visits to the valleys of the Petchora and Yenesei . ed state, and cannot digest the wholesomefood of free trade, but must resort to protection as amedicine. Some plausible physicians suggest a differentremedy. They assert that Russia should honestly admit 496 RUSSIAN CORRUPTION her bankruptcy, and offer her creditors a fair composi-tion, as other bankrupts do or ought to do. They saythat if Russia was to pay her interest for the future inpaper roubles, and adopt free trade, that her commercewould develop to such an extent that the country itse
. The birds of Siberia; a record of a naturalist's visits to the valleys of the Petchora and Yenesei . ed state, and cannot digest the wholesomefood of free trade, but must resort to protection as amedicine. Some plausible physicians suggest a differentremedy. They assert that Russia should honestly admit 496 RUSSIAN CORRUPTION her bankruptcy, and offer her creditors a fair composi-tion, as other bankrupts do or ought to do. They saythat if Russia was to pay her interest for the future inpaper roubles, and adopt free trade, that her commercewould develop to such an extent that the country itselfwould benefit enormously, and that in the long run, bythe rise in the value of the rouble, the bondholder wouldbe better off than he will be when the inevitable break-down of the present system comes. There can be no doubt that the internal resources ofRussia are immense, and that under a wise governmentwhich made their development possible Russia wouldsoon become one of the wealthiest nations of the present Emperor has not the courageto attempt to govern his country BRONZE CELT FROM ANCIENT GRAVE NEAR KRASNOYARSK
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