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GENERAL KIRKPATRICK.

With reference to the troops it goes without saying

that any means which tend to alleviate these diseas«8,

and to help us to prevent infection will have the most

We do not hearty support from the military authorities,

Being more suffer as much as the sailors from loneliness.

stationary we are able to form associations, keep our men

employed and socupied. But still it always happens

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afraid it will always be so temptation is too strong,

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and we find that inreelion takes place,

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cannot get over; all we can do is to mEXEXİtx=EXINH‡XXBESUAL mitigate it. On that secount I trust we will be able to arrive at some means of supporting the benificent aims of

the Commission.

HOMBLE, MR POLLOCK.

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