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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-13
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WAsuINGroN. May A-Thc testimony
OF Secretary Gage rs 10 the condition
OF the treasury and its requirements
in order to also meet the monetary
demands ot the war AS made before
the Senate committee on finance was
given To the public yesterday
Mr.. Gage expressed the opinion
that 1t would be impossible to place
rs much rs 500, OOD. OOG on the loan
among individuals aud in small sums.
Explaining his rcSon for this opinion,
he said: our people are very differ.
cnt from the French people, If you
please, in whose country there are no
savings hanks In our country there
are 1000, 500 people who have money
in savings banks. AZ "a general aver.
rate OF interest Of ! per cent Tho
money is available to them ~ any mo-
mcnt The temptation aud self in.
tcrcst to invest in three per cent
bonds and disturb their littlo bal.
inccs in the savings banks is not very
great"
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MARTIAL LAW IN ITALY.
serious Nrcad Riots at riorcucs.. Cicr,cals
believed to iis Fomcnttng Disorder.

believed To ie Fomcnting Disorder.
ROME. May 0.-The general situa.
ton hero is regarded ns strictly grave.
IL now seems to be clearly dcmonstrut.
ed that politics are mixed up in the
diStur Dances which have occurred in
various parts of the kingdom, owing
TO the high price ~ bread, and the
clerical party is believed To be fomcnt.
ing the disorder. a royal decrce
issued to-day proclaimed martial law
throughout Tuscany, ono OF the most
fertile and best cultivated parts Of
Italy.
There was a renewal OF serious riot.
ing ut Florence. the capital OF Tus.
cany, last night, and there were fur.
Their disturbances ut l.cghorn, the
capital of the province Of that name,
situated on the Mediterranean about
fifty miles from Florence. At both
places a number of rioters were killed
or wounded by tho troops detailed to
maintain order.
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NO
Specific Deniais That It IL In Con
temptation.

WAsHNGroN, May 9-Thc London
report that the Continental powers
were seeking To have England join
them in Intervention Is lacking in
veritication ia official and diplomatic
quarters here. The state depart
mcnt has received no suggcs-
tion of such intervention. and
does not believe it is ~contcm-
plated. The foreign representatives
here, including those of Great Britain,
France, Germany and Russia, meet
these reports with specific dcnials, and
declare that Intervention is not being
discussed in any way At the present
time. These officials have been fully
%convcrsant with all previous move
toward intervention, and they doubt.
less would be aware il such a move
were on foot at present
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INSULTS FOR AMERICA.
senior Du Nosc NIakss y Shameless A..
tack on Ills Late Hosts

TORONTO. Ont, May 7.-Senor Du
Bose, late first secretary Of the Span
ish legation ut Washington. lcctured
To 1000 people here last night on the
causes of the present war. Senior
Polo and many prominent men
were present The lecture was
in aid Of the Red Cross Society
work. and was delivered in u pri.
vato capacity. Tho Senior made u
severe attack on the American people.
lie traced the history Of tho trouble.
rciterating the Spanish arguments.
and spoke of American senators ~
border ruflians, whose illiterato
fooIishness is only cquaied by their
venality and ind%icrously pornpous
conccit."
lie urged that American cupidity
for conquest constituted a grave dan
ger to Europe, Canada and Mexico.
and concluded by comparing the queen
regent of Spain with ''the bloating
politicians whose countenanccs depict
the lust that is in their hearts"
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WHERE is SAMPSON?
Theory That the Admiral Has Gons to
Moot tho spanish fleet

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The sailing
81 the fleet Of Admiral Sampson from
Key West is believed to be due To II
conviction on the part of naval OIL.
GERS that the Spanish fleet is headed
in the direction OF the West Indies.
1t Is thought that a portion OF the
North Atlantic squadron will strike
for Porto Rico, while another will
hcad for tho nor.- coast OF Brazil to
meet the Oregon, M~arietta and Buff
falo, and convoy them safely into
american waters,
Meantime the auxiliary cruisers
chartered from tho American Steam
ship company are to act as scouts.
furnishing notice in advance OF tho
approach OF hostile fleet. while n suf-
iicicnt number OF smaller vessels will
be left to maintain tho blockade
around the island OF Cuba.
The uncertainty regarding the
whereabouts of the Spanish fleet is
responsible for the postponemcnt OF
the moving of troops, supplies and
ammunition to Tampa
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READY FOR THE FLIGHT.
Apartments Reserved In Vienna for this
Queen Regent Of Spain.

LONDON, May THE Vienna CORE
~spondent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
Apartments have been reserved at u
hotel here for the queen regent Of
Spain in case she arrives here before
apartments have been prepared for
her In her brothers palace.
"Telegrams from the Austrian am
bassador at Madrid, Count Dubski, in
dictate that the queen regent is only
waiting for a suitable moment to quit
Spain without detriment to the inter
ests OF her SON"
MADRID, May :. 1T is alleged that
the government OF Porto Rico and
Cuba have cablcd that there is no
need to fear n landing OF American
troops in those islands; that two iron.
clads, two cruisers and three trans
ports will leave Cadiz forthwith To
chase the Yankees from the Philip.
pines, and then lombard California
DOrtS.'
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Ordered to Hold Manila.

LONpoN, May lot is announced
to-day in n special dispatch from Mad
rid that the spanish ministers of war
aud marine, General Corrca and Adj
miral Bcrmejo, declare they do not
expect Manila to be attacked before
the arrival of rcinforccmcnts for Rear
Admiral Dewey from the United
States. The dispatch adds that orders
have been sent TO General Augusti,
the governor general of TIE Philippine
islands, to resist to death any attack
on Manila.
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LEYDEN LANDED CUBAN ARMS.
Munitions for Insurgents Put Ashore
Spanish Troops Routed.
Before the Fire of the American GunbOat the Soldiers Fled
to the Hills A Guard of Insurgents Will Take the
Supplies Into the Interior of the Island The Cruiser
Welingtod Warns up the "Yallew Jackets"

Nrw SoRr. May q \ Iisratch from
Key West say, The tug Irylcn has re.
turned there after having landed two
parties on Cuban soil. one OF them
having had subsequently, a sharp CT.
gagcmen: with Spanish forces
One of the plrtic, consisted OF a
commission from Washington 10 Cen.
rral Gomez, which was dcbarkrd upon
The north short Of Santa Clara prov.
iucc, from whence an immediate start
Tor the interior was made. The other
party, which landed mar Muricl,
north of Havana, was under the com.
mand of the Cuban leader, General
Baldolncro Acosta.
licforc this company went ashore
-ho cruiser Wilmington >hcllcd some
spanish cavalry assembled in the
vicinity. and when the landing was
effected Acosta's detachment charged
and routed the Spaniards who, in
their retreat, took with them about
sixty wounded and leaving sixteen
lead on the field. The American and
tuban colors were hojstud side by side
IN Cuban soil.
Another dispatch says the party
that landed in Santa Clara province
was fred upon by Spanish cavalry in
ambush, and a Cuban land force I'M
Ter General Dial attacked the Span
lsli. who were 200 strong. The Will
iuington shelicd the enemy, and they
were routed.
The landing party. it is added. COM
priscd a score or more Of agents OF
the Cuban %junta, n United States com.
missioner anu General Aco,ta, to-
gether with cavalry horses, arms and
ammunition destined for General
Acosta's former command Of cavalry
troops in the western part Of Havana
province.
KEY WEST, Fla May The United
states dispatch boat I,cyden, sent To
Cuba by the United states govern
ment Oily in the week, returned here
from Cuba at 4 o'clock this morning
with four OF the six Cuban scouts who
left here IN Il mission last Monday.
The other scout were landed with
those who have returned, and com
m%unication was established with the
insurgcnt forces under General Pedro
Dclgado.
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THE PELAYO AT CADIZ,
Reported That tho Hatticship Il Wait
Ing for 10 ficot Of Cruisers

Ing for 10 floot Of Cruisers
IoNpoS, May "a Cadiz dispatch
10 the London Chronicle says: Tho
battl,shiu Pclayo, which arrived here
from Cnrtagcna last Thursday, is now
1t anchor far inside the bay. She IL
painted a dull black all over.
This ship, Of 100 tons, il the larg-
est craft in the spanish navy ohc
has four very heavy I%Iontoria guns
two l.? 5.inch, two iI-inchl besides
quick firing guns She carries n crew
of close upon 600 men.
Her orders are unknown. Somo
conjecture that She Will be OIL in three
,r four DAYS. Others say she is to wait
until II ilcct OF five. including tho
great ship Empcrndor, Carlos V, the
Cardinal Cisnrras, the Numancia and
the Alfonso NIL is formed at Cadia.
and that then all will sail together
about May IL II also seems likely
that she will act ~ u onvoy of rein
forcemcnts for tho converted cruiser
l%inrnos Ayrcs
Tho fine cruiser Alfonso XIII IL
held in readiness to accompany her.
There is a torpedo boat here. too.
Trade has ceased. Hardly "a ship
comes in. Tho best trade was With
America; now the roads are empty.
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REPUBLICS GRATITUDE.
Congress THANKS icwcy FOR lite Vie
tory-SiO,O0 for J.cdai, aud - sword.

'''F INV
tpry-sio,Oo for Icdai, and - sword.
WAsmNGroN, Hay 10. Tho rrcsi.
dent to-day sent the following mes.
sage 90 Congress
To the Congress of the Unitcd stats; on
the 18th day ot Ap"ll | directed the Score.
tity ~ the Navy to telegraph orders to
Commodore George Dewey ut the United
state navy, commanding the NSiitiC
squaii on then living IN the poet ct Hong
Kong, TO proceed forthwith t. the philip.
pine islands. there to ccmm"us, oU"r,.inns
aud engage the SptuiSh fleet
Promptly obcyIng that order thu United
states squadron. consisting Ot the flagship
biyttpiJ, Baltimore Raleigh, IioS. On, Com
cord Ihl petrol with the revenue cutter
MCtull0Cn - au duNtliiry ul>plt "A boat,
entered the hGrbu" OF Manila at dtVbGsdk
Oh the ilr,. OF May dud immediately en-
Gaccl the cItlrr Spanish flee. ui eleven
ships, whiri were under the protection vt
the iirr OF the Land forts. N'tcr Il stubborn
Nght, In which the enemy suffered great
.JS,, ihc~" NgSsC.N were DESTROYED Or com
p'c'cly disabled and the water battery At
cave Silcucci ct our brave officers AMI
men not one was loSt and only eight tn
iurci AMI those Slightly Ni of our Sh ~,
escaped any ~criulS damage.
liv the -four IN of May CDmiN5lorc Dewey
had taken possession ui the naval station
At Cavitc, destroying the t'runCati"uN thrt"
ana AZ the entrance oil lhc DAY ana par"
nv 'h"lr t'IfiNoUN rue waters "l lu'
bay arc under MIS- complete control. Tie
hi' cS''p'N"cu hpNP't'l' Nl'h'h Tue Nul''-
iC'h ilhcS, "hrre .hooi Tue NPd'I>h SICK
anu wounded are assisted am protected
INC maShltluc OF inns victory ''h uatuly
bc measured by the ordinary standard of
naval warfare, outweighing any material
nusam.aSe III Tue mora, ene,t o, tna, an,t.a.
the era, ncart of our nation ,hrnls NOT
with boast,ng or with greed of conquest,
bat win deep gratitude that th's triumph
- 80 r,i ~ ~ ,iyn nn ~ u, mn, ,e.r
taken toward the attain mcnt of the wished
Tor peace. TO those whose skill. courage
anu ocvouon nave won 'ne hsh'' 20 INC gar,
mon Who AIDED him our r"nn,ry ovcs an
lrcalcuablc debt.
Feeling as our people feel, and speaking
~ -, 'r = ,h.r n ,nt ~
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THE MINI EAPOLIS
Open Order for Muiea

ST. Louis, Mo, May 6.-Quarter
master G.. c. Smith has received or.
ders from Washington to purchase all
the mules possible until further or.
ders Acting under these instruo
tions, Captain Smith has already
bought $500 pack mules. The total
number OF mules purchased ~ this
point Is NOW 1000, with the probo'
billy that II will run " TO the ~, oco
mark before the week Is oyen Tho
purchases will aggregate an ouslny In
St Louis Tor mules alone Of e700, 900
80 vsral hundred have been shipped to
San Antonio, Texas
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SAMPSON NEAR HAYTI.
Fable Adviccs Received Mt Navy Depart
mcnt In Wait for the Enemy.

WASHINGTON, May 10. Gable nd
sices received from Rear Admiral
Sampson his arrival off the
coast of Hayti with II division OF his
fleet. He will remain at the point
where he is now located until the de-
partmcnt or one of the scouts informs
him of the appearance of the Spanish
men-of'war which sailed from II.
Vincent nine days ago.
The naval board has calculated the
Spanish squadron TO be at or near
Porto Rico by this time and it is in
hope of bottllng up the fleet in the
harbor of San Juan that the mcn.of.
war of the North Atlantic squadron
are lowering within q short distance
of Porto Rico.
Lisbon, May 10 The newspapers
of tins city say that n Spanish Acct
consisting of nine vessels passed Cape
Espichel, twenty-onc miles south by
west of this port at about 1870 p. m
yesterday. The fleet was steering a
southerly course.
ST. THOMAS, West Indies, May 10
The Spanish cruiser Isabel IL, an
ironclad of 1880 IONS displacement
and carrying n crew of about 1870 men,
arrived here at u o'clock this morning.
Her commander communicated with
the Spanish consul at this port and
the cruiser cleared Immediately, DIES,
tination unknown
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DICTATORSHIP FOR SPAIN.
Marshal Campos May 80 at the Head
of u New government

llESDAYE, France, near the Spanish
frontier, May 9-Adviccs which have
just reached here from Madrid by
rail in order to escape the Spanish
censor say the general opinion in
Madrid is that Il military dictator
ship is coming in order to contend
against the spreading disturbances
arising from hunger, the defeat of the
Spanish fleet at Manila and tho polit.
zeal plots OF various descriptions. 1t
Is added that Marshal MARTINEZ de
Compos, the former captain general
Of Cuba, probably will be the head of
the dictatorship, and that he will be
supported by u cabinet composed in
the main OF military men, rs the last
chance Of saving the dynasty.
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RUSSIA FRIENDLY.
No Iiasis for Stories To the Contrary.
1t Is Asserted.

WAsmSGToN, May "A leading
Russian diplomat said to-day that the
cable report from London stating
that Emperor Nicholas, of Russia,
was much disturbed as to the ultimate
destiny of the Philippines, and that
some sort Of intervention was prob
able, was entirely unwarranted, and
placed Russia in a misleading position
before the people of this country. He
says the sentiment throughout Russia,
official aud unofficial, is onc OF ex.
IRENE cordially toward the United
States, and it shows there will be no
change in the traditional friendship
existing between the United State,
and Russia
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Lead aud Zinc Mines Flooded

JoPLIS, Mo, May :, - Rain has
fallen almost continually for the past
t~wenty-four hours, and many of the
lead and zinc mines of the Missouri
aud Kansas district are flooded. Some
mining shafts fifty to 100 feet deep
are full of water.
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wheat Higher Than Ever.

CHICAGO, May 0.-The advance IN
wheat went on with renewed impetus
this morning. The Chicago May price
did not go up as much as on Saturday.
The opening sale was 81, rs. The
July price, however, was up nearly II
cento, to 81. 20.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-13
The population OF Japan includes 81,
SCI 900 men and 21.l47, 900 women.
No Gable south OF Montsvidso.

New York, May 10, The CONNER
cial Gable company sent out notice
and Rio Grand do Sui is interrupted.
This cuts off Geographic communica'
tior with Montevideo and places south
including Buenos Ayres.
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CUBAN CONGRESS OPENS
Bianco Ouostions the Sincerity of the
United stateA

HAVANA, May 6-Thc Cuban con
9ress. elected under the autonomls,
government, was formally opened yes
terday with great ceremony. Captain
General Blanco made u speech, in the
course of which he said that II the
declarations OF The United States had
been sincere, its guns to-day ought to
be soluting the first Cuban parliamen I
Instead of threatening tho lives OF the
members.
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WHAT is SAMPSON UP TO?
hnny nconirmsd Rumors About the
Movements of the Admiral

WASHINGTON, May O. No conlirma.
ton is obtainable Of the various re.
ports concerning the movements OF
Admiral SIMPSONS fleet. Persons
who, from their official position,
might DO supposed TO share the
confidence of tho administration,
arc credited with the statement
that tho admiral has gone to seize
Porto Rico, and this statement is
made after conference with the OK
scutive. On the other hand, it is
asserted with almost equal positive
ness, that the fleet has gone TO meet
the Oregon AID bring her in safety &c
the north. Still another report is &c
tho effect that the Admiral has gone
TO seize Matauzas, 10 be Used as Q
base Of operations
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Dakota's Troops for Manila

Sioux FALLS, S. d, May 10, AID.
vices have been received here from
"a railroad official that the government
has decided TO send the First regiment
of South Dakota volunteers to the
Philippine islands
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Fire DESTROYS s1oo,ooo In sno...

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May Two shoe
factories belonging to Wolf Brothers
and to the Manss shoe Manufacturing
company burned to-day. The loss on
stock by each firm vas about $50, COO
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Allen Succeeds Roosevelt.

WAsuINGToS, May i .-The Prcsi'
dent to-day sent TO tho Senate the
nomination Of Charles II. Allen OF
Massachusetts to be assistant secre'
tary OF the navy.
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SPAIN is UNDER GUARD.

Dread ~ Revolt.
MADRID, NJ. ' t.-Thc troops are
held IN the barracks ready to march
Mt amy instant against the mob Of tho
rcvo,utionists. Cavalry and infantry
patrol the streets from nightfail to
sunrise. All the public buildings are
crowded inside with foot aud mounted
police,
In tho rest Of the kingdom the pre-.
cautions, though 'css visible. are
equally strict because the court and
h government apprehcnd gravcr
movements still IL n fresh reverse &C.
ours in Cuba or to the fleet
The chief fear is Of a popular revo.
luton. which everybody can see is
brewing Tho civil authorities in
Madrid got so alarmed at the attitude
of the Republicans and Carlists that
they frankly told Senior Sagasta they
could not answer for order much
longer.
If national feeling runs too high
against senior Sagasta and Moret,
who really are in the most danger. the
queen probably will ask Marshal
'ampos to form n sort OF ment
for the defense of the monarchy. The
old marshal has told her that he will
he ready to do so directly she sends
for him. So the days Of the Sagasta
cabinet are numbered.
The situation in the provinces Is
unchanged and everywhere tho dis.
satisfaction is growing, especially
over tlr pripn Of brnoI AIT, ,uoi,.t
authority are becoming more and
more overt At Cacrres. capital OF
Ester Madura, the populace marched
into a railway station to prevent the
export of provisions and overpowcrcd
the soldiers on guard. capturing four
teen loads of wheat flour.
In the town of Augilas, in the
province Of Murcia, u mob mostly
composed of women, burned the store
houses and offices.
This morning a mob of about 5000
striking miners made n tumultuous
demonstration at Murc.a. They
shouted, Death to the thieves"
Down with the taxes and attempt.
cd To set fire to the railroad depot and
other buildings and then began a
movement towards Carthagcna. A
strong force of troops, however, pre-.
vented the rioters from moving on the
port. A number OF men were wounded
Disturbances are also threatened at
Carthagena, where martial Law has
been proclaimed.
Similar scenes have occurred nj
Ovidco and Leon aud at a number Of
other towns where factory hands have
struck work. The strikers are parud-
ing the streets, demanding cheap
bread and are Stoning houses
Missouri Wins In Debate
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That Peaceful Indian rerritory
hRpMoRE, Ind. Ter, May o,-Thc
grand jury since January, 1908, has
returned +7O indictments. Nest re
FOR larceny and selling whisky.
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Missouri Wins In Debate

COLUMBIA, May G-The joint debate
last night between the University Of
Missouri and the University of Ne.
braska was won by Missouri The
question discussed was. Resolved,
That the Annexation of the Hawaiian
Islands Would BE Beneficial to the
United States" Missouri had the af.
Primitive. Missouri was represented
by George II. English, Lee Highley
and A. V. Coppidge. Nebraska by
Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Kimpley and Mr..
Hayfbv.
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BANKS,

VIM. Hoge, NJ. b. Brownlee, r. O. Chamber,
Marcus DAILY. i. K. Sergeant
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BUTTE News.
CHINESE BOYCOTT CASE
The Hearing Is Resumed Before
{ Judge N. II. Blake.
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE
Only Two Witnesses Examined-M. j.
Geiger Defines the Meaning of the
Word Boycott-Moral Suasion
and Peaceful Means.

The hearing OF the Chinese boycott
Injunction case of Hum Fay and others
against the Butte labor unions and a
number OF individuals. was resumed
yesterday morning in Butte before
judge H. y. Blake, examiner. after an
adjournment since May %. The intro
uuction of testimony in behalf of the
defense was begun. but only two wit
nesses were examined during the ses-
sion. The first was NJ. ]. Geiger, one
of the defendants. His direct exam
ination was conducted by J. l.. Wines.
He testified that he had been a resident
of Butte for sever years, and was now
engaged in the grocery and publishing
business. During the early months Of
1897, the period of the boycott. he was
A member of the Clerks assembly, but
did not become a d~elegateto the Silver
Row Trades and Labor assembly until
the fall of 1891,
What are the objects and purposes
Of the Clerks assembly, asked Mr..
Wines.
sEarly and Sunday closing. do away
with unnecessary work and too many
hours. protect our members. procure
employment for those out of employ
snent. keep up a schedule of wages. n
assist one another in sickness and dis
tress.'
s'Are not two of the most prominent
purpose and objects of the assembly
70 preserve a schedule of wages n
regulate the hours of work.
Yes, sir"
: what are the objects and purposes
Of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor
assembly,"
ITO protect the weak against the
strong. TO alleviate distress. and to fur
fher the, aus of humanity the
community
lis not one of its purposes to settle
and adjust differences and grievances
among your members, or between your
members and outsiders -
Yes, sir"
1.-THE witness said these grievances
were sought 10 be, adjusted by moral
suasion and peaceful MEANS?
I'm what sense is the word boycott
psed by members of the Silver Bow
Trades and Labor assembly? 3,
lit means a let alone policy. Some
members who are not educated up to
the cause might use the word in a diff
ferent sense. and ] ave reason to he
iieve they do. but the word means a
let alone policy
Explain what YOU mean by 'let alone
policy. -
ITO let. alone our friends who are do
tng right, and ask our friends to let
alone those who do not do right. and
not patronize or do business with
Them" NJ
Does that include the employment
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Some twenty short lengths of
Novelty Dress Goods, sufficient in
ZACH for a full dress, separate skirt.
waist or child's dress. Pretty
checks, plaids and neat mixtures
which sold early in the season at
40c yard.
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silk Mixed Balbriggan and French
Lisle Underwear, light colors, in all
sizes.
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A general commercial banking business
transacted, including the purchase and
sale of State. County and City securities;
a careful attention to collections and the
acceptance OF trusts