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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
MRS. ALLuE COLBY SMITH.

Died in Redands, California Thursday,
February 81, Alice Colby Smith, wife of
Carroll b. Smith and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse J. Colby OF Waterbury. There
grim messenger. In the early evening OF
Thursday, foreboding tidings Of serious ILL
ness came TO the parents, followed in few
hours by the announcement that the sut-
ferer was at rest Mrs. Smith went to
Redlands in the summer OF 1897 to visit her
sister, Mrs. Karl G. Wells There she met
her future husband, her marriage occurring
at Redlands February 8, 1859. Alice Colby
was born in Waterbury Dec. 18, 1870 at
tho Huchins homestead, the birthplace and
home OF her mother. She was one OF the
merry group OF grandchildren who, years
ago, were wont to gather around the old
family hearthstone, and under the locusts
about the old home romped away the sum-
mer days, merry " b childhood's abound
ing merriment, vocal and free as the birds
among the branches above them II there
ives unusual hilarity out on the lawn or in
the precincts dear to the association of
childhood, the little miss with the dark
eyes and wiusome looks was very apt to
be its center and inspiration. In the full
ne9s of time Alice grew into attractive
womanhood, distinguished By rare charms
or person and grac39 manner, and devel-
oping loving, loyal, generous nature,
marked also by the spirit and iudepend-
ence that win respect aud admiratiOn. She
had become the center of delightful home
in the land of fruits and flowers. Life was
sweet TO her, and her oompanionship joy
TO all about her. Her death, in the bloom
OF early womanhood, on the threshold OF a
life full OF promise and Of life's best enjoy
ments, is lnexpressibly sad. Wherever
Alice Colby Yves known the tribute due to
bright youth, engaging characteristics and
sterling qualities will be paid and a sigh
breathed over the untim Aly ending OF the
life that was their becoming embodiment
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
HONORED CITIZEN GONE.

James M. Smith died Saturday at his
home on Main street after brief illness
Heart failure was the direc6 cause of his
death.
Mr.. Smith was seventy seven years old.
He was born in Elmore, January "a, 1924
When he IVES six years old Calvin Smith,
his father, moved to the farm on the West
Hill in Barre, where the grandfather of
the deceased was born. In 1874 Mr. Smith
commenced work for Joshua Thwing, re-
manning with him until Mr.. Thwing's
death, about twenty years later. Mr..
smith then purchased the Thwing farm
and soon after ent 3red the partnership of
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook, firm that in
late years did an extensive business as
founders. moulders and manufacturers OF
granite-cutting machinery.
Mr.. Smith moved to Montpelier in 1887,
where he had since resided. Up to year
ago he maintained an interest in the Barre
firm and went there daily. A long life of
active industry was his, and in Btrre,
where he wes the best known, nothing bat
kindly words are heard of him now that he
has gone.
Mr.. Smiths first wife was Nancy Mich.
oils, daughter OF Nahum Nichols of Barre.
HIS second wife was Lydia Richardson,
| also OF Barre, who survives him. He had
10 children. He leaves one brother, AL
win, of Montpelier, and one sister, Mrs. s.
Wesley Hill, of East Montpelier, also two
half brothers and half sister.
Mr.. Smith left handsome property, all
accumulated by industry and frugality
When he purchased the Thwing farm his
friends tried to dissuade him from going &C
deeply into debt, % the price was some
| $1,000. They were not little surprised tc
learn that Mr.. Smith had saved nearly
enough to pay for the .rm in cash.
Funeral services were held from his
late home on Main street Monday after
noon at two O'Clock, Rev. DR.. Norman Sea
uer officiating. Burial was in Greer
Mount cemetery.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
South Barre.

Mrs. M. ID, Gale is slowly improving from
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hammett and daugh-
ter of East Montpelier visited at j. III.
Woroester's and f, E. Worcester's last
Sunday.
Lucius Scott is gaining, and 1t is thought
he will now recover.
Nina, wife OF Lucius Scott, died on Tues
day OF last week from pneumonia. She had
been a sufferer from heart trouble for the
past two years and had been confined at
home most OF the time. She was a kind
and smiable woman and was beloved by a
large circle Of friends, who extend their
sympathy to the beresved family. The fu.
neral wes held on Friday at the home OF
Mrs. ClafiiD, Mrs. Scott's sister, on account
Of the serious illness Of Mr.. Scott.
L. l.. Salser and wife visited In Mont.
pelier last week.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
VERMONT TROOPS

Adjutant and QlsrteIm ister General W.
II. Gilman said today to JOURNAL report
or that no Vermont troops will march in
the inaugural parade az Washington
week from Monday. The idea OF sending
the second battalion OF the First Vermont
regiment hes been agitsted, and General
Gilmore went so far es TO secure round-trp
rates, but es Governor Stickney and staff
will probably not be represented at Wash
ington at the time OF President McKinley's
inauguration, Vermont troops, II they went
there, would have no one TO escort.
ion have been in conferenc' in regard to q
trip TO Buffalo to visit the Pan-Amerioan
Exposition, but no definite arrangements
have been made. II the battalion goes to
Buffalo. IL will probably leave directly after
the muster In August.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
LODGED In JAIL.

Thomas Barrett of Shrewsbury, who shot
Noah Gleason, his neighbor Sunday after
noon, was arrested Monday afternoon at the
"Br wer House" at the foot OF Killington
Mountain. He was srraigned before JUS
tice Willis M Ross at the Jail in Rutland
Monday evening and placed under $500
bonds. He could not furnish this amount
so will remain behind the bars until Sstur-
day morning, when he will be given hear
ing at tan O'Clock.
Barrett offered no resistance to arrest,
although he had his shotgun with him when
willing to talk to the officer about the shoot
ing after his arrest. He said Gleason was
trying to break into his house and that he
had fred at him In self defense.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
LETTER TO JOSEPH COATES.
MOntnelier. ".

Dear Sir: 1t is your business to know
what materials to put into house ss well
as TO plan it. OF course you know the effect
of zinc on lead in paint-toughens it. Do
you also know the greater effect of zinc
ground il?
For a painter can't grind; he can only
mix. Devoe lead and zinc is thoroughly
ground in oil. The result is an intimate
mixture.
Your painter can only mix; he can't
grind; there's no need of grinding by hand.
He should buy lead and zinc ground to
gether in oil.
Devoe lead and zinc is that; the proper
tions are right besides. II outlasts lead and
oil two to one, and costs no more-sven
less; for hand-work can't compete with ma
chine work.
Yours truly,
#. W. DEvoE & Co.
p s. Abbott & Bailey sell our paints in
your section.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
FARMS...

Village which o
This will
condition House
a house This
Farm in East from
land About tsge woodland
Buildings
Phi
from
and i
dirt cheap
farm
orchard o Theea GOODS 10 rents
only miles poOfhte About
mnm from Prcei
hundred and / will be a
dcordsof
ymIes from depot
and all he With this woodland
a comfortable of buildings will
aboutit Wood taken
INvESTMENTSCOtg house Cambria Street Gane which for $40
months year, " will sell for $780,
Anotherg mvem Main a
er Always rented Price only SSNO
bathe which rents fo vel o on
Valuable Randolph village Consists of large block and
onMa land This s
good necanb
in ayreaze getting
free only t.
talk with regarding the
of farms, investments, residences
We will be glad questions
Our motto "Honesty and Square Dealing"
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Gordon Block Barre Vermont
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Mattkmau L gunrnal.
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A CARD,-We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 30 cent bottle.
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails
to cure your cough ar cold. We also guaran-
tee 20 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
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Lester III. Greene, City.
Collins Blakely, City.
w. E. Terrill u Co., City
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Business Mere Mention

WANTED.-Capable man, with some
knowledge of market gardening ,on small farm.
Permanent position for the right man. A. W.
Allen, Barre, Vt.
BLOCK WooD OR CHUNKS. Wanted at
once Suitable size for furnace. Taken
in exchange for subscriptions. Apply at
WATCHMAN Office.
WANTED.-Persons who read carefully,
search deeply, and think for themselves. to
send for Free Religious Literature to q. j.
Church, 1922 N. Msiu Ave, Scranton, Pa.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
FARMS AND INVESTMENTS.

We shall offer in this space for the few months farms
that be equaed for the money Investments that will
pay per and the time increase in
value There is positively risk to these offer
today
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
NUMBER 10
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.

Expenses eat up wages and
salaries. Year after year the
average man expects to build up
an estate, The usual result is no
provision or only small one
for wife and children, Life Iusur-
ance does the work by easy pay
men s.
Correspondence solicited)
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-27
Collectors Sale of NONRESIDENT Lands.

The of
either whole dsnsd dtowu
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Present Owner.

And of in
said Woodbury.
be requisite discharge said COSTS
FOSTER, Collector Taxes
Dated Woodbury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
WASHINGTON, Sligo Pazdzier.

WASHINGTON, Sligo Pazdzier. =
Nareszcie wczoraj zakonczyio sig
zadawanie zapytah krzyaowych ad-
miraiowi Schleyowi przez auditora
Lemley i kilka odpowiedzi Schleya
kr6tkich a ostrych swiadczyfo, re
mu ,wreszcie zabrakfo cierpliwosci.
Okofo godz. 8 to sic zakohczyfo;
potem czlonkowie komisyi zadali
mu "a zapytai, ma kt6re odpowie.
dziaf jasno i tresciwie, poczem na-
stapifo odroczenie do dzisiaj.
WASHINGTON, Sligo Pazdzier. =
Minister spraw wewnetrznych
wczoraj zni6si osiawione tax zwa-
ne rozporzadzenie Browna, tyczace
sig szk6f dla Indyon. Rozporza-
dzenie owe brzmia}o, re dzieci In.
dyan dopiero W takim wypadku
moga uczeszczat do szkof wyzna-
niowych, gdy ME znajdzie sic ju&
dla mich miejsca W szkofach pan
stwowych, chociazby pragnefy
krztafcic sic W szkoiach katolickich
lub szko}ach innych wyznan. o.
becnie rodzice ich, lub one same
beda miaiy prawo wyboru szk6f,
do ktorych maja uczeszczac. Gfo-
wnie ma tenn zyskaja iczne kato-
lickie szkofy misyjne.
MANILA, Sligo Pazdziernika. =
Wedle wiadomosci nadeszfych 2
Catbalogan, gen. Smith otrzymaf
wiarygodne informacye tyczace sic
miejsca pobytu przywodzcy Fill
pinczyk6w Lukbana i ma nadzieie
wkr6tce dotrzec do niego. 90.
dziennie odbywaja sic male poty-
czki, nawet Catbalogan onegdaj o.
strzeliwano. Smith ma nadzieje,
ze do SWAT Bozego Narodzenia
wyspe uwolni cd powstancow.
Gubernaior Taft cd 10 dni ley
chory W szpitalu. Poddac sig mu-
stat operacyi, kt6ra powiodia sic, j
przychodzi do zdrowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31

,zwania swego nowonarodaonego sy-
ma ,,Leon Czofgosz". Ksiadz cd.
mowif chrztu, a obywatele napedzi.
Ii farmera j jego rodzine . caaego
powiatu.
Z - w rezerwacyi dla Indyan
szczepu Winnebago W poinocno-
zachodniej Nebrasce grasuje ospa.
Do $50 Indyan zachorowa}o; 20
umarfo W ostatnich dniach 10.
- Kompania kolei Pennsylva-
mia zamierza wybudowac tunel po-
miedzy Altoona a Pittsburgiem Z
mil diugi. Byiby to najdfuzszy
tunel ma swiecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31

a potem iuz samem swem istnie.
MEM demorAlizujacej ofary. l ME
wystarczy ubolewa6 lub konstato-
wac straszny stan rzeczy. Radzic
potrzeba.
Kiedy pred paru laty lud gall
cyjski porwai sic do bezrozumnej
ruchawki przeciw zydom, zaprowa-
dzono stan wyjatkowy isprowadzo-
no kata do Galicyi.
Konsekwencya i koniecznosc do
magaia sig bezwzglednej represyi
ma zbrodniczych handlarzy dusz;
tylko ustawy wyjatkowe tax jak
niegdys sadly wojenne ma handla-
rzy niewolnikow, tylko wprost kara
doaywotnego wiezienia lub nawet
kara smierci moga choc W czesci
pofozyc kres ohydnemu rozbojoWi
dusz, bezkarnemu naruszaniu na-
szych swietych ognisk zrodzinnych
przez wrogie, obce, Swietokradzkie
rece! -.
Galicya jest moze jednym mai.
ulubienszych teren6w operacyj-
nych dla handlarzy zywym towa-
rem. Setki i tysiaee polskich
dziewczat zaludnia CO roku zagra-
niczne domy zrozpusty. Spofe-
czenstwo cafe winno podniesc gio-
6ny krzyk samoa brony, posfowie
polscy maja obowiazek honoru i
sumienia odrazu, ma pierwszej se-
syi Izby poselskiej wystapie z ma
gfym wnioskiem o ustawe wyjatko-
wa przeciw handl arzom dusz!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

= Niemieckie gazety zapewnia-
ia, ae nieprawda jest. jakoby An
glia zaspokoifa niemieckie preten-
sye o odszkodowania W pofudnio.
wei Afryce.
= Znany przywodzca socyalno-
demokratyczny dr.. Schoenlank u
mari W Lipsku.
- Handel Madagaskaru wzr6si
w5 latach z 13 ma 81 milion6w
frankow rocznie.
- Yacht Ophir, wiozacy do An
gill nastepce tronu angielskiego z
maizonka, dis rano godz. l 20
staf sygnslizowany 6 mil cd Lii
zard.
= Charles T. Yerkes kupif W
Londynie sfawny obraz Turnera
,Rakiety i ogien btekitny" "a OIL
brzymia sumo $7S,750.
- Sir Thomas Lipton przybyf
wczoraj do Queenstown ma paro-
wcu Celtic.
Department wojny angielski
wysfaf rozkaz do Adlershot, by
brygada kancelaryi stanefa W po.
gotowiu udania sic do pofudniowej
Afryki W poiowie Listopada.
= q Messyny donosza, re po-
wodzie zrzadzity W okolicy ogro-
mne szkody. II ludzi zycie straci.
TO.
= Slime trzesienie ziemi dafo
sic uczue wczoraj wewioskich mia
stach Spezia. Genua, Bologna.
Brescia, Callarate Medyolanie.
- Ambassador turecki W Peters
burgu uwiadomii suitana, ze an
neksya Krety przez Grecya jest
nieunikniona.
= Konkurs Paderewskiego W
Nowym Yorku zostaf rozstrzygnie.
ty. Sedziowie przyznali trzy ma
grody po $500 "a najlepszy utwor
ma orkiestre, najlepsza kompozycya
ma orkiestre chory inajlepsza
kompozycya ,,kameralna" ma jake.
kolwiek instrumental. Nazwiska
odznaczonych So: Henry K. Had.
lev, Horatio W. Parker i Arthur
Bird. Nadeslanyeh byio 6S kom-
pozycyi.
W Tiurmonsville, s. g., spa.
lila sig poiowa arodmiescia. szko-
da zrzadzona przez pozar wynosi
$4,000.
W p6inocnej Arizonie cd
dwoch dni pada snieg. " niekto.
rych miejscowosciach bardzo OBJ
fity.
w Centropolis. Kas, pewien
/ farmer misl waryacki pomysi ma
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Telegrar11y.

BERL IN, 30go Pazdziernika. =
Niejaki Hildebrandt z Halle an
der Saale podarowaf cesarzowi
Wilhelmowi swoje willie W Arco W
Tyrolu. Cesarz przyjaf podaru-
mex. lPrawdopodobnie budynek
ten zostanie probationary ma
sanatorium dla o6cerow niemiec-
kich.
Gazety londShskie rozpisuja sig
o ogEoszonych wiasnie listach ge-
nerafa voyron do feldmarszafka
Waldersee przychodza do wnio-
skow, il wszelkie marzenia uio-
zeniu sic stosunk6w pomiedzy
Niemcami a .Francya So przeciez
mrzonkami j nigdy urzeczywistnie
sic ME dadza.
W1EDEN, 51go Pazdziernika. =
W starem miescie biskupiem Bri-
Ken W poludniowym Tyrolu rozpo-
czsf sie wczoraj 1O0o'letni jubi-
leusz.
w roku 901 kr6l niemiecki Lud.
wik Dziecko podarowaf biskupowi
Zacharyaszowi Won Saeben folwark
Brichsna pofozony u spfywu rick
Eisack Rienz, biegiem wie-
k6w powstaio tam biskupie ksie-
stwo Brixen miasto tegoz nazwi-
ska. Wczoraj i dzisiaj przeto od-
bywaja sic wspaniaie obchody ro-
cznicy zafozenia miejscowosci i "a
koncza sie pochodem historycz-
nym przedstawiajacym dzieje mia
sta Brixen.
PARYz, 31go Pazdziernika. -
Do Figaro" donosza zTulonu, ze
Gala francuzka eskadra Nora
Srodziemnego wczorai po pofudniu
wyplynela z portu. Jedna dywi.
zya stanie u Salins d'Hieres,
druga, z}ozona z trzech okret6w
wojennych i dw6ch krazownik6w,
nod dow6dztwem admira}a Gail.
land udaje sic do Levante. Okrety
te wioza. opr6cz zwykfej swaj zafo-
gi, 1000 zo}nierzy. Skoro Turcya
natychmiast ME wypeini zadah
,rzadu francuzkiego, admiral ma
rozkaz zsjac dom ciowy stojacy
naiblizej portu, do ktorego sawi-
ME. Zdaje sic, ze admiral uda sig do
Mitylene lub Saloniki. Kilka- ga
yet porannych podajs to same via.
domosc.
LoNDYN. S0go Pazdziernika. =
Kluby anarchistyczne londyhskie
swiecify wczoraj dzieh stracenia
Czoigosza haiasliwym balem trwa-
jacym do godz. 4 rano. Portret
mordercy prezydenta przybrany W
draperye czerwone czarne wisiaf
ma miejscu honorowem mad trybu-
ma. WHOLESOME kilka NOW j ile-
krotnie wspomniano nazwisko
Czoigosza, odzywaiy sic burzliwe
oklaski. W koncu haaasy j swa-
VIOLA takie przybra}y rozmiary. ze
policya rospedziia wsEystkich ..
czestnicnacych.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

-Spaliia sic piekarnia Woicie:
cha Sibinskiego pm. 963 N. Hoyne
ave. Szkoda wynosi $1,000.
= Me ulega juz watpliwosci, 70
EAie Koeller zostaia zamordowana
przez wiasnego me4a. Morderca.
jad} zbratem swoim spokojnie
sniadanie obok pokoju, gdzie spo-
czywaly zwioki ofiary jego zbrodni.
= Piotr Probski, IA letni chic
pax zostat aresztowany ma goracym
uczynku wlamania sic do mieszka-
mia pm. 304 Center st. Eiechce po.
wiedziec ma policyi. gdzie mie.
szka.
= Inspector poczty James e.
Stuart sadzi, De znaczki pocztowe
powinny mice ma odwrotnej stro-
ME stempel, wymieniajacy nazwe
odnosnego urzedu pocztowego. Ia
XII stempel ufatwiaiby pojmanie
ztodziei znaczkow pocztowych.
W dzielnicy zaohodniej are
sztowano wczoraj Sc chfopc6w, ,kt6-
rzy wskakiwali ma bedace " biegu
tramwaje. Dobrze iml
Leo Modine podawa} sic "a
kolektora townowego i sciagaf po-
datki. Pokutuje "a to W kozie.
= Przy kopaniu fundament6w
pod nowy most ma Randolph ul.
przekonano sic, be robota ia grozi
zawaleniem sig sasiedniemu 3 pie
trowemn budynkowi.
= Dziss wydadza przysiegi wy
rok W sprswie porucznika detekty-
WOW, Piotra,J. Joyce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-31
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWej.
Chicago, 81 Pazdzier. 1901

Chicago, 81 Pazdzier. 1901.
Groza przejmuja mas dawne
dzieje handlu kobiecem ciaiem ma
rynkach Rzymu Aten, lub opo'
wiesci takich samych jarmarkach
na ludskie ciaio ma wschodzie,
gdzie kobieta skazana ma niema
role domowego bydlecia pozbawio-
na wszelkich praw,moze tez i musi
bye przedmiotem obrotu handlo-
wego. Powierzchowni poitycy /
meaowie spofeczni W Europie,zwy-
XII " takich razach oddychao pei
ma piersia, jakby dla dania wyrazu
uznsnis, ulgi i dumy i wypowia-
dae pare zdan na temat postepu.
kultury, cywilizscyi, wolnosci ETC.,
dzieki czemu, my W Europe daw-
no juz odbiegli5my cd tych okrop-
nych czas6w!
A tyczasem mic sie ME zmieniio.
Mimo pisanych praw o obywatel-
skiej wolnosci, mimo szczytnych
zasad godnosci cziowieczehstwa,
mimo skomplikowanych a tax ko-
sztownych urzadzen policyjnych
nowozytnego panstwa, celem za-
bezpieczenia Oak mowia )wolnosci'
szczescia spokoiu domowego oby-
watela, jake poszanowania god.
nych kontrybuentow - handel
ludzmi, handel kobietsmi i dziew-
czetami dla cel6w miedzynarodo-
wei rozpusty kwitnie rozwija sic
W spos6b zastraszajacy, podnosi
jswnie glove jak mp. v Brazylii,
jako zorganizowane pod ochrona
,,ibsralnych praw" konsorcyum,
dodajac blasku i wyrazu postepo-
wei dla wygody obywateli sank
cya nowozytnego panstwa ochro-
nionej... prostytucyi. Setki tysiecy
dziewczat i kobiet podstepem, wy
zyskujacym biede, DO obietnica
uczciwei piracy, zwabiaia agenci
europejskich Eagranicznych lupa.
narrow W to okropna przepase bez
wyjsoia i bez powrotu. O6ary We
die tego do jakiej naleza klasy ze
wzgledu ma wick, urode i inne ko-
biece zalety, dostaia sic tez W r6z-
ne sfery rozpusty. Naipiekniejsze
dziewozets biora W swe ezyste rece
miodzi starry rozpustnicy mag
naci i kapitalisci, ktorzy moga a.
genta dobrze zapiacie, inne mniej
szczesiwe znajduja odbiorc6w "a
hche pieniadze lub ida wprost do
publicznych dom6w tn W Anne
ryce, W wolnych Rzeczach-pospo.
litych szlachetnego smerykanskie.
60 ludu staja sic to ofary istotnie
uwiezionemi zwierzetami, ktore sic
Sywi i ubiera tylko tyle, lie to
potrzebne do ,,interesu" i kt6re,
gdy ze sill opadna,gdy je upokorze.
ME, bd i zgryzota strawi- wyrzu-
cane bywaja ma bruk lub ida do
szpitali. I gina, jak zwierzeta, na
smietniku dumnego, postepowego,
spoiecznego zycia-wolm ludzie!..
Nowozytue panstwo zwiazane ME-
rozerwalnym wezfem kapitaiem i
militaryzmem, scigajace zacieto-
bcia wszelkie przestepstwa przeciw
nstawom poborze rekruta lub
made kradzieze nedzarzy, z troskli-
woscia czuws mad organizacys pro-
stytucyi i oczywiscie wyrozumia-
{oscia patrzy przez palce ma pro-
stytucyjna propaganda, szerzona
badz przez instytucye publicznych
domow rozpusty, badz przez pry-.
watne streczycielstwo.
Wielki kapitat militaryzm cd
wicklow maja swoje ,,niezbedne"
potrzeby wymsgania, maja je CO.
rsz wieksze. coraz wyrazniejsze,
coraz natarczywsze. Niechzeby
kt6re panstwo zechciafo W tym kie-
sunku wydae iprzessrssga6 suro.