The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
Anti-Semitic Agitation Has Ex,
tended to All Districts Where
Jews Are Allowed to Live.
AGITATION OF VIOLENT TYPE.
Populace Aroused by Stories That
Little Father" Is Prevented
10y Hebrews From Bestow
ing Gifts on Subjects.

~. rrrvrrrrs-e. June 27.-The revolution
arv movement II. Russia seems 70 be spread
ing increasingly and ia reachiag regions
hitherto free from tie radical agitation.
Leaflets directed against the existing con
dition Of Russian home affairs and demand
ing revolutionary changes We're circulated
broadcast during the month OF May in thir-
tv-forr cities and towns Of the Empire.
Serious street disturbances have occurred
at various places. including Bakou, War
saw. Herdtshev. Tias, Batoum, Catalina
and Tousl-.
It is said that tho auti-Senitic agitation
ct E4slertlde extended throughout the en-
sire pale OF the Jewish settlements. The
.Uonarrhia1I Society. organized 1T Pinsk.
Circulated leaflets beginning:
Observation-Disclosures. Orthodox and Catho-
lie: Christ has arisen. Let US embrace,
kiss and go and Kill the Jews
The multituae Of arrests. in addition -
domiai.ary yis.tar.oEs which have talk =
place among army officers. literary men.
teachers working men. students and other
classes at s. Petersburg. Key, odessa.
Nirhallen. and. in fact in tbs cities and
towns throughout the Empire. attest the
colossal growth OF The revolutionary aglta-
ton
l. IS naturally strongest in the pale of the
Jewish settlement. hut il has reached such
far-9ff places as Kos,roma. on the Upper
VolEa. a region hitherto free from any rad
zeal movements.
At Rostov. or the Don. II is said. an Of
fcer Of ge6arrre-ic has been going about
the bazaar telling the people that il IS
the Jews erd Socialists who prevent their
little father the Car from giving all
HIS children everything they need. and that,
therefore the jews ard Socialists must b.
killed off.
Swsrms of detectives at Rostov are trying
10 locate a socialist printing Office. y the
alter demonstration at Kuvno recently vas
suppressed by detectives. who scattered the
audience and dubbed those who shouted
Down with autOcraCy.'
Doctor Dorosheysky. who was equally in
defatigable in his attentions TO the victims
of the Kisherev. massacre and in his fear
less publication of the truth concerning
the massacre. has been forced to resign his
place in the BessaEa1iaR Provincial Hospital
at Kishenev
The Southern Review declares the reason
fer this to be that ne published facts,
figures and names which certain deputies
wanted kept secret
Magistrate at Kishenev continues TO
hear and dispose OF accusations % breach OF
the peace. theft and destruction of property.
reserving the more serious charges for
higher tribunals.
f.ccording TO Kishenev correspondence.
the emigration movement shows no sign
Of abatement Almost every household IS
sending members TO the United States,
while few are going to Brazil, Argentina
and South Africa.
Considerable excitement has been caused
by the publication Of a letter from Chicago.
which says that a certain company will
soon begin selling steamship tickets to Rus
sian Jews on time payments. The poorer
Jews Of Kishenev fear this too good to be
true.
In the meantime. the Kishenev Relief
Committee IS supplying food TO 2O.noo per
sons Business shows no signs of reviv-