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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
Annual Spring Excursions East
DETROIT AMI. RETURN S12 90 BUZZ
ALo AND RETURN S Us 90

On June 9th. 9th 18th and 18th,
the Duluth, South Shore and AT
lantic Railway will run their pop
nlar Rail and Lake Excursions
from Duluth to Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland and Buffalo.
The Excursions leaves Duluth
via the duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic RilWay connecting at.
ST. Ignace Michigan with the ia
nous d & q Detroit & Cleveland
Navigation Comp steamers
TO Detroit (and intermediate
points and return So 90
Toledo and return $3.50
Cleveland and return S Is. so
Buffalo and return 81 100
Limit final return Of last excur-
sion j uly It'll
For full iinffornat. ton regarding
the scenic route, palatial steamers
and special attractions for these
excursions, as we'll as for sleeping
car or stateroom reservation, please
apply tos
MARX ADsoE. General Agent
4S0 We rs Superior ST, Dul ath
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
CITY I'm BRIEF
lH0HOBoaon0uOl

i Ii
FARM Loans Large or small
lowest rates. Ramsey Go Natl Blk
The familyof Fred Coykendall
moved out to their residence on
the shores Of FreshWater for the
summer months.
One of the most, successful
meetings Of the year Of the Pres.
byterian Misson ary society was
held at the home of Mrs. John
Nimmo last Thursday afternoon.
The meetings will be continued
as usual during the summer
anonthsthe first Thursday Of
the month.
Over thirty teams with mas
:sive loads Of implements and
provisions were in town Tuesday
night and left early Wednesday
corning to commence work on
the 500 line.
Mrs. S. r. Reed is expected
home next week after a lengthy
visit with friends in Iowa.
Mrs. I. Thorsen entertained
the ladies Of the Library assoc
citation in her gracious way last
Thursday afterno bon. Tt was the
last meeting for the season and
was quite a success.
The club room, smoking parlor
and general rest corner is
open. this week id the RaWson
buiId ding on Kelley avenue. Joe
Campbell the genial proprietor.
y lis we'll known In Devils Lake,
and his cory corner will be q
popular resort among his friends
Or. Charest Of the Electro
Medical institute and hospital 81
Fargo, will be at Hotel Sevilla
THURSDAY. the 22nd Of June
Will be pleased to meet his oil
patients as well as new ones.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
Alllmakes Of sewing machine
at Gilberfson's IL IT,

All makes Of sewing machine
needles at Gilberfson's IL t.
Rev. N. S. Reeves returned
from Perth Wednesday noon.
Miss Lena Turner Of Dry Lake
spent Wednesday afternoon in
the city.
The farmers seem confident Of.
the harvest results even at this
early date. Only this week a
huge Northwest : thresher was
taken out into the country.
E. W. Gilbertson spent We'd
nesday at the terminus of the
Farmer s road.
Miss Addie Elliott came down
on Wednesdays train from
|StarkWeather were she was vis-
ting friends.
Rasmus Sorensen from the
prosperous Webster district was
regist tered at the Sevilla this
week.
ID. G. DueH has been on the
sick list for several days but at
time of going to press he was on
the road 70 recovery.
Some Of the small boys Of. the
town had a baseball rehearsal
We'd sday.
D. j. Laxdal is in the city this
week listing the state capitol
lands throughout the county
with a view to placing them on
the market this fall.
Contractor w G. Fosburg has
Lust ompleted a large barn on
1.-THE e. ]. Chamberlin farm z
miles north of Crazy. He is az
Isolbuilding a Chautauqua cottage
for Geo. Il. barker, Of Leeds, q
former resid elft of Devils Lake.
Judge Henry is in receipt Of
Ian anonymous communication
Icriticising his count Of the votes
lin the piano contest. Judge
| Henrys work is simply clerical,
land as the votes are all saved
land can be counted BY any oil
1.-THE cont stents AFTER the polls
lclose, he could not be unfail
lin the matter even If he were 81
4 disposed. No fair minded per
son questions Judge Henry, 4
i honesty in any walk Of life. III
4 should not allow the criticism 8.
1 d person, who is too coward " Il
a sign his name to the same Il
worry him, and especially this
particular CORE pondent.. Judg
4 ing from his photography, logic
3 land bad grammar he is q sur;
candidate for the home for ths
feeble minded at Grafton.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
Rooms to rent. Apply to Jacob
sons millinery store.

Rooms to rent. Apply to Jacob
sons millinery store.
E. w. Gilbertson is building a
we'll sized addition to his second
hand furniture store.
Will Hurst has been busy in
ButOrd this week, at his usual
industry.
The ladies Of the Methodist
aid society have kindly volun-
teered to superintend the reno-
waiting Of the church this week
1T means quite an amount of la
Dor, but the members who con-
stitute the working committee of,
the church are always Jealous
for the cause they uphold.
Geo. Davis has taken up his.
work for Chautauqua and will be
away from the Inrer-O Ocean until
Eafterthe assembly closes. George
lis one Of the best all around
newspaper men in the state, and.
lis invaluable to Chautauqua in
the position Of promoter Of pub
|licity. Miss Nellie Baldwin is
doing the local work on this
paper during Mr.. Davis absence.
God bless the girl who works.
She is brave and good and noble.
She. is not too proud to earn her
own living, ashamed to be
caught at her daily task. She.
smiles at you from behind the
desk, the counter or printers
case. There is a memory of her
seWed up in the adage climbing,
struggling rejoicing. The sight
should be an inspiratiorI to US
aall. It IS an honor to know this
e,irl and be worthy of her esz
teen. Young man, lift your
That to her as she passes by Her
hand may be stained BY dish
washing, sweeping or factory
Igrease, but it is an honest hand
/ All honor to the brave girl who
lis not afraid nor ashamed TO
toil. Exchange.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
The Inter-O Ocean bindery makes
speciality, Of, county and bank

The Inter-O Ocean bindery make:
a speciality Of county and bank
work.
Monroe Branch floWer left this
week with q. carload Of stock for
the BranchfoWer farm at Mohall
Mrs. Chas. Pillsbury enter
tanned the members Of the Pres
byterian Ladies Aid in her
ininitable way Thursday after
noon.
The family Of G. M. Madden
have moved from their former
reside nces on 9th street to the
recent Fancher home on 4th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Evans
have returned from their Cincin-
natl visit this week, and the
gallery will besopen as usual.
William Furlong Of Stark
weather came to the city We'd
nesday to look after the renting
of his residence. He reports
the crops looking fine around
Starkweath
The death Of Miss Alma Sven
son, the II ,year-old daughter Of
Arnt SWenson Of DeGroat, and
sister Of Olaf Swenson Of the
Ferry, occurred Sunday at ]
| o'clock, Of smallpox
According to the Insurance
Press life insurance companies
paid to North Dakota people dur
ing the past year a total Of $685.
lI232. OF this amount Devils
Lake people received SIS, 900.
Married w ednesday evening,
June z, ats Oh lock, at the resi-.
IIdence of MI. and Mrs. VIM. Ora
ham, Alex G. Elmslie and Miss
INettie LaShonse, Rev. N. S.
Reeves officiating. Miss Belle
Gettis was maid Of honor, whilt
j. Graham attended the groom
4 Miss Fannie Elrnslie carried the
lring. Only the Immediate
friends of the contracting partie.
\ were present. The bride wa,
lgoWned IN white silk, trimmed
lin Persian all over and carried
Bride S roses. Feathery fern
land white chry thenlums Wer.
fused in the dec rations and afte.
I the ceremony an elaborate wed
'fding supper was served in tht
4 dining room. The young couple
1 followed by the sincere congra
I tnlations of their numerou.
friends will spend the sumnlel
lin Ontario and lnternediatj
points of interest and will BE d
,fholns after Aug s ia their Devil
Lake reside nce on 7th street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
Clothing Department

MEMS CLOTHING-A man is often judg.
ed by his style Of dress. TO create
good impression you should wear our
clothing, doubly guaranteed by the maker
and our firm. Only the most depend
able clothing considered in our line.
We can please the most fastidious in
style, color, quality and price. A COM
plete line Of double breasted, three or
four button sack and outing suits In
light and dark mixtures, plain colors,
in.medium and light weight @9Es 6A(A
materials, from $3.50 to :. ~ AOeWV
You will find the most complete Mems:
furnishings Deparim emit in the North
west. A splendid line oft Mems Hats,
Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Mems Hand
kerchiefs and Shoes. The latest novel
ties are always displayed in thie depart
ment. Supply your needs for the coming
season while assortment is so complete.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09
Shoe Department.

SHOE DEPARTMENT Our Shoe De-;
partment has a reputation for: atyle,.
quality and price. If you desire comfort
with your feet our expert with shoes
will iseave you. The fine includes every
thing in men,. women and children's.
weare, from common grades to highest
quality. Hansome Oxfords in Black,
Brown and White, in Patent and Plain
Leathers, made in abe Latest Extreme
Styles, all at standard prices. $3.50 NH
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-09

decide your Dress Good wants. Should
the present demand last much longer
you may find just the article you have
been considering has been sold. We
show splendid values in English Twills,
Crepe de Paris, Mohairs, sicillians,
Voilee, Panama Cloth and all the much
]. wanted fabrics at prices most tempting
" low
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
pARoLEO OFFICERS 90 aoME.
Travel by Night to Keep From Fall.
Ing into Hands Of Bandits.

New Chwaug. Feb sl- Numbers OF
paroled Russian officers VINO took part
IN the defense OF For, Arthur claim
lng that they are on their way home
IN siberia, have reached hero from
shanghai and So hence TO slalmiuitln.
From the later place they Journey Co
Alukden IN carte travelling az night
60 rs 70 Nold Chinese bandits
Russian agents west Of the Lao
river Keep IN touch with certain In.
hahl,ants in New Chwaug. and Il IS
believed that several OF the foreign,
ers who have since removed from
hero, Inspired The arst Russian raid
on Kew Chwaug
The Japanese administration "A now
exercising more strict censorship.
and IS taking steps to prevent rcpe.
titlon OF he leakage Of Information.
The Tleu Tsin.slnmintln railroad Is
suffering from an excess OF freight
There are heaps OF cases Of cheap
Shanghal.made liquor aud other stores
a Ching Wautao. awaiting transport
tatlon Greeks and nondesorlpl ven.
ders are making LARGE profits IN trad.
ing with the Russlans IN addition,
there Is constant stream OF loV class
women making their way TO aud from
Tien Tsln
Tie Pass North of Mukdcu, O. not
considered " danger as was reported
at the time the Japanese raid 10 that
direction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Moscow, Feb. ss-The solemn cere.
mony Of blessing the remains OF the
Grand Duke sergius was performed at
10 o'clock this morning In I midst
of the tolling Of bells OF all the church.
es and monasteries OF the ancient cap.
ital Immense crowds thronged the
open squares in front Of the palaces
and there was considerable display
OF troops ,n the streets. Greuadiers
Of the KEN regiments furnished the
guard at the ChaudoH monastery
which was the scene Of funerals ser
vices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
EIGHTY THREE BODIES
RECOVERED SO FAR
Work OF Getting Dead Men Out
OF Nine Continues.
oov. oRosRs AN INVESTIGATION


On Account o. the Bodlss Dscompos.
INC 50 Rapidly the WORK Of Rsssus
e Very plsaarseasls and Hard.
$4,000 Raised Tor Families Of Dead.
Birmingham. Ala Feb, ai,--At 10
o'clock this morning 81 bodies OF vie
Tins of Mondays explosion have been
taken from the mines and seven moro
are IN sight aud viii be soften out By
the Afternoon, making a total Of 30
victims
AFTER these seven bodies are ro,
moved, active work win cease and the
work OF pumping The Gooded portion
OF Che mine VIII be begun. AZ Il has
been found Impossible TO rescue che
bodies Of the men IN that part % the
mine until the water Is gotten out
Il % figured that It VIII be the mld
dlo Oi next seek before TITS can be
completed so lhat the remaining bod
les VIII have 60 remain underground
an,li then,
President Flynn, 90 the United Mine
Workers. has Wired for more men 10
hssis' % this work Horrible udora
pcryadc TIE entire mine arising from
the dccomposlng bodles, and djalntoc
tants have % bo used llherally to "a.
able The reHepors to work
The funerals of scores of Victims
took place today a. Virginia and meas
by mining camps vhere thc dead NEE
resided
Acting Governor Cunningham has
ordered rigid Investigation into tbe
oause Of NE dishH9
a ftllet pud Of wore than $1,000
has been raised here or tbo families
of tho victims
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
RUMoRs OF GIG sArrLe.
ST. Petersburg Hears that one 10 In
Progress Near Mukden.

81. Petersburg Hears that one 10 In
Progress Near Mukden.
ST Petersburg, Feb "a Although
the city continues full o. rm0rs that
3 bis bmattle is proceeding below
Mskdon The war office does not OFFER
an confirmation Of the reports
Special dispatches however a. wen
as can be Judged by the mntilated
manner IN which they we're allowed to
pass the censor. porieud the lmmi.
nence OF extensive operations The
Japanese are showing activity on both
fahks and the railroad has again been
damaged by q raid of mixed Japanese
and Chinese bandits
Ia diplomatic circles srory o. noM
afoaf 90 the effect that the opinion
expressed By German military author
files based on reports from military
experts ai the front that TIE situation
Is hy no means hopeless have greatly
influenced the emperor ard enoour.
aged him agalns, the ldca 81 con.
GLIDING peace
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Richmond. Va. FEB g. Science
hall a the vlrginia Po'{iechnle o..
slitue ~ Blackaburs Va vas total
j. destroyed by nre today so heroic
Effort tht cadet Ore brigade saved so.
barracks which aas 10 great danger.
The los 81 estimated 81 f76eoa lnsuF.
ancc FeYy Nf'ie % uc aptafat.
ns ln burned bafdirg ss saved One
pcrou vas struck oa ibe Bead bg fan
inF ilmbers aud rer3efei unconscious
Bhe origin 81 az Ore D. mywsry.
buf fae iteorF Is tponfsreons com
5auoe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
ADmlBAL WAS JUSTIFIED.
Eorsh Sea Commission Says Russians
Are Excusable for Action.


Paris. Feb. ga semi-ofIicial state.
ment has appeared relative to the work
OF the international commission. which
has been considering the North ses
incident II Is as follows
The Hull commission met this
morning In the ministry OF foreign az
fairs, and again this afternoon. in or.
der 10 proceed 20 a FINAL examination
OF the report recapitulatlng It's con
illusions The report is rather long,
comprising about ten large pages The
principal author IS Admiral Won Spaur-
Austrian, but all the members OF the
commission elaborated in drawing Il
up. The commission gives no opIn.
ion on the question OF the presence or
absence OF Japanese torpedo boats In
the North sea, declaring merely that
the Russian admiral legitimately be.
lIeved that his squadron was endan.
gered and that he had the right under
the circumstances, TO act as be did.
The commissioners refer TO the Rus.
sian governments engagements to in
demnlfy the victims Of the deplorable
incident"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

81 Introduced lill 'ofag % pfogtat
atH flou mafifiag pfriops aaslst
mof tbaH neeishfh Fi'lmuo tloed
the hN Efea om 0 Hf1allgB al
h.aomiaeiDa Hhfv FIplas sluaants
are sifenalag 'be STATE university enc
sfe Stirling win shit. aifa Pas
ent ~ ths m 81 fearful ~ mar
aas ast hays goose fa lhs pass
&C. 9f fae bli
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
UNIONS FloHrlao rAes orHEa
Chicago Carpenters snd nreklayers al
Loggerhsads Over Hollday Question

Chicago Carpenters sHa nr.cklsyers az
Loggerhsads Over Holiday Question.
ChlcaFo Fob 20 lover the matter
of 8 Saturday halfhbliday $500 caF
peuierf and $500 bueklaYsu afe b 3
deadlock Nth their employers. A.
bltgafi0n having failed 20 relieve the
situation tha nr
The dlnitult3 o. mada more SERIOUS
beeause % fbs rofushi N eHch anlou
90 ylela i0 itr desires or ihe other
Whlie ihe br.etlsyers ara standing 0af
i0f weekly hslf tolidaB. tha year
round fhsy wfre prevented from ~
cepfne e0mpfom'aa from ~ fm
D'0yrf ~ ff8son ~ iha csrpantfrt'
poeiiion one letter Hafkmea have
enoYrd such sa'HrfaY aeatua.
and afe 'oalh % gieid sny aarf ~ "a
The contractors Hf apou fho sane
terms Coz hofh asfs lr place 81
zoe biWeetiG psy dsg nov n effect
thf mfn aisa femarf ihaf fael ff
cto hfg Faees effy sefen dsga
A1 the 1.FeHnr hate hrea sgh
uiref ~ arbitration ramn.ifeea frsn'
me usoh ara fte bnHdnE eeftaci
or r1naci iH rs ~ mfars
reset teufmfaf AZ rnnu sI ~
ctmfH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
AeoEprs aaw AaaEGmGar.
san Domingo viii stana BY Treat,
With United States.

WIN hNNNA HNaiHtt
New York Feb 2g Oao ~ lhe lead
Ing members OF tho boss o0f deputies
D authority, according 10 Herald
dspatch irons puena Plata San o.
mlngo i0r fho statement that the %
m.niran congress wlll aecopr me nov
fRfrrment Nith lha American govern
weNt Win coHaia notifications Con
sreHs van BEGIN il session ou Feh
o. q feslfed. lha toFfe Dondeni
stated ilaf Article q 0f ne treats
shall be 10 amended ~ to permit thg
Dominican EoyetameBf % uamo fh0 ~
1r.aif sho afp 10 ealisei duflea ln lhs
ports who's oasiams bo8sea afe b.
charge ~ lhe Tasted satos. tbnt,
% them 20 be aamri 90 tle epptom
~ zoe AmeGeHn governments end q
h0 Americans so dea'foa
D8mlnicaus aiso Gesfe fneb
change So AHlclo a. 900 aroYldi
aga'raf q landios of iraana % fbe 81
pab''t
Excitement ln Monte CFisu d dyias
oat sna the lIeuienan eatmandef
iiepet continues ln fsiI ebarge ~ ths
eHaigm b0ase R1 American val
fftsft are Or taf fafh0F
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
News Not Heard IN London.

London Feb. a. Questioned Ia the
house Of commons today regarding the
session OF the result Of the inquiry
into the North Sea commission pub.
lished today Earl Percy under secre.
tary for foreign aIairs said that no
Information on the subject had yet
been communicated 20 the govern
ment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Usefulness of Man Gone When He
Reaches 60 Years o. Age.

Usefulness Of Man Gone When He
Reaches 60 Years o. Age.
Baltimore Nd, Feb gi Ia bis
farewell address al the anniversary
exercises of John g Hopkins uai.
vcrslty pr William osler. who IS
about 10 become head of the medical
school OF Oxford university. declared
that nothing iu lbe world ls accom-.
plished by d man more than 40 years
old and that men ot 90 years shonld
be- retired 0r ohloroformed Amofh
can colleges are. no declared toachlug
hybrid eysiCms of medicine aud pro.
duclng ignorant practitioners and 80.
rope % far ahead Of Tue United stafek
ln medical nnlvofslllra Wy idea
as 20 lho comparative usele nesH OF
meu@boyc 90 years OF age BE- Said
may seem shocking and yc che
worlds history bears ou ihe 5gatn
mont
'ln the science. ari i'lerafufe end
medicine hCrc bas not been sn ad.
vance Of ihe Gree ranb sh'rh has BOT
been ln.iIaied hy young or compare.
lively youue men
rMy second hAfd ldea D. fte useless,
ness % men above % yeam of ago andI
The lncaicuable benefit e would o. .uI
commercial political and professional
ne, ~ as a matter Of course. men
stopped work AZ this age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Ionfo1. FEB STA memorial ~
the Grand uIte sers.uE va heli 10.
day AZ ne Russian church CONNECTED
vita ihs embassy ans cas- aiieu1eo hf
C8aniv b nckenlnrE the R1ssiau an.
basssdor .ln Great Brfa.r and the
0iacr member 81 a. Rgman emhts.
~ reprrsfrfrrs of kns Eleard
aad tht Pracr 81 Wa.a 8mhastaaar
Ctrtfe art oiteg tlpaua'f ~
Hsraart Erie EaT,aF'ou private rec
reiary ~ Lorl LacstoHns ore 'o-
s,tfg Ftrraefel 81. fu -
f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
" she Houbs
N the senate.


81 Hale flom fhe cJmmiiice on
naval Affairs reported ibn laval apDfo.
priaiipn bis saying lhat as SION as ths
other business of iht senste Wouid per
mii ~ would ass Tier % e taken ur
fqr Etffsi'ah. ar Foster iWnsh
pfcsentad the cre1rnt'als ~ Ml1s gam
Hci "a Plies hs enfec ln ofce
So 1aie'a resolution 8irtcgar ihs
ifrmlnaflon oi tte 8aayae fral b.
ncft SATURDAY. araln sraf over and
Nr Faff lCoHnl. tha.rnsa ~ the
special commltfee haU6r tbf TRIAL Ia
raafFe earialnef fhai uuI01k f0f
au early close ~ ihs pros efiurs $50
E0od iie a6daf thai tha manareu
pn CO rar' Dl the tn sos tonrsr
90 jaire ssaJno o. r1neref ~
reach an agfermenf - to. 0n 50 cas-
hf fae enc ~ ~ co. rfs fhe a
&c .ieff eaoa'f sanf goo discuss lhs
naifef before foUar 0a
thf eaaif rannf feEsma ~
ca. hH eftou asi.ta fneaf
AZ oclork fh inp.s hurat fris
af lufff snaylf 90
lte ffHf ints ~ az SO
aif af iaoHlaf eonlefe
ftne Aeasms hm crt
8ar.rrfu
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Warsaw, Feb. ~ No trains are
running in either direction today on
the Vienna railroad The manage.
ment attempted 20 install soldiers as
fremen. but the strikers had plugged
che water gauges with the result that
the amateur fremen ruined four To-
comOtives.
The strikers also derailed a number
q cars The men demanded an eight
hour day and an increasc OF wages.
The directors offered an increase OF
wages 90 some employees aud 10 grant
a nine-hour day. bat the strikers re-
fused.
A manifesto issued today by the
strikers says they struck 20 show their
solidarity 70 other trades q, this Impor-
iant iuncture OF the labor movement
and because OF the management op
pressed and exploited the men.
tho employees Of the government a.
cohol monopoly walked oug today
A general strike on the vistula and
St Petersburg railroad Is hourly ex
pected.
The woFkmeu have struck 10 az me
factories OF the CzerinakqWska as
tricf the chief manufacturing uburb
of WARSAW There have been serious
disturbances and strong force 81 20
lice and troops vcre summoned The
soldiers Cred hui no casualties we're
reported The police arrested many
persons. but The threats 90 ihe mob
compelled them % RELEASE taelr pr.son.
ers TIE employees ~ The Lodgko.
lusgsa railroas have also struck Lodf
b entlrely cui OF from Railroad olm-
uunicauon.