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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
MANCHESTER VERMONT THURSDAY MORNING JULY 20 1906

lives, In the towns and villages, after tn
snow lcArfs, he finds an atmosphere Of hos
! ritAlitv ss 1xhllsrAting A. the oEone iron
| the forests, ~ bfaclng ss the hre, xes from
the ni0Gntain, as saothias a. TIE pcsc fu
qaiet q The valleys rna spring house
elesnlnr Il over, The winter se sins at ar
cEd. halt The resident population has pat
on lts beat bib and tucker IN readiness FOR
The eity's victims Of, ,strcnunasuess, ,maay of
whom have been locking iarwad 20 this
isolation long before the house cleaning
began Outside az the large cities almost
all Of New Hampshire has become a state
ef Tsi ard recreation. Qai,. resorts in
the mountain country, far removed from
the naiseof tho railroad aud the trolley are
being sought after more and more, Time 's
st dsscoGut.
Ten ard ~ mills drives are incidents Ia the
daily lie ~ the people. Good roads and
sca1 hnT e. make them pleasure but the
ncryf-tryirg automobile IL the toy of the
excitement. .loylug patron Of the big sum.
mer hotel All sorts and conc lions of
people are pow makipg New Hampfhiit
drummer home. In the great hostplriei
In the mountains and on the soash0re
q oussnds coms snd 70, while few live In
iNkht iit FptuaiHk
more Ia day than the modest baNder IN
the farm house spends Ia month. All
contribute TO the greatness of the Granite
state as vast. recreation pround, States
men, literary men, professional men, cap.
tains Of Industry, milhonsires add TO the
Increasing deb. which New Hampshire
Acknowledges IL due the summer hosrder
And for this the summer bosrder Ia paving
q fabulous sum--snvwheie between Sl5,
600, 600 aed SIS, ,000v00 annually. II Is i'm.
possible TO determine lust how nearly cor
rect these tig1res are, but they come somo-
where within the range OF probability.
There Are about 2S0 towns 10 New Hsmp.
shire, and Mr. Batchelier has succeeded In
getting returns from about 30 OF them. II
the other 200 are firing as well as these,
the larger figure Is very nearly correct.
Gov. u don't seem TO be interested.
Let's ask our next Governor The wont push
a good thing along for the Summer Board.
er Business cGa be made Of more value than
even the marb 10 or f.rmiug business. Our
pre- ut Cove nor 10 a f'rmer, ! wonder II
our next will be a m BILE man. ID you
know? Yours,
VoS PoruLL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

MI EDiTOR
Can Vermont afford to let her lister state
Iun away with all tie good thiogs. Wake
Up snd give us an article On the "samme,
Poa der Business."
The following ar i tells Of conditions
10 the Granite State exscily Ike those Ia
VtImont:-
wha, does New Hampshire owe the sum.
mer b1srderi Former Gov. N. j.. Bschrl.
der has b sn several yesrs trying to strike
\ balance, aud be has already fxnred that
30 dollars The debt runs Into millions. The
summer bosrde;'s position 10 the Granite
state, writes correspondent Of the Boston
Herald. 10 tstured. The state 10 Bis during
the sumner his wishes are Law, his com
fort the one thought Of Thousands of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

THIS is WHY THE j. WALTER THOMPSON
| ConrANr MOVES TO NEW QUARTERS.
(From he Ne,o York Globe.)
man who had not stopped growing At
forty would bea giant Of giants. Ii ID tho
same with business firm As with an indi-
vdual. The firm which has grown for for.
ty years and is still growing Ia a business
| giant.
The J. Walter Thompson Company,
which, after'forty years OF growth, has
again outgrown its office accommodat
is just such giant among advertising
agencies.
Growth Is the, highest manifestation of
1t follows necessarily that growing sgcn-.
cy isa live agency. Fortunately growth
is measurable quantity. When a boys
clothes get too tIght!for him--when his
coat cuffs slip toward bis elbows and hia
vest refuses to button--it's plain he has
outgrown them. Whether for work or for
comfort, he must have larger suit.
That's the way The J, Walter Thompson
Company ou grew It's former quarters In
the Times Building. The accommodations
got to be too tight q NJ for work or com.
fort, and so the ftm hrs removed to new
Offices at Twenty-third street and Fourth
Avenue, where 10 900 fquAre feet on one
floor, At accommodation for the giant bus.
mess, give the necessary working and
breathing space.
The new tfilces Of the J. Walter Thomp.
son Company, at Twenty.thlrd street and
Fourth avenue. are & very practical Illus.
trstion Of the success which has given tho
name Of Thompson distinction In the adver.
tising field for the past half century. But
these new Offices speak not only for past
growth, but1 also for present strength.
They reflect the present successful and pro.
fitable conduct Of business for clientele Of
more than eight hundred active customers,
many Of whom are numbered among tthe
largest and most successful advertisers Of
the country,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

bnt despiss the work given 10 you 70
90. Be ohodiens 10 t0udiiions and watch
ytur chance to improve ca1tion my
clerks asd haokkecpcrs, added Mr., Tab.
ahsshl who often eymcssa loathlE2 foi
their work, 10 guard agGiDs, such spitit,
II a yourg mAn neglee,s the work given
him 10 DO, 10 matter Low mepisl or how
much be deplscs u, he can never hope 70
win the eorfioree OF hls employer In any
ihlrg bsttSr.
Mr.. Takshashis achievements were o
srs.ifyIrg TO the Enperor that he has : y
polnicd him life mi mber Of the House of
peo-S, oue Of the highcat honors b. eeuld
coafIr.
white got nsme viii be perpotuste
az Jspan's sntatst Animal, Tskahsshi 10
likdy always to be referred to sc Jsp0n's
4 rst great 4 lspcier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
Msjor Sidney Herbert OF Maitland, Fla,
is responsible for the following;

l
Msjor Sidney Herbert Of Maitland, Fla,
Is responsible for the following;
The "Bishop Potter Cocktail" which has
already reached Florida saloons, reminds
me OF another bishop and the famous "Cor.
dial" made by the holy monks Of Saint
Bernard. This bishop invited Pat into the
house one one day to take some Of the
benedictine In the diminutive glasses In
which 1t is served. Handing Pat the glass
the bishop said. "Now this 10 . very del
icate and beautiful cordial, and you must
sip 1t slowly and get the benefit Of Ito aro-
matte favor" Pat did as he Was told, snd
when he bad emptied the little glass, the
bishop asked him how be like II. "Like II,
your reverence, It's fine; Gods blessings
on the holy monks that brewed that punch,
bat TO hell with the man that made tho
glasscs."
Rev. Thomas Dixon has an sntipathy for
The noises and distractions Of city life only
equaled by bis fondnesa for the silent
places. Recently describing the BEAUTIES o.
rural Virginia, he reconuted the following
incident ~ Illustrating the quiet habits Of
bis Deiahbors on the Virginia coast. A
couple of them on . hunting expedition
wtre camping together. bu! rarely sx-
changed . word. 0se evening, while cit
ting around the camp fire, one Of the no.
live, abruptly ventursd that aoek Of ducks
WAS passing overhead. Nothing further
was aid continued the rscontcur, ''snd
tbey cimly nalrhtd their pipes and went 10
sleep. Tsenty.f ur hours later the second
man broke ihe silence BY asking How dye
kaow they want ssest' Again DO CON.
meni, Agsioa pause u tweDtf -four hours.
Next mornltg the ff,t native began pack.
lng ~. Gligf' qllred the other. Yea
'Wbyr Bsesnss, presently came tho
rfpig, tbas to9 much noise an arsumelt
goiD' on beah foh me-"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

sna 'asfi 80 premium Whatever for clerks
ete'n'e thew sIs es,y 10 60, SO aiAns
M.asannrr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

But instead Of the Amerieat- made mt
toes on success by premlDea, Amr'esn
sccces,es, the reason be gave was closely
allied with the teachings and faith. Of old
Japsn Ia ancestral devotion namely, obed-
leres.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
AMONG THE PEOPLE

This column is open 10 those who at any time
feel that a. y would like 70 say something by way
Of argument, render an opinion OF present some
thing for the publs gpod, We solicit eontrihu
tons Tor IL. bat do not hold ourselves responsible
for opinions expressed iheteln. BE hrei and &c
the point I'D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
Can't stop Growing.

TnIs is WHY THE j. WALTER THOMPSON
ConrANr MOVES TO NEW QUARTERS.
ErnLu LLa Anln l.nnL lInLo \
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
A eMOOIu ARTICLE

hben you lgd II Necessary TO ase sslye
uss DsHit.'s Witch Hfzsi siiys. IL IL tbs
parest, aad bsn for 5Jrss. Buns, Boils
Eez ma, Blind, Bleeding, I,chIng or Pro-,
uuding Piles. Get the genuine DeWitt's
witch Hsz,l sAlvs. sdi by A. II, Petit
bone, Manchester Dspot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
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Vormon;rfs 4, CauS osr,a.

Several Former residents Of Vermont, who
nos reside tn the heartiial little city Of
saaih fAsAaeas, Calumet nae evening some
time ago ard organized a society kaown
~ The Vermont Society Of South Pasadena.
u Was voted to hold a sugar party a, soon
~ possible and the Secretary was Instruct.
cd 10 obtain some pure maple sugar. Ths
instructions were carried on, aud the sec.
relary, W ! Jseob,, purchased Of N. NJ.
scott, OF Barton several psils Of good
sugar ard the ta vermontefs proceeded to
"swes,en up About lso porsons vcrc
ptossni, Pasadena, Los Aughs and other
nel.hoesing cities being well represented.
After short programme conslstlns OF
music aud fpealing tie visitors were In.
siled to take sesls At the long tables which
had been prepared Plata doughnuts,
pickles, dlied beef and o.het necessary "ax.
ing" were found 10 abundance and for
time Il seemed TO the vermonters prtsen,
that they had been Transferred to their old
homes In the Green Mountain state. Only
one important matter had beon overlooked
by the committee, Ia c srge Of the work,
through an oversight no one arranged with
the clerk OF the wealhes for the snow
which always adds to the pleasure Of a
vermont sugar party, and as a result II
was necessary to send q hurried call to the
ice man, who furnished Ice on which to
wax the sugar. While the party was COM
posed almost entirely Of vermonters, a
few stray "tonder feet" from some OF the
small states were present and one party
VAS heard to say, turning to vermonter
present, ~ want to buy some maple sugar
smother year. can you recommend some
special brandt
"fes, the other replied, "the Vermont
brand" After the refreshments had dis.
appeared the speaking was resumed with
many complimentary references to old Yer
mont, the remarks generally showing that,
while these people rejoice In the state Of
th,ir adoption, they still retain loving
memories Of their native state. An invita-.
tion from the Pasadena society was read
inviting the members Of this association to
meet with them for a banquet.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-02
OWNER

inning L and I Co... =.
II CO0ner... -. -. .....
nip Bros. -. -. $1,000.
{ Nh Bros. -. -. .......
Eliis Bros. -. -. $1,000.
~ Cooner... -. $1,000.
& Bnknown.. :. :. 80. 1890.
S8alfs Bros. -. ...
lGorthern and Southern Co.
aenning L and I Co...
kHenning L and I Co.
4Henning L and I Co...
Cora M Sutton. -.
Cora NJ Sutton for 1903. -.
z Unknown. -. $500.
Unknown. -. 80. 80. .
& u Schway.. -. -.
William Duckett.
: Unknown. .. .. go. ......
Unknown. .. .. -.
Peter Eigenborg... -. 49,.
Heanning L and Co. %.
Ellis Bros. -. -. 5000.
4 C. Hail.. .... -.
Unknown. :. >. 80.
Ellis Bros. 80. %.
w s Vest. 30. 90.
w W Condor. 90. ..
Henning L and I Co..
Ellis Bros. 49,.
John w Bowman.
Hall Bros. -. -. -.
p w Prescott. 1890.
s D w Trask. -.
Alfred Higgins. .. :.
Julius Henderman :. r.
A w Sprowell... 80. 80.
AAlfred Higgins. .. :. >.
aJulius Henderman
Unknown. .. .. -. $500.
W n White. 80. 90. ..,.
F L ChisOlm.
D L Mark. 49,. -. -. 90.
chas Fronell... 90. %. %.
Chas Fronell for 1903. H..
Sarah A Chaffee.
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Belleview Steam and p Co. :.
III NJ Wheeler. .. .. .. go.
Hubbard and McDu6.. .. ..
+ NJ Ramsdell.... $50. 49,.
L III Stoner.. .. .. .. 49,.
III G Martin. -. .. .. .. 49,.
MrS A r Mccoy. go. 1890.
q A Wheeler.... 80. $3.50 ..
DR. Chas Gordan. =. 1890.
Il n StOrer.... ..s. 80. 800
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OWNER

MIS- n T. "lll1amS. 900. %.
Ellis Pros. -. 80. 49,.
Anthony Pehned-- $1,000 -.
Ellis Bros -. 49,
Mrs L NJ White. -. 49,
MIS- > a ChaHee- -. 80. -.
MrS = > urheS-' .. - 49,.
II y M,uuietofi anu 0ro-. -.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-02

Unknown 80. ..s...
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Joe Brooks .. 1890.
a J Jackson 80. -. 80.
Unknown. ......
Eliza Spindle. 80. 80. ..
Thomas F Brown ..... 80.
II NJ Goethy and Co.. =. >.
H E Parham. 49,. -.
F G Warnock. .. :. .. ..
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Henning L and I Co.. 1900.
Thomas E PaSture.... go.
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Unknown. .. .. go. 1890.
Mrs F r Cary. 30. 800.
W c Eagleton... %. .......
J T Carson. %. .......
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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-16
Ruch rewoIueyjny W Rosy
iW Poisce.

Ostatnie wiadomos:i z caratu brzrnia
bardzo groznie: najwidoczniej zbiza sic
chWila ostatecznej rozpraWy rzadu lu.
dem. w kt6rej poleja sic potoki krwi wick
sze moze, niz podczas francuskiei rewo-
lucyi. S3anowisko Wittego ma bye "a.
ckwiane Ziemcy odm6will mu ostatecznie
poparcia, DO ME chce przystac ma hezpo
srednle gfp psoWanie w Okregach Wiej skich
car r6 Vniez stracif w niego Wiare pOdo-
bno radby go sic pozbyc, postawic ma
jego mlejsce dyktatora rodzaju Trepo.
wa, tylko ME moze zdecydowac sic dotad
ma wyb6r odpowiedniego czfowieka. w
oczekiwaniu al 60 znajdzie, car groma-
dzi Petersburgu sife wojskowa mozli-
vie najWieksza, oraz opracowuje plan
zmobiIizowania wszystkich ko zak6w. ably
przysziy dyktatOr miat SHE do walki z
rewolucya, jaka niezawodnie nastapi. O.
becnie Petersburg zn6w wyglada jak DO
"krwawej niedzieli"d % stycznia: woj-
ska nagromad1ono W MIN ogromna ilosc ::
czterdziesci diva bataliony, zaopatrzone
opr6cz innej broni, takze W maszynowe
armatki (najlepsze do strzelania W thu.
my}. Patrole bez ustanku kraza po uli-
each.
Wszyscy ministrowie. majacy tworzyc
SdOilSC VIIIcSO, pDuall SIG uO uyWlSyl, I,
Witte r6wniez podai rezygnacye, ale car
kazal mu pozostac jeszcze ma stanowisku.
Strajk telegrafist6w sluzby poczto-
wei trwa dalej bynajmniej ME slabnie
|-chociaz znalaz}a sic pewna ilos6 "ske-
bow re sfer urzedniczych i wog6le z iu
dzi tzw. "lepszej klasy. Miedzy straj-
kierami "skebami" przyszio do krwa-
ych stare w Petersburgu, przyczem
zgine}o kilka os6b Zwiazek Zwiazk6w,
kierujacy tym strajkiem. grozi, ze w ra-
zie gdyby Rad ME ustapil. to kohcem
biezacego miesiaca wybuchnie strajk po.
wszechny. Pare linij kolei zelaznych W
po}udniowej Rosyi juz zastrajkowaio.
Sad wojenny W Samarze skazat ma
smierc ma zyniste kolejowego Soko}owa
innych przyw6dzc6w strajku. ale mini.
ster wojny uniewaznii wyrok, bojac sic,
Re G iyby go wykonano, to napewno wy
bu 'hlby strajk powszechny.
OherDolicmajster petersburski obwie.
scif puhllcznie, ze agitatorzy namaWia ja-
cy do straik6w beda aresZtowani kara
nj grzvwna 500 rubll-ale Zwiazek Zwiaz-
kov mic sobie ME rob tego obwie-
szczenia iw dalszym ciagu agituje "a
strajkiem powszechnym. -Pollcya roz
pedza zebrania robotnikow rews lucyo-
nist6w,a natomiast pozwala zhierac sic
sWobodnie robotnikom usposobionym
loialnie," ii. naradzajacym sic mad
TEN. jak bic zvd6w, lub organizowac
"czarne sotnie."
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-16

zesz popierac inne stronnictwa, je-
sli ci sic podoba, ale pamievaj, ze
one same mic ME robia. tylko co maj
wyzej popieraja 90 cichu tamte partye.
Lepiej wiec mierzyc odrazu w sedno
niesc pomoc tam, gdzie> jest najskute-
czaiejsza, ii. ma rece Komitetu Rewolu-
cyjnego.
Wszelkie skladki, przez ten Komitet
zebrane, SO kwitowane ma szpaltach
"Ameryki Echa."
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-16

wszystko: Wazniejsza rzecz. jak sd wy
konyWane. Ot0z i co do spOsobu wpro.
Wadzania W zycie tego naJwazniejszego
dzisia; punktu programow naszych
stronnictw panuje zgodnosc -choc ME
jest juz tax wyrazna, 90 stronnictWa po-
Zostafy stronnictwami, kazde mich Zy
je zvciem w}asnem, cd innych Odrebnem,
kl6tnie sfowne sa ma porzadku dzien-
nym, tax samo jak byiy dawniej. Ale
zgodnosc taktyczraa jest --tylko trzeba
umiec ia dojrzec.
Azeby dojrzenie tel zgodnosci czytel-
nikowi ulatwic, uzyjmy paraboli (por6-
wnania) .Wyobrazmy sobie, re pan, inzy-
nier, CHOP robotnik postanowili wybu-
dowac. wSp6lnemi silami kosciof. Przy.
stapiono do budowy. Coz sic dzieje? Pan
wapna ami cegfy ME dotknie, DO uwaza.
Re to by ublizaio jego godnosci. Inzynier
mozeby dotknal. ale rece ma "a delika
the, przytem jest "a slaby w krzyzu.
SkOnczy sic wiec ma tenn, re rObotnik be-
die ktadf ceg}y. chop bedzie nosl} wa
pnO, inzynier narysuie plan kOscloia. a
pan da pieniedzy ma koszty materya}u.
w TAXI spos6b by} postawiony ME jeden
koSci6} ME diva, lecz tysiace... A prey.
tenn zdarzyio sic z pewnoscia nieraz, re
budowniczy nawymyslal robotnikowi cd
ostatnich, a pan da} mu szturchahca, ale
nomimo to budowe doprowadzono do
konca.
TAX samo jest dis ze stronnictwam
W Polsce. Wszystkie chca autonomii, ale
gdy przysz}o siegnac po MIA to pokaza}o
sic. ze niekt6re mich maja "a kr6tkie,
czy tez "a delikatne rece... Stronnictwa
"panskie: "ugodowcy, Wszechpolacy, DO
stepowcy, wiedza dzisiaj, re trzeba" "robic
rewolucye, ale wziac sic do tego ME
potrafia. Ugodowiec umie tylko pisac
petycye mic wiecej Wszechpolak potrafi
wyjsc demonstrowac ma ulice pod chora-
gwia z bia}ym orfem ale tylko wtedy,
gdy niema wojska ami poll vi; postepo-
wy demokrata vie, jak ukladac pieknie
br zmiace rezolucye -lecz mic wiecej...
Wobec tego Gale brzemie walki rewolu
cyjnej spasc musia}o ma barki chlopa-
robotnika.
Jestesmy dis swiadkami szczeg6lne-
go zjawiska W zaborze rosyjsklm: piano.
vie szlachta kapitalsci popieraja po.
cichu stronnictwo robotnicze W jego wal
ce rzadem. zgrzytajac jednoczesnie
zebami z tlumionej nienawisci do pred
stawicieli do taktyki tegoz stronni
VIVA. H1O u uuuOS pOpICAdN JO AAuoAczs
bo kt6z jesli ME to stronnictwo zbuduje
kosci6} wolnosci, z ktorego p6zniej wszy.
scy beda korzystac?
Czytamy w pismach starokrajskich,
ze Polska Partva Socyalistyczna otrzy-
muje sowite datki cd obvwateli wiej-
skich, to zn6w ze kapitalisci plaza caty
zarobek pr6znujacym podczas strajku
robotnikow. To jest dowodem, re dzisIaj
parrya robotnicza staia sic wyraziciel-
ka wvkonawczynia dazen calego naro-
du. MY TIL W Ameryce ME wiele wiemy
o tenn. ale w Polsce vie tenn kazdv.
wspomaga P. p. S. jak moze, datkiem
lub w inny spos6b.
Widzisz wiec teraz, czytelniku. dlacze-
go zalecamy ci popieranie. Polskiego 10
mitetu Rewclucyjnego w Stanach lie
|dnoczonych? Komitet ten reprezentuje
p. P. S.jedyna partye. kt6ra na-
prawde dzia}a dla reWolucyi. Mo-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-16

Pop Gapon byf ma kilku Zebraniach ro-
botnlczych w Petersburgu i zabieral gios
przeciw straj kom rewoIucyi; m6wi, re
pobyt "a granica otworzyl mu oczy prze-
konal re Rosya ieszcze ME doirzaia do
wolnosci. Rewolucvonisci twierdza. re
to ME pobyt zagranica dokonaf tel zmia-
ny jego pogladach, tylko rub]e Witte-
CO.. Jakis komitet reWolucyjny wydai
ma Gapona wyrok smierci, jako ma zdraj-
ce, wobec czego Gapon ucieki znowu "a
granice.
Rad zdobyi sic ma krok bardzo smia-
ly. kt6rego jednak, kto vie, czy ME be-
die zalowai: oto kaza} kozakom otoczyc
W Petersburgu biuro Zwiazku Robotni-
k6w, poczem policyanci dokonal w MEM
rewlzyi zabrali kase, W kt6rej byio8. 600
rubll, Oraz rome papiery, jak r6wniez
aresztowali kierownika Zwiazku, slyn-
nego Chrustalewa, uWazanego przez
Wielu "a glove rosyjskiej rewolucyi.
Robotnicy sa dotknieci do zywego tym
postepkiem rzadu i coraz wieksza ich
liczba nabiera ochoty do noWego straj-
ku.
G}6wny zarzut, jaki Rad postawil a.
resztowanemu Chrustalewowi, jest ten,
ze namawIaf on robotnlk6W szersza pu-
bllcznosc do wyjmoWanla pieniedzy z rza-
dowych kas oszczednosci bank6w. Ogro-
nina ilosc ludzi usfuchaia tego wezwania
w przeciagu trZech dni instytucve rzado.
we wypiacify ludziom Sis. .O00, 900 w zlo-
Gle (bo Mkt ME chce brac pieniedzy pa
pierowych). Kredyt rzadu jest przez to
zupefnie zachwiany: caratowi grozi W
kr6tkim czasie zupeine finansoWe BAN
kruccWo.
Niemniej klopotu niz robotnikami
ma Rad chiopami. To, co sic dzieje 20
wsiach w prowincyach. nadbaltyckich
wyglada juz ME ma rozruchy, lecz ma
formalna rewolucye. jakieis malej
miesciny tamtejszej (nazwe telegraf tax
przekrecit, ze jej poznac ME podobna)
donosza, re chlopi ogtosili W niej "rzecz-
pospolita Norwargans aka" wydali ma
nifest, sk}adajacy cara urzedu.. Ma
nifest odczytano g}osno W cerkwiach i
ma zebraniach gninnych. w og6le W ca
lynn kraju nadbaleyckim chiopi sa ME.
s}ychanie wzburzeni, a Rad zdradza wo-
bee mich zupeina bezsilnosc. zo}oierze
brataja sic socyalistami razem z mimi
ia urzed6w tax urzednik6w jak ducho-
szczaja by wlascclele d6br sprzedawali
AOOLC luU OLACWO. StoSI1C &c ldSy 5Ld1y
sic wspolna wfasnoscia, a gromady roz-
pasane napadaja ma dwory, pladruja u
prowad7aja konie bydio, lub pala je W
stajniach. Mn6stwo ludzi uchodzi ku gra
nicv pruskiej.
W Rvdze zbrojue szajki" "chuligan6w"
napadaia ma domy lndzi bogatych. szcze-
g6lnie Niemc6w. w Libawie duch bun
tn szerzy sic wsr6d marynarzy okreL6w
kupieckich. .-Miasto Dorpat stoi plo-
mieniach. podpaIone przez "chuliga-
now. w Liwonii ogloszono stan wo-
jenny.
Podobne sceny rozgrywaja sic W O.
kregach wiejskich nletylko tel czesci
kraiu ale w caiej Rosyi.
W Ekaterynodarze Noworosyjsk sku re.
woucyonisci zdobyli szrurmem arsenaly
rzadowe izabrali Mich 16. 600 karabi-
now. kt6re natychmiast rozdzielono po
miedzy chlop6W.-W powiecie boryso.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-16

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-28
WALKER COMPANY SELLS.
Burlington Wholesale Grocery Firm Is
Merged With Others.

Burlington, August 2s In order that
the Walker estate may be settled, papers
were signed Saturday by which the
Walker Grocery company Is to sell its
stock and good viii to the Burlington
Grocery company, Spaulding & Kimball
company, o. G. Taylor 4 Co. and Berry
Hall company,
The Walker Grocery company will
close its business September / and the
transfer viii be made as soon thereafter
as possible. The members of the firm
have not yet decided what they will
do.
The Walker Grocery company Is one
Of the old wholesale houses in the city
and during its many years OF business
has built up large and prosperous
trade. The capital stock of the com
pany is 100000 and the officers are:
President, F. H. Walkers vice president,
and treasurer, L f. Huntley; secretary,
A. L. Walker.