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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-09
Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that g, esr Wi-
mortgage executed and delivered ..yor. 10
lam Arnold. single man, morl istsi ,he
Robert d. Redmond. mortgagee' ua eisd fcr
6est day OF February, 1898. ana w deeds
record In the Office of the register " Vofth
Of the county of Emmons aud sti aye o, Ind n
Dakota. on the I'D day of June, ls's ave-. aus /.
corded In book of mortgages. on pa anee 10
and 6. and assigned by said moras .d own.
w. q. Guthrie, the present hola "! ''a Saie 0!
or thereof. will be foreclosed ny y l.'ss'.ribed
the premises In such mortgagt ,lent don,
aud hereinafter described, at tiie ,ro ~ I'm.
Of the courthouse In the county l.o,a u
mons and state Of North paAo en The
the hour Of two o'clock p. III ,,ssr the
3sth day Of January, NUs, TO Saline a, ,be ds!
amount due upon such mortsass .s, ~ Ia such
OF sUle. The premises descfluean . .atsiy
mortgage, and which will be soln ~ So
the same, are described as follows IN
The southeast quarter OF section ii,r Ill., Of
township one hundred thirty III, nrnci
range seyenty-fivc west OF the nun -
pal meridian. :, ,bs
There will be due on such mortsa- nd one
date OF sale the sum OF two ihol, A., cents mt
hundred eighty two dollars ana i''''
(e&l6e. A0). ; n,
dated .. Linton, \. d.. thi,St'' day 81 4
cembee. 1907. ASSIGNEE
Gro. W. LYxN. Attorney for A>si-a'..
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flotlco o. commueaf3ea Flaal Praol.
DEPAR1xEHr OF ran Inrrnios,
Land OFFICE At 0leNAnCI, n. D.. I
December 3. 1871.
Notice Il hereby given that
JOHN w. FRITZE.
OF Linton. N. D.. has Aled notice OF biz
intOntion TO make Communication anal nronl
In support Of his claim. vis.:
Homestead Entry No. 3la6l, inside Mays. I'M
for the g. W. Of Sec. q. Twp. l33 NJ,
Rse "a w. OF Filth r. NJ,
Aud that said proof vill be mrtie before u.
1t Linton. N. D.. ON January n. 1So6.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residcnce upon and cuttivw-
ti0n Ct the land, Wig:
T M,ls.a@ sc ss:. q e I t'assn
Frank ]. eikel. OF Ltnton. N. ID.
DOllie Bradley, Of Linton. N. u.
NJ. II. JEWELL. Register.
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Notjco oS co00utatloo e0nal pnnfA.
OEPARTMENr or rae lHresg0a.
LAID OFFICE At BleMAaCk, n. d.
November -, 1871
Notice 10 hereby Givca that
LAWRENCE MAsTeI.,
OF 6trasburs. N. D.. hes aled n0tlce Of MI.
intention 20 make Communications lonl npilal1
n support Of his claim. Wis.,:
Houestead Entry No. lsssD, msds N0yemlsr
e, lee9. for lot I, =. g. 4 Ut n. q Il aud r.
Xof 3. Il Of Bee. Z. Twp. M NJ. lHe. II
AID that said proof will bs made llsft,sw
Charles B. Casley. Judge 4nd ~ .sSl lci0 cisvk
Of the county court ut Gm@Ons GOuWlv m
D., ~ Lintoo. n. D., On JAnuasv -, lVl
He aanes Tie d flowing vttassssv q s,s,vs
bic continu0u. residsacs upOa cad cUjltvs-
ton Of The land. Wis.,:
Eecens ael.:r. q stssseass. \ 2
Adam Bosch. o. btFashuSG. MD,
y. y. JEWELL. kss,sss,
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Notice o. commutatlen rlnal Pref.
DIrAnrMHn1 or ran IxFnsIon,
LAND OvrICD At BloMAnCG, n. D.,
December 4, 1871. T.
Notice u hereby given that
CARL a. ELWEss.
OF Mario. N. D.. has Sled notice OF his ID.
tentt0n 70 mako communion lnals peoOf Il
support OF his claim. VIZ:
Ho% !. .ss. 9, Eatsy No .aet made Noyephsf
Ct 9: a: Of gec. "a Twp. 1s3 n. Re6.
And that said proof Will DO made beloeS
OF the county court OF Emmoos coQntv.lN.
D.. at Linton, N. D.. on January Il, lSo6 ].
!. He names the following Witnesses to prove
ton OF the land, VS.:
s Han: Hssnscn: Of onie. n: p;
Ehomss Lowell. Of Omio, \. D.
Efvle Carlisle. OF Omi0. N. D.
y. II. JEWELL. Registers.
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~ II you want job printing o. ~
kind In both English and German -
the same sheet, or separately N ei''S
language, apply at Record office
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-09

Trances-Harry says be Just waaI
70 fall down and worship me al III
time. Her NIamma-Oh, we'll, don't
mind that. dear. After you're mar.
RED be won't let It interfere with hi
business
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-
"a
feansl. Leese. rts4oeef o. ~
Der. Ann:evs-Yoe SyfuD 60, ca
eAso, III. 0alaeee preeeat; wsaBns
or neeasueeTooe e1ven.
asSS Brand. oofGnum (Iure). RIO
dueef g joeber. Aeniere-1oe syrup
Co. ceSeaeo. III. not ssnbeeee ~
weight. and not Wholly Sorghum
yrep.
sSsO. braAa. Dosasees (baIk). Black
strap. Producer Of Joober, Park,
Grant Z 1eefsls. Fargo. n. D c.
taias 0luceee, and not q repre.
sented.
~. DsanA. neoaesee (oalk). New
0rlsans." 1seailer. 2. J. Dsreauist.
Fargo. n. .. 1ulntss present, ana
not g REPRESENTED.
eeSa. 0fa14 itaote sytop. 1letloeste.
Producer q jobber. Fafk. Grant :
Norris. Fargo. n. p. Wholly elu'
coee.
1857 Brand. molasses (oaklnel. 40
me-. Producer or oooUof. Tofblce
= Castle1an. Louisville. Ky. Not
properly labeled: cooeaIns glucose.
Nsyt. Dsaee. eeeenum. aaeseo ioooe:"
oeeeef 9 eoooe.: sk 01sat 3
.ott1e. e!go. y. =. MOI pfoosfsy
1a0eaed. but glucose compound.
esaeee eysup sma ev0ar-stIeoa1.
fNsl5. Bsene. napse syrup. From =
Heoiy. Fargo, N. D. An Imitation
pro1nct
sSoo. Brand. maple syrup. sent p
~ HAIRY - Hammond. Pefth. ~. =.
Coatains much Of dirt ana mostly
cane sugar or rsaner's syrup.
ssos. 1tane. sugar RESIDUE. hetailef.
=. =. Ief1a. gsseo. n =. Ccosidets
ABE Dreeoftion OF calcium phoe.
paate.
1910. Bfand, pure Vermont sugar.
Producer Or 3obbef. 1aniere-Yoe
Syrup GO. (addrses not givsnl. Thle
CAKE q iGAgaf seems to b largely
inside cane sugar and maple On IL
outside.
b075. Brand. sugar. Sent IN By Dr..
W =. Kitsay. Fairmount, N. D. Co.
tains . large amount Of bluing q
| indigo.
lssS. Brand, maple syrup. "lvanhoe. |"
Producer q 3obbsr. Wright Clarkso0
| Mercantile Co. Duluth. Mimi. Pure.
| but short 0easure.
0oteJaoeo-llleeal.
llS7. DsaAd, imported Rhine wine.
Producer Or 3obber. J. D. zien. Do.
4 1nth. Milan. Not N renraaemtnd.
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| Lux Salad Oil. From Gansslo q
Grant, 81. Thomas. N. d. Not olive
oil.
Dried Fruits-lllseai.
lsl3. Brand. dried apples. Producer
or 3obber. Fargo Mercantile Co.,
| Fargo, N. d. Not properly dried.
| and are bleached. Contain $3.50 per
cent water.
1909. Brand. currants, Royal Excel.
si0r." From Park. Grant Z Morris.
Fargo. N. d. Misbranded.
4797 Brand, bleached raisins. Pro.
Queer or jobber. Thomson Seedless
Raisin Co. Fresno. Cal. BleacheA
with sulphur.
! csrsai-Oreakfass Fseds-llIsesI.
4457. Brand, oats. Quaker" Pro
Queer or j0bbcr, american Cereal
Co.. Chicago. r.. Not properly Ia
beled.
1851. Brand. corn fakes. ''Crescent..'
Producer or j,noer. Lake Odessa
Matted Cre..n Co.. Lake Odessa.
Mich. Net wsight not given
4475. Brasd. pure Quaker oats. Pre-.
Queer or jobber. The American c.
real Co.. Chicago. III. Net weight
not given.
1918. Brand. rolled white oats. "Qua,
kerr" Producer or 3ohber, Quakss
Oats Co. Chicago. III. Net welsht
not given.
!. Meiassss and oyrwpe-tllooai.
1909. Brand. corn syrup. Gold Dust.
Producer or jobbsr, Chlcago Cen
centrating Co. Chicago. nj. Not q
|. represented.
4Sls. Brand. molasses New Or
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-01-09

OUC0r OF JOUDers ATWOOD y steele
Co. Chicago. III. Not standard.
l6l2. Brand. vanilla extract Retailer,
8. L. Harris. Cakes. N. D. Contains
foreign color; not standard.
1850. Brand. vanilla extract. For Geo.
| Prize. Fargo, N. D. Colored With
/ foreign caramel.
l74!: (Rv reguest.D Brand. vanilla
A1vor. "Normanco" Producer or 3sv.
Der. Northern Manufacturing Co.,
Minneapolis. MINI. Not truthfully
labeled. and not vanilla product.
$40. Brand, vanilla flavor. compound
Of vanillin and coumarin. Producer
Or jobber, White Star Extract Co.
Minneiska. MINI. Not properly ID
bsied. and Is colored.
AS02. Brand. flavoring Of vanillin
cOumarin and caramel, "Wellnoan.'
Producer or jobbcr. Foley Bros.
Kelly. st. Paul. Mimi Colored 4
inmate pure vanilla; cannot con
tain caramel.
sssl. Brand. banana, imitation flavor
Optimo.' Producer ar iohher
ShererG iliett, Chicago. ~ Not :,
p represented. =
eoss. Brand. vanoil, vanilla, vanilli,
.no couMarin Aayoring extract. Pro
queer or jobber. vanoil Flavorin
= Extract Co. La Crosse, wis. IA 81
- represented, AMI not an ex.-or.
9 Tea and cone.-,lleaa,. -
+. l776. Brand. tea fancy Cev,on ga,
!" ouc.,ss PRODUCER or jobber, A
u beled for weight
- l7s4. Brand, coffee, ~Recen,,on
n. Producer or jobber Gowan.pev .t.,
- Twohy Co. Duluth. MINI. We et
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but the day is too Slinshiny for her au-
dienee to get properly scared
Among the men orators there IS far
more variety. Some are aeitntors pure
and simple. They preach revolution
In various forms. Many OF them de-
nounce America and the trusts, and
seem as well acquainted with RockefeI-
sicf ana Carnegie and other multi-inil-
#iionaires as IL they had really seen
them and We're old college paymates
Others denounce the King and royal
family. They are fairly decent. some OF
these fellows, for they only attack the
male members of ROYALTY. But poor
King Edward. Some most astounding
lies are uttered about him. from his
!eXtravasant and impossible manner of
living TO the equally impossible way in
which he hands out titles and other
fa alTcfs. HIS lady friends are nor spared
either. Here is a sample from a work
ingnlan spouter: 'Bucfnum palace be-
longs 10 Souand me- mates, as much as
10 en- tSllouts OF Go it, Bilf.' You're; !,
bit of orl right. mAtey.' Why shouldn't
You and me be a-sitting up there in a
red velvet chair a-sIuoking a big. fat
cigar, wild golden crown on olIl. 'eafls,
a7dtlaNil2 champagne out of a bucket
and AVtnE lot OF fire ladies' around
tickling Our fees wild a. fevver.D
The crowd likes rot like this. But il
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the world. We are not bothered with
anarchists in England The dangerous
KIND Shoot OFF their mouth in HYDE
Park, and there you are. The police arr,
on to them all the time and il they
won't be good something happens. Free
speech N Hyde Park is the best thing
IN the world. and the United States
should adopt It, have been IN Ameri-
ca 50 long that know 1t would be
good thing II all the agitators We're al
lowed TO blow off steam in The same
way as the cart-taiI politician at cleo
5t,on time As to the dangerous, bomb
throwing anarchists, the countries of
the world ought to harpoon them al!
and put them on an island somewhere.
guarded by ship or two. and let them
work out their own salvation or blow
each other TO pieces"
Harold Cox. NJ. p, who Is a recog-
nlZed authority and writer against all
forms of Socialism, said Free speech
IN HYDE Park and elsewhere is a Very
good thing. 1t is splendid safety
valve, But the fault | find with the
system is that there is tooNmuch free
dom In the publication of pamphlets
and propaganda literature The. So
ctallst or anarchist agitatot- cannot do |
much harm with his frothy. yeastv
bfeW which SO many drink In while he
is talking, only to forget the momentl
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Some Of EngIands Famous Therapeutic" Doctors

work III conjunction with Tho special
branch at Scotland Yard. The arrange
ments are most elaborate They have
the assistance Of all other countries
and when an anarchist starte travelling
the police at his destination are In
formed and the man is3at the port of
entry or at The r;tiiroad depot idcn-
tilted and Swallowed, So exhaustive
has been the w1rk in this connection
that / am told semt-oflielaHy and with
much confidence thar there is not n
single group of anarchists IN this
country which does not number liz us
membership one or more police in
formants.
Hyde Park is the "spouters' para
disc and Sunday is Che day of DAYS
anarchism takes its place with the
dozens of other "isnis The morning
"spotitefs begin as early as IL o'clock
and continue as long as a crowd win
hear them. But it is the afternoon
spouter,' who, with Sunday din
ner under his belt. can below the
loudest. There may be but 20, there
may be 80 or more of these people.
They are all over the grassland. wfrer-
eyer they can gather crowd This
is not hard 10 do. as there passes
through Hyde Park on a SUNDAY. from
Marble Arch to Hyde Park corner. 3,
matter Of 100000 people. Out of this
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Free Speech Saves England From Horrors Of Anarchs "a.
Fair Maids Of Lux
emburg Lay Nets
for Husbands.
sncetal Correspondencc.

| Spcetal Correspondence.
! RUSSEI.S, Aug. 2o---Although tile
* llappy day is stil some months
~ away. the fair maids of I.,ixcni-
burg who have not yet been fol.-
funate enough to secure a husband.
have begun 10 prepare for Lovers
tatr New dresses are being made.
old ones repaired. and All tho subtIs
arts known - Womnnkind the worId
oNfr arc being brought TO bear upoii
the problem Of making the unattached
daughters Of the households Irresistible
IN the eyes OF the eligible yonna mon.
Every year. OH the first Thursday in
December. the peasants Of this hilly
province lock into lis chief town. Ar
Ion in char-a-bancs, carts and every
other description Of vehicle, in order to
attend the curious ceremony. The
young people strike up acquaintance
While Their parents exchange conf
deness as to the possibility of a match.
the young men, who are Invariably
dressed in their best black clothes. Of
Ter presents TO the girl Of their choice
ana even so so far as to claim a for
NAL engagement. These operations taka
place openly in streets. IN houses Of
Eetreshment and in the public gardens.
All this. however is but a prelimn-
airy and Of but slight interest compared
with what follows. IF rwo Young folks
become mutually attracted at this
fair the respective families apply
TO marriage broker, or, as he is called
a holy man. This person becomes
the honored guest in the house OF the
parents OF both contracting parties; he
makes himself acquainted With thei,
exact social position. their habits Of
NE, their tastes; transmits these de-
tails 10 the other Side,', indicates how
housekeeping may he best started on
The given conditions; in short, he fixes
up the marriages, These brokers' or
loiN men are generally counted as first
rate tranchmer and Vine swallowers
NJ the same they are held in consider
able esteem by the TWO families. At
whose table they are accorded the place
OF honor.
month later--that is TO saw. ou$the
first Thursday in the new year--there
Is a second fair ut Arlon. Here the
lovers formally plight their troth. the
families give their mutual consent 10
the union, and the broker receives his
craftsmanship of a commits
sion on the amount of the dowry. and In
aceofdafcn with an ancient custom a
pair or top boots and a top hat! As the
parties leave the town in the evening" it 81
IS easy TO see, by the number of young
girls loaded with presents whether the
,holS men" have done good business
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I,Y our Aura Green?
If So, All 5
We'll.

i, 1,arresnondence.
si's'n n,rnoN Aug. 27.-London now
49,. regular hospital where the
b ss,. ,re treated daily by means
IL ,,,slees medicines and knife
OF dius 'e.'' .,,t,, ,,,,,,a ,lxar,e re.
less operations ana
Ills. OF course lot mas peeii 4" ii.eeA'
wars on mental treatment,
~ lep.n ,,.nco and such things, but
Christian seie'iNS. t,,,t,,,a,+
acknowledgements 90 .He = So $50
!, o,,led differs from all these, SO rnncch
% :. s.nt that many we'll known ply
50, " l's.' ~, ,,,,d,,,g .,re now sanf,-9
slclans OIL so''' ae'l''s'i''e ,,,,a
Ing their patients TO me ies ei's'- q
III, hospi;:,! at Bayley street, Tot
pe Pr, ,,o,rt road. London. Inside
teniiali .,,,s, osnitol .yor,.
the waiting rooms ol 'i'i' Esp y. -
week you see long lines OF pathents from IN
.a,,,., r ondon hospitals waiting to be
SaiiV'' - ,.oner, tors,, who admin
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VOLUNTEER STAGE.

A remarkable feature Of the soul hos
pital consists in the fact that the entire
staff gives Its services for nothing, and
large numbers of the poor of London
are treated without charge. Among
these voluntary workers who operate.
on the poor from the London slums IS
Lady Coomara. Twice a week, her lady
shin attends at the hospital and gives
treatment to hundreds Of poor children
from some of the worst sluns of Lon
don. As this Treatment means be-
Ing enclosed in stuffy cubicle. and
working personally over the bodies-6f
the patients, the strain on the sensibili-
ties Of Lady Coomara can well be I'M
derstood. especially In view of the fact
that many Of the patients seem to be
unaware of the fact that soap is one OF
The concomitants of civilization
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Edward should unSs mi tho nr>.- ,,,o,,
Ont the whole Grove, wn,,ld off ,i,h
its hats aud cheer lin, ,i,.bt ,t,,. III
The crowd likes rs snnsal,es ,od -, ,.''.
cares more for word, .ni,,t,,,,, ~ ~ :,
golden future IN stn,.n a., ~
than for a dissertation an *. hnro -,
What IS the Sour"
othni. ths',sn, ~ an 4
dozen ~. y
IN ~ t..,,,,,, 49,, sa'N "p'ue = igi'tllS'll
ami -snci,tis,s H., .Mn ~. i'',tG i'te
nn,lorS 80 q sio''p OF iapof
,is 49,, t''N,, tlH1iHW ftef,e.
oi,s,tayntinf, TN. ~
honse NJ lnrd. ~ 49, r',a,i ~ l'ut'lig me
err; ,''isittess ana otf-
t,ra,v ana M nc itrlsto
ly. II ,hcirs words co',o, 1,SS - ss'ictal-
thing mo ',,,,istorai, Suui.eu lor any
ple as weii az ,,n,s.tt, ~" pe'-
have had Their bsa,,s - Mou,' ipl,t aso
don ,ynnl5 he san,t,a w 'ii ana Lon
The ,,tt.rmnst cs"r,t 'i''' 'oo'ca 10
NJ IsT BE QGlk-WlfTEp.
Many OF these spouters have The
conceit taken out Of them by the crowd
s Mnlch appiauds or ieers as it secs nj.
~ ~ i'"s 20 be quick at repartce With
sucl audiences or climb down. AT
ienst - 4p%en OF the spoulerS are not
oratins, put are holding some humble
,rhev snnal ~. 10. , a5, Army does
a raw ra,,eas 49,, 5.lil ~, WORDS, read
sing hymnsSs i. 'ld men
and M nnlv n - a. oi'eilalr church
omtrast /, 'nri 49,, suii,e Vi me more
. wei attend,
POLICE DISCIPLINE.
,r,,a,
,,t - - po,teg,iaA mere ana there,
i,,tarfara i'' M e'ieit. oioers ana DO not
MIN 81. ne ion'ioil p9i'eeman Is
IL h, ',n 10, ta. ny, ololher, m blue,
frb,t 10 10 ~ 80 - 90 ihuch thirking
IL ,,,1,, ~ -. i9i nm. me bobby
snIl iiou 81 'ihS ms ort'ers and he is
,hn,is ;r,r,tai '..o i y, IN that ne
thoS III s"p p.,,,.S re lsc more stolid
All nv. SN, hn epntfere, but above
Is is one ne ~ NJ s., heeps ms temper, That
,i.,,ia,, u nv most important rules
Of the game. His mere presence g. assei IS
ii does not . fre"t NV pS"lN Dsl,ane' nut
timents nnc III ''e9 ~ ssh
SYSTEM CRITICIZED.
A.,
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marble Arch Corner,
Hyde Park

Hyde Park
and q few continental countries. bu,
| IL ever there was i, Land of the Fl.ee
| II iSst.nSland. If my memory serves
nc right there have been more as
sassinations Of rulers in tho United
States than in any other country bar
Russia, 10 the Russian Pole. Ger
llIan. Hungarian and italian America
may be 81 very free country Yet
England is practically the one countl y
in the world where everything from
trade TO speech is free.
we have had little trouble during,
the last twenty years from agitators
Arrests have been few though prob
ably more numerous than the public
is aware. We don't publish the fact
every time we conduct an anarchist
or some alien trouhlemaker to n steam.
ship.
DUTIES or THE POLICE
'The sufrrasettcs and unelnployed?
Oh. yes, they have of late given the
authorities some bother But mind
you. the arrest of the sutfragertes and
of Jack Williams and a few of his UNI
employed pals mas not been for any
other reason than that they reused 10
move along for the public good The
duties Of the police on such occasions
are to prevent crime, to keep the peace
and to see that all the public's rights
are preserved. SO long as the corns
of the public are not trodden on and
this includes such things us the un-
due stoppage Of traffic, then the POI
lice do not act. Our system has worked
successfully in this country for twenty
years or more. How have other coun-
tries fared2n
ANARCHISTS UNDER SUPER
VISION
There arc many more anarchists in /,
England today than there have been |
in past years. The strict police regll- |
lations of other countries have driven |
them here. But while they are not in |
terfered with in England 50 long as |
they behave themselves their Identity |
address. mode of life and plans are
known TO the detectives who form the
special branch
In London there are many groups, |
which are divided up into three dis
tricts Of the big city. There is the
East End district, Soho and Tottenham
Court road district. 1t Is in the latter |
district that the most important group
Is established. II is called the Freedom
group from the monthly paper of that
name which it publishes. In Soho
are to he found the French. Italian
Spanish and Portuguese groups. In the
East End the Russian and Jewish, !
rrnuRs live The latter have a regular.
colony and a club house and publish
3wo journals. The total Anarchist
membership in London is more than |
1000. There are also groups in the
afger of the provincial towns and
titles. sucl. as Liverpool Manchester,
Sheffield, Hull. Glasgow,
Norwich. Swansea. Leeds. Edinburgh.
POSTED ON EVERY MOVE.
The police know them ali ana the
ountry police have special men who