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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03
w nadaremnem OcZekiWan1u g.
trzymania piwa,

SEGA, re ME zachodzi Ottawa re-
wolucyi, lecz generalnego straJku-
Przeciwko oreznemu wystapie-
niu Hindusow do walk, So Angl1-
cy dose dobrze zabezpieczenl-
Wzbroniono tam wywozu no
szenia broni, divorce kolejowe So
pod strata wojska, porty pod
skrzydlami fortyfikacyi. Zreszta
przeciwieiistwa religijne inne
dziela krajowc6w, maharadzowie
zjednywani podarkami i komple-.
mentami, wiernie stoia Przy bo-
l1u tronu cesarza Indyi, notable
otrzymujs tytuly baronetow. Je-
dna generacya angielska po dru-
giej pracuje wytrwale mad umoc-
nieniem wfadzy A.ngIikow.
Jednahze zawsze jeszcze - Jak
"a czas6w Napoleona I - Indye
stanowia piete achilesowa in /.
ryum brytyjskdego Gdyby Anglia
wplatala sic W jaka grozna woj-
ne, gdyby Niemcy zagrazaiy jej
flota, wtedy niebezpieczehstwo in
dyjskie staloby sic aktualnem.
Tenn tez tl6maczy sic nerwowa
wrazliwoSc Anglikow ma kazdy
symptom fermentu W Indyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03
PRZEGLAD
POuTYn MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 3go sierpnia.
(Indye i Anglia).

MorderStwo niedawno doEona-
ne W Londynie ma osobie sir Will
llama Wyllie, adjutanta vice
kr6la Indyi, przerazilo niemalo ca
ly nar6d angielski. Mlody student
hinduski Nadar Lal Dingra, wy
dale sic tam uosobnieniem ducha
nieprzeliczonych milion0w ziom-
k6w, zwiastunem rewolucyi. Bo
Anglicy zdaja sobie sprawe, re
panowanie ich mad olbrzymiem i'm
peryum indyjskiem zdobytem
przez gar$c kupcow ipelnego ME
slychanej brawury oficera, moze
sic zakonczyc: lord Give jest
czems w swoim rodzaju jedynem,
Jest najwspanialszym bodaj obja-
wen krolewskiej wiadzy ducha,
wiadzy narodowej, solidarnosci /
moralno kulturalnej wyzszoSci
mad milionami glow. Dwakroc sto
tysiecy Europejczykow, albo ra-
czej 10 tysiecy angielskich zo}nie-
rzy, trzyma W swej -mocy 800 -
400 milion6w mieszkancow Indyi,
paralizuje wszelka opozycye, die
rzy ster rzadow. Brylantami OBJ
sypani maharadzowie, So tylko
pozornymi panami pahstw, kla-
niajacymi sic unizenie wicekrolo-
wi w KalEcucie. Lada powalniej-
sly ruch rewolucyjny, mog}by po
lozyc kres radon garsci Euro
pejczykow, ma tax llruchych opar-
tym podstawach.
Powt6re, strach pred rewolu-
cya ma tenn wieksze oczy, ze ME
pOdobua orzec, jak hindus mySi
rzsdacK angielskich. Usposobie-
ME szerokich mas jest osfoniete
tajemnics- SlychaG tylko ponure,
ja3rby podziemne .wrzenie, zdra-
dzajace niezadowolenie, nienawisc
do pannjacych qajezdzcow, a gro
zacs wieltdem wstrzasnieniem.
Trudno wniknaG W ducha roznych
ras, m6wi9cych CORA stu r6zny-
mi jezykani, zbadac prady pre-
n31ajace 20 milionow muzuima-
now, mi1lony budyst6w zrozni-
czkowane kasty hindus6W. Ma tel
dysharmonii poszczegolnych
warstw / ras, opierajs sic rzady
snglosas6w " Indyach.
Jeze1i W Indyach panuje wrze-
nie, wiadomo TO tylko skutkiem
wzrastajscego niepokoju Angli-
k6w koncesyi rzadu na rzecz
krajowc6w, bo gabinetu vice
kr6la przenilca do publicznej via
donro5ci Ii ty1ko to, CO MEDIA sic
zataie. Dlatego z tenn wieIsza
tYwoga szuka obecnie zaalarmows
ny og4 angielski przyczyn nieza-
dowolenia, nurtujacego W Indyach
tt6re objawiio sic W londyhskiem
morderstwie poligcznem.
Grozna, W morzu krwi utopio-
na rewolucya W r. 1857, wynikla
z motyw6w reGgijnych. zolnie-
rom, i tax juz niezadowolonym
skapego zo{du, doreczono nabo-
je z tluszczem Cd krow, a krowa,
,,matka cziowieka', uchodzi W O.
each hindps6w "a naiswistsze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

.mosci, W szczegolnosci W pierw-
szem starciu mialo pasc 8 zolnie-
rzy trupem, ~ rannych, z re-
wolucyonistow zaS rs zginelo,
127 ranionych.
Dnia 29 lipca odwieziono do
fortu Montuich 2o4 rannych, zas
1sS uwieziono. Dzienniki zapew-
niaja w koncu, re w niescie spo-
k3j panuje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

Cerbere, Francya, 8 sierpnia.-
Pierwszy cd czasu wybuchu re-
wolucyi pociag Z Barcelony mad
szedl tu i przywi6zl pierwsze ga
zety. Wiadomosci W tych dzienni-
kach So bardzo skromne, widocz-
ME niezwykle ostra cenzura okro-
ia ie. Stwierdzaja one jedynie, ze
w czasie pomiedzy 26 80 ipca
zniszczono spalouo 50 koScioiow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03
Jedyny napoj dla spragnionych W Gary.

i klasztor6w. z dniem 26 lipca OBJ
jal krwawe rzady mad miastem
generalny kapitan Santiago, W
miejsce gubernatora cywilnego,
kt6ry, jat wiadomo, z powodu
proklamacyi stanu wojenego zso-
zyi piastowany urzad. Co do iIo-
Sci ofiar W ludziach, padlych we
walkach ulicznyeh podaja dzien-
niki. bardzo ograniczone wiado-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03
Telegramy zagraniczne

Barcelona, 8 sierpnia. - Sytua-
cya polepsza sic = zycie W srod-
miesciu powraca, Wczoraj popo-
ludniu wysziy dzienniki. z bic
giem dnia dzisiejszego oczekuja
przywr6cenia komunikacyi telefo-
niczno-telegraficznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

zwlerZe. Odtad- WiadZe anSlelsNle
wystrzegaly sic wszystkiego, CO
krajowcy mogliby poczytac "a
profanacye wierzeh, obraze uczuc
religijnych. Przyczyny obecnego
antiangielskiego ruchu leza gdzie-
indziej. Me So one natury naro-
dowej, DO Indye skladaja sic kon
glomeratu niezespolonych pod
tym wzgledem ras. Dlatego tez
ME cechuje ich niechec do obco-
krajowcow, chociaz Cd lat tysiaca
jeczeli pod jarzmem najezdzcow;
NIuzuiman6w, Mongolow, Per-
sow, Maratow, Francuz0w i Por-
tugalczykow. Pograzeni w bierno-
Sci wynikajacej z religii ich, ma
sy pozostaja obojetne ma wszystko
zar6wno zie, jak dobre.
Ktoz zatem budzi ich z dlugo-
wiecznego snu, roznieca w pier
siach ich niezadowolenie, zarze-
vie rewolucyi? Anglicy sami, al
bo raczej kultura przez mich wznie
siona wytwarza w Ionic klas wyk-
sztaiconych, posiadajacych pewne
naturalne daznoSci. Pod rzadami
brytanskimi, wielu krajowcow
wyrosio ma fabrykantow, planta-
torow i kupcow ma wielka skale,
ktorzy niedawno zbuntowali sic
przeciwko importowi Anglii, O.
glosili bojkot obcych towarow i
tym sposobem w krotkim czasie
osiagneli Swietne rezultaty.
Ten stan rzeczy, zgubny dla
handlu angielskiego, daiby sic
zmieniG ty.ko kosztem ofiar W
dziedzinie stosunkow politycz-
nych, w ktorych tkwi zarodek roz
goryczenia, przenikajacego szero-
kie Varsity. Hindusi bowiem pa
trza bardzo nieprzychylnem okiem
na urzednik6w angielskich, dlate-
go, re Rad uposaza ich swietnie,
chcac nagrodzic ich "a opinie, ia
ka W zabojczym klimacie ponosza
na zdrowiu, "a panujaca tam dro-
lyme j brak ogniska domowego.
Bardzo wysokie pensye emery
tury, pociagaja "a soba wielki u
Szczerbek W prosperujacych fl
nansach kraju, obciazaja budzet
indyjski. Dlatego krajowcy z kla-
sy wyksztasconej twierdza, re "a
czeSc sum p}ynacych na tie cele,
mogliby pe4nic te funkcye r6wnie
dobrze. Innemi slowy Hindusi
chcs rzadzic Indyami dla siebie,
a Anglicy chca panowac W Mich
dla Anglii.
Wlasnie z posrod warstw oSwie
conych rekrutuja SIC istotni nie-
przyjaciele Anglii. Studenci, \
wielkim zapalem oddajacy sic na-
ukom ME ustepujqcy Anglikom,
widza w Mich swych nauczycieli,
ale ME pan6w podnosza zielony
sztandar narodowy, uwazajac sic
"a przyw6dc6w. A woda ma mlyn
dla tych zywiolow, jest dumna,
odpychaiaca postawa Anglik6w W
Indyach.
Po 150-letnich rzadach pozosta-
Ii oni tam oderwana kasta, stoja-
CO "a kastani, nawet mieszancow
- hull cast = ME poczytujac "a
rownouprawnionych pod wzgle-
dem towarzyskim. Dzieci n
zenstw mieszanych rownaja sic
W opinii tamtejszych koi angiel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

SZpdnll, HdQeSZiyCI pIZSL Dan oN
bastian, GAIA polnocna Geese kra'
ju jest jeszcze wzburzona. Przy'
czynii sic do tego generalny
strajk, parliamentary przez tam
tejsze socyalistyczne zwiazki "a
wodowe. Rad obsadzil wszystkle
biura telefoniczne i telegraficzne,
ably W ten sposob zapobiedz,
jednej 'strony kolportowaniu pod
burzajacych wiesci, z drugiej zas
przeszkodzic ewentualnemu znisz
czeniu przewodow drutow.
Dzienniki, badzto ograniczono do
podawania tylko jalowych, przez
cenzure dozwolonych wiadomo-
Sci, badzto wydawnictwa ich "a
wieszono. Robotnicy ogromnie
wzburzeni. Wediug nadeszlych
wiadomosci chciai krol Alfons u
dac sic do Barcelony podczas
rozruchow i swojem zjawieniem
sic uspokoic roznamietnione u
mysly, ale mu odradzono, uwaza-
jac ten krok wprost "a samoboj-
stwo. Wiadomosci te stwierdzaja
rowniez, re W Madrycie W Ionic
najwyzszych oficerow armii byia,
jak najostrzejsza opozycya prze-
civ cenzurze dziennikow, odno-
snie do wiadomosci o walkach u
licznych W Barcelona. Oficerowie
ci argumentowali, caikiem slusz-
ME. re podobna cenzura wprost
przeciwny wywo}a skutek, wy
twarzajac do WARY niepodobne
wersye. Jeneralowie Lopez Do
minquez Polavieja, czfonkowie
najwyzszej rady wojennej poda-
ia, re dostali depesze Cd oficerow,
ktorzy jake g}owna przyczyne
wzrostu rewolucyi uwazaja nieu-
zasadniona cenzure.
Paryz, 8 sierpnia. - -Wiado-,,
mosci pewnych Barcelony ME
ma jeszcze, gdyz. piasto tak7od
:ladu, jak cd morza jest odciete
i ME moze sic don zaden kores-
pondent dostac.
To jedno jest pewnem, re San
tiago opanowaf rewolucye w
Srodmiesciu i wprowadzii czescio-
wy spokoj. Pod naciskiem rzadu
zobowiazali sic placodawcy wy
placic kazdemu Il Mich zatrudnio-
nemu pred rewolucya tygodnio-
wa place, skoro powroci do swych
pierwotnych zajec. Pozatem brak
wszelkich wiadomosci, w szcze-
golnosci, lie to uspokojenie ko-
sztowalo ofiar w ludziach lie
mienia obrociio sic w perzyne.
Szczegolnie liczba trupow jest
wanna, gdyz, jak zapewniaja zbie-'
gowie uzywaio wojsko dziai ma
szynowych. Zbiegowie ci oblicza-
ia straty w ludziach ma Gale ma
sy, co jednakowoz nalezy przyj-
mowac z rezerwa brac ma karb
czestego w takich wypadkach,
szczegolnie II narodow poludnio-
wych koloryzowania przesadza-
mia. Me jest wiadomem, czy VIA
sciwych podzegaczy buntu ujeto,
potwierdza sic jedynie re stron
oficyalnych, re redaktor ,,Progres
so" Emilian Iglesias zostai "a
strzelony. Sa takze wiesci, re W
Katalonii proklamowano niezawi-
ssa yrzeczpospolita."
Madryt, 8 sierpnia. - Wiadze
wojskowe przecza jak najkatego-
ryczniej, jakoby ujeci W Barcelo-
ME rewolucyonisci zostali strace-
nj. Wszelkie wyroki smierci mu-
sza precise przez rece ministra
wojny i bez jego sygnatury ME
wolno nikogo rozstrzelac. Uwie-
zieni znajduja sic W forcie Citara-
mas, zas ranni W szpitalach. Rad
podaje do wiadomosci, ae prace
okofo naprawy kolei postepuja
re ma najblizsza srode mozna sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03
Brak wiadomoSci ilosci trupow. :
Ogloszenle repubhkl.
Carw Angi pod OsIOna $50 OkretoW 200 detektyW6W.
y PORTUGA ALL
Niemcy defrauduja ma chi1skich kOlej
Samob6jstwo amerykanskiego banker

Ulg da Ffpn Karey prezydentoV
PrOhibicya KOnsuncya tytOniu wzroa
pfaci podatk6w zwiazkOwyeh nlnOis?.. NepOmyslne
zbiory baweIny Nastepca Pullama. w Delphi mo-
krzy zWyciezyll W Minnesota ME wOlnO palic
Strajk krawc6w W n. YOrku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-03

(Dokohczenie na stronicy 4tej.).
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
Character Shown In Hair.

Much has been heard of the eyes.
the hands and the features as define
rtors Of character. but very little Of
The hair in this connection. Though
1t is scarcely more than a surmise. it
is said that a jealous disposition and
possibly unreliability are denoted by
dull black hair. A person with light
hair is sensitive to criticism and
Sights. Good judgment and common
fense rest upon the head of the owner
If brown hair of a deep color and firm
texture. Though women with red hair
have long been considered impulsive
Ind tactless. they also possess honesty
and sincerity and are usually of bright.
sunny disposition. Straight hair is said
to be indicative of an obstinate. un=
yielding nature. 1t is not worth while
to worry " these things about hair.
since one cannot change them; but. to
grow facetious for a minute, 1t might
be we'll to remember these points in
case you ever have to purchase a
strand or two.
-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
OLDEST LOVE LETTER.
According to This Document Cupid's
Customs Are the Same Today.

According to This Document Cupid's
Customs Are the Same Today.
A love letter 1000 years old has late
~ been discovered in Chaldea, says
Current Literature. The lady to whom
it was addressed lived in Sippara, the
Biblical Sepharvani. Her beloved was
a resident Of Babylon.
In contrast to the position which wo-
men hold at the present day in the
orient they possessed in antiquity a
greater degree of freedom. In many
respects the oriental woman Of antiqui.
~ was graced with as much privilege
as is the modern European woman.
Particularly in Chaldea she could par
ticipate in trade, manipulate her own
property, be a witness before court and
be the guardian of her own children.
OF the position Of women in Egypt we
know less. but doubtless it was much
higher than that of the present Moham-
medan women.
In n respect. however, it seems that
custom has been changed very slightly,
for marriage was essentially an affair
of trade between the parents Of the
bridegroom and those of the bride.
This Is ascertained from the legal code
of Hammurabi. king of Babylon. B. G.
1900. The future husband paid the
price of the bride. and her father pro-
vided her dover and trousseau. Under
these circumstances there was no such
courtship as precedes marriage in ac-
cordance with occidental ideas. Still,
MI may believe that many a love let.
ter on papyrus or clay passed secretly
between the hands Of the bridal pair
during the interval Of their engage
ment.
The newly discovered letter is writ
ten in clay and probably dates from
2200 3. c.. Though somewhat formal
the reader can feel the tenderness that
lies hidden between it's lines. 1t reads;
ITO the lady. 'Kasbuya Qittle eve
says Gimil Marduk (the favorite OF
Morodach, this: May the Sun God OF
Marduk afford you eternal life. l write
wishing that l may know how your
health is. Oh. send me a message
about it! l live in Babylon and have
not seen you. and for this reason l an
very anxious. Send me a message thai
will tell me when you will come to me
so that may be happy. Come in Mar
chesvan. May you live long for my
sake"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10

most effective method Of correcting,
evildoers is to reserve all discussion of
the naughtiness Of the day until bed
time, when a general reckoning and
settling up is held.
1t is a solemn occasion. and the moth
err with utmost gravity and no little
self righteousness impresses the child
with his misdemeanors.
A cheerful business this.
Poor. sleepy. tired youngsters. How.
it %frightens them and overawes them
to be dealt with gravely at any time!
In midday it is bad enough when
there is a chance to go out into the
yard and play afterward and forget
uncomfortable episodes-very ~uncom-
Portable episodes.
But at night when it is dark and the
mother has been solemn and awesome
and terrible and you have been bad.
dreadfully bad and are nothing but a
poor guilty culprit-then. well then. it
is quite a different matter.
Every one knows the stages that a
child goes through when he is being
IOuSul " luG llSuld tllluuC VI Luluu
concerning a little indiscretion.
First there is resistance. more or
less: her tears and finally remorse.
Now. this is a cheering bedtime exer-
else. isn't it?
mo. indeed" this mother said. II
want my children to go to bed happily
and to be able to look back upon this
part Of the day with the pleasantest
memories.
Before he goes to bed the child's
mind should be wiped clear Of every
thing but happiness.
"A little gentle rolnping. enough to
relax nerves and muscles. but not
enough to excite. an unexciting story,
bedtime songs or talk about happy
things. these are the things that should
accompany bedtime and make sleep
wholesome and untrOubled."
By all means the mother was right.
Do reserve the solemnities of life for
the light of day when the bright sun
light can help to dry tears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
The Typewriter Girl.


The beautiful typewriter girl puffed
out her golden pompadour nervously.
"My speed III increase, Mr.. Nicer
excuse me. MI. Wellington-my speed
IL increase 80 or 40 per cent every
day"
Broker Wellington frowned. The girl
had taken his dictation slowly. And
in a stern, skeptical voice he said,
"How SOP"
Its your new vocabulary that puts
me out" she explained. 81 had Mr.
Meer's vocabulary very pat-'as per-
contents noted 1.-The same'-he only
used about 300 words"
Her fattering smile warmed the mar
like a sunbeam.
But you. sir, have a real literary
style. Beg to submit our best at
tention.' slump 'bullish,' 'hypothe
~cate'-they're all new words to me
and, of course, l can't rattle them of
very fast at first. But just you wait
say, till day after tomorrow. Their
you'll see."
"All business men have different vo
,abularies that their stenographers
must get accustomed to, eh?' said the
broker.
Eyes, sir. Some large. some SMALL
Again her smile fattered him. "Yours
is larger than most: I should say i
was thirty or forty words larger. Rea
literary. / call it."
Miss HOskinS. If there's-er-an,
supplies you need all you've got to d.
is ask" said the literary broker fatu
OuSly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
Solemn Bedtjmss,

A couple Of mothers were talking
the other day-no need to add what
about. The topic was the inevitable
one-their children.
One a never arbitrarily settle the
question of the relative values Of per-
suasion and the rod as the means of
inducing good conduct" said n Of the
mothers. Methods. of course. must
differ with different children. But one
thing at least | believe to be true. and
sorted to it should not be held in re-
serve and finally dispensed at bed
time"
Many mothers seem to think that the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
HumOr and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

MAN is born to be the prey of those
who know how to play upon his
vanity, just as stock is created to be
watered.
No v dyspcptic ever was con
vinced that that is why the world is
against him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10

When you think
you are entitled
to consideration
and attention just
endeavOr to claim
it and see where
you get off.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10

Most of us think
we know a lot of
people that Satan
1 s MT sorrowing
over.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10

The more graft
there is the o
respectability it
appears to attain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-03
1000 Mems Suits

$685. FOR UP TO $115O SUITS
Several styles Of dark and medium colors.
1886 FOR UP TO $15 SUITS
This elegant assortment of aormade suits consists Of
all colors and styles
$1185 FOR UP TO $25 SUITS
Imported and domestic materials full handtailored
business or dressy styles; big variety.
SLABS FOR UP TO $25 SUITS
most elegant display Of Stein Block Co. and other high
class makes and fabrics regular merchant tailor
patterns; see them
$17.85 FOR UP TO $35 SUITS
Select imported Materials all jouneyman hand tailoring
in the custom tailor styles both fancy and plain
colorings; display Of suits to please king.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-03
REMEMBER
HATS

You probably that the hat this
the latest The qualities best The sacrifice make during this
sale good and hat stock lays American soil But
with the sale and cut sash-bang goes hat prices
$235 FOR UP TO $3.50 HATS
The clearing Of soft and stiff hats include fall and winter
styles Of Hawes and others Of Americas best known
brands The variety of shapes and coors will amaze
andplease you.
$l.S5 FOR VERY LATEST s. HATS
These hats came in dozens of styles and colors.
$l.S5 FOR UP TO SO HATS
Soft and stiff hats of the latest shades and shapes
UMBRELLA SALE
We are going to give umbrella bargainsthe kind
that talk and viii make you talk
85c FOR BEST $3.50 UMBRELLA ON EARTH
Paragon frame; gun metal rod; fast color.
$1O5 FOR sELF-OPENING So UMBRELLAS
Full gun metal frame English coverings warranted fast
color.
SUITCASES AND TRUNKS
20per cent off regular prices throughout this entire vast
stock-20 per cent saving for you.
SUSPENDERS
No use having your pants drag or hang bad.
15c for our best 25c suspenders.
21c for our best 35c suspenders.
35c President and others to Soc value suspenders
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19
VIM. ROSS,

In premises, formerly occupied
Max Ladar, jackson, Cal.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19

The Job printers Of the United States taking faction to
protest against gross the part Of the govern
ment of the United States, which has been going on for
many years. in furnishing printed stamped envelopes at
price but fraction above Any individual business
firm can get through any local post office quantity OF
stamped envelopes with the address of the individual firm
printed thereon trAe above what the stamps and stock
without printing would the printer The government
1eaps no profit from this business but the local post
are allowed per cenage which leaves the out
of pocket the for about quarter of million dollars
year this envelope business The printed envelopes
delivered the free of transportation charges
while the the Of carrying second class
is estimated average at over 8 cents per
pound utterly impossible for printers compete with
such methods 1t is calculated that printing offices
throughout the United States robbed by this unjust
transacted by Uncle Sam in running opposition to the
printers of the country amounts to oooooo and the only
reap any benefit the local postnasters who take
the orders According tbs best information obtanabe
the receives less than SO cents thousand
without reckoning the postage stamps of course and this IN
cudes the delivery the printing office IN Dayton Ohio
where this envelope printing factory is established and de-
livery afterwards to the Whatever else collect
ed goes into the pockets of the middle And while this
glarngy Unjust competition is going the postohce de-
pament is overaxed and running behind IN the trans
mission of secondcass matter. No wonder 1t 1t entered
competition in other lines of trade there would be
great howl made therea The printers have been COM
paratve1y silent this question far but they
waking up Every printer should send protest to the
congressman and and request that decisive steps be
taken to stop this abuse
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19

his is the most dangerous time OF
the year TO catch cold, and it is the
hardest time to cure it. If you should
take a cold, few doses of Kennedy g
Laxative Cough Syrup will act very
promptly. It's laxative principle cures
the cold by driving it from the system
by gentle but natural action of the
bowels. Children especially like
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup, as
it tastes so good. nearly like maple
sugar. 1t is sold by City Pharmacy.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19
A Swollen Jaw
Whether

is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
it's caused by neuralgia, toothache
or accident. Ballards's Snow Lini-
ment will reduce the swelling end re-
lieve the pain, The great and sure
cure for rheumatism. cuts, burns,
bruises, sealds-any and all aches
and pains. Sold by Rusher's City
Pharmacy.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19

Senator Holohans bill to- from the ballot the
saight ticket circle was defeated by in the
of II to IT, The democrats including Caminett lined up
pretty sody i'll favor of doing with straight party de-
vice Of the straight circle helps the party of the
majority although perfectly fair to all parties There is no
harm in that device and republicans will be glad that is
retained.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-19
Unclaimed Letters.

L. Boswell, Miss Mary Bruscheto,
Flora Cassasica, Benito Ceutrno, @,
r Fleming. Miss Amelia lsmer, Ed.
Mcbride, Al Roy, Mrs Walter Shore,
w. L. Trent bath.