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FOREIGN CABLES. THE JEW IN RUSSIA.

MAKING A SCARCITY. HI SSIA Al'Ti.Y I>KS< KHW'.D. Ter Uniled Press Association. By Electric Telegraph— Copyright. HT. PETERSBURG, Due. 11. The Russian Government, contemplating codifying the laws relating to •Jews, invites the opinion of governors of districts. The majority is unfavourable, some urging their complete expulsion. Prince ArusotY, Governor of Bessarabia, advised the abrogation of all exceptional laws against Jews. NEW YORK. Dec. 11. Owing to the shortage of water and wood pulp, but chiefly to demonstrate against unionists, the St. Regie. t Great Northern. International, and many other papermHls have closed. America is reducing her production by J .".in ut tons weekly: and 15.000 men ha v e been threwn idle in New Kngland and New York States. BERLIN. I>ec. 11. Herr Befoul, in the Reichstag, accused Count von Bulow of crawling on his belly before Russia, which waH really a baberous State. He declared that VVeissjiian. the Russian Agent at SoJia. had left behind him correspondence showing that Russia wa-s aware for months of the plan of the Belgian regicides, yet did not move a finger. Count von Bulow replied that he intended to carefully cultivate friendly relations with Russia.

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Southland Times, Issue 19227, 14 December 1903, Page 3

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FOREIGN CABLES. THE JEW IN RUSSIA. Southland Times, Issue 19227, 14 December 1903, Page 3

FOREIGN CABLES. THE JEW IN RUSSIA. Southland Times, Issue 19227, 14 December 1903, Page 3

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