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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
D abonoWauin galet.

Czytanie gazety sta}o sic
W tym kraju koniecznoScia
dla kazdego obywatela, chca.
cego uchodzit "a cz|owieka
cywilizowanego, a kazdy
najm'lej czyta gazette W swoim
|jezyku oJczystym drukowana
Polak, chocby i plynnie mo-
will po angielsku, jezeh jesz-
cze " sercu czuje sic Pola-
klein. najchetniei bierze do
,rak:dnha gazette pelsko~a-.
merykahska. albowiem znaj-
die W niel CO najmnie]
interesujace go nowiny o
rodakach W starym kraju i
ciekawe wie$ci o Polakach W
rozmaitych osadach polsk'ch
W Ameryce.
Niestfty :.wychodza tu W
Amerycf polskie gazety.
pisane tax wysokim stylem j
i z tax rhadremi artyku}ami,
ze ludzie prosc;. z iakich
gl6wnie tutejsza polska emf
gracya sic sk'ada, przeczy~
tawszy je, musza sob;e po~
wiedziec, ze ma}o co z tych
madroSci z1ozumieli. Take
gazety racze; odstreczaja lud
Cd cz> tania. St6sowne dla
ludu So jedynie 9azety. pisa
ne prostym jezykiem ludo-
wynn i W stylu jasnym. dla
kazdego zrozum;atym. Owych
madrych gazet, chocby by}y
iaknajtahsze j ma oko iak-
najokazalej by sic preedsta-
wia'y, niechaj lud polski ME
abonuje. bo przydadza mu
sic chyba do owiniecia
lunchu lub pod karpet.
Skoro zaS abonuje kto
gazette. kt6ra rozumie i kt6ra
mu SIC. podoba. niechaj ia
tel szanuje i wedle sill POI
piera jako swego najlepszego
przyJac!ela. Odnawiae pred.
plate regularnie. skoro $ 6
rok abonentowy skohczy.
a ME czekat al wydawca,
przy$le W dom agenta. Taxi
agent BOWEN ma wiele wy.
datk6w W podr6zy. dla tego
tel darmo pracowat ME mo-
ze. Cd abonamentu, ktory
mu starry abonent raphael,
odciaga sobie trzecia czest. !,
o te sumo abonent placacy q
gazette przez agenta. wydaw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

zee krzywdzi. Podr6zujac,
Iagenci przy gazecie So glow.
ME ma to, ably zjednywat
nowych| abonent6w.
Podle zaS postepuje ter
abopent, kt6ry gazette - &C
dlugie lata dostarczala mt
ciekawych nowin z calegc
swiata. poucza}a 60 i roz
weselala 49, bez skrupul6w
odmawia. gdy zakreci sic
oko}o niego wyszczekany
agent cd inne) gazety j mu
sw6j towar zachwali. Zdrajca
wypedza pod strzechy stare
60 wypr6bowanego drucha. a
W to mie1sce przyjmuje zagad
kowego przyblede.
w kohcu sl6wko o tych
Polakach co wcale polskich
gazet ME czytaja. Jezeli "
jakin polskim domu polskiej
gazety ME znajdziesz, to mo-
4esz bye pewnym, ze. poiski
patryotyzm jego mieszkah-
COW niewiele wart. Albo tel
oiciec rodziny wog6le czytat
ME lmie, a tax; Polak i ]ego
potomstwo tu ma obczyznie
.nStesciej dla polskoSci
prz-padli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Uknz o tatnem ma n
-cxaniu.

Rad carski uczyni} nowy
krok ku ..obrusienju" Pola~
k6w " kr6lestwie.
w o6cyalnei czesci War
srawskiego ..Dniewnika z
nia 9 b. M pojawil sic da-
towany jeszcze z 9 czer~ca b.
r. ukaz carski do seaatu rza-
dzacego " sprawie przep;sow
Q tajnem nauczaniu. Przepisy
te, Iydane jeszcze " roku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

wystawi}. tego ami sila ludz-
ka tax }atwo zniszczyt ME
zdo|a. Me obawiajmy sic "a
tenn, ably uda}o: sic nieprzy-
jaciolom naszym zg}adzit ma
'rodowosc polska, wytepie ie-
zyk polski. Co najwyzeJ po-
robia oni W murach tel Swia-
tyni szczerby. Polska naro..
dowost. polska wiara l poll
ski jezyk, to nasza Swiatynia.
wiec do mas nalezy szczerby
zrobioue wyg}adzat i ma
prawiat.
Znana jest ma calym swie-
Gle gorliwoSf i o6arnos6 Po~-
lok6w. kiedy chodzi 0 pobu-
dowanie koScio16w. Nigdy
pomocy tel ME odmawiamy
wszedz'e z uia spieszymy:
Czyz mnieisza gorliwosc mie-
liby okazywac. Polacy kiedy
chodzi iuz ME 0 nova budo-
we, ale o utrzymanie takiej
$wiatyni, jska jest polska via
ra i polska narodowost? Zna~
ma jest gorliwosc niewiast pol
skich. kledy chodzi o przy-
ozdobien;e koscio|6w! Czyzby
te same niewiasty mniejsza
mia!y okaza6 gorliwosc. kie-
dy chodzi o chwa}e, jaka Bog
odbierae ma cd dzieci poll
skich W polskim jezyku? z
pewnoscia ME!
Wyparllby sic mas przod~
kowie nasi, lekcewazyliby mas
wsp6|czesni. a potomni wzgar-
dziliby nami. gdybySmy "a
pomniec mieli wlasnej mowy
ojczystej, gdybysmy 1unat
pozwolili tel sw;atyni Pah-
skie), jaka jest polska naro-
dowose!
Wszyscy zatem stanac mu
simy do piracy! Me kazdy
mole bye budowniczym. ale
kazdy mole choc cegielki
znosi6 do tel budowy. Spos6b
Jest jeden prostyi ]atwy ,,u-
czmy dzieci czytac i pisa6 po
polsku.
Obowiazek ten uczenia
dziecl czytac i pisac W jezy-
ku ojczystym spoczywa prze-
dewszystkiem ma rodzicach
Obowiazkiem jest jednakze
calego sp6leczedstwa przyjSe
rodzicom W piracy tel z po-
moca, boo kazde dziecko, to
Przysz}y cbywatel kraju.
przysz|y 6lar tel Swiatyni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

1892 ola gubernii litewskich {
|obecny ukaz rozszerza ma
Kr6lestwo Polskie.
w nieustannem d9zeniu
- czytamy w rzeczonym
ukazie - do ulatwienia w
guberniach Kr6lestwa Poll
skiego k>ztalcenia mlcdziety
W duchu pahstwowym rosyj-
skim, uznalismy "a pozytecz-
ne, zaopatrzyc przedstawicieli
wyzszych w}adz miejscowych
" srodki, ktoreby skutecz-
niej, niz dotychczas, kladly
tame tajnemu nauczaniu we
wspomnianych guberniach.
Ma podstawie przeto ukazu
roku 1892, zast6sowanego
obecuie do naukowego okre-
gu warszawskiego, podlegaja
grzywnie Fienieznej do 900
rubh, wzglednie aresztowi
do 3 miesiecy wszyscy. co
urzadzaja, lub utrzymuja
jake szko]y bez pozwolenia, :
a dalei osoby, kt6re majac
pozwolenie ma udzlelanie
nauk W domach prywatnych,
ucza u siebie W domu dzieci
kilku rodzin razem. lub tel
kjlka os6b doroslych naraz.
Tym samym karom podle-
gaia takze uprawnieni do
nauczania profesorowie, lub
korepetytorzy, jezell sic
okaze, ze udzielali badz to
przedmiotow. ME objetych
planem naukowym, badz u
zywal' prey nauce podrecz-
nlk6w niezatwierdzonych
przez w}adze. Winnymi pre-
kroczenia ukazu So r6wniez
wszyscy, kt6rzy W jakikol-
wick spos6b. a wiec op|ata
nauczyciela, udzieleniem To-
kalu, dostarczeniem urzadze-
MIA szkoIy i t. P. wspoldzia-
laia " tajnem nauczaniu''.
Obowiazek sledzenia tajnej
nauki ciezy zar6wno ma poli~
cyl. jak ma dyrektorach i in
spektorach szkolnych. kt6rzy
W tym wypadku odgrywae
maja role szpieg6w. Mile Ia
DAME rosyjskiego pedagoga!
Dyrektor szko}y dowiedza-
wszy sic o wypadku tainego
nauczania. ma natychmiast
wdrozyc sledztwo; a jego
wynik przedstawit General
gubernatorcwi warszawskie-
mu. kt6ry wyzoaczy kare ma
winnych. Grzywny beda o.
bracane na zapomogi dla u
bogich uczni6w szk6l okregu
warszawskiego.
Rozporzadzenie to weszlo
W zycie dniem pojawienia
sic " Warszawskim Dniew-
niku a vice z dniem 9 grudnia
biezacego roku. Jest ono po-
grobowem dzieckiem niebo~.
szczyka ks. 1meretyhskiego,
a do systemu szpiegostwa
" Kr6lestwie wprowadza je-
szcze nowy k;erunek: szpie
dw-Pedagogow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
ludu angielsklego
przyje{y Robertsa do
syc ck}odno.

przy]e{y Kobertsa do-
syc ch}odno.
PRETORIA W
Transwalu So Boerzy
nadzwyczaj czynni
W ostatnim tygodniu
starego roku oddzialy
Boer6w spowodowa}y
szkodY W kopalnlach
do wysokoScl 250 do
lar6w. - W pob(zu
Greytingstad silly an
gielskle prz9dzi&y ma
pad ma oddzia} Boe-
row, wiozacYch pa
kunki. Zamiast jed
max odebrac i'm juki,
stracili sami 20 W "a
'jetych do niewoli, q
W rannych, s W zabi-
tych. Pomiedzy ram
nymi jest dw6ch ka-
pitan6w.
Pod .Kl!ei:ltfontein l!' :lo J il!
Boerzy zniszczYli An
ssllkom 9 bateryj.
HAVANA. Kon~
wencya kubahska, ma
kt6rej opracowuja
konstytucye dla wys:
py Kuby postepu)e
dosy6 zadowalnlaja-
co. Juz opracowano
rs paragraf6w. Ma
tych obradach wyspa
Kuba jest uwazana
jake zupe4nle ME pod.
leg}a. Uchwalono u
Fstanowic izbe pos}6w
i senat, obierac pre-
zydenta co lat sze$6
oraz uchwalono, ably
laden prezydent ME
zasiada} ma krzeSle
prezydenta dwukrot.
ME. Musi bye miesz-
kahcem wyspy Kuby,
i llczy6 przynajmnlej
IS lat wieku.
LONDYN. Jak
sic okazuje z trakta-
|tu rossyjsko- -chiiskie'
go, to Rossya przy
zabranlu Mandzuryi
przyrzek4a bronic-
ChinY i 'ch poslad}o-
sci pred kazdym na-
padem cudzoziem-
COW.
RZYM. = PowieSG
Sienkiewicza Quo
yadls, oplsujaca prze-
Sladowanie chrzes-
clan "a czes0W p0-
ganskiego cesarza M q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
-TELEGRAMY.
PETERSBURG.-

PETERSBURG.
Car Miko}aj po po~
Wrocie wojska z Chin
najpierw konno prze-
jecha} pred frontem
wojsk, a p6zniej
wszystkie pu}ki prze-
maszerowa}y pred
MIN. Razito przeciez,
re car zo}nierzy fran
cuskich, kt6rzy razem
z Rosyanami wracall
z Chin, nazwa} bra6-
mi. Wzieto to "a do
w6d, IL car istotnie
po chorobie cierpi ma
s}abe pomieszanie
zmys}6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

PARYZ. - Po-
twlerdzonem z0sta1o
urzedowo zawarcie
traktatu miedzy ge-
nera4em rosyjsklm
Korosto wiczem a &C.
nera}em chinskim
Tseng, ma mocy kt6-
rego Gala Mandzurya
przechodzi pod pro-
tektorat Rosyi. Jest
to pogwa}ceniem do
tychczas istniejacych
miedzYnarodowych
traktat6w W sprawie
Chin, przeto dyplo-
macye francuska, an
gielska i niemlecka
.mocno So zanlepoko-
lone,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

MANILA. &C.
nera}Owie Wheaton i
Bates donosza O po-
chwyceniu do niewoll
kilku ma}ych oddzia-
low nieprzyjaciel-
skich. Miedzy innymi
dostal sic do NEWELL
pu}kownik Tech0n,
gubernator powstah :
cow W prowincyi Tar
lac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

LONDYN. Lord
Roberts przyoy} tn z
Afryki W dniu 3Stycz
MIA i obja} naczelne
d dow6dztwo armii an
gielskEiej. Przyznaje
on, ze woJna z Boe-
rami jeszcze ME skoh :
czon'a, leoz wyraza
nlia'1dj;z'iieje, a '1j;' ze Kitche-
ner Wnet OstaCecZnie
ichl posk1r'o'!,mlnli. r., m Ml'!asy Ma!
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

be able to save many thousands of
dollars in its purchase. Another
important matter being considered
by the department is the cross
breeding of cottons, which, when
completed. will result in the estab-
lishment of tie product which we
now bound to import from Egypt.
About S5.000,000 worth of this re-
fined commodity finds its way here
from that region every year, but
after we have finished our expert
mental work in this direction we
hope to be able to arrive at com
bnation which will give a class of
cotton goods as acceptable as that
from the region of the Nile There
is no doubt that this country, in a
few months, will be in position
to ignore every other nation on the
globe in the matter of food pro-
ducts. We will produce, within
our own domain, everything that
goes upon our table and upon our
backs We will then be, CONNER
cially and industrially almost indie
pendent of the other nations of the
world. Hence, any trade combin-
alton that may be effected against
us will count for nothing. When
ever we get ready we can come
pretty near starving any other ma
tion. Therefore, an effective COM
bination against us will be an i'm
possibility.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

DR.. L. B. Fleming, dentist.
Grown and bridge work a specially
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

THE quartermaster's department
of the army has completed ar
rangements for the expenditure of
81 100000 for quarters and bar
racks for men of the coast artillery
These buildings are to be erected
at Notifications that have already
been constructed or are now in
course of construction. The last
army appropriation bill provided
S3,OO0,O00 for the purpose.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

Or Yard makes a speciality of
all kinds of dental work. l03-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

PoRTo RIoANs who paid Gus
toms duties on goods going into
their island from the United States
must wait for the refunding of
their money until congress has
passed a law authorizing its return
the controller of the treasury hav-
ing just decided that the secretary
of the treasury has no authority to
refund them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

DURING the fiscal year just end
ed the net increase in the nun Der
of names on the government pen
sion rolls was nearly $500. The
exact number now on the rolls
cannot be ascertained until the
various pension agencies send III
their reports, but the officials OF
the pension office estimate the
grand total at $4,000. During
the year 4l,S6l original pensions
were issued.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09
Knight Templar Trip to Louisville

Two hundred Colorado Knights
Templar will attend the Grand
Encampment at Louisville, in
August.
They will leave Denver at 2:20
p. m Friday, August %, on a spe-
cial train via, the Burlington
Route to ST. Louis, thence to
Louisville over the b. & O. S w.
railroad.
Stop-overs will be made at St.
Joseph 1.-TWO hours, Kansas City
eight hours) and st. Louis
twelve hours.
In all three cities the men from
the mountains will show the ma
tives chow to do it."
Louisville will be reached at 7:30
a M, Monday, August 26.
Accommodations have been Sc
cured at 3l7, Broadway. Enter
tainment headquarters will be at
Gault house, Louisville's swellest
hotel, where the hospitality of the
Colorado Sir Knights will be dis
pensed with a lavish hand.
The round trip rate, which is
open to the public, from Denver
to Louisville, will be S34 80
Correspondingly reduced rates
will be in effect from all other
Colorado points Sleeping car
rate. Denver to Louisville. 81.
An effort is being made to Sc
cure reduced rates from Louisville
to Buffalo. This will enable per-
sons who attend the encampment
to visit the great Pan-American
exposition before they return
home,
Berths on the Knishts Temlar
special should be reserved at once
This can be done at any ticket of
fee in Colorado, or by communi-
eating with O. w Vallery, general
agent Burlington Route, Denver.
Colorado. Sltf
At The Park.
Amusements each evening al
Wallis stand 1tt
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09
Official Paper of the City.

= The people of Pueblo are clam
oring for pure city water, and they
ought to have it. OF course they
are to have big improvements in
the steel works and new stock
yards are to be located there, but
they still want more.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

SECRETARY WILSON has little
fear of any commercial war that
may be waged upon the United
States by the countries of Europe,
saying that if it holds off until
next July we can not only with
stand it with impunity, but can
starve any nation that tries con-
clusions with us. Our new island
possessions will practically supply
us with everything that we do not
grow at home Mr., Wilson's re-
marks on sugar, rice, tobacco and
other articles have already been
noted in this correspondence; in
addition he now says that we shall
soon raise coffee, rubber, spices
and many other articles In our new
possessions He says: Several
years ago this department began
to collect specimens or rubber. At
present the United States buys an
nually S30,000,000 worth of rubber.
but the outlook is that we will now
be able to raise in orr new possess
sions every bit of the product
needed. 1t will be produced in
Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the Phil
lppines, and the result will be that
people using the commodity will
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

PoLITIoAL zephyrs are begin
ming to stir and it will not be long
until one can tell which way the
wind is blowing We know of sew
eral Florence people who are be-
ginning to shake hands with every
body in suspiciously cordial
manner
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

At The Park.
Amusements each evening al
Wallis stand 4ti
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09
Read The Daily Tribune.
Excursions via the Santa Fe.
ROUND TRIP

ROUND TRIP.
Louisville, Ky, August %, "a
and %, S36 10
Buffalo, S44 10, limit 30 days.
Chicago, ST. Louis. St Paul
Missouri river points, and inter
medic ate points, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, June 20 to Sep
tember II, final limit October 81,
one fare plus 50 90.
San Francisco, July to Ia, in.
elusive, final limit, August 3lst,
$1,000 A. g PALMER,
S5tf Agent
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

If the stomach. liver and bowels
fail to perform their functions reg
ularly and naturally the blood be-
comes contaminated with impuri-
ties and the whole system is, in
consequence, debilitated Herbine
is remarkable for its efficacy in
curing the ailments of summer and
the disorders prevalent during hot
weather, Price, 80 cents. Cafky
4 Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09
East and Return for One Fare.

East and Return for One Fare.
Plus $500 via Union Pacific
Tickets on sale daily June 20 to
September 18th. Final limit
October 3lst. Rate applies to
Chicago, St Louis, St. Paul,
Duluth, Kansas City, Omaha in
termediale and many other points.
See your local agent or address E.
R Griffin, general agent, Denver,
Colorado. 86tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09
Al The Park

You will find Vail ready for bust
ness, Ice cream soda and confec-
tionery. Aft
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-09

CARp -sot rural free delivery
,...saIl In the United States must
hereafter refrain from other bust
ness while performing their regu-
lar duties as such carriers. Com
plants have recently been received
at the department stating that
many rural free delivery carriers
in different sections of the country
have been making it a practice oil
delivering or selling goods along
their mail routes, becoming sc
Jealous in this, that they have neg
lected their mail duties. Hence
an order is to be issued prohibit
ing the practice altogether.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-22
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE

Fireman Leslie has been laying off.
George w Boon has gone to the Indian
Territory.
Joseph Weber of the storehouse has
been laying off.
r. V. Wells. a cab carpenter went
home sick Saturday.
Firemen J. Grusenmeyer and F. Bartell
have reported for work.
Max Rain an upholsterer who was off
duty Saturday, is in today.
James Johnson, day hostler, has been
laying off for several days
E. A Brown is the name of the new
helper in the planning mill.
John Taylor of the car shops has re-
turned from the Indian country.
Frank Gibler of the blacksmith shop,
who laid off Wednesday, came in again
Saturday
Gilbert Farley. who handles scrap iron,
has been laying off to attend to some
business matters
Joseph Meninger. a night heater on No.
FIRE, IS II aga .s!l.,s after two nights lay
Firemen Wilson. Adair, Brooks, Hud-
son, Conway and Cook have been sent
to Argentine for service.
Gus Clements of the blacksmith shop is
reported to be severely sick at his home,
129 North Branner street.
William Schmittendorf is acting fore
man of the water service in the absence
of Foreman W. s. Lawless.
working under Robert Graham has been
off on account of sickness
Conductor "; G; Comstock, who laid off
turned and is on his car again
George Burgart, who quit the boiler
shop a few days ago, has gone to work in
the iron gang of the storehouse.
George DONNIE a scrap wheeler. who
has worked around the shop for num-
her of years has quit the company
Fireman Cliff Beeler who has been on
for Is days on account of q sore throat,
is marked up ready for duty again
Charles SPAIN is in charge of the boiler
shop tool room in the absence of George
Schultz. who went to Ell Reno for a few
days
Ebenezer Stephens of the water service
was expected to return today from Okla
homa. where he has been for about
week
william Hobson of the blacksmith shop
was OFF duty Saturday afternoon. Charles
Berg. twirler for the Santa Fe Reds. took
his place.
Peter Hoeffner.of the car sheds has quit
and viii go to Portland, Ore. where he
will farm Hoenner has been here about
seven years
Edward Symmes, a car repairer who in
driving q nail a few days ago drove the
nail of his first finger, was expected to
report for work today.
w. J.. Combs. chief dispatcher, left So +
urday for the Pacific coast where he will
spend two or three weeks He will be in
California and Oregon
Charles Schaffer, the machinist helper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-22
WANT BETTER SERVICE.
Hill Clty Goes After the Union Pa
cifc For More Trains.

Hill City, July 22.-The business men
of Hill City, including the county off,
GERS of Graham county. as wen as the
business men generally of the towns on
the line of the SaIina. Plainville and
Oakley branch of the Union Pacific
road, have signed a petition and pre-
scented it to the board of railroad COM
mlssiOners. Detitioning them to use all
fair and honorable means to secure bet
ter passenger, freight and mail service
on this road between Plainville and
Oakley.
For years the service has been I'M
satisfactory. No one has seemed to
know when a train was going to arrive
or depart from Hill City, and many
instances passengers are compelled to
wait in the depot most of the night be-
fore they can get a train. 1t Is said
an official of this company lately on a
tour over this line answered the ques-
ton. when is your road going to give
US better service?" by saying that just
as soon as Graham county got enough
people in it to support it. 1t is also
claimed the Union Pacific refuses to
give the grain shippers of Pa1co cars
to handle their immense wheat crop
until the grain has been hauled in and
stored on the right OF way. Besides,
they have refused the Farmers Ele-
vator company the right of way unless
they pledge to erect an elevator at a
cost of not less than $4,000 The far
merS have already raised $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-22

railroad men should not pay for their
transportation even over the lines on
which they are employed" said an Of
f1cer of a big western road. These
men are paid wages as high and in
many instances higher than are paid
employees in other lines of business. Why
should they be given additional COM
pensation, for that is all it amounts to,
in the way of passes? Other persons
pay their fare, why not railroad men.
If railway men received low wages
there might be some excuse for favor
ing them in this way But they do not
1t is an injustice to the travelling pub
lie don't conine my opinions to the
rank and file of railway employees, but
include officers as well as under en-
ployes.''
It is believed that the requiring Of
cash fares from all railroad employees
by their own as well as by other roads
Will be one of the results of the com
munity of interests that has taken
such strong root all over the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-22
UNDER THE cENrRA1.
All Railways of Mexico Likely 60 Be
Under One Management

The FL Paso Herald stys: President
Robinson has just made q trip with Mr..
Nickerson and Mr.. Styner over the new
lines recently bought by the Mexican Cen
tral, and it is said that plans for extern
6ive development have been drawn up
The directors Of the Central recently
bought the Monterey and Mexican Gulf
road from the Belgian syndicate and viii
add that road to the Mexican Central but
the old name will be retained. This wiz
which completes its system into all the
important towns OF the republic. It is
also said that the Central will connect
the new Monterey road with the north
ern branch of the Central by building
from Travina to chihuahua some
other point, but Mr.. NickerSon would not
discuss this matter
There is also a rum0r to the effect that
the Central combination is about to buy
the Mexican international from the Hunt
ington interests and add it to the Central
MED. He said that this was matter for
the consideration of the directors in the
future and he had no authority to discuss
it. It is said however. by men that are
the inside, that this will be done in
the near future and that the Central will
have a network of roads in the republic.
This Will give the Central a line into
Eagle Pass, cutting the distance to the
United States over a hundred miles via
TOrreOn instead OF Wit FL PaSo.
The consolidation of railroads Of Mexico
is being brought about almost as fast as
in the United States, and It is believed
that in the near future all the roads of
consequence will practically be under one
cement.