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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
GEN.TORRANCE GAVE$lO.
HE SUBSCRIBED TO FUND FOR
 CONFEDERATE HOME.
Commander-i Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic Assists in Work at Noun
 tain Creek.

It developed yesterday that during his recent visit to Montgomery of General Ell Torrance of Minnesota. Commander in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Re- public, sent to Captain J. M. falkner siV as contribution to the fund Tor the construction of a home for indigent Con federate Veterans now building at Noun tain Creek.
 The donation by General Torrance has encouraged the veterans of Montgomery and there has been some discussion of the advisability of asking the present Congress to make an appropriation 10 aid in the construction Of buildings at Mountain Creek and in the improvement of the grounds.
 T believe the time has come," said a veteran yesterday, when the members of Congress from the North ana Western States are in frame of mind to assis, the Southern States n making provision of this kind for heroic soldiers who fought for their States and do not be- lieye Alabanlians would make mistake to ask the Congress for small appre- priation for the proposed home at Noun tain Creek"
 1t was said that Captain Falkner may go to Washington within few weeks to discuss the matter with Alabama Con gressmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
The President and Work.
National Maeazine

National Magazine.
 The President may he sitting across one foot. tapping the floor with the other in perfect martial rhythm. to the tune of IA Hot Time in the Old Town To- night" He stops and dictates a note written on a pad by a stenoSrapher. The slip of shorthand notes Is dispatched across the room and soon comes back 10 Mr. Cortelyou 'sith a red tag on It. That means ''immediate"-a that word loses none of it's meaning In the service of President Roosevelt. The perfect system with which Secretary Cortelyou handles inc correspondence Is a marvel There is no irritating click of typewriters in the room, and I could not help observing what a breathless silence. came over the room full of people when the President dictated a letter on the fly. His whole nrocedure is distinctively American and busInessllke. and think if the President had a business motto to hang about the White House it would be Do 1t now!"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
1t Has No Equal as a Spring
 Medicine.

If should be well understood by the ail- ing nhysically broken down. and dis eased that the ordinary advertised ner- vines. sarsaparillas. tonics and pills have never accomplished the glorious life ssN- ing work in springtime that has marked inc history of that health giver. Palne 5 Celery Compound. which has cured such desperate cases of kidney disease, ilVer complaint, rheumatism. neuralgia, dys- nensia. and blood diseases.
 Paine's Celery Compound is the discoV- ,rv of one of the ablest physicians that ever lived, and one of the strongest proofs of its worth and value. is the fact that able practitioners prescribe and reeom- mend it daily.
 It Is this Paine's Celery Compound, dear sufferer. the great nerve feeder. the mar velous system cleanser, and digestive reg ulator. that we now strongly urge you to rnake use of at this season if you lack inc strength of true manhood or woman hood. The young and old, the rich and moor extol it's wondrous effects. Try it's | curative virtues without delay II you yould be free from your ailments and en- | iov fife. A bottle or two used just nov
 will cause you to bless Heaven that sucf
 2 life giver was placed before suffering | humanity,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
How to Fight a Battle.

't s.yo, N."Ta mustn't go into the fight with both ranks to onct," said the old Coionei; You must begin with the front rank alone, an hold the rear rank back Ter d reserve. Nothin like reserve to scar ify an enemy with. I'll tell you about that in a minute. Now here you me, marchin' along in two ranks, column front, tending to your own business' an heres the enemy over here, gittin ready to stop you. Don't go too nigh to en. Halt your troops fur enough back so g to give you plenty O room fer good long run at 'em. You can sometimes scare folks wus by runnin at em like sixty, an yeliin' like blue lnJins, than YOU can by actially punchin' 'em in the face. Now, then, soon s you see tn 5 got to be fight. you begin 1t, Don ! wait for them to git in the fust lick Git 1t in yourself Sometimes the aint on one blow struck in fight, an the feiler that strikes it wins the victry. Sail right in with your front rank, Mindl your rear rank ain't to move till the Cap gives lem orders. Let, the front rank dofthe fightin' till they've got the enemy sort O trckered out Then come at eIn with your fresh troops, runnin' an vel lin like all git ont, an ten to one the enemy'll turn tail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
walthour Defeats Freeman.

Atlanta, Ga, April 24-Four thousand people at the Coliseum tonight saw Bob by Walthour of this city defeat Howard cessive five-miIe heats of a motor-paced race. Walihour gained two laps over Freeman in each of the two heats win ming the first heat in minutes 3-5 sec and and riding the second in 8 minutes 3-5 seconds. Lake of Staten Island wor the one mile professional with Turville of Philadelphia second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
In Hands of Knox.

Washington. April N.--Colonel Crowd CTS report on his examinations into con- ditions at Port Chaimette, La has been placed in the hands of the Attorney Gen. eral. 1t Is for the latter official to ex- press an opinion as to whether the facts set out by Colonel Crowder constitute a violation of neutrality. Colonel CroWder was at the White House today tarking aver inc case with tho President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
Confirmed by the Senate.

Washington, April 24-Confirmations by the Senate:
 Postmasters:
 hrkansas-P r Co--,"~~t' r F----'''-'''' oklahoma-w. F. Johnston, Teeumseh; H. Brown, Watonga. .s ..-.
 N l. tSutns. ntted states plsirlci Judge Southern District of Texas. w. Ownby. United States Attorney, Eastern District of Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
FOR THE HousEKEEPER.
Some Practical Notes of Timely
 Value

Wax finishes are finest for such woods as Circasisan walnut
 Red and green, managed, are a striking ly beautiful combination.
 Most smart are the empire bedroom sets with gilt mounts applied.
 Wipe up a carpet with solution of alum water. It brightens it wonderfully.
 Tastes vary regarding the springs Tor the bed, but most people consider the spiral more desirable than the woven wire, as the latter sags with the weight of the body, while the former one gets the whole elasticity of the spring.
 Spots on silk blouse can be cleaned with benzine. Use piece of new clear flannel and rub gently, afterwards ex' posing the garment in the air to dry. Or no account use the benZine near light as 1t is highly infiammable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
Extensions of Railroads.

Guthrie, o. T., April A--The Missouri,
 Kansas and Texas surveyors began to-
 toward El Reno. Anadarko and Quanah.
 Tex, running the extension down the cottonwood River valley from Guthrie. The Rock Island is making survey oe- tween South McAlester ana Cnicasaw' a q fiine parallei with the recent extension or the Choctaw through the same country
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
Manila,s Cholera Record.

Manila. April 24.-The cholera record up to date is as follows: Tn. Manila there have been 4s7 cases and 3SS deaths, whiie the provinces report l.2i7 cases and SAY deatha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
To ihs PsspIs sf msaigemsryl

Having shown, beyond the shadow of doubt, that our beer IS equally good as any beer on me market, and being home institution, backed by home capital we feel entitled to your patronage. II you are not convinced that beer is as good as can be manufactured in this country the fault is in the advertising and not the beer.
 As we have stated in these columns before, more than treefourths of the of manufacturing beer IS expended in labor and selling and delivering expenses. Where Montgomery Beer is drunk this three-fourths of your purchase remains right in Montgomery. Fur ther comment on this is unnece ssafy.
 Water is most important element in the manu- facture of beer. It is known to be fact that Mont gomery water the purest and dearest in the United States, as was just decided by the city council of Troy. N. r., after examining samples received from every important city in the United States. Weuse water from two artesian wells on our premises
 We thank the citizens of Montgomery for the iio- eral support which receiving at their hands, and take the liberty of asking them when drinking beer to drink only Montgomery Beer.
 Our out-of-town trade in Georgia, Florida, Ms. sissppi and all over Alabama is increasing daily, ana hope the people of Montgomery will stand oy us. Respectfully. THE MONTGOMERY BREWERY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
wANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED for U. S. Army, able bodied un- married men between ages of 2l and 35; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits. who can speak, read Recruiting Officer Moses Building, Montgom- cry. Ala. su-wd-Ir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
FOR SALE.


Ali, charity patients desiring admission to the wards of the Montgomery lnnrmsIy must kas.. sdrotsslon card from any one or the Fol- in,S,ns hsSv physicians Drs. Goldthwaite. MeCon. nieo' Baker. Pollard and Billing who compose uIS' .hG ',isitinI rtaY or from either the city or 'ounty physieians, Drs. ThoTinston ana Ell ling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
INTERPRETATION.


 WANTED-Young man would like employment from i to 6 D. m in grocery or general mer- chandise store: references furnished. Address S., care Advertiser. 2'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
WANTED.
Wanted At Once.

The name and address of all persons who have been benefited through the use of Dr. Kilmer's famous Swamp Root. Address "s w." care Postoffice Box BIO. MontEom. cry. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

No mother is ever satisfied with the second prize at baby show.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
Death of E. H. Ewing.

Nashville. Tenn. Auril 24-Edwin Ii. Ewing, who was a colleague of Daniel Webster in the National House of Rep resentatives, died tonight in Murfrees- bora, Tenn, at the age of 92 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
wANTED-AGENTs.

LEE of Talmaee, by his son; large; fully Illustrated; low prices; best terms; freight maid: credit given; outfit free. P. W. Ziegier & CO, 25 Locust St, Philadelphia Pa'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

DYE COTTON goods with Diamond Dye eot4.sp colors. N'iU not crock sF s'@"s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

LIFE of Rev, T Dewitt Talmage, by his son. Rev Frank Dewitt Talmag.; only au- thorized life of pr. Talmage and only edition Beware of misleading advertisements; don't waste time with fake books; large volume, finely illustrated: retail price s2; special con 1dential terms to agents; full or part time; agents beautiful outfit free for l5c postage rare opportunity; act quickly, Address author Dent. D. A N Fourth St, Philadelphia Pa
 ,.,lf fr-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

Custorher-Here. waiter there's a button in my salad. Waiter--That must have come off in the dressing sir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

AGENTS WANTED-Life of Talmage; largest book: best author fully illustrated; Sl 50; freight paid credit given; free premiums
 etc also SIoo cash prize; terms better than 50 per cent; outfit free; act. Monarch Book Co, Philadelphia. Pa- a-su-wd-tr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25

white lawn guimp, val lace and { tucked, $1.75.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
lLSka,x Domo,cy csyil niatsa-
w>dne spoaoby domowego iStanie:
70 .eosenla roxmaitYoh chor6t 26o

KUCHNIA POLSkO'
(Cena 8,
oent6w, nalnowsza KS1AAZKlA
KUCHARSKA. uiozona przez see
dsiw8u do6wlado'ona kucharke PREY
bomocv kucharza hotelowego.
Kslatka ia zawbera nastepu1aoe
rozdsiaty: Nspoje Zupy. JarzynY,
Salaty Rozma,te potrawy : 1aJ
maxi Potrawy miesne, Cleleoina,
5kopowina, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zwersvaa RYby, R64ne potrawv
m,ssna Sosy pieczywa .Konnhto-
~ i zadrawv Leguminy, budynie
l pasztetv Lody.
Mode psuienki bardzo szybko
nabiaraia wprawY v kucharzeniu
jetell prahvkujac Y kuohnl, RAJ
porss zagladaja dc tego snskomi-
tego kuchsrskiego podrecsni-
Observation-Disclosures. so oent6w.
Dzie,e ,tarego i nosoego Itstd-
nsstu e obrazkaml). .........4Oo.
Dzieje Narodu Rlskiego
(J6zefa Oh o oi K . & o.,
ozdoblone licznemi obrazkaml.
Ops teeo wszystkiego co 4s,e .dzia{o
" Polsce cd ACKNOWLEDGMENT cza.
SOW, szozeg6lnle "a kr6l6w pol'
eklch, az do lat ostaiaich. Acct.
Katechizm rzynasko. kqtolicki (wlek-
sly " mocnej opraWle...... % 9
K. j. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechizm rzynasko~ katol;cM
" mocnej oprawie.
Eementarz Rlsks (duzy). .25c
Eementorz Ma1y ola dzleo
rolsklch W Ameryce...........l2
LstosonM E~pksko.Ameryk0*ski
podreoznik zawierajaoy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjcE przypadkach ~
ola " mocnej oprawle-..... 85c.
q ramatyka Izyka Polskiego, szkol~
INA przez Antoniego Mafec-
Historya St"n0u Zednoczonych cd
odkrycla Amervkl az do naszvcb
czas6w, ~(przesz}o 400 stron,c)
w m0crej oprawle..:. 81 90
kosredaaiS Rlsko Anqielski,
ksiazka ola latwego nauczenla sic
po angielsku. 65ct.
Go11sme. Kslazka do oswiecenia ],
ybudowanla duszv chrzesclahsko-
katolickiej. czyli kr6tki wyk{a6
Lekeyl i Ewangeiil Ia wszystkie
nledzlele i swleta wraz z wynn
kajac2 stad nauka WARY i oby-
czaj6w l gruatownem wyjasnle-
MEM roku koscieinego, na]gfow-
niejszych obrzedow k~osc'eInych
mszy swietej, nabozehstwa do
mowego ola chorych. drogi
krzvzoweJ jake tez iyciorysamj
Swietych Psnsklcb, czosonych
miauow,c,e przez Ind pelsku-ka-
tolicki. z l:czneml obrazkami !
h~tograham' op!acona poczta "
dom ..... ..... ~......... J zoo
LEKCT I ma
ws.ystkie NiedzieIe i Sw'eta ca
lego roku podfug prsektadu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6s"wnle
do Msza}u Rsvmskiego wypraoo-
wal ks ads s. Tomioki a potwier-
1zonY przesK s:orz Generalny
arcybiskopl On zniensko~ ??oz-
nshskl. Ksia4kaiI ,,cd ~,elu
lat " oa}ej Polsoe Ax col Pru-
sakiem tax pod Moskalem i
Austryakjem. Jest Y mocne9
opraw,e 20 zfoconym tytuliklem
ozdobn9 <tr"nica tytuiowa.
Kosztuis 1tylko. ........ $3.50
Place ! narzekanie Ojc0w SIS. osyl.
S'edm Ksiag Moj1esza. IS 9
Przera&liaoe Echo ZEqby Osta-
tecznej .,........ .... 900. 3Oct
Mynhawsen noesy-teu Z dfu~
GIN :los-m-r6zne jego dzi~sctwa
/
Csarnok- ie&nk Hokua Rkus-
vi n>uka odkrvciA ta]emnic
% csarowania......... 25ct.
Mektore ks.qiks nopisane p1zez
X.DR.B BERNARDO M.SKULlKA:
Podrecznik Tcologn P%sstoralnej 75o
K;elnia Masonska...-........ 80
Vodka I pliatstwo.......... 20 c
Histcrya parsf, sw. Jac.a "
La Sale, Ill. 80 G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
Ksiazki rozmalte.
320 E.. 8 street.

Kumtyczki. - Pastoralki i ko~
ledy czvll plossk, wesote ludu "
c.asle SWAT Bozego Narodzen,a
pc domsoh spiewane........ IS
Mabvniczy opis Polski czYIi
Geogrsfa ojcsystego. kraju, z licz~
neml obrazkami mapa. Zawiera
przeszfo IS stronic... 90. 50 c.
Kieszonkowy Sto~n,k Polsko-
ang'elsko- polski uto-
zon7 przez Antonlego Parysk,ego
wraz z .,Eauka wymowv an
gielskiej".. . 81 90
Aleksandra Modkki Slownik Pole
ko Angielski /, Aug,eisko-Polskl
" moone) oprawie ze z}ooenemi
tytullkami. Cena........... $4.O0
liosnki, Dumks arye naro.
dove (oprawne).. ............ rs c !.
Wy56r p;e;ni narodopych, y ito
rYm zna]duia SIG: dumk'. ~'ys.
marsze krakowiak,, ma.a:Y,
p,e6ni patryotycsne. w"jer :
hlstoryc.ne ,td.......... 800
LrnM P0lski, Zawiera]scv SIT
Dumek, Aryi. Krako~'sk6w i
plosnek iudowvch. w mocnej
oprawle. Cena..............75 G
B,k;et Piesni $w;ato.oych. .soo
Gratulant oraz p,esn weselne de-
mtodz,enc6~ druzb6w. sawie-
rajqcy: Zaprosiny ma wesele -
OracYe weselue - PiosAki we
selne. Ceas.-............ 20
zy,eoty SviftyA Pa1sk;ch, 20.
dug na1Iepssych zr6dei wyjetych
: dsisl OJoow ! Doktorow Koscio4a
l6w. o~prscowane, Z kolorowa kart3
|tytuiow3 smiu koloroweml obra-
sami, nsjaowsze wvdanie pana
KarolA Miarki, " Mikoiowie, pa
Sstasku (aupetn,e inne ,.Zvwotv
Swistych", jsk ows pefussrowaue,
Jake to dotpd sprzedawsli rczmaicl
podr6zuiacv sg~nci).... $500
Atlas H.storyi NaturalnG Z leo
ohrazkaml ludzi, xwiefzat cswo-
roRozn, oh ptak6w, ryb. gadow,
oWadow it'd, Z takstem Fellkss
Wermlhsk,ego.. -. rs ct.
Ksiega & Por#etami Kr6l6w Polaksd
Zawiera Al obraz6w wleikosci
7x10 cali, " kIku kolorach,
Zawiera tak&e sp,s kr6low, lch
ION / dziecl Graz gl6wniejeEvot
dat acknowledgement. Portrel
kazdego kr6la lest pedsny nj
oddselnym grubym karton,e,
prseelicznie Rlaneowanyn. Poe
ka4dYm portretem jest wYdru'
kowans uasw isko, data urodze
mia l ..smierc,. Cena 81 90
Ssnnik persko- egipski. 400
Hs<,eodsik Do piao,s;ia l;sso,
seSeosntcA. -. .......... -.. go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
Z:E + SW'iIATA.

ESS5M## .EgEt F-I0D1N T.G#
KROL ANGIELSKI Ed.
ward. ktorego k%oronacYs ma
eie odbyt 26 oserwoa, wykrze-
SUI = praysiegt krolewsk;e] ten
us'vp ktory skierowany jes'
pre- NV reiig;i katolickiej. q
ktorego skrzeslenis domsgali
eie bostonls lordowle katolic-
cy, oraz prasa katolicks. "a
rsadzen,e to kr6.a wywoiaio
atol' wlelks dyskusYe " pra-
sic ang'elsk'ej ma temat. csy
krol sam, bes zezwolenia obu
izb. mole przedsiebrat smia-
ny " rocle przysiegl kr6lew-
sk'ej, ktora jest jednym 2 ak
tow, nalscisIej sw,asanych 2
konstytucya.
NAPLYW POLAKOW do
Ameryki wcale ME ustaje. o.
wszem, wzrasta. W jednYm tyl-
ko mieslscu Lutym br. przy-
]echato do Ameryki przez Bre~
men i Hamburg Is tyslecy
galicy)sk'ch chtopow. W osta-
tnich dniach go:acska emigra-
cYJna plzybraia rozmlarY pra~
we TAX wielkie, )ak " roku
1891, to jest roku znanej WELL
k'e) .eu'gracyi do Brasyli.
D..A statk, poinocno-nlemiec-.
kieg> Lloydu zabrafy W u
b'egiym tygodnlu 5 tysiecy
ch;utow em'grant6w.
MASZYNA do mowienia,
oto uaj ro"eza zdobycz nauki
,erhnixi. Wynalazca tel maszg-
ny Jest dr.. Mirage W PcrY&u.
Nas2>na Ia jest wpra wdzle ]e-
sacze ia re bardzo maio
rozwiu'etem dsieckiem, gdy2
pray pomocy piecfu gipsow7ch
geb ps7ciu klawiszy umie
wymowic t>lko samogloskl a,
e, |, ., u. - atoll wYnalazca
spodz,ewa sic ud~konal't
wkr6tce lepiej ten aparat ola
u4ytku gtueh oniemych i celem
zastoso~auia go zamias: trab
sy6naio~ych
RZYM. - Parie3 Leon
XIII przes& 20, 900 lirow na
rzecz nteszczes :iem dot kuietY.eeaha,
N .es1 kancow ma Msrtynice.
parliament
~vznaoz,} "a $4,000 ola
nieszczesll~ych ma wyspach
Martinique St. Vincent.
BERLlNSKA rada ME jska
wyzua>1y,a 40, 600 marek dls
u.eszczesIiw ych m,eszkanc6w
ma wyspie Martinique. KupcY
berlih.oy gromsds4 sk1adki.
z ~NADBAETYCK1CH GU
beruil rosy.K,ch donosza o sze-
r,acym eie g}ods;e. Ma przed-
uowku ludx,e karmla dobYtek
swoj sio<Da stara, wydarte 2
dachu. O.br2ym'e t}umy zg}o-
dn,a}yeh mu4ykow ida do Mo-
sKWY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
W KSIkGARiNI
81. DERD
v Wiaona, MINI.

" Miaona, Ainn.
320 f.. s street.
motua dosts6 rozmaite ke:4tki poll
skle pscseeolnie zai naste pujsce:
FS1AzK1 DO
~NAROZENSTWA
Big s tobq. Kslatecska do ma
bo4ehstws ola mtodsle9Y ssk6l.
mel ......... 80. ~
Pertv do Nab0&efstsoa, ksiatka
do nabeienstwa "a cse66 Naj6w'et-
szej Fanny Maryl Nieustaj4oej Po-
meoy, " paradnej oprawie, s}ote
brzeQl, s okuoiem samecz-
Observation-Disclosures. so
AniX StrM, ksiaika do nabo
&ehstwa " osdobnej opraw,e,
bialemi okladkami : ko6ci s&onio.
wei, "a s&eoonYm brzegiem,
klamerk4 - st6sowna n
prexen liza panny 70
Am;61 ar6z " psradnej opra-
vie z ozarnej sk6ry. ~wytloczo~
M okfadce slooonYm krzYo
t7kiem, x}ocone brzegi. Z klsmer>
< ........... ....'.'' 1.oo'
AnsH Str6S ksiazka do nabo-
kehstwa ola katollckle] mtedziezy
v mniejszym formacie " wsPa~
oprawle czerwone-
go aksamltu, z wytfoczonvm
ok}adce z4oconym xrzyzyk'em,
ze z}oconymi brzegami.... 40c
Wiamek Maryi (W,anek ku
&C, Najs~letszej Marvl Paauv) z
wY~t&oczorym obrazkiem ma oklad~
CO zioconYm brzeg em 2 ITO
cenym tytulIkien4 :........ $l.oo,.
Ia samx ksl4zka z okuciem i "a
"a ecEkie1l -......-........l.25
Wyborek cyl, kr6tki sposob
nabozenstwa codz'ennego oprawnY
" droga skorky T. oSu:iem i kla-
z z3oeonym krzyzYkiem ma
.k}adce i siotym tytulik'.n 60
Ks. Arcybiskwpa Dwnina ks'az-
ka do nabozenslwa (Biskupka) "
oprawie ze z}oconym
tYtu}em z}ocone brzegl z okusiem
klamrs (dla kobieD..... 1915
Ks. Arcyb'skupa Dwninu ksiaz-
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej p'eknej oprawis Il ztoco-
aym brzegiem (dla koblet) $3.50 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

Piekna Historya Q Oierpli.oej Hele-
ME, GORGE kl6la Antoniusza CO.
SARA tureckiego Konstanty"
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedao
u dworu, p6zn,ej przes 2 lata
p,elgrsymniao wieikie utrapienla
!, nedze cierpliwle l me&nie zno-
sta. Cena.............. Is Q
Riaorya o szlachetnej Magelosis,
c6rce kr6la ; Neap0iu / Q Plo-
trxe rvoerzu hTablm 20 Q
Hstorya Q .Grssgorsa, ktdrT
II lat pokutowal, prsYkutY prsy
skale ...... .2Oct,
The Washington times., 1902-05-15

Compulsory arbitration, with its usual penal
features. has found its way to another part of the
antipodes. The legislature of New South wales
last December enacted a law creating court OF
arbitration Some of the provisions OF TINS law
are: That no strike shall be inaugurated before
a reasonable" time has elapsed for reference to
the court of the matter in dispute, or during the
pendency of any proceedings OF the court IN reia-
ton to an industrial dispute or to take any
act or do anything in the nature of strike, or
discontinue work. Anyone who instgates or
aids in any way the Inauguration OF strike or
suspension of work is guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction is liable to a fine not exceed
ing s. 900 or Imprisonment not exceeding two
months.
This is the goal to which some would have the
labor movement tend but against which, with
pugnacious tenacity, the American trades union
lists have protested and will continue to protest.
The Washington times., 1902-05-15
Union Station ] First Step.

The debate on the union station bill
in the Senate has been the cause OF much
satisfaction to the District Committee IN
one respect, if=tt has been disappointing
in another. The Democrats and one or
two Republicans have evinced antagonism
toward the union station bill, which has
been the cause of much regret to Senator
Mcmillan and bis colleagues, but there
has not been word of opposition to the
general Parking Commission plan. On the
contrary, a number of Republicans ard
Democrats have been outspoken and cor
dial In their friendliness to the scheme.
Mr.. Clark Of Montana yesterday said
that he would work for the Parking Com
mission. and that he hoped the great
proiect would be carried out. Mr.. Clay
seconded this. and Mr.. Teller was entirely
friendly. As to the Use OF money for
the benefit OF the District in general, the
democratic views we're also most liberal
The District Committee considers the
union station one q the chief and INST
steps toward the Parking Commission
plan. With this building authorized and
| begun on a scale OF almost prodigal mag
nihcence IL was hoped that Congress
would feel more inclined TO follow the
railways in expanding money in fine build
| ings.