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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
Advertiser Bureau:

Selma. March s1. It Is stated on authority that W. N. Foreacre, superintendent of the Mobile d. vision of the Southern Railway with headquarters fin Selma. has been transfer red to the superintendency of the Allan ta division with headquarters in that city. He is succeeded in Selma by J. J. Cotter, master of trains on the north end of this division.
 [ MT. ForeAcre will leave for Atlanta eith- CT tonight or tomorrow. The announce ment that he was to leave the city came as a surprise but it is none the less true. MT Foreacre has been superintendent in Selma for about three years and is regard ed as a very efficient oficial. He has made many friends during his residence in this city and his departure is greatly regretted. It is not known when his fam fly will remove.
 assume his new duties tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

Mrsw. P. Copeland Is critically Ill al her home here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

Mir. Brow. County Solicitor of Cham- bers County. spent yesterday and today In Tuskegee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

The friends of C. l.. Rodenberg, whc has been i'll for several weeks, are pleas ed to learn that he is improving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
LOST.

s1RAYED-From my home Iiz miles from MorganVillc, one dark mouse -coiored mare mule, about 6 hands high 4 years old. of same to J. T Butts. Morganville. Ala. St LOST-Monday afternoon A. T. O. Greek letter fraternity pin. jeWeed in emerads and aiamonds. Finder will return to l.. r. Wood 'uff, at Advertiser office, and receive reward
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
Complete Military ors.nization.

The signers of the petition for a char ter providing for the organism ton of a Guards was held in the armory of the Dallas Dragons last night and steps were taken to have the petition granted if possible and to perfect the organiza- tion.
 Lieutenant Colonel H. B. May presided over the meeting. A committee consist ing of Colonel May. Hon William B. Craig and Frank Aycoek was appointed to keep up with the petition and see that 1t be
 About forty men were present at the meeting and a general discussion was had. Much enthusiasm was displayed and 1t is believed that the organization will that the commission will be given the pe- titioners. It is expected over sixty men will be mustered in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

A. Zinski left yesterday to spend a months vacation on the Great Lakes, and in his former home fin Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

The Selma Study Club will meet Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Law Lamar on Church and Dallas Streets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. Laudanum Cocaine and Liquor Habits permanently and painlessly cured at home; no '.etentlon from business; action im- mediate; leaves patient in natural healthy condition without desire for drugs. Cure guar anteed for 5000. Write for particulars pr. Long Co.,. Atlanta. Ga, su-wed- fri FOR NoMEN-Wizard Circular Spray for cleansing the vaginal passages; especially adapted for injections of hot water; Iiduld be- Ing driven from the syringe when the bulb Is compressed and drawn back when the pressure Is relaxed thus giving an opportunity to thor ounces; made of one piece of soft rubber. with hard rubber tip; has no halves or con nections and cannot get out of order: nrica 90 prepaid; send for booklet. giving full narticn ars. Rubber Speciality Co.,. P. 0. Box l2i, At anta, Ga. ia
 su-wed-fri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
Local and Personal.

Miss Clara Huber and Mrs David Nc 1ntosh and little daughter, of Louisville are the suests of Mrs. T. L. McGill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Sixteen feet handsome marble and mahogany fixtures for bank or office; new and ! laTgain. Address J. L, WaIdrip. S7 Jeff Davis Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

FINE large three-story and basement store
 II Commerce St, for rent; elevator, rear en- trance etc. Apply to F. J. Anderson 3t-l5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

p pANrED--lndustrous man to represent old
 .;aA lisn. d> manufacturers with large capital: A..le tIaveling; guaranteed salary of S1.0VO per t,..r ana cxpenses permanent position with sseiltiaI; slate, age, general business expeii- lit. and references. Address K. A. Byrne. manager. IS North Fourth St., Philadelphia. Pa t~ 4t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
FOR hENT-RooMS.

ON ACCOUNT of leaving city. I've lovely rooms for light housekeeping; want to rent st central. bathroom, no care fare. | i6 S. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

NANTED--Men to learn barber trade; special inducements antil AprY 15; great demand for I. aauates now; years saved by our method
 s.lte today. Moler Barber College, New Ur
 .ans 6t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

The citizens have settled on the ques ton of how to park Broad Street, resoiv ing on the center instead of the side a was suggested by many. The work wil begin soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

AUTOGRAPHED stock certificates and bonds egal blanks. seals Clark Form Book, S2; 50 mgraved cards. with plate. Si; send for price ist. Brown Printing Co.,, Montgomery. Ala.
 fr-su-wd-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED-To buy horse and buggy, very small pony preferred; must be very gentle.
 Address Cash, care Advertiser, stating lowest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

M o. Walker left yesterday afternoon for a short visit to Hattiesburg. Miss.
  Frank Grahame, who bought cotton in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01
FOR RENT-SToRES.

NANTED--A set of Hall & McKinney's Anne, l. can Indians, folio edition. published 1858 to lc+3. Address W, Advertiser. wd-fr-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-01

Rev. I. O. Adams has accepted an in- vitation to deliver the address to the Odd Fellows at Ozark on the occasion of their celebration of the eighty-third anniver- sary of the order next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
cHAPTrn V IconlInusl.l

Whenever you please. professor.
When can you Conner
Why. I'm 80 much occupied all
day that ] can't say for certain when
! can get NJ TO the office again
My own days viii BE- fairly fun
now" said Horace and the thing >
not at the office. but in my rooms
Why shouldn't you an come and
dine quietly there some evening next
week. and then you could examine
the inscription afterwar1. you know
professor. and find out what Il real
ly f.. Do say you wiz"
mo. no." said the professor.
see no reason why you should be
troubled with the entire family. I
may drop IN alone some evening and
take the luck OF the rot. sir"
Thank you. papa" put IN Sylvia.
but I should Ike O. come. too. ard
hear what you think Of Horace's bot
tie. And I'm dying 20 zee his rooms.
! believe they're fenrfuilv luxurious"
II trust" observed her father.
that they are far indeed from an
swerfng that description. II they
dif. 7 should consider u n mos; IN
satisfacfory indication 81 Horace's
character"
There's nothing magnificent
about them. 7 assure YOU said
Horace II couldn't afford 70 spend
much on them. But 10 come and
see them. must have n little din
uer. 20 celebrate my good fortune
u win be 40 Jolly n you'u aii three
come"
sTf we Al come" stipulated the
professor. ''ft must - on the dis
,inot understanding that ~ou don't
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returned the Iirner FOR ! have stfc
n~wa@d IN performing the first SEW
/ tce Whlah thou haat demanded of
me-"
Hnraee staggered under this Sc
we're blow - hts Pride. fer tha mo-
ussat he could oRl1 gasp. You yoe
( psnt him 10 me-"
4 ana no other said the 9lnure.
I haafninE wIih satisfaction. For
I y hln. unseen Of men. I pan ctreiins
| in air. received 30 stteud 60 thy at
E fair before heEtuulHs ny search for
auisynnan IN shum be paaes u
I shnnred that I overheard a human
hainR Of prosperous appearance Eay
aloud spon bridge that ha desired
Ia erect foe hifusrif n palace. II he
easiih bat nnd an architect. F.. per-
raivIns thee nfar eff seated st nn
of.un easement. ! immediately trans
fsatwt him - she laars aui deliv-
cred him into tbs hands
'uut ha knew ms nHmeh he had
a memorandum Of # on card IN
htH Iaoeknf~ said Horace
4 furnished him with the farsr
thou ruxnsf ire containing thy
usfne and abode. lest hs ahould be
EnoFanG - them
Wen. look here Mr. Fahwsh. I"
sid th~ unfortunate Horace. n
know you Fuaani we'll hut never DO
hing lite that skaiu- II my
brother architects came 60 know 20
4. I ahnuid BE Accused % uost nm
professional behavior. IA ua idsn
you would take that way az intro
IueinK . client "a me. or I should
have STOPPED Il az once"
II Waa an sFror.s aid Fakrash.
No matter. vii undo this affair.
and devise some psh~r and. better
means II serving thee"
Horace Kruaned Undo u How
could u be sndous NOV without
suiun open scandal
'Nn. no NJ saff. fer heavens
sake leave things afuna vottfi only
mako them worse, Forrive INC. my
tsar ar Fakraahi im afraid
must seem most unHrairnii but
bat I Vas 80 taken ~ surprise
And rseliy am extrepiely obliged
30 YOU For. though the means YOU
took were were a iituf irregular.
you have done me very great serv-
lee"
4, 3. naueht." said me Ilnnee.
com pared Co those J bore to rcn-
Ser 40 great bsuefaeior"
but indeed you mu@fh'i think ~
Trying 70 10 any WNff fef me
urged Horace. eYaf have done
enough Why. thanks II yop. am
suRnRad TO build n paiAce that viii
keep me hard nj work for ever 80
long"
Are human beings then. 80 en-
| amored Of hard labar7' asked FIX
rash IN wonder. It IL not thus
with the Jim"
Il love my work for It's own sake. 3"
| said Horace. "and then. when
have finished n. I shall have earned
a very faif amount Of money h
lH particularly important TO the. just
now.
And why my son. art thou ~
IeslrouH TO obtain fieheae'
"iiccause." said Horace. "uuleas n
man IN t0lefably we'll or 10 these
| days. he cannot hope 60 marry"
FskrRnh smiled with indulEnnt
compassion How excellent Is the
| saying Of one Of old He who add
ventureth upon matfimony is like
lunto one who thruateth his hand into
a Ehck containing many thousands
of scrpants and one eel Yet, N
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CHATTER VI
Embarraa Dc Rieheasss.


Nentlmore had Ho thoroughly cone
viuegd hiinneif that the released
liunrr was purely a creation OF hia
own imag nation that be rubbed hla
eyes with q start hoping that they
had deceived him
"stfekr this head. o msrgifnl uad
wefitafiaua aHr said hts visitor.
and recover thy faculties O. receive
Nuad udinm. Fer " ~ indred l.
faktHHh-rl- AAmash w hpn thou De
huldest"
u I'm delighted 20 zee YOU
"a Horace. IS cordially sa he could
L. thrIe anything ! can DO for
your
"Aax far hast thou not done tne
the greatest 81 All Services hY SCI
ting me freef To ESCAPE cut Of a
bottle Il pleasant Aud 10 thee /
owe my ueliVsrauee.
Il was ail tfnf. then. he had real
3" let an Imprisoned Genius. OF jim
nee. ~ whatever Il was cur 90 that
tHfIet
"oh. hats I'll eight my dear sir. e.
be aaii. DON'T ihiuh envy more
about - TT rather understood you
a. shy that NaH urrr starting GA a
tourney in arHHHh or HniuHuu"
II have hreu. ant returned raf
visited certain cities IA his do
uiunnH hoping that hY chance
u1tFht hear news ~ him hut I re-
Trained from Hst Inr firrvtiY lcat
fhrrehv Z should attract suspicion
anH So suirYrsan should learn ~
M escape hrfuFa I could rhthin an
audience % hfm ard tmplorr jus
tlre"
e0h. ! shouldn't think hat wee
likely said Horace IF were
vru Z shind ru -iFhf hack su1
50 81 travelling fil asa I'M sairYs
man"
~wsn wa. T. std Pasu not any
loser wHhunf tHeekInF iHHt hHnlf
that which thou seekest should be
behind a.
'EsaeUv" aid Horaee IN saeh
city thoroughly house bF hgume
and Dent neglect me smallest fiHeT
~ n first Yau don't saseeai. trY
try tFf sEain as ens a oar eun
rnafH teaches
Try. try. again " srhs#a ths I'm
nee spltinslf gifted truly. was hr
" ~ composed such q verse"
stfe has a great r~patHttun So a
saE-.s Hsid uaaes. "Had The ina xifn
D. considered ore % his haupi.Tt
effsst Don't Yuu think that -
the east b. rather thicklF populated.
thu iaHs firnn Yau lose RI fnlluw iuk
the poets recamFnUui atina the bet
tee -
1T ray - as thnu saYeat Best
know fhih y. M son. that whrT~~o
over I NAV wander 7 shall never
eraar - study haw I uaN mnas faiif
reward thee fes ths kinauHas tewAr5l
M. PR uooiY ses 2 Hata ~ !
~ pasaHassd ~ wealth an1 ~ not
fn48AaHt"
MY rnea ~ir." said fiarNrs "sa
nfsss ~ understand fhaf = euu wee
n offer u1~ EnY reward for FOR
very antiuarY At ~ ea8ftsaY. I
should hs obliged 20 decline r.
'sphs tiawf thnN waf saa shat chou
wee es~ntw ~ neeA ~ . eii@ui -
'-Thaf v-ss ~ ~ ere ttFns.~ sssf
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Roman Catholic Meeting.

g. Mary.s Parssh-Rev. W. J. Meta
Church corner Of Twentieth avenue
and Jackson street. Early mass and
sermon fehiidrsn'H msasl. 80 a. IA
Sunday school III .. m destruction
and bensdiction. : - .. m
Church 81 our Lady 81 Good Help
'rhlrd avenue and Washington street.
sunday low masses al n. m and
a m. high mass ias9 a. IN. Sunday
school n m. vsspsrr. y y. m
Week days. mass : a M,
Sacred Heart Churoh-Rsv. Geo, A.
ma At .. IN. and 3 .. m. low
mass: - p. m: vesporn. sermon and
benedictian
Church % the imma cuiate Concep.
ton Rev. A. sweera A. In and 4 -
a. m, low mass. 10 % a. m, high mass
The Pacific Quartet viii sing al
First NJ y. church, corner 30 and
Pine. next sunday night $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Can DO for the West 7sso .. rn..
srrman BY the pastor. The Spiritual
Value 81 tho Holy Scripture"
Trinity Partsha-Rng, n. ~. Guwen.
Al II a IN. The Duty Of n Con-
siNtsnt Churchmanahip. 20 .. m.
The Hofnauca Of Miaaious-Nic-
tories ~ the Cross IN Asia
FIRST UnltariAn-Rey. ". u. ST.
mnudH. At II a. m. Lessons In
Character building. from the Life Of
Herbert spencer
Socisty FOR Universal Religion
Rev. A W Martin. A, II g. m. "A
Cure for CareiorsreNs an address
70 boys and Girls .. m, The New
Faith as Successor 60 UnitafianiErn. .
Evangelical AHsaciation-itey. ~.
Hursciitcb. At IL a. M. Teach
Me" p. m. Hoping and Doing"
REV. q I. Anderson viii speak to-
morrow rtorrinE at II o'clock In the
University Congregational church.
nrookiyn avenue and y. FurtY-second
street. On ths sahtect. '-saerificisi
Lives"
Christian Catholic Church IN ZION
REV. a. Ernst. elder IN charge, sun.
day services. corner ~ Third avenue
aud Madison street. az . p. IN. The
Junior meeting begins at : .. m
every body invited
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Pate 40 will. he may draw forth the
cell And thou ART comedy. and q
an hEa when Il - natural 90 drHife
iha love % . maiden. Therefore be
- Kugd hrhFt and a cheerful eye.
aud u may ~ that when ] am more
81 leisure ! shall find thee a help
mate ehe shall rejoice Tbs noui"
Please don't trpuhle 60 find me-
anything ~ the sort said Horaee.
hastily. With a mental vision Of
some hsilaess and scandal ked
stranger being shot into his dwell
ing. like Goals 4 assure you /
Nsoaid much rather win a wife for
rs self In the ordinary way"
Is there already some dhmsel for
whom thy heart rlns;h II 20. fear
not % trli me her name and dwell
las saace. and will aaaaTediy oh.
tain her for thee"
BBt Nentimafe had ar~n enough
Of the finhee'a Oriental methods to
doubt his tact and discretion where
Sylvia Was CONSUMED. 40. no. Of
course not. | spoke generally. he
uAia "it's exceedingly kind 20 you.
hut I DO wish | could make you un-
drfstand that I arm eVertszId az IL -
~ you mean 10 find suleyfnar - On
whom be peace you must go and
live IN The east altogether you must
rive No your whole time 20 n. and
don't BE- discouraged BY any reports
yuu may hear Above all. never
trouble your head about me OF my
affairs agnin.-
- thou Of wisdom and ei0aucnce. =
aid F1sifrsnh. sthis sn most excellent
advice. ! vii 90 then but may
drink tho cup Of perditien n I be-
come unmiudful of thy bensvo-
inneef~
And. raising hts Joined hands
above hts hestd as he spoke. he sank.
feet foremost. through the carpet
aud was Eone.
lConllnundl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Aiahas. psr
president pr
undoubtedly Booker wash4nstan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
sYNoPHIa

Horace ventimore. an unsuccessful
young London architect. loves sylvia.
daughter Of Prof Futvoys. an eIni-
nent oriental scholar. Al an auction
Horace purchases az ancient brass
bottle. When the bottle la opened.
F4krash-el-A Hmash a Iinnee. who
had been imprisoned in tie bottle
ceaturies before b King Solomon,
emerges.
The Jiunse. after swearing eternal
gratitude. disappears Horace be-
llevss he dreamed Of seeing hlfa. Tbs
next day a client mystsriuuziy ar.
rives at Horace's offics
The client. Samuel waekerbath
employs Horace 70 build him mag
nificeut house. The Professor con.
senss TO Horaee's engagement q
sylvia. and becomes interested o.
the bras bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

The City Of Sc
attic IL not alone
.u her need Ter
4 business atl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

wysara Americans wondering how after
ipgtaes paeea F4Eana
Bhel But hey proud thsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
TIE ARM0RY SITE

rlals,ra.on King county deep o,y
the ms Tn. sarsspho,osraph
auoy published yesterday
easy "a,attl- eboodlsl" generally
prove hue Just this is
look the foon bN eue,sin landscape which proposed
county pay
doing official circles
than appears Q the surface.
blame the bic which that barren
eHn canyon wishing county Cor
armoy In % the fact slide into the bay
the Pacific coss, zeal dispose Of the
property e0rusadabls, selfish standpoint
Neither who oeso,stos the ssis be
blamed sssrsss the % their
depends they may be able
sb,A@
county city given shady
lOOkns deal their The
that the value tive been grossly
uatsd Tive members Of the board their cath % oes
price
~iss. Why assessed Ger les, than $1,000
Possibly Seattle needs srrnsry the National
ssy Il ssuuy e thereby
itself 81 the state appropriation for building eut
showing people
feet the bills that there ostss,0" fer the purchase 81 the
Lsnora
sruoory a
tunasb fer the pseP toe late rsetiy " the board n
be asked And will avoid sHnbarrassins explanations
The does need hanging garden business
$4,000 doubtful
would be ersh having srsOus gift Cor building site
county already white
pOsr build
present seur,hsuss en- Profanity
would srrusry slowly
sdsirs another suiusl o ,hs herd.
EFEland
uh,, hey sAsy
e = Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Seattle Spiritual association.
Pythian hall. First and Pike-Chii-
dren's iyeeum. .. m: lectures hy
Rev. Isolc Prior at , 30 and I 30
,. m. Public invited
Theosophical society. Seattle lodge
AT 7ts 3. m. Character Build
ing" Raynor wardeil
Evangelist - Burns vii hold srrv-
ices tomorrow az 2.a0 and : % 3. IN.
AZ the BaEasl mission. IN the red
light district
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CHURCHES

Tirat Presbyterian NJ. A
Matthews. At II a. m. Every Day
Conscience In the Business World e
- y. m. The Insanity OF piasi-
alton
Market Street Rsptist--Rsv. w. q.
Jones. Al II n. ma, Rev. J. N.
Mitchell viii preach. solo by Mrs.
W ~ white. 80 y. m, SERMON by
the pastor. THE Great invitation p
solo By Miss Lulu Fuller.
st. Marks Rev. j. =. u. Liwyd
At II a. IN. the bishop 81 Olympia
viii preach on what the Church
Free Want Ads
Sec Classified page for Free Want
Ada
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an that is necessary Muro would
he aHtnntatioua.
aNY drar uaata protested sylvia
'HufeY you eaa leave chat 10
Horace. ms dear Snaersauaa
that. Ia tailuua a. did. l Was sta.
ITS frsutiuH him nH potential
member ct uY family
u quite understand alr,' said
ituWee. Euud .tgWpurudlY. = would
bee foolish uf nae 10 httvmnt any ana
hiuuua form of entertainment So
,ou can cowe - my modest board
without mlaaltiuHH
nefefe he lett q provisional date
toe the pluuuf Was uNed Tot an
yveHHH Toward the end a. tho nest
Heek.
The nest da4 uorlca went dawn.
ta LII i,rid ana nmdu the aHuuHlnt
lnua n the hnln Wackefhatu lums
ilNs Who vvre All ruthu#aaIlf about
iNt PROPOSED country huuHH che site
was a fnv one. and would command
extensive vleWa ilr rtms back Go
town the same aNenng. having ment
a pleasant day ard learned enough
az hia clients requirements. uud
thnae II hla client wife aud dtuEh
trrs. IL enable atm To- beHin work
ul.au the aketeh plane the next
morning.
lite had not been long tu his
roHms. ANA uAa aull nstreably rn#
FtHed IA UcaiIlnH the daHIiIty and
ready appreciation with which the
NHekrrbathn hal received bis fus
Hesuaua nud taHvh shetehea their
compliments and absolute confidence
la hls akill wbHH b. had "a Hhaeh
which WHa 1H dIHHrrrrthls as DO wac
certainly uura Naefri.
lfnr the wall before him parted
like thin ghuHe. ana through Il
stepped smiling beniWuantlY. the
green robbed form ~ rakraah- ell
AamaHh the tlHnrc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12

Horace, but since last had the
pleasure OF seeing you, / have met
with one who Is all | could possibly
wish for"
= am indeed reJoloed to hear It,"
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dBornEesGRSsIELE,
~ 30; :asss : S! 8 8 Q

provide an elaborate Banquet. Plain
simple. wholesome food. well cooked.
such a. We have had this evening. Il
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and SERMON. I'D . m. roaary and
b~nedlctiBn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
IN THE SOUTH.

The attempt to carry out the recent
decision Of the American Federation
Of Labor to organize the unskilled ne
gro laborers Of the south into labor
unions Is encounterng great deal OF
resistance on the part Of the white race
in Mississippi and louisiana.
Organizer Leonard has been driven
out Of N,cksburg and It is reported that
the Federation will appeal to President
Roosevelt 10 interpose and assure to
him protection in that town.
The New orleans States, which has
been a strong sympathzer with union
labor, declares that the organization Of
negroes into labor unions ought not to
be tolerated 10y the whites.
II pre- diets that persistency on the
part of white unions In encoura ging
such organizations viii bring about the
ruin Of labor unionism in the southern
states. il expresses the conviction that
the most insidious and dangerous move
ment made toward the amagamatlon
OF the white and black races In this
country Is the disposition Of the FEEDER.
alton OF Labor to organize negro
unions.
There Is, in the judgment Of the New
orleans States, but a step between in
dJstrial fraternity and social equality,
and a very short step at that
II denounces the experiment under
taken By the federation as not only a
foolish, but a perilous one.-Harpers
Weekly.