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EspsetteulOs dc hoy.

q p. m.-Concierto en- el Parque
Borinquen.
215 p. m.-Base-ball en- la GLi-
ga Puertorriquena.x Cuarto desa-
flo del Cham pionato.
Jugaran. primer turno millions
y xAlm 4Rdar. 50; segundo, eTexas2
y ~CoIectiva.D
23O p. M Matinee en- ell teatro
por la Compaffa Artfstica. Sc / on
drau en- escena ola buena N zaS
y Ell xCabo Primero.0
$50 p. Retreta en- la plaza
Baldorioty por la banda del bata-
lion puertorriqueno.
8 P, "a. Function en- el teatro.
Estreno de SLa B rracha9, xLos Pi-
carOs Celosx y SEI Santo de la Isl
dFa )
10 P; N. Jarana Gu el Casino
Espanol.
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Alfonso induItd "A roos.
Fue decretado Ell induyto en- eI acto
de II adoracion de Ia Cruz.

Ha aquf Ia lista de los reos que ell
rey Alfonso XIII iuduIt6 en eli sOlem
ne scto de Il adOraci6n de Is Cruz, en-
Madrid, 81 pasadO abril.
Audiencia de AliCsnte. Tomas Ca
latRyud Cdnovas ~ III G0mg0. de
veinticuAtrO amos. natural de Aspe.
CondenadO & muerte por homicidio.
AudienCia de Badsj sjoz.-Manuel vi.
IL Barbos. de veinticincO AMOS. slltero,
de Ofici0 zSpaterO, natural de Monss-
tsrio. COndenadO s muerte por ase-
sinato.
Audiencia de C6rdoba. FrsnciscO
GaIvez PAdiilo, de veintioc9O amos,
sOlterO de Cficio zapatero, natural de
Baena, y Alejo Camacho Hinojosa. de
treintR y an amos, CAsado. tRmbi6n "a.
paterO. natural de ZaheIO. Condena.
dos por robo y homicidiO.
Audiences de Granada. - Antonia
Semas Rodriguez. de cusrenta y siete
amos Casads. natural de FerFurola.
Condenada- pOr robo v homicidiO
dobie.
AudienciH de Murcia. juan Anto-
nio ORTIZ Bsronejo @ Molen0. de
treinta y ocho amos. solterO, natural
de Cieza. Condenado poP robo y ho'
micidi0.
Audiercia de MurciR. lose Care.
ras Garcfs. de currents amos, natural
de EspArEsgal. Condenado & muerte
por robo b homicidio.
AudienciR de MuYcia.- Ofta-
Ga Martfaez (.) ChadGs de cincuenta
y seis n Is. natural de Cieza. COnde'
nad0 & ma9rte por robJ y asesin&to.
Audienci8 de Murcia. B B8rtolom6
Pi69rA Rliz. de treintA Cuatro an 1g,
natural de CiezB. Condenads p0r ro-
bo y asesinAtO.
Audieucia de PamplOna. = Felipe
Rubi B9FguesA, de currents Cuatro
) nos, natural de AgonciiIO. Conde-
n dOpor FobO y homicidio.
Audiencis de PampIona. IS zbaE-
tian Rez4no Blrgo. de veinticinco
amos, natural de AndOsilla. C3ndeaa
do por 70 bo , homicidio.
AudienCia de SeRovia- BenignO Co.
mez BsrrueCo @ V5vo. de currents y
nueve Afi9s, casBdo, de ficiO zapaterO.
CondeDadp pOr robo y homicidio.
AudienGia de S S'Qovia - Ag&pito
Soto 2 amOrRno - Roz5as. de veinti-
dos amos. soltero, natural de Fuenti
duefia. Condenado por rGbo y homi-
cidiO.
Audiencia de Soria, a,-Juli6n Garcia
y Garcia. de treintR y tres sf1os, casa
do, natural de Aranc6o. CondenndO
& muerta por dCble asesineto ' homi
cidio frustrado.
Son, pues, IA reos, y los pedientes
& que correspondent. 10.
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ya a!eaIde 4 "a haEea.

On tai Samuel McCue, ex-alcalde
de un pueblo de Virginia ha sidO
sentenciado 4 sufFir la peua de
muerte, en- Ia horca, por asesinato
de su esposa
El acusado aleg6 que no hubo
asesinato y 81 un nero accidente
caFnal Hay testigos que asegura-
ron oirles disputar, ocurriendo ell
heeho al regFesaF de la calle y el
iuFado teniendo en- cuenta esas afr
maciones 10 hall6 culpable senten-
ciandole q la &picota.1
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Gran irIuRfO do Gatsl Oh Ia *
p0SIGl6n dc San Luis.

En- ID Exposition de San Luis IN
gran iurRdo Comvuesto de expertos H.
CoFiStas ffsnceses y de otTSs prcceden-
Cias, hal adiudiCndo & don Federico
GAtell. UN GRAN PREMIO pOr sua
magnffcos licores, como cremaa de pi-
ne. CaCao, vanilla y anfs, brandy, gi-
nebFa y Ell afamadO RON VIEJO y es-
II reCompenss 90 una prueba mas de
que son los mejores iCOreH Que 90 fa.
brican en- Ia isla de Puerto Rico.
SvB.
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10 " 8.
Sasylll ltaliaaa
HDe Miguel Sabine. San Francisco 55
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Eu vista de q numeEosa Y esccQida
clientele que hI obtenido este estsbIe-
cimiento. hiCe IN gran padido de 700
CoFtea de tFsj Ultima ssO0edad los
que he reCibido por 81 vapor frances
lIegado reCientemente.
Ademks franelas. Ch9lecos y psnta-
l0nes de fsntaafa.
AViso pueg & los antiques Darroduis.
9os : Z :. 9 uo.lco ca general. que teng0
90 u!sp9slclon un VGg.SGd5slnaO mas.
t''ssGl'aOs de los mas excelentes artfcuIos
propiog del mund0 eleganta.
TOdR perB 3ns que quiera vestir all
gantem snte. pueda hacerlO, ab0nando
en- eata casa Sl 20 pOg Se11G7sG.
45Y. II.
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R0g0 De CARBON.

Ponce 12. Ests fuerza he arresta-
do q Pedro Quintana. Eladio Figue-
rna. Iaocencio Roman y Francisco
Sanchez, por huHtAr carbon de piedrR
6 ID comps MIA Azucreries Puerto Rico
de eets ciudad en- c1ntidad de 48 tone
Iadas hsbi6ndose oCupado ID mayor
parte del carbon. en- distintas herre-
rfas; los dus nos de estas han aido de-
nunciados anita 81 fiscAl. qua sntiende
en- ID causG. Ortig, Ca60 detectives.
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DNsPURs DE PRoBARltodoa los engano-

DESPUEs DE PROBAR todoG LOS engano-
COS remedies que SO anunCian es ouando mas
'Beagradece la eficacia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad esta univer-
SPlmente Confirmada.
Ouraciones desesperadas on personals bien
uonoo.das que 10 tomaron durarte tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, pero
nn solo estuche produce Hlejor efectO que
una docena de frascos de Gualquier otro re-
medic, porque ademas de ser el 1nico verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago y del
intestine sin enganosa aoGi6n calmante, es
Digestive Purihcador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra-
bado 81 nombre Digestive Mojarrieta.
Dsp6sito general de las Farmscas de Blanco Y Ca,
Ramon Almazan Fidel GuilleFmety, en- san Juan
de Puerto Rico; de venta en- las prtncpales Drogue"
ries de Europay America
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0fieIna del Director Do Sanldad,
BsnsfIealeia J COFr0eeI0nss,
Mayo 19 de 1905.

San Juan. p. r.
Mayo 13 de 1905.
Fr0p0sac5Oaaes para Ell ss5uaSaaSstgO de
CGqase Leche n lena q los estGbIecS
nele'atO8 qese sStGps 60g0 L0 dSrec-
c50B de estG Oz9c5saG.
Sc recibirsn en- Ii Ofoina del Direc-
tor de Ssnidad. Banstcencia Correc-
ci6n hssta las diez de d msfiana CleY
dia "a de Mby0 del afIo en- curse se
RbrIran en- el mismo dis y hOFa, pro
posciones bBjO pIieQo cerrado para q
suminletrO y C0nduCci6n los respec-
tlv9s establecimientOs de 10 Carne,
Leche y Lena que han de Conaumirse
On ellOs durants el afIo econ6mico que
emtez sra el die primer0 de Julio dc
1905 y terminar6 81 30 de Junio de
1906.
La cBntidad de Carne que deba pro-
veerse duFante Ell afI0 es Ia de 2IO 948
GbraG aproximadamente.
In CGntidad de geche que hsbrs de
suministrarse durante el al0 es % de
rs 595 CuartillOs apToximadamente.
Z Is lefIAha de ser de MaDgIe & otro
psI0 que pr0duzCR bnena Combusti6n
y debe serviYse Is Cautidad de $50
Cuerdas inQleaas Rproximadamente.
P0dran verse on las O6cinas del Di-
rector de SaDidad, B3nef feancia y C6.
FreCci6n. calIe de Allen n6mero 5. Ias
Copiaa de los contratos y fisnzas oue
dsbsn regiE.
La Direction pc reservR lei deFecho
de EechazsF cualquiera 6todaB las pro-
poslciones y de esCOger RQueIlas que
url6ndo calidRd preCio ofrezcan %
mayor ventsja para ell serVicio de los
eatAblecimientos.
Director de 8oui1od. Ben41scepacia
q COaveciones.
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GuItIvO q ! tabaGO en- aI Africa
Lgstral.

Sc trata de constituir en- Italia
una socieSad para ell cultivo del
tabac0 en- Ia Rhodesia africa aus
traD, Iadquiriendo Ia compania una
extension de 90 00O acres en- terre-
nos pr6xiFnos a Salisbury.
Segdn los calculos, Sc podEa OBJ
tener 1Un tabaco semejante al de Ia
Carolina del Sur, con una pFoduc-
ci6n ds 700 q 500 ibras por acre.
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Los bsIbOaS

Asi SO denominan las pleas de
moneda panamela que han empe-
zado 4 circular hace POGO, siendO
la compaffa del ferrocarril Ia pri-
mera que las puso en- uso para
efectuar Sus pagos.
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Immense campo de- observation
para los OfaltOIOgIstas.

I'm italiano llamado Luciano But
ii ha perfeccionado un aparato fo-
tografco, capaz de retratar ell in
cEeible numero de 1000 impresio-
mes por segundc.
Los mogimientos mas casuaIes.
minuciosos y Fapidos de aves e in
sectos, ell aleteo mas insignifeantes
cosas que hasta ahora habfan bur-.
lado los esfuerzo ae la cieneia.
son susceptibles de ser retratados
con exactitud, con 10 cual Sc abre
nueyo 6 immense campo de obser-
Yacion para los ornltologistas.
Las Eelfculas usadas al efecto
cuestan a raz6n de $40 pCr las dos
mil impfesiones.
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LNDIGLn0R eEnfR!lL

CDNSEJO A LAS AiADRES y III iarabe calmaute
i seora Winslow dehe usarse siempre que los niios
estan en- 81 periodic de Ia den c0n. Proporciona aliyo
tamedi6s9 al pequeno paciente produce sueno na-,
-ural tanquo alivia eisdolor el angeho despiera
sauy vyo alegre Es muy agradable al paladar, calma
al nno ablanda sus encias aliva Dolores hace f.
Giles las fnciones del est6maEo rega los intestnos.
Es 81 meior remedo conocido para "a diaHea va pre-
en,ra Ssta de IA dentic6n de GualQuera causa.
T6nease mucho cut ado en- ped4 e Jarabe Calmante
de Ia SefuEa WinsloW" es 81 meiot de eQdoes
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In moro On 81 sj8reIto aIsnSn.

Fl EmpeFador GuilIermo de Ale
mania, VIC q su llegada a Tanger
un corpulento moro. que le llam6
tanto Ia atencion que diriii6ndose
a 6l. propdsole llevarlo conslg0 pa
ra incorporates a su escolta.
FL moro acept6 siendo nombFado
aDanderado del primer regimiento
D cho moro mide exactamente 6
pies. 1O-7-l0 pulgadas de alto.
En- Gueyame fueron robados Gus
renta = tres dollars & Bsutista Soto.
El guaTdia Arroyo hshilments pn6o
4ecupeFaFlog.
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OFTcINAs DE La UNION DE
PUERTO RICO GALE ALLEN 18-

TnstaInds conysnientemente Il ofici-
il Central de d eUni6n de Puerto hi
COS en- Il calle indieada. ella pueden
ssistir todnl nersonas intaresadas y de-
be dirieiraa Il correspondence politics
del indicado oTganismo.
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MlSCEtAAES.

En- an lance de honor.
Los padrinos pr0ponen que la sueFte
decida ac5rca de la pUaici6n de los com.
batidntes
Uno de eIlos lanza d AiFe an duro.
Su spadrinado 10 coga OIL Vueio. se 10
mete en eI bolsiIlO, , dice:
-.Hace mucho tempo que me 10 de.
bis listed.
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-Ha IIegsdo & esAa oiudad ell primer
tanieate de IA poaicfs insular sci r
Arturo de d Rosa, de pAsO para Qua
yamR.
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En- una cssa de ego:
Motto que es9 81 Il dc ID derecha
estS b aciendo trampas
ada veral9
81. Estoy SECURE de clio.
-Pues en- ese casO, Voy seguir Ga
mismo jueg0.
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M1I.g.1s gslsIa!ss


UN HERNOSO 1IIRADOR -Ds.
dos ampiios departamentos ae q.
quila muy bnFat0, independiente 2 con
lei aeIviCin nees1aRio. q San Francisco
pIeferible para h0mbres solos.
Preciosa Wits & Is bAhia y 81
campo. 6vs.
VENTA EN- HATO REY. (Parads.
34 Sc Vsnde la f1cR SRomano de
cueFdna 21 "a. Is de malcgillo,) srbo-
les frutaIes de todas clales, Casa De dos
pis0s con gran comQdidad, cuCnera,
cuGdTG, buen iardin, bafl0 de ducha,
inOdoroa nl0dernos. etc. Con 8 sin q
filca, an coche de asientos y pareia,
un caball0 para cocha. earreta con su
yunt8 vac3a etc. Iaf3rmes: San Fan
cisco 25. alt0s 12Vs.
Sc vENDE I'm PIANO maros
sSteiLWsg.S en- buen estadu. por $50
Direction: r. @. B K 274, San Juan,
2. 3 6Iv
ADMINI sTRACION DE FINCAo
.URBANAS Ei que suacribs cspta
en- adminietraci6n & scas en- s n ] uan y
Santurce gtrantizsndo el ps go p rem
tiets. R fsrencias: propietario en- San
Juan. teeorero del B nco Popular ,
vice. presidente de la Sligo de People
tariosS - JOSE M. CARRERO. -
Luna rs 45 Y. 9.
CARLOS MARTINEZ. prc fesOr
de iDgI6s del Ateneo puertorriqu n },
d6 classes prigadas de irgles y tsqui
gFaffa, precios m6dicos en- cIRses de 3
8 mas personas. Sol 78 8 San jose Z.
altos. 10.
Sc VENDE UNA FINCA cerca de
Bayam6u. de buenos psstos, csf6
6rboles frntales TODD en- buenas c0ndi
clones de cultiyo. casa vivienda y ran.
cho de becerFOs dc reciente cOnstruc-
Ci6n exiatiendo en- ella so cAbezRs de
gauadO VAcunO y eaballar.
Con buenas garRntfas se dan fscili.
cades para 81 oag0. Iaf3rmars Lsi0q'0
A. Sdncheg San Juan. Puerto Rico:
8Y. g.
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D10 XYGEH

Antiseptico deinfectante.
Para limpiRF Ii boca y dientas no
tiene igual
Quits tOd0 oI0r offensive.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
ban FFanCisO0 82 San Juan PR
-Aaeg6rasa que cuando termine ID
cnmetidO en- esta isln 81 gobsrnador
Winthrop. irS & FiAipiuas & desempe.
hsF unralto pnest0 u cue % sustisaiFk
Hen q de Puerto Rico an o0noCido
miembT0 del G.o1aeiO BjecutiYO. que
asfeneuentra de- pilas0 en- estoB diaas
tuega DC este pain,
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Sc REALIZAN.--Las cauas aitua-
das en- Ia,ealle de Ia Cruz no s y For
taIeza 46 & preCios cOnVenienteG.
ImformaFan 8 Melon p GO. San
JUgto ~ Govt
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Sc VENDE I'm PIANO unarca
eSteiLWeg,o en- buen estado. por $50
Direction: Z. O B x274, San Juan,
r. r 6Ivs
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De Jose Bazan.-21 Allen 21.
oe hecen 0p0raCiOnea de pP6staEn0a
g0bFe alhajas desde so centayos 81 &C.
laute. Sc Compran aIhsiRs piedras
preoiOsaB.
fC0atsnmarG
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-04

plan adopted the burden of taxation
would be more equally divided between
the real builders Of city. who now
pay more than their share, and the
spectators, who escape their share, and
who get the benefit of the sacrifices, ef-
forts and enterprise OF the former.
In our own city which contains with
in it's limits such a large area of un-
improved land, there comes to us every
day evidence Of the proof Of Mr.. Bige-
lows contention. Our double system
Of taxation puts premium upon spec
ulation. 1t discourages industry. It
offers little encouragement to home
building. 1t fosters high rent. 1t pre-
vents material reduction in the cost
Of Lying, and in a thousand ways him
ders and retards the development Of our
city.
When the citizens learn to pay as
much attention to taxation as do the
land spectators they will not be long
in demanding the adoption of a more
equitable system.
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of congress and the converting Of an
other when the two sessions are merg-
ed into each other. In the case of
Crum, the negro whom he made collec-
tor Of the Port Of Charleston. S. c.,
the president re-appointed him five
times after the senate had refused
confirmation, making recess" appoint
ments although the senate had actually
been in session without any but con-
structive recess.
Senator Spooner has reported for the
committee on judiciary that the presi-
dent has no right to construe a re-
cess, and also suggests certain limita-
tions upon the presidents power to
hold in office men whose nominations
have been rejected by the senate.
The president is quite as admirable
as many Of his senatorial critics, but
the country generally will rejoice at the
indications that he is to be held within
his constitutional powers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-04
MARINERS ALMOST
BECOME CANN|BALS
Had Drawn Lots to See Who
Should Be Eaten; Then
Aid Game.

NEW YORK. Mar. 1.-Captain ]. A.
Minot OF the steam dredge Texas,
which foundered at sea with a loss OF
70 lives, was brought here today on
the steamer Rotterdam form Rotter-
dam. The other survivors Of the Tex
as were landed at Waterford several
weeks ago, having been rescued by
the brigantine Mercedes after terri
BILE experience with hunger. thirst and
cold in an open boat.
The Texas, which was bound from
Dantzic to Galveston, foundered at
midnight on Christmas eve Two Of
her boats were launched but one Of
them was swamped. This boat con-
tanning the chief officer and 81 men,
sank Immediately and all its occupants
were drowned. In the second boat the
survivors drifted fourteen days. the
last six Of which they were absolute
" without food or water.
One of the men died from exposure,
another became insane, and the re-
manning twelve were on the verge Of
hysteria when help came to them. They
had drank sea water and their bodies
were covered with boils. When taken
on board the Mercedes one of the sur
vivors said they had just drawn lots
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-04
LABOR MAYOR
WANTS HIS SALARY REDUCED

Dennis Mulvihill, Brldgeports' (Conn)
mayor, who was raised from the posi-
ton of a stoker In a sewing machine
factory, which he had held for thirty
three years, to be chief executive OF
city of $1,000, Inhabitants, has pre-
pared bill to be presented to the
Connecticut legislature, which will cut
down his salary by one-third. He now
receives 5000 a year.
II am nottworth that much money"
said the mayor. II have been think
ing it over and have decided the pay
is to great. This job Of conducting the
city government it easy. No man is
worth $4,000 as mayor of Bridgeport"
Mayor Mulvihill, whose slogan when
he was first elected little over three
years agon was rugged honesty" serv-
ed for over a quarter of a century as
stoker at $14 a. week. During those
years he raised a family Of five chill
dren and at the same time accumulated
a snug little bank account that he in
vested in real estate, which has in
creased in value so he Is now worth
about $4,000.
Ctcfkh-i" daysanietfoana npoett1ata OF
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THAT TAR MACADAM MIXING
PLANT.

The city council has at last voted to
purchase the much-talked about tar
macadam mixing plant. Fully a year
has passed since the city began nego-
tiations for the plant. Once it had it,
and just as the contract was to be
closed 1t passed into the hands of
Contractor P. Mcdonnell, because of
squibble over patent guarantees called
for by the city.
But few people have given the ques-
ton Of owning the tar macadam mix
ing plant serious thought. In our mind
the proposition is one Of the most i'm
portant that has come before the city
in some time. AS the struggle for the
control Of the plant became warm it
resolved itself into a question Of NUM-
cipal ownership.
1t was found upon investigation that
the mixing plant had contributed great
ly to the decrease in the cost of street
paving. Accord to authentic statements
paving. According to authentic state
ments the decrease amounted to ap-
proximately ninety cents yard
while tibet city had control of
the plant. Shortly after when the
plant was in the possession Of
private party the cost was in
creased to $500 per yard, or SO cents
more than previously. Under the pub
lie ownership of the plant it is esti-
mated that the saving to the property
holder on each fifty foot lot will amount
to about s65. This. it will be seen. is
no small item, and warrants the council
in securing possession of the plant.
If there is anything that Duluth
needs more than all others at this time
1t Is good street improvements. Ex-
periments have been made with all
kinds of pavement. Brick, asphalt, ced-
ar blocks and sandstone have been
tried. but tar macadam seems to be
the most adaptable for Duluth. At this
moment it is the most popular pave
ment. For the next few years at least
pavement will be used extensively in
this city. This bling true, and the fact
that macadam mixing plant is most
necessary factor in cheapening the cost
Of pavement, it was the sacred duty of
the city council to obtain immediate
possession of the mixing plant in ques-
ton. 1t must be made clear that this
plant is the only one available. All
other plants are made by Warren Bros,
who claim to have a patent on IT,
n1acadam paving, and who will per-
nit none Of their plants to be sold
without securing a royalty on the out
put of their plants.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-04
TO HERBERT s, BlGELOW.

From The Public:
1 like to see thee tread where others
pause.
A pioneer where pioneers are few,
Fearless and dauntless in holy cause,
A man Of purpose, cowerless and
true.
Too long the pulpit and too long the
cross
Have sought to foil and cruelty the
world;
Beneath hates ban and superstition's
drOss
Their tongued anathemas and curses
hurled.
Thou art a man; a free-born son of
truth.
And loyal to the cause of human
veal;
Thy faith brooks not world Of crime
and ruth,
Which only might can end and death
repeal.
BY force Of truth and by conviction $
creed,
Thou speakst the words that never
ceasing roll,
To yield the harvest of the righteous
Seed.
Keep up the faith! with never falter-
ing tread,
Plant thy firm feet on freedoms rock
secure;
There thy full soul, fixed on the stars
ahead,
In noble luster, endless, shall endure.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-04
WHO FATHER GoPoN is.

One who was in Russia for many
years as a student-none other than
the art critic, Christian Brinton-says
that when he first saw Father Gopon,
fifteen years ago, he was strongly i'm
pressed by the priests personality. He
had, says Mr.. Brinton, the face Of q
mystic-one Of those classic molds of
feature we are led to expect as char
acteristic OF prophets and great leaders
Of men. Every feature had a distinc
line Of force, and the heavy, overhang-
ing eyebrows gave him a ferocity of
countenance that otherwise suggests
extreme moderation and gentleness.
As the champion and friend Of the
workingmen, he had acquired a ire
mendous influence over them long be-
fore recent events lifted him up before
the eyes Of the world His hold over
them," declares Mr.. Brinton, long has
been source Of fear and alarm to the
mobiles, for his hand stretches out over
the entire empire. I have heard him
talk in Moscow and st. Petersburg,
and in both places he Is followed and
worshipped blindly. So great an influ-
ence has he obtained over the Russian
people that none of those in power
have dared to harm him. And their
fear Of him has increased from year
10 year. Were he not a man of such
dominant will and such mighty influ-
ence over the minds Of his followers,
he would have been a member Of the
Siberian chain gang many years ago.
But they have feared him, and always
will fear him."