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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
the rssuI.P The editor may not know
Il all. but he knows q dArn sight
more than he publishes.
JnnOtion OitY Cheua CONTAIN.


The chess contest Of Junction City
vs.. Abilene ended In . score Of IS to
II games In favor Of the former place,
80 far as the same was concluded.
There remained two games TO DO
played. Score Of the Abilene players
follows: Davis won 5, Wilson 4,
Campbell s, Perry /; Junction City,
Humphrey 7, Wagenseller g. Thomp-
son 8, Dr., r. /. Junction City will
have won 10 II Wsgenseller shall win
the remaining two games from MIR.
Perry. IiMr. Perry wins 1t will leave
Wagenseller but four games won,
placing Abilene at the score OF 10 as
against II for junction City. Eight
games for each Of the players was too
many to have undertaken to rlay, es-
pecially with the train an hour and
twenty minutes late. While tits true
that Humphrey, Wagenseller and
Thompson are three as fine chess
players as there are in the state, II
not In the nation, Davis, Wilson and
Campbell will tackle them again, at
Abilene, about June End. G
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
LIPTON'S COFFEE.

We are agents for Npton's delicious
Coffees. Among the many high
grade coffess exhibited at the St.
Louis exposition, Upton, as usual,
carried of the fret prize. Nothing
superior on the market. Lovers Of
good Coffee should drink the best
try Lipton's. 6otSc
j. E. BREWER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
Down At Junction % men signed

-DoWn ~ JunCtlOu 20 mou BIZ uOu
a drainage petition. Then 10 of them
signed a remoustrance against it.
That almost equals Abileue's record
on railroad bill petitions.
In the final games of the chess
meeting at junction City played yes
terday, P. }. Perry won one game and
Mr.. Wagonseller one, making the
score between the towns IA to 10.
Hose Co. No. elected officers
for the coming year: Henry Giles,
foreman; LIST assistant, Frank Pen
nington; 2nd assistant, Henry George;
treasurer, G. A. Snider; secretary, H.
W. Jacobs.
Wards jewelry store has win
dow that attracts much attention.
The old Dutch windmill with its huge
arms is one Of the prettiest designs
ever seen in the city. Bert Brady did
the artistic work on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fiddock we're
up from Abilene one day last week
and sold their property here 0he
house now occupied BY W. R. Waring)
to Mrs. E. W. Glenn; consideration
$500. -[Msnchestes News.
CLAY Center Times: 1t is PRO-
vided in the "Parsifal" contract that
in Abilene the show is to make the
intermission between the afternoon
and evening performances long enough
to permit the patrons to 60 home and
milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Tufts enter
tanned the teachers Of the NJ. E. Sum
day school at their pleasant bone on
North Buckeye last evening. A gen.
eral discussion Of Sunday school work
was helpful to those present. Light
refreshments were served.
The telephone meeting at the
Keystone school house was held last
Thursday night. A good crowd was
present and q company was organized
with the following officers: W. H.
Baker, president; Harry Ashcraft,
secretary; shsrred Taylor. treasurer.
Hope Dispatch; Harry Little
lost pocketbook last week contain
ing fifteen or twenty dollars in cash
and about 500 In checks. It wa
later found minus the cash. Soms
day, perhaps, the robbsf viii gel
conscious stricken and return thu
cash. Such things hsPPen frequently
in this vicinity.
Great truth from the Solomon
Tribune: Suppose the nswsPaPsI
msu. every tine he hears any on
critieiss him or has paPsr. uhoul'
roiallats b. holding up % he Pabli'
leuzs Al ne fsults sud ShorteOning
Of ssld i.uibasdsr. What s0uld :
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
HARRY Lifts CLOTHING.

The many prizes offered and conditions Of contest
pumpkins ever seen in any county
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
Married in Nebraska.

Married, May 8, 1905. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Fleming, at Randolph, Neb.,
Miss Efie Fleming and win Il.
Landing Of this city. The ceremony
took place in the presence Of about DO
relatives and friends. A wedding
supper was served after the ceremony.
The young folks have many friends
who wish them joy. They will be at
their home on East Fourth after
May 10th.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
aEnENT REFLECTIONs.

A. A. Haston is on the sick list
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David Gish,
daughter. I
Marriage license; James Brough-
ton and Cora Ross.
Miss Ida Upshaw is ILL threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry, mother Of Mrs. war
field, is quite ill at her home on North
Cedar,
Jacob and Charles Brown shipped
several cars of fine cattle TO Kansas
City last evening.
Alfalfa seed for sale. d. h. Cor
den. ~0
Twenty new subscribers to the
WEEKLY REFLECTOR this week. They
inst have to have it.
C. G. Sterl has purchased the
residence property Of Miss Ada South
worth on Vine street.
u. E. Jones, returning from Hayes
City this noon, while getting on the
train, fell, bruising him considerably
Taken up, calf, one year old. Own
or can have same by paying charges
and proving property. G. A. Ieare'
.Cheever township. s'2thc"
THERE'S . baby lion down at
Parker's that is IS tame IS . house
dog. Harry Ravsr may keep him TOR
pet.
Mrs. W. b. Bishop, wife Of Maj.
Bishop Of sAlina, died in Manila yes
terday. Her husband is stationed
there.
County SuPt. King received the
Master Mason degree in Hope lodge
A. +. "a. NJ. Wednesday evening Of
this week.
The Juniors Of the high school
will give reception to the Seniors
and the faculty Of the school at 9.
c. Sterl's next Friday evening.
Mrs. W. Il. McKinstry was elect
ed delegate and Mrs. &C. Buck al
ternate to the state federation BY the
Goth Century club yesterday.
Charles Kubach is ct Guthrie
okla. for 8 mOnth'sstay. BE writes
.'CrOP prospects are hns in this 10
eaIisy and business iS rushing"
Mrs, Luslla KraybIlI Isosursd OF
topics connected with Socialism Sun
day afternoon snd evening Il III
court room Her audiences vsr'
small.
There will be eomnuniOn Ssrvieei
hsid nsxt Sunday. MAJ "a, st3 p. n
81 q. James Lnihsrun church, s mile
soutA q Abilsns Oondusisd b. Rev
p. Bsrrrtrnnar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
LITTLE Ones Death.

Mention was made 10 last weeks
papers OF the death OF Lewis Eugene
Morel. We copy this from the Pasa-
dena, CAL, News Of April 26; YES
terday afternoon the funeral Of Lewis
Eugene Moral, the little son of MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Eugene Morel, took
place at the family home on North
Los Robes Ave. The service was
conducted by DR.. A. G. MAXWELL and
a trio Of voices rendered appropriate
music. When all that was mortal Of
the bright and beautiful child was
laid to rest amid wealth Of rare
blossoms sent by loving friends, gym
patty for the family could be shown
in no more touching way than was
shown, in the gift ofthe enfolding bud,
so emblematic OF the sweet young life
begun on earth but now transPlanted
TO o fairer cline. Lewis, who was
the only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morel,
and the only grandcLild Of Mr., and
Mrs. E. j. Lewis, will be- missed BY
many. Possessing q bright. sammy
disposition, be was favorite with
young and old and bis goidg away
has brought sadness to many hearts.
The burial was In Mountain View
cemetery Tuesday afternoon Of 9;So
from the residence on Woodbury. and
Los Robles."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
Nav n,rehant At TalmaRs.

Chester MhriDg has purchased The
store Of William Hudson 81 Talmage.
The store carries groceries, imPls-
msntS. meets, etc., and Mr.. MAriBg
will add 10 lie stock. He IS one Of
north DickinSOn'S most popular eiti-
zsnS and Il certain to make . success
In bis new location.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
susd sherman Township.

]. A. Wilkie has filed q suit in dis
trict court against Sherman township
for 1920 ON bridge contract. E. c.
Little lie his attorney.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

We vish 70 thank the bsighbOrI
and frissdS for thsif kindnSsS during
our bsrsaysnsnL
ewIKnR AND PANnT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
BOTH

One disease of thinness in
children is scrofula; IN adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood both need more fat.
These diseases thrive on lean
ness. Fat is the best means OF
overcoming them; cod liver oil
makes the best and healthiest
tat and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
CAPITULO VII

Pero Ia joven mentia. No
pensaba mas que en- la promesa
hech% 6 Manfredo.
Un dfa en- que estaban vien-
do tclas, que hAbfan trAfdo para
Ia condess, vic eats una de rsso
blarco magnifCs, Y diio & Nata-
Inns:
Mira que buena tela para
to vestido de novia.
La ioven Sc puso palidfsi-
ms, y hacienda IN esfuerzo,
sonri6se disiendo:
Il Para mi vestido de no.
viAl
ST; replic6 Carpignano,
que tAmbien estaba presepte, y
como sera pronto vuestrs bodS,
porque Ell juicio sera un triurfo
para vos....
-iko tepgo 20 esA espe-
rama
-tVais q perder Ell valor &
Ultima horA9 dijo conmovidO Ell
millionaire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20

Los dfas pasaban y Natalina
estabA cada vez mas pCnsativs.
En- vano el conde y su mujer, y
sobre todo Carpignano, tratabsn
do distraerla y de sdivinar la
causs de aquella tristeza.
-iEs que te espSnts 10
proximidad de Ia epoca del pro.
ceso1 le dijo un dfa IL ccndesa.
Todsvfa es tempo de 20 me
1cuse.
No digais ESQ, diio Nsta-
Inns, besSndola IL mano y arro-
diIlandose deIsDte de ella.
ctPor que te pones ssi
iEa rorque no viene & verDo'
Antopiets9 Todo ell mupdo 8,
be que es smarte del prfncire
Domea, y hsce bieD en- alejarse
de ii; pero puedes escribirle.
-Lo he hecho, y espero 80
respuests
-sY porque ,tsrda estss ten
tristal Es que deseIs slguna
cosa9 sMe ocultas Algol
mo; NADIA os ocultoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20

-Estais vencido, amigo
mfo, dijo.
-sVencido2
ST; derrotado y adenAs
vsncido. Podeis cantAr el re-
ou;;escat, sobre sQuel paauete de
cartas que el dSgmo Furlotti
ouardaba.. ..cuidad dosamente, y que
me ha vendido en- diez mil liras:
lei pobre tenia tanta necesidad
de dinerol....
al saber la trsisi6n de 50
compsfiero, Manfredo lasE6 un
grito de ira.
-lAh, misersbleI exclam6.
Pero no creais que ESQ me aba.
te. He iurado que Natalina sera
mia, ' aunque me sueste llegar
hsstS eI crimen, 10 sera.
AntonietA se impresion6
ante aQuell2 An1enaZa, per0 %
cara no cambi6 de expression.
-Oidme, Msnfrsdo. Hareia
mueho mejor tomando los Glen
mil frances que 90 % ofreceD. y
levAntsndo su promesA { esa po'
bre ni1a. AIg6n diA vuestrA bue'
na Acci6n os serk recompenSada,
v Natalins, que W q ser Ia ma
DIRE de vuestro hijo, encontrar:
para vos una paIabra de ben
dici6n. +.
Antonieta hablaba eonmoyi
de- y aus oios ostaban llenos d.
lsgrimas. !,
mi hijol diio Manfred
furioso. sTodavfA volveis q con
tarme esa fabula9
-Por Ia memoria de vues
ira madre, IL sola muier { quiel
habeis amado con pureEs, 90 lu
70 que digo la verdad.
-Si es mi hiio, tpor que D
me pertenece y lIevs mi nombr
yno el de otrol replic6 Mar
fredo con scento de odio. 5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20

cuando os amaba me hubierais
sdyertido que est6bais encinta.
70 no OF hubiera ahandopado.
-sMe 10 dec{s .horaa SCreeis
que con ESQ exc 10 vii acci6n
oue cometfsteis2 lPodeis COM
prende cuanto habr6 sufrido 70
para abandonar mis- derechos de
madre, para que un dfa mi hijo
no tuviera que avergonzarse de
mi!
No os defendeis mal. Pc
70 creeis que rorque vos h'yais
absndonano & vuestra hermana
los derechos de madre debo 20
renunciar & los derechos de pa
drel NatAlina puede traer corsi-
90 al niho, que 20 no 10 recha-
zAre.
Antonieta Sc habia levanta-
| do de su asiento. Una c6Iera in
tensa la invAdfa.
-Continusis obstinsdc, y
no os digo mas sino que no OBJ
| tendreis iamss & Natalins nj 4
vuestro hijo, y que DO os fAltars
Il ell cs,tigo que mereceis.
/ Iba & marcharse, peIo Man
fredo le Cort6 Ell pasO.
-Separsos, dijo ella, res
petad 81 menos vuestrA casa.
EI Sc sepnr6 in.tintivlmen-
te. mientras AntoDieta pArsbs,
" al dessparecer esta, vic 8 Ber-
to que por 10 visto habia escu-
chado toda ls conversation, pues'
to que le die:
Es una mujer dignS y va
liente, y espero que te hAbra
convencido.
Mapfredo cogi6 80 ,ombre'
70 ' saIi6 de IL cAss, diciendole
& 50 padre;
-lQue el diablo os lleve !
ella y Atil
al lIegar & Ia calle, vic e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20

<Perilla,s <Brevas y tMiilar,s EN-
pleando veinte y cinco llbras 6 menoi
de tabaco.
Secci6n IA. Que toda ley 8 parte
de ley que Sc oponga q 10 presenter
quedan por Ia misma derogadas.
Secci6n Is. Esta Ley empezar& q
regir desde la fecha dc su sprobaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
Meeting Pdb|ico

Esta tarde Sc llev ara q efecto en- la
Plaza de Colon un grandioso meeting
p1blico de Ia Federation Libre, de ca
racter puramente obrero.
Diferentes cuestiones de orden eco
n6mico social han de ser tratadas, con
gran maestrfa, por los oradores que
en- este meeting tomaran psrte.
Esp@rase que dada Ia importancia
del acto, acudira gran contingente de
obreros, q DIR la palabra de los ora
dores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20

Secci6n 10 Que en- el apartado 10y
de la Tarifa A. del srtfculo 356 del
Tftulo TX del C6digo Politico, quede
enmendando suprimiendose el derecho
al tabaco hilado.
Secci6n IL. Que la Tarifa A del
articulo 1856, del Tfiulo TX del C6digo
Polftico, Sc agreguen los apartados
que Sc eKpresan q continuation.
Is. Los generos de seda ramite 6
con mezclas de estas materias que no
! sean fabricados en- PueLto Rico nj i'm.
portados y fabricados en- los Estados
Unidos deberan satisfacer como dere-
cho I'm cinco por ciento sobre el valor
de las referidas facturss; DISPO-
NIENDOSE que cuando los referidos
generos est6n confeccionados [y para
considerarlos como tales, bastara que
contengan cualquier clase de costural
pagaran el diez por ciento en>vez del
cinco sobre ell valor de las referidas
facturas.
1s. Que los cordones de seda,
trenzas, trencillas, avalorios, agra
names, hecos, borlas de seda con
lentejas, cuentas 6 hilo de orc, los ga
lones, plumas para adornos y encajes
de seda, cuando no sean confecciona-
dos en- Puerto Rico 6 introducidos y
fabricados en- los Estados Unidos, pa
guen un cinco por ciento sobre ell va
lor de la facturs.
II. Que las joyas, alhaias y relo-
es de bolsillo para caballeros 8 sefio-
ras de orc, plata 6 cualquier otro me-
tai con piedras preciosas 6 sin elias,
cusndo no sear confeccionadas en- ell
pals 6 importados y fabricados en- los
Estados Unidos, paguen un cinco por
ciento sobre ell valor de la factura.
IS. Que los sombreros de seiIoras
adornados, cuando no son confeccio-
nados en- el pats 8 importados y fabri-
cados en- los Estados Unidos, paguen
un cinco por ciento sobre ell valor de
la factura.
Secci6n u. Que despues del apar-
tado ri de 10 Tarifa B. del artfculo
356 y Tftulo TX, del C6digo Polftico,
SO adicione 10 siguiente: Todos los H.
cores que Sc rsfere el apartado pri-
nero de la Tarifa A., solamente po-
dram ser fabricados, estilados y CON-
puestos, en- f&bricas de licores, esta.
blecidas al efecto inspeccionada as
convenientemente por la Junta de Sa.
nidad, y sus delegsdos y agentes que
cuidsran de que sus productos no re-
sulten perjudiciales la salud, habili-
tandolas de certiicados que expediran
sin retribuci6n, y en- los que Sc haga
constar el analisis que maya ofrecido el
reconocimiento de licores, que po-
dram los fabricantes estampar en- las
etiqueta 6 envolturas en- que los refe-
ridos licores so contengan.
La patente que autorice la fabri
caci6n pagara la contribution de dos
cientos dollars y sera independence
de cualquiera de los derechos que 81
determinen en- los dem&s spartados d.
esta tarifa.
Secci6n 13. Que ell srtfculo 1853 de
Tftulo TX del C6digo Polftico, qued'
enmendado on ell sentido de estar ex
ceptuados de fianza los tabaq uerol
que en- su propio domicilio trsbajer
cigarros de las clases denominadal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
H. B. nimero 8
(Contin,.ac,Sn de la odoiaa ee)

(COntinuacsSn de la odgiaa 6a)
do ciudad y del Jefe del Negociado de
Rentas Internss de Tesorerfa que ac-
actuarG como Secretario y tendra voz
voto.
Esta Junta quedar& constituido, .
mas tardar, ell 10 de cada aRio, y sus
mismbros eiercerzn sus cargos por
dos afios, cubriendose las vacantes
que en- ella ocurran, de acuerto con
este mismo articulo. Cada uno de los
miembros de 10 referida Junta debera
prestsr iuramento de que las decisio-
mes acerca de los asuntos que ante
sllos % presenter seran justas 8 i'm
psrciales, de acuerdo con la Ley. En-
primsra convocatoria constituiran quo
rum Ia mitad mas uno de los miembros
de Ia Junta, y en- segunda convocato-
ria con el ndmero que asista & las Sc
stones.
CAPITULO II.
Secci6n 8. Que ell artfculo 358, TT.
tulo TX del C6digo Politico, en- el apar.
tado ~ dela tarifa A., quede enmea-
dado en- 10 forma siguiente Sobre
cada gallon 6 fraction de gallon de IL
quidos alcoh6licos destilados que fue.
sen obtenidos de cereales, feculas, att
car, miel 8 cuslquier otra sustancia
por medic de 10 destilaci6n, va sea
whiskey, brandy, ginebra, rom viejo 8
compuesto para imitarlo, o rom simple
mente con color, licores cordiales, amar.
gos, ratatia anfs, anisado 8 cualquier
otro l1quido alcoh6lico producido por
destilaci6n (excepto preparedness me-
dicinales y el rom blanco) aunque el
tanto por clento de alcohol que los
referidos lfquidos contengan sea Pc
quefio, y que SO destilen para la venta
6 consume en- Puerto Rico, que sean
importados para la venta 8 consume
de la referida isla, SO psgara un do
liars y veinte centavos por cada ga
Ion fraction de gallon.
Secci6n 9. Que despues del apsr-
tado de la misma Tarifa A. del artf-
c1lu 35o, Titulo TX, del C6digo Polfti-
co, 90 adicione 10 siguiente:
l. Que los cigarros & que sc re-
fiereo los apartados (5) y (6), paguen
solamente I'm cincuenta por ciento de
los dereehos seiialados, en- los indica.
dos apartados cuando dichos cigarros
sean los conocidos con las domin acio-
nss do <Millar,> <Perillas y Breva, y
90 presenter & Ia venta sueltos &
granel, en- csjas ordinarlas y sin eti-
qletas, pinturas 6 envoltorios y con-
teniendo cada una mas de un millar, 6
paquetes de papel comdn y sin es.
tar precintado.
2. Que las caias que sirven de en-
vases interiores & los cigarros, bien
sean de MADEIRA, cristal 6 de cualquier
otrs materia y contengan uu millar Z
c,alquier otra fracci6n menor satisfa
gln derechos &raz6n dc cinco centa'
v)s por cada GAIA.
3 Que los cigarros contenidoi
paquetes de papel plomo, plateado,
d rsdo, de seda, en- generos de cusl
q ,ier clase y preclntados no con Gin
tvs psguen & raz6n de un centavo POI
,a1s psquete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
Fiesta eScO|aT

Por iniciativas del professor de
Lola, don Felipe G Garcfa de la Nocs-
da, tuvo efecto hace pocos dias en- ese
pueblo una fiesta escolar, que result6
brillantisima.
En- nuestro n1mero de manana da-
remos amplios detalles de esa fiesta,
que nos han remitido de allf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
BuQUES EN- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
<Mannie Swan> pendiente.
Georgia Gilkey, descargando.
<John B. Bieneller> id.
sLoring G. Ballards i'd.
sJulia, pendiente.
sW. E. Slower descargando.
CABOTAJE
<Isabelas Aguadilla y Mayaguez'
sGuillermito, Arroyo y Maunabo'
xVoluntad, Yabucoa.
<Petras descargando.
<Esperanza> Culebra.
sMayagnezana> pendiente.
<San Miguels Fsjardo.
<Deseadas, Naguabo y Humacao.
<Uberita> Vieques.
<Borinquens pendiente.
<Ricardo RuizS descargando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-20
CAMBIOs

80 div 4.82&4.83
Londres go , 4.85
vista 80
Paris, vista.... 3 D.
Hamburgo, " 49,. 81 Z"
New York, & -. par P.
EspaGa, &27 D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

the smaller ones requiring, a matter OF
course, less quantity of the oil. This
plan requires no machinery for carrying it
cut, and is certainly worth trial, espe-
cially when the fact is considered that it
won't be a great while before all the avail
able supply of timber suitable TO- poles
will be exhausted
Even II kerosene oil Were used it would
help to make the poles more durable. bur
II Is of course far inferior to the linseed.
Speaking of kerosene OIL or rather
crude petroleum, which answers every pur-
pose and is very cheap it is good plan
to put as much of it on a new shingle roof
as the shingles will absorb. This not only
makes them more durable, but lessons me
danger of fire from sparks falling on the
roof. 1t Is only when the shingles get old
and messy that they catch from q spark
The Oil prevents any vegetable growth
on the shingles, and if applied every two
or three years the shingles will last a num-
Der OF. years
Crude petroleum applied to outbuifdings
Will make them last a great deal longer.
This kind of oil can't be heated with safe
ty, but 1t is so penetrating that no heat
is necessary to drive 1t into the pores of
the wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Increased Austrian Emigration.

The number of Austrian subjects who
pass through the various cities of Sax
ony on their way to the United States"
reports Commercial Agent Harris at Ell
benstock, has become so great that it is
beginning to attract general attention.
The German newspapers are commenting
upon the ultimate influence which such
wholesale emigration Will one day have
upon the social, commercial and indus
trial development OF the neighbor empire
As far back as 1880 emigration from Aus
tria Hungary had reached considerable
ma Snitude but at no time in the past
was the number as large as at present
During the past three months no less
than $1,000 emigrants passed through
Reichenbach, a little town situated on the
main railway line about half way be-
tween Eyer in Bohemia and Leipzig
These eatigTants come chiefly from Cali
cha, Hungary and Carintlia. Scarcely
day passes without crowds of them being
seen passing through on special trains
composed of fourth-class railway coaches.
This is equally true on the line from Bo-
denbaeh in Bohemia to Dresden. Consid-
ering the fact that many thousands of
Austrian subjects find their way to the
United States through the ports of Tri-
este and Havre, the spectacle we are wit
Messing seems almost a migration"