The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19


 time roaming around the beautiful isl- and of Corfu and living under the same roof with the Emperor. they are kept rather Uncomfortable .n their cramped quartexs on board the yacht Hoh enzol- Tern. and if such thing were possi- ble. they would undoubtedly go on a strike.
 The reason .s that the Imperial Villa. "Achilieion." which was supposed to be ready to receive the Kaiser and his travelling court was found to be fin the hands of mechanics, whose love of the Oriental dolce far nfente had made it impossible to complete the necessary repairs.
 As result the Imperial couple oc- cupy all the habitable rooms while their followers have been forced to live on board, racing back and forth be- tween the yacht and the villa at the beck and call of His Majesty, who Is not always a very considerate em- ployer. Hive lilac lacrymae!
 Warned Against America.
 Stay away from the United States, unless you want to starve. Is the ad- vice the official and semi-ofhcfal Ger man papers are giving the young peo- pie of Germany.
 The "Berliner Korrespondenz," an official organ of the German Govern- ment. issues special warning to com mercial clerks not to go to America which, 1t says. is passing through severe hnapcial crisis, the outcome or which no one can foretell. The paper adds that the efforts or the American press to make 1t appear that the crisis is over are not based on facts and that the prospects or sue cess for young people are at present | far better in Germany than In the United States.
 ToIstoy's Birthday. The Veitch, one of the most prom | nent organs of the Union or hussian people, publishes (according to ot. | Petersburg message) the following comments on the approacnihs sn.,atn ton of Count Leo Tolstoy's eishte'n birthday: Anniversaries are usually celebrated | In inc case of persons who have ais tinguished themselves by any remaIA n able services Let us inquire inlo ule nature of the services rendered 10 nus- sia by Leo Tolstoy. services whIcn; sS se .rado neriodicals, are to- be feted not orIv by the entire Russian people, put | h,, Inc wheel world. Tolstoy has cer- l tsirIv heen of immense service-not to Russia or Russians but to Jews anu the rest of the Liberal scum. r.. If the Duma participates Tn the i I famous celebration of which we neal ,t zr,,1 ha committing the greatest pos aihla crime against Russia and all GOO fearing Russians. The address which I Is to he presented to Tolstoy VIII douhtless bear millions of signatures- | tbose of the accursed and cowardly Jews. of whom there are seven mil l lions in Russia, and of the miseraple | intellectuals, and the remainder or the
 
 | turned by Tolstoy
 u,,t ratther Duma nor Holy Synod should demean itself by celebrating the | anniversary of this impious scouncrel' T. who has done more harm to hussla than all the brigands of the past to- gether.
 Russian Black Hundred. The Russian Black Hundred has practically split up into two parties as inc result of a quarrel between it's nominal president. Dr. Dubrovin' and the famous Mad Monk, lliodore. l IlIidore proposed that the Black Hundred organization should he re- oh listened "Orthodox' Union of the Russian people, and that all sectarians should be excluded. Dubrovin replied that this would exclude him, upon which Illtodore said that that was his intention.
 Another furious dispute Is raging over the practice of the Black Hun dred in its proclamations of spelling "Autocraticr with q capital, and Or th odox" with a small letter. The real cause of these quarrels is be- IIeved to be the disappearance of the sum of S20,000 which officials Of the party accuse one another of stealing
 Marie SpiridOnOva Escapes.
 Marie Spiridonova. whose sufferinss as d prisoner and exile have made her famous. has succeeded in escaping from captivity in Siberia, according to news received by her friends here The last reports stated that the girl was dying of consumption. induced by her terrible experiences during the last three years. but apparently she c. is still equal to the exertions of an es' cape from Russian Jailers I The girl-martyr is said to be now a on her way to Australia. Her escape Emust be attributed to the powerful secret workings of the Revolutionaries who have been making strenuous ef- forts on her behalf ever since she was