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The Commoner.
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temporary comfort t6 a ' principle for
which they are willing to face want
and privation a principle which every
fair-minded man and woman should
uphold this right of the laborer to an
equitable portion of the fruits of his
labor.
It is not much that these men ask.
Only enough to enable the man, as
a husband and lather, to provide ade
quate sustenance for his; family, with
out being compelled . to put his wife
and babies into the sweat shop to as
sist him in providing the scantiest
necessities which the human body re
quires. Fivt dollars, or even seven dollars a
week, will not do this,, even though
the women and children of the family
work side by side with the husband
and father.
The unjust labor condition which
prevails today is the greatest menace
to the American home and the Amer
ican family. A woman who is ob
liged to breathe the foul air of a fac
tory, or sit over a machine In a sweat
shop' for hours at a, stretch, can not
be a healthy or competent mother
for her children. The child that is
forced to spend its years of babyhood
and childhood in Xhe factory in order
to supply its frail body with the "crust
wjth which to maintain life, can never
become: the stalwart citizen tjfiat the
country "needs. ' - ". i
It is the unfairness- between capital
and labor that fills to overflowing jaijs
and infirmaries and maltes puny, ir
responsible and stunted mental, and
physical creatures of those who were
croa$e little; lower "thaa the angels':
!Bisho; Fallows' shpWs' littio. jmtienqe
with rhn wft1iV.;.1lArtlBl WhO...rfould
grind the employe ' down o the, ex
trft'mifcv np'rhtf Inst. 'cfrifeL; tHeJre"aiifce'&
tremity of "the" last 'cru&W tHee$ifce
ing Tnan to have' a homo worthy the '
name.
"It is not Christ's political economy
to buy human flesh and blood in the
lowest labor market and sell its prod
ucts in the highest demand market.
That is the devil's political economy,
no matter who may teach or practice
it," declares this preacher, who has in
formed himself on the subject.
It is a wonderful thing for the
church that its leaders are finding
their real work, and it is a fine thing
for humanity that Christianity is to
day interpreting the Master's teach
ings with a degree of serviceable un
derstanding which it has not hereto
fore practiced. Columbus Press-Post.
that the. packer mu$ti -live;, "but" says-
Til Limit is 35
The Delaware and Hudson railroad
has made Its age limit for new em
ployes , thirty-five years. This an
nouncement is contained in a now set
of rules just issued and distributed
to employes. In luxurc no one will
be employed who is under twenty-one
or overthirty-five. Consternation was
caused by this clause at first, em
ployes over thirty-five expecting to
lose their positions, but it has been
explained it relates only .to new em
ployes. They will also be compelled
to undergo a rigid physical examina
tion. Applicants as well as the present
employes must be conversant with the
Tules ,and the examinations will be
severe. Each' class-, of employes will
be allowed a certain time to acquire
knowledge of the new rules before "sub
mitting to the" 'ex'anjiriatlon. Wilkcs
fiarre,; Pa., Telegram to the New "York
.Herald. .... .
What A Girl Did
Such a pretty story comes from New
York.
There was Katie Schwartz, as sweet
as a bunch of roses, and only 12 years
old, and Charles Schmidt, a drunken
and rather worthless longshoreman,
and a police court, that would scare
the very wits out of the average little
girl.
Charles Schmidt was arrested and
clapped Into a cell. Over to the
Schwartz house went Mrs. Schmidt,
weeping and wailing. There were ba
bies at home, no food in the house and
a husband ripe for a term in the work-
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SEARS, ROEIUCK & C0,5 CHICAGO,
Irish Potato Falls
RWaiirifithehrigh potato In"
dxcealng'Cit In prdductlbn anil fur
riilsliinffn'at Vtthe. samo time, irbnr its
bipssoras un exquisite jierfume, a new
wjiite potato is being exploited in
Prance.' Thornwe'll' Haynds, . United
States consul at Roiieh, has reported
It to the state department.
Mr. Haynes says that this wild
aquaic vegetable was introduced from
the banks of the river Mercedes, Ur
uguay, and distributed in France by
Professor Heckel, director of the
Colonial Institute - of Marseilles. In
its original state the tuber is very
bitter, but Dr. Heckel pronounces
marvelous tho results or four years of
experiments with it.
In the same soil tne yield is great
ly superior to that of the ordinal y po
tato. The .Ea'rly Rose in one instance
gave 3,000 pounds to the acre, the
American Marvel 3.000 pounds and
this new species 8,500.
v Cost of Coronation
The cost of the coronation of King
Edward VIL, detairs of which were
recently published, establishes a rec
ord for modern times. It was consid
ered, until yesterday, a lordly and
magnificent thing for the subjects
of George IV. to spend 238,00 in
putting a crown on his head, but we
have eclipsed their lavishness by
121,000. William IV. and Queen
Adelaide were content with a modest
50,000. It is not easy to under
stand in what King Edwards' 359,
000 was sunk, not so easy, at least,
as fn the case of George IV. a sump
tuous record of wnose coronation
proved too costly to finish. The part
which did appear contained seventy
three colored drawings, "finished like
enamels, on yelvet and white satin.
Each portrait cost fifty guineas. A
different spirit animated Earl Gray,
when defending the ministry from a
charge of unseemingly mutilations in
regard to King Edward's coronation.
"It was the hope of the king and the
ministers," -he said, "to prevent, a
heavy burden from falling on the peo-
' pie." London Chronicle.
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Great Reduction in Ratos via
WABASH RAILROAD.
,- non?e visitors Excursion sold every Tuesday in Feptembor and Oct. 1 Hb. Half fare (plus t&00) for
tho round trip to all points In Indiana, points in Ohio and Kentucky.
. tii.SQ St. Xouls aud return, cold Tuesdays aad 'ihursdays,
$KLE0 St. Louis and return, sold dally.
127.15 llufTalo, Niagara rails or Toronto and return, sold dally. f21.t0 Detroit and return, gold dally.
120.00 Chicago and return (onoway via it. Louis) sold dally.
Long limit and stop over allowed at Et. Louie on all tickets.
KICAU DOWN Schedule ol our fast trains IlKAD UT
Lv. 7:4! a. m 6:30 p. m Omahn ' Ar. 0:00 p. in 8:20 iu in
Lv. 8:00 a. in 6:4b ?, m Council JUuflu .. Ar.RM5p.ro 8:00 a, m
Ar. 7:35 p. m 7:00 n. m World ' Knir Station " Lv. 9:15 a. in 7:45 p. m
Ar. 7:50 p. m 7:15 n. m St. Louis Lv. 'J:00a. m 7:30 p. in
These truinu run daily. Compare this time with other linen.
The Wabash lands all passengers at and checks bagRBBc to it own station at main en
trance of World's Fair grounds. Think what this means; quick time, extra car fare saved
and a delightful trip and you arc not all tired out before entering the Kxporltlon Grounds.
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information address,
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O. A. T. D. Wabash Jl. K. Omaha, Nebraska.
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and Ohio, and to some points in Kentucky. Good to return for
thirty days. Via the '
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the main line of The Union Pacific .Railroad. Route of
The Overland Limited. Three trains daily, Omaha to
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