davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-07
Ns1tr fiir Nrottc,t.

Wtauber Otann paBte better in bte &ucbe
unb mandbe Srau better ms @eiob6ft. Die
9tatur Bat Sipar Sen Wtann SIR 8ei9uBertn
Ser 6rau beittinmt, aber ser Wtann lit
ntcbt ielten beS S6ubeS ntebr beOiirfti9,
ais ote 6rau. 0fan lagt 0ann, bic STRAIT
babe bie 6oien at; aber Bic 9teocnSart lit
beroltet; tpte alcb bte3uitGnbe peraltet itnb,
no Sic Trau tbre SelbtitGnbt9fett nic1t
geltcn6 macben burfte. GS 9iebt beute tau;
Ien6 Trouen, Sic Ben &f nit Dem 0az
ieil1 bic[ mlt1biger unD nit piet mebr @rz
folg fiibrelt, ais 10 mand6er Wtann. Wta1t
bort nierndl5 BON Observation-Disclosures
6ie einen 8eruf er9r1ffen, Die ft6 umgez
bracbt bdtten ba9e9en lit bic 3abl Ser les
bi0en Mdnner, Die ii9 aus ber g8elt ibafz
fen, groB. Die 6rauen iinb iiberbaupt
itdrfer tpie bic Mdnner Ga, Iacbt nur ipOtz
tii6 ibr ySerren ser Soh0pfungo", trob<
Dem tie bas i6tpocbe @clchlebt beiBen 6aS
miro unS ieber 3abnar3t unb ieber anoere
Qtr5t ~be3eu9en. Die Srauen perben es
au6 ipo6l nod bis gum 0ablre9t brin>
gen Ser Gintpan6, 6oB sic itttiame Tralt
ntbt au Ben @oblplab gebOre, 1T ntcbt
iti6balttg Ct 1pri9t nut 9e9en ben Wobl7
anltano Der MGnner. @S lGBt iib Ofan@
be5 ge9eu Bic @oblbefG6igun8 ber Sra1
eintpenben, aber aucb iebr 8teLes gegen Die
Ser Ofdnner. 9oS 'auitralii6e @a6lipitem
bat ilber1aupt bartn cine 9roBe Nenberltng
ooEAnffo1 1t1S MIC r1SorGfno Nfp Mp-
g"entpart Ser 6rau Dem Wtanne in n1areber
8esiebung einen 3aum duflegt, 10 mtcb
fie eS aucb I'M Wa6lplaBe tbun. Wtr
tpolen ntcbt DOrgretfen, Gber in stpan5tg
Sabren itimmt Die 6rau in Nmertfa, 70 gut
ME fie bette y0pftor" ntr6 un6 ionit mas.
Die 8erufSfretbeit BADEN mir t6r berettS
5u~geitan6en unb al6 oaS 9te6t, @runOz
eigentbum gu beiiBen; unb mir perben tbr
audi baS 8oblrebt 3ugeitebcn. $50 eS
mieber aufgeboben tpurbe, mar es nut, neil
Bic 6rou ielber nod ni4t 70 melt aus ben
bonn alien 3opf ge3Ogenen S6ranten
beraus9etreten ipar, baB ite 6aS tbr gez
ma6te 3u9eitdnbutB gu miirbt9en puBte.
8ts ieBt baben 6a8 nur bic alien Sungfern
un6 Die vManntpetber" getban. Nber tpartet
nur, ibr Wtdnner! Guere polittibe 6err1
i9aft bat am IGn8iten ge6auert. N}an bat
BEN 8rauen bieIfab baS 8abIrecbt bel
S9uIpablen 3ugeitanben. 9a iebt Sbrs,
tbr Trouenl g8ie6er Der Gtgennub Ser
MGnner. Sn Sic &ir6e tOnnt Sbr eeben
un6 Die S3uIratbe t0nnt SSbr ipdblen,
benin Die 6elfen Sud- Die &inber er3ieben,
nit benen bic Wtdnner it9 10 9erne be-
faiien. Qt6er 0as 8irtbsbauS un6 bic
raultralii9e 8ube4. Die betrabten Die
ielbitii6tigen Wtdnner aIS ibr ausi6lteBz
ltbeS @ebtet. Sn eriterem tpouen bic
0tGnner feline l1eberpa6ung, 6enn 6as
&netpen mar bon ieber Elm Monopol Ser
Mdnner, Die ia, ais fairies @el6lecbt, uebr
pertro9en f0nnen; unb sic Lebterc bitten fe
ioe9en Ser @efabr, Die benz e~riteren BON
bem 8ablre9t Der Trauen 6robt. Nber
Der 3ett8eiit 1T itGrter ais Ser 3opf. 53eit5
9etit un6 3opf iteben ii9 biametraG gegenz
itber, toenn ite iib AUDI 8etbe nit einem 3
i6retben. Die STANDARDIZATION n16gen
no9 10 ie6r 6age9en 3etern.
, 1894-05-07

= @eitern mar ser Gn6eStag Nleran6er
bon 6umbolbt'S 1850 unb bes QtuS5ugs
@aribalOi's NIT ieiner SretIbaar bon
@enua Q860). !6eute Dor 1852 Sa6ren lit
@uitaD 2lOolf in Wfitndben eingcSoger.
1882 miro Otto, Yrtn5 bon 8aDern, burcb
Sranfreib, &uBlanb unO @nglan0 gum
&Gntg BON @rieDenlanb ertpGblt. 1849 lit
8arrifaOenfampf in 2etp5i9. Die 8iirger
unb Stubeuten iteIen bic 0tube ipie6er Der.
1866 Q(ttentat auf 8ismarf. 1869 8ouz
en6ung Der l1nion 8actfic 8abn, 1888
llnter9ang bes amerifanii1en 0ampfers
vGurefa" All set nir9inii6en &iifte uno
&rofebl I'M llnterbauie bes 0iterrei6iidcn
9teicbSta8es, ~Deruriacbt bur6 @ntiiemiten =;
Der Sfanbal lebt fih ipGter auf Ser StraBe
fort. (9er Nnttiemtten zSabrer S96nerer
pirD tpeser WtiBbanolun9 bes &ebatteurs
bes @tener vT~age6Iattes" 5u 4 Monaten
@efGn9niB DerurtbeiID. 1889 fttrbt Der
ruliiiae Mtniiter be5 Snnern, @raf Golz
ltoi.
, 1894-05-07
fiirbten Unruben.

Die 3tegeletbeitber 6aDt & @Ifis in
8lue SSlanb eriucbten beIte frib ben
Sberiff abermal5 UNI Bic gntien6ung elmer
SbcriffSmannibaft Oortbin, ba ie fircbten,
baB bic Gtreiter ii6 ST. llnruben binreiBen
Iaiien iperOen. Sbrem @eiudb tpur0e ents
iprOcben unb % Sberiffsgebilfen begaben
itob nit Dem $40 3pge nacb Blue Sslanb.
8iS Otitta9 lief feline gtabrtcbt bon elmer
&ubeitOrun8 i'm Sberifsamt elm.
, 1894-05-07

gang Ser Sta6t. Ginc Sto6t bon Ser
@roBc un6 8eoeutung @6ica8o5 fam ni9t
dui bic 00Ncr title itcDcn. 6cfti9e Stu
rungcn Ger Titan5OcrNdltniIlc, mic I'M Dort>
gen CONNER, fonneu 3lpar porilbergcGcn0
Stofrngcn I'M Observation-Disclosures,
ME III Dem aIOcret, DcrDorrufct, Sobalb
oieic aber pieber elnigermaBen 9eorOnet
lin0, muB it1 au0 Od5 natur8cmdBe See
6iirfliB nacb Der Grlanguug DOn @rlulobc;
ltB utt6 portbeilbaften 9(nloBelt Don &apttal,
0aS iOnlt nibt geiDtullbrt9eno perlpcrtRet
iperoen tonn, nomentliD tpenn an iolcbem
&apitol eth llcberfluB lit, lin 10 britgcnOer
9cItenb macbcn. 1tnb @elo lit ia III 6iue
unb Tiue od. Damn aber bat au3 bic in
leBter Belt burcb oen gau Bon 6ocbs unb
cleftriic5en 8aDneu III QuSiicbt geiteute,
groBartige Gntipidelung Ocr ScbneQpere
%tebrSmitteG bamit Su ibaffen, Bic benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neue QlbiaB9ez
biete eric6toB. Wtan iiebt baS ouc6 an ser
auf's gtcue ertpacbten 8outbdtigfeit, oerelt
%etn3i9er 6emmi0uD bic ltniicberbeit be3i9a
licb Der @cltaltung beS NrbeitSmarfteS
6iloet. SIT bieie crit beDoben, bonn wtrb
NIGHTS me6r Die 8outbGtigfeit uno 6auit
aub ben 6anbel nit 8auiteIen 5iigeIn.
SIS miro tpentger init 0runbeigentDum
lpcfultrt, ais felt barin angelegt. Sn Der
9an5cn Stabt iin6 in Ooriger Q8obe 201
Observation-Disclosures auSgegeben norben,
u1O 5lDar 80 III Ser Nltitaot, 30 IN ODoe
8arf, 80 I'M Gopn Safe unb 80 in Safe
Gtem. Die Soften bteier @ebGube b"eltefen
iib in BET 2tltitabt auf 355, 175, in 6Dbe
8art auf 8O,45O, in Cafe 8tetD a1f 81, $50
unb in 2afe auf 1920 Dollars. SIS
murben alto Sic neilten @r6eiteripo6nlngen
i'm Soipn Safe in 9tngrtff genommen, uno
in Safe 8ietp nod fotfpieli9ere @ebduoe,
ais in 6Dbe gart; in Safe Gieip font
men bic Soften bon 80 Neubauten ouf
1000 Dollars mebr 81 iteben, ais in 6pbe
Barf bic Soften bon 30. 9aB bic geor6>
peitlette i'm Bunfte Der 8autbdti9feit nicbt
5uriidltebt, bemetlen bte 6unoertc bon gteuz
bauten, auf Die bort itberau 6as 9tuge
ftOBt un6 stpar lit AUDI BORT Bic gionterz
periobe bereitS ~iibertpuuber, Denn eS nerz
BEN iOli0ere @ebdube aufgcfiibrt, ipie in
frtleren SaDren, 0as ygIborabo" 6cs
2lrbeiterS 1T aber iener Stabttbeit porlGuft9
oob nodb, benn uir9enbS fGuft man, nur
tpentge Wteilen bonn WtitteIpunft Der Stobt
e~ttferut, 10 ipobIfetl, pte gera6e bort, uno
nir8enbS itebt cine 10 gtGn8enbe 2(ufbei>
ierung Der @runbeigentbumSpertbs in
ii9erer NuSii6t, fpie in benz POM 6luiie
unb Ser Wttlpaufee Q%(oenue, no iebt Sic
t6ochbabn 6initrebt un6 elettrii6e 8abnen
bis nacb SefferiOn. Barf 9ebaut mer6en,
6egren3ten @ebtete. 9a9icl6c gilt ol1c9 bon
ber GuBeriten Nor0z uno Meltieite, no Sic
eleftrii9e 8abn neue 0obn8cbiete gu err
iblieBen inn 8c9riffe ite6t un0 in 6oGge
Oeiien Die neuen t6duier ME 8tlse Iber
Ga6t aus BET Groe Derbori6ieBen.
9ieie pieberertpobte 8aua unb Saul
luit lit Der bette 8eueis Oafir, 6aB mir I'M
3eiben bes 8ubm5 iteben, unb Chicago
gepalti8e ~2tnitrengungen macbt, bcn 9tlp
Der leBtidbrigen 6inansfrtie bon ii6 ab3uz
l6Itteln.
, 1894-05-07
Ser ,Necor0" tpiIcht Sc

Ser v9ecorb" piicbt benz vSnter
Ocean" ems aus, neil 6ieier cine bon tbnt
gebradbte Maittbeilung aus europa Says
barauf ais eigeneS rGabcIteIe9ramm" ge7
brabt bat. g8ir mllien BEN DSnter Ocean"
ge9en Die 8ei9ulOigung bes 0icbita6ls in
Scbub nebmen. gti9t er, ~ionoern Sic
0epei9enfabrif tn Stem gort, aus tpel6er
Ser rSnter Ocean" feline Especial Cable
grams" be5iebt, bat BEN 9iebltabl oeriibt.
acknowledgements batten Der y9tecorb" unO
Die beDuBte 9epei3enfabrif aus berieGben
Queue 8ei6Opft: BEN eurOpati9en 3eiz
tungen. Ole beuti9en 3eitun9en f0nnten
ibren engltiben &ouegtnnen berarti9e
9iebereien ale Naien lang nocbweiien.
Q8aS Die Oeuticben 3eitungen in ibren
rQuslanO" zgfabrt9ten ais Puitnobri4ten
bringen, OaS bictet Den engGii3en ergtebigz
item Stoff gu 8abelSG eIegrammen eigeniter
Wa9e.
, 1894-05-07
0as ngBeltblatt", genannt vGbica8.

= 9aS uWeltblatt", g%enannt vGbica9o
6eralb", pocbt %getpaGtig auf Sic ange6licbe
GOrt<effIi9teit ieineS v9teuigfettsbieniteS"
Q8tr tpoIen benz 2eier Oes rQbenOblatteS"
Elm tleines 8rObcben Oapon porieBen: Scr
G5aretptti@ lit feit enti6loIien, auf bic
Gbronfolge su Oer5icbten unO unOerbeiratbet
81 bIeiben. @as BEN iungen Otann gu
Oieiem o~uffalenOen @nt1bGuiie beitimmt,
lift icbtper gu ermitteln .." 90 ftebt in
ser geitrigel1 QluS9a6e beS u8eltbIattes" 81
lelen. @3aretpiti3 NifOlaus lit NUN aber
icbon felt Dem 20, 2(pril 5. S. 9liifltc6er
8rdutigam unb benft gar ni1t barar, auf
letn &ecbt Der GbrsnfOIge 5u Der5i9ten.
, 1894-05-07
Trau Mat6il6a &ramer, an Ser 6arz

= Urau WfatblI6a &ramer, an Der Oar
riion unb Maren8o StraBe, in South
6arlem tpObnbaft, itarb geitern I'M Gountp
6oipitaI an8ebIi9 III ToIoe bon &erGebun7
gen, Die tbr am 10. Sebruar BON ibrem
Wanne beigebra6t tpurben. G5 betBt, boB
nebrere JtabbQrn Ser 8eritorbencn bel Dem
@%oronerS sSnqueit cricbeinen uno NuSla9en
ilber bic 6rau &raner BON i6rcm @attelt
81 She'll getDoroencu robe 8ebdnblung
machen tperben.
, 1894-05-07
.0ie 66Qe 1T Der ein,ioe 8Iok, IN

u0ie 60ue 1T Ser ein8i8e 8laB, 100
nibt 9earbeitet ptrb" (Spri6p0rteribab
Oss r@bice8O 9eral6"). Der 6umme
SeufeG, bcr bieie 8%ebauptung aufiteut,
wirb Oeren Srri9teit icbon ausftnoen, penn
Ser Sag tommt, ba er fi9 ieinen 8ettern
I'M 9tei6e 6eS Satonas ltotb9e6rungen am
i9lieBen muB, Den mabt 8eI3ebub gee
ptB gum vOberi6armetlter".
, 1894-05-07
Wteoer elmer ants 11IeIer oeliefert.

1Oteoer etner an 5 llle11er 9eltefert.
Sin alter 8%efannter Der 3oltseirt6ter
DeS Wfar1pelitr s@cricbts, Wtte WorteQ
(etn 8ruOer beS beriicbtigten }. 3. inSolict
etne 2OiG6rtBe 3ucbtbouSitrafe abbiiBenben
8anbenfiibrers g8ilie Morteu) macbte
beute inter Der @ntla9e beS ~GaubanfauS
benz 9tibter 9oolep Die %2luflpartung. Ser
8pri6e, Ser crit 20 Sabre alt lit, aber
beretts pteoerbolt lib wegen fleiner unb
GROCER 8ergeben 81 berantporten bate,
mar elmer Der SecbS, bic am Sonntag, ben
20. Npril, BEN Qlrbeiter Sobn 8aretes BON
$50 g. GanaI Ctr. an Der @de Der 6enrD
Str, altficlen, m~iBbanbelten uno UNI $10.75
beraubten. 3nct Ser &erle, Q8tlriQm
Sbeebp unb Sobn &enne6b, moren bereit3
am Sanita8 Dor Dem Ni6ter uno ipurbe,
mie mir bie8besi9licb bereit5 bericbteten.
Sbee60 i%troffrei ouf Die Wtenidbbeit loSgez
Iaiien 1lnD &enne0D benz Griminalgerjcbt
iiberipieien. Worteu ipuroe bis gum g.
unter $500 8ilr9i9aft g~eitellt, Die orci
an6eren Strolcbe, Saul 2inie, Safe &ur3
unb Sobn Wturtin iouen ~ebenfaIls nocb ge7
fGnglid6 etn8e5ogen neroen. Ob bic Sc
iellibaft aber uni9aoli6 gen1acbt tperDen
tpirO, mD9ten mir uns 81 bespetfeIn erz
lauben.
, 1894-05-07
Qus Dem. Rrtmtnaloeridt.

@or Ri9ter Gears be9ann 6eute Morz
gen Der 8ro5eB gegen Gbrtittan @iatgon,
tpelcber am 4. Suli 1893 an Der Ste BON
2afltn unb IA. Str, I'M 8erlauFe zines
StreiteS BEN 2lubre>p Burns eridboB.
, 1894-05-07
Qo6estdue

tpur6en betm Hegiitrar 6cs @eIunbbettsz
ANTS beute 8Ormtttag pie folgt angcz
mel6et:
anuitoiio ~ltr6unstiu, 1 S. 6 3d., WO.736
98. II. StraBe.
auni8unOe 0torD 5oberIon, 3 3d., SEQ.
1O2 Sbermanitr.
e6orIes 6. 0ttO, So S., $50. 1872 80.
6arviionitr.
9ouis 8enber, 6 3d., 6. 6. 5Ofpitol.
g5riftton @Oe3rle, II S., benti8eS
6oipttaL.
Otaria Sophie 9t6a Mars, $40. 285
&ib9etua0 Npe.
SOiie S4Of, 20 S., 9OfenboipitaI.
9erntonn SSpaIb, 36 S., geo. 58
,6aitingsitr.
ln5et8en in Ser Mbenbausgabe Ser Satz
nots StaatsSettung baben ben beiten grfolg.
, 1894-05-07

gSaS lte9t Ii Dem allem 81 @run6e ?
Gr1tenS Der 9an5 natiirltcbe Gntpidelun8sz
, 1894-05-07
6eirdtbsfdheiue.

tSeute tuurben bte fol9enoen 6etratbs5
i9etne erpirft:
, 1894-05-07

@bmlltb pon 8artpen, emma Sion. 1913
@nltop IS. Smarl OH, Mmonoa Is.
, 1894-05-07

Hoods PiIIen 9elteu ols bas b~elie6teite @otorrb-
MsLttel bel julien. Die lie perin4t ha6en. 25c Der @chnhteL
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16

ing him hand and foot, and letting him
hang upon the fatal mesh until the
long-legged interest devours him.
There is but one thing on a farm like
it, and that is the Canada thistle, which
swarms with new plants every time
you break its roots, whose blossoms are
prolific. and every flower the father of
Il million seeds. Every leaf is an awl,
every branch Il spear. and every plant
like a platoon of bayOnets. and Il field
of them like an armed host The whole
plant is a torment and Il vegeta BILE
curse. And yet. Il farmer had better
make his bed of Canada thistles than
TO be at ease upon interest.
Interest cannot be without debt.
Abolish the system that is founded on
debt. and the human race will soar to
that higher civilization which philOSO-
pliers have pictured and of which poets
have dreamed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
Study Over This.

Why the working people. people who
work with their hands, cannot see that
they pay for the palaces. the costly fur
niture the elegant turnOutS. the fine
dresses. the great banquets and balls,
is one of the funny things in this age
of universal reading Suppose all who
labor with their hands would emigrate
To some unoccupied country and go to
working for themselves. would all the
riches of these great people raise any
thing to eat or wear? Don't YOU seq the
means they have employed to make
you slaves: Why do you work and give
them anything? Why don't you keep
all you make: They have got into their
possession all the lands, houses. rail
these things that you with your labor
have created they make YOU give
up all you make except just enough
20 keep you from starving. SO YOU can
produce more children to be slaves to
their children. You can live without
them. but they cannot live without
YOU. Study over this and get it
through your skull and see if it isn't
true. They want YOU to believe it
isn't, but you think for yourself if
you want to be anything but Il slave
who labOrs under the delusion THAT
he is Il freeman.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
Notes of In fiustry.

Nashville weaverS have struck.
Immigrants are going South.
Europe has II sol breweries.
Trenton peters Will hold fair.
Savannah longShoremen struck.
Vanderbilt has $1,000 piano.
Cincinnati has 100 union BARRIERS.
Topeka switchmen have organized.
England has Chinese house servants
Australia uses American AK handles
Louisville has Il terpsichOrean union.
There are 5000 union longshorcmen.
New York Hebrew hatterS organized
Nashville Times printers won n strike.
Cincinnati hOrSeShoerS work ten
hours.
New York has n Hebrew bakers
union.
Frisco seamen won advances in
wages.
Des MoineS unions held mass meet
ing.
Nashville coiored teachers are organ
lied.
Cincinnati carpenters get from So to
S:5 Il day.
Cincinnati gasfitters get from So to
81 Il day.
Connecticut jewelers. have a State as
ISOLATION.
Tacoma Union is run on the co-Opera-
tive plan.
New York suspender-makers are re-
organizing.
Savannah has Il negro longshore-
mems union.
Cleveland bakers run an employment
bureau
st. Louis women shOewOrkers have
formed union
American Railway Union is gaining
ground in the East
The Sicilian authorities are allotting
land to laborers.
Nickel barber shops are multiplying
at Kansas City.
International cigarmakers have o
surplus of 100000
Thirty per cent. of the union molders
of Cleveland, Ohio, are idle.
Detroit hackmen have forced the
busowners to take out licenses.
The Merchants Association of San
Francisco will enter politics.
Brooklyn cigarmakers say union men
are not buying union cigars.
New Hampshire central labor unions
have formed State association.
Providence, X. l., may offer manufac-
turers inducements to locate there.
Portland (Ore.) miners struck for the
reinstatement Of a union man.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16

fusal, says the report, "Of the General
Managers Association to recognize and
deal with such a combination OF labor as
the American Railway Union seems ar
rogant and absurd when we consider its
standing before the law, its assumptions
and its past and obviously contemplated
future action"
The reduction of wages at Pullman to
offset losses are found TO have thrown by
far the greater burden on labor, though
during the time of reductions no salaries
of officers, managers or superintendent
were Observation-Disclosures who manifeStly
could have sustained IL reduction much
better than the wOrkmen in the shops.
The refusal TO cut down the high rents
in Pullman is regarded as unfair and I'M
wise. considering the reductions in wages
of those paying the rents. Failure TO
make any concession and the discharge
of members of the committee calling on
the Pullman officials for increased pay
precipitated the strike. The orderly con-
duct of the Pullman strikers is comment
ed on with favor.
When the great railroad strike was on
the General Managers Association, like
the Pullman corporation, refused to con-
slider the matter of arbitration. The
commission is of the opinion that "a diff
ferent policy would have prevented the
loss of life and great loss of property and
wages occasoned by the strike" The
commission would have labor organiza-
tons recognized and made responsible
While declining To take up the question
of Government ownership of railways
as a remedy for railway strikes. it points
out that if railway combinations con-
tinue it will not be long before the Gov
eminent will have to seriously consider
Government ownership and Govern
ment regulation will have TO be in
creased. Finally. the commissions rec
concentrations are that n permanent Uni
ted States strike commission be formed.
and that power be given to the Federal
courts to enforce the findings of the COM
mission. In the case of public corpora
tons, like railroads, ii is the commits
sion's opinion that there would be no
difficulty and no hardship in compelling
the acceptance of terms of settlement
rs agreed on by the commission. Besides
this recommendation it is urged on States
to establish systems of Cancellation and
arbitration similar TO that in Massachu-
aetts and to render illegal contracts re-
Quiring men not TO join labor organiza-
tions or to leave them as conditions of EN-
ployment. The commission further urges
employers everywhere TO recognize labor
unions and to treat with them and to
raise wages voluntarily when trade con-
diti0ns will permit.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
An Illustration OF Debt.

Brown loans Jones $1,000 Imme-
diately Jones begins to work and
Brown begins to fatten. Jones works,
Gracious. how he does work. But
Brown don't. If Jones ever is so for
tunatc as to get that amount again he
pays it back. Browns income stops:
he must use his capital or go to work
Money does not grow. 1t never i'll
cEeaSeS. 1t is only work that produces
so YOU see Browns money begins to
shrink unless Brown goes to work. 1t
was not Browns money that made
anything for JoneS-not Il cent. 1t
waS the condition in which it placed
Jones to go to work. Therefore. Jones
should not have paid for the privilege
of becoming producer. Interest is II
crime 1t takes from the worker and
gives to the idler. 1t fines industry
and rewards Incidence. 1t takes from
the poor and gives to the rich 1t
chains genius and gives wings To igno-
rance. 1t is condemned by the Bible
and all philosophers, and no follower
of Christ can receive it.
NO blister draws sharper than does
the interest. OF all industries. none is
comparable To that interest. 1t works
all day and all night, In fair weather
and in foul. 1t has no sound i'm it's
footsteps, but travels fast. 1t gnaws
at n mans substance with invisible
teeth. 1t binds industry with its film,
as fly is bound I'm a spiders web.
Debts roll man over and over, bind
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
How TIL " Solve 1t.

4 Chicago corporation lawyer pro
poses IA plan to stop railroad strikes"
In brief. his plan is to make every en-
gineer. fireman, brakeman and others
engaged in the running department.
get Il license from the Government be-
fore being allowed to work. Good idea
general managers be forced also to
take out II license. While about il. let
the Government own the roads and OF
crate them without profit. Great year
for corporation smart alecks 10 solve
questions In solving them most of
them give themselves away.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
Bankcrs' Ready Advice.

The bankers are telling the people TO
be patient, things will adjust them
selves and good times return. How
long do they expect men who depend
on daily toll for bread to live without
means? Would these bankers like to
go TO bare homes with starvation
staring the family in the face and be
cOntented? To the men who have
plenty this advice is very nice, but con
tentment is impossible to those in
want. who have been robbed by eXtor-
ton on every article of life that the
monopolists may surfeit. TO those
who feast the hopeful outlook" may
be bright. but to the enforced idle the
future il dark and gloomy. Fine
words butter no parsnipS.'
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
MOnOooly still Eule1.

The election is over. Now what ben
cits do you expect to get: What will
compel your employer to pay you more
wages and less on dividends: What
will compel the railroads To pay more
wages. reduce the rates and pay the
British less interest and dividends?
What will compel the sugar trust 10
sell You sugar for less price and pay
less on watered stock and bribery of
Congress: The old party speakers and
press have influenced you to again give
YOUR votes TO indOrSe them. and they
will have no further Use for You I'M
til next election Nothing they have
promised you would do You any
good. even if they carried il out. The
issue with them was to get office, and
to You they talked tariff. which not
one in hundred of you know any
thing about They have got YOU for
two more years. and their high mOguls
will meet iii their rich cluh-r0OmS sur
rounded 10y every luxury your united
labor will produce and over wine and
banquet viii recall their victories.
Ou tdG ~ OtttA ~ .IUti WI - - .'t
are fortunate enough To have any. and
struggle fer the pittance they dole out.
Such has been the world since history
began and y0u are not wiser than your
forefathers. They. too. were hood
winked. caioled and harangued into
supporting nil kinds OF tyranny under
some plausible plea of benefit To them
selves. They, too supported systems
that gave to y few the product of the
toll of the many. They. too. took sides
with their opDreSSorS against every
patriot who raised his voice against
the usurpations and failacics of their
times. They, too. refused to weigh
and consider the words that would
have made them free. Their faults
and their ignorance. honest faults and
honest ignorance. too. you can see.
but you. like them, cannot see your
own faults and ignorance. The cleo
ton is over Trusts and mOnopOlies
still rule, and you can sit down and
drink your bitter cup for two more
years Perhaps by that time you Will
have learned to do Il little thinking for
Yourselves