Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-07-13

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Jointly owned, body and soul, by
the plundering plutocracy.
The scheming knave who adj
viscS a workingman in Colorado
to vote the democratic ticket to
escape from Peabody is even a
worse enemy than Peabody him
sell, or Sherman Bell.
The democratic party has no
Iprinciples-it is for sale cheap and
is dear at any price.
Down and out with them both
They are rotten and ill-smelling
and ought to be buried deep and
forever.
Here is another press dispatch
that should delight the heart of
every workingman:
Munich, Bavaria. June 25.-
Albert. the reigning prince of
Thurn and Taxis. is an ardent
sportsman. and is said to be an
adept in every known sport. But
he has other tastes for which the
tai'ors. haberdaShers. shoemakers.
hattcrS and perfumers should
make him their patron saint.
The prince puts on a new suit
OF clothes every day. To his criti-
cal eye a coat once worn is in
rags. Each of these garments is
periumed with altar OF roses that
costs not less than 500 an ounce.
In a year his serene highness
wears about thousand cravats,
two hundred and fifty pairs Of
shoes and an uncountable number
of gloves and hats.
In a word, compared with the
prince, Beau Brummel was tat
terdcmalion.'
This perfumed parasite believes
that workingmen are disgusting
animals and they agree with him.
Only workingmen who have sense
enough to become Socialists are
opposed to princes who produce
not enough to feed a mosquito,
vet have n new suit every day and
squirt perfume at themselves that
costs 500 an ounce. The poor
princes are not TO blame. Work
ingmen force them to il and they
can't help themselves. The work
ingmen who set up and worship
princes who wear 565 new suits
of clothes a year while they them
selves are painless. vote the re-
publican-democratic reversible tic
kct. Socialists are workingmen
who have cut loose and propose
To make princes of themselves
and their class.
Father Sherman and other pli-
ant tools of capitalism are cease
lcSsly frothing about Socialism,
because il will break up the fam
! ily and destroy the home" The
Terre Hautc Tribune-Gazette of
June 80 has this item with the
caption. "Onc Divorce in Five"
The report of the state statis-
tician shows that during the year
1903 there were S57 marriage Ii
ccnses granted and 10 divorces
in Nigo county,
The present marriage institu-
ton is the reflex of the economic
basis of capitalist society. The
Dollar mark is its coat of arms.
Financial consideration is the con-
trolling factor in matchmaking.
Pure love stands little chance
against a fat pockctbook. Eco
nomic dependence accounts for
one divorce in five marriages.
There are thousands who are ut
tcrly wrctched. but would die be
fore being divorced in public. and
there are thousands of others who
don't get along" because they
were married on the merchandise
basis and their souls were not in
the deal for a moment.
Honor bright, as Colonel lngcr-
soil used to say. what percentage
OF marriages in present society are
truly ideal and fill the lives of hus-
band and wife with pure and per-
petual joy? DO they amount to
ten per cent?
The idea of Socialism polluting
such an unclean institution Cap
italiSm has defled the marriage