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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
La slTUAcloN FlNANclERA.
EI oobierno Expedlra ciento cineuen-
ia Millones de Pesos en- Bonos Pa.
ra Aiivlar ell Panlco.

A s75,000,000 llega la cantidad de
orc contratado en- Europa por las
instituciones financieras de los Els.
tados Unidos con el fin de aliyiar la
tirantez monetaria que ha creado un
panico en- este pats. Pero aun toda
esa enorme cantidad no es suficiente
asf es que el departamen.o de la teso-
reria anunci6 el dia IS que expadiria
Ii eantidad de cincuenta millones de
pesos en- bonos del canal de Panama
y Glen millones mas en- obligaciones
del gobierno al tres por ciento para
aliviar la situacian financiera. Sc
cree que este paso sera la panacea
que ponga de nuevo al pais en- sus
pies.
Mientras que en- vista de la gran
emergencia, el paso dado por el go
bierno podra ser bueno para aliviar
Il, situaeion, no debe perderse de Wis
u que el giro de obligdciones bonos
con redito, es una carga v I'm castigo
severe para el pueblo, que tendra
que pagar tres millones medic de
redito annual por los pecados de los
tahures y especuladores de la bolsa
que han causado el panlco La medi-
da tomada por el gobierno es una me
dida de las que solo Sc toman en- case
dc guerra pero en- ell case presen. e
no existe guerra ninguna, y solo ha ST.
dc creada una situacion de bancarro.
Il debido a las especulaciones Y ire
tas dc la riqueza rapaz que esta domi-
nando al pafs y q la cual la admins
TRACTION que solo Sc contenta con anne
nazar. pero sin poner NADIA en- ac-
cion positlva
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
LA IeLEslA EN- MANos De Lutte
no.

El Voluble Roosevelt Sc Dselara A.
hora Neutral" en- Ia Question de
Estado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23

No 10 negue y en- el curse de Ia dispu-
ia me di0 muchO cor9le y IL pegue
un gOlpe con mi cuarta.
"No Nevada mi pistola en- Ia otra
manO Y cuando acorle, va le habia
disparado un tiro. Despues de muer-
to el viejlto, oculte el cadaver deiras
del tronco de un 0rbol. All tempo
que 80 mate al vielito, Gutierrez Sc
hallaba ocho millas lie distancia."
Otros reos que fueron sentenciadOs
al mismo tempo son: Charles A..
Bartlett p0r circular checks falses,
dos amos; Antonio Arias, alias Pedro
Morales, por robo, Is meses; George
Elw0od, por robo, tres amos; William
korte, por roho, un aho; Edgar
Smith Y John Williams, por robo,
dos amos; Jack Rodgers, por porte de
armas, sesenta dias de carcel, V Ra-
mon Neldsquez, por asalto y golpeo,
80 dias de carel.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
Dos Cantinas RiyaIizandOse.


Dice el Optic, correspondence al
Microbes:
Florentino Moutoya Y Ralph
Coke, propietarios de la cantina del
Buffalo, sta en- La Plaza, fueron
arrestados aver por girar juegos de
azar sin licencia y ordenad0s de COM
parecer manana 4 las 10 ante el iuez
lie paz, Felipe Baca v Garcia. So
dice que In causa es obra de rencor.
John Mitchell ha estado gimndo
los Juegos en- Ia eantina, pero Ell lunes
sc traslad0 al Colorado Bar, en- Ia ca
lie del Puente. Habiendo expirado
al mismo tempo las Iicencias de A.
Gonzales, Montoya Y Coke compra-
ron la ruleta y mesas de este, v de-
terminaron eonducir sus propios jue-
gos. Florentiuo Montoya giro su
check por la licencia correspondence
y fue la casa de cortes q sacarla,
pero el ASSESSOR estaba ausente Y asi
fue que dej0 el asunto para el siguien-
te dia, aunqne comenzaron girar
los iuegos esa misna tarde las (.
A Ia ma1ana siguiente obtuvo In Ii
cencia eubriendo desde el dia del lu-
nes, Ia cual expuso en- Ia pared, Y en-
la tarde fner0n arreStldos los MEM
bros de Ia tirma acusados de girar
luegos de azar sin licencia. Sc dice
que la acusacion fue proferlda por
Benigno Martiutz Y Miguel Romero,
propietarios de Ia Cantina Paci6ca.
FL Sr. Montoya dice que el Sc cap
70 Ia enemistad de Martinez debido 4
Ia accicn del cuerpo de educacion, del
que es secretario, en- haber forzadolo
Ia que pagara licencia despues que
habia est,do girando sin ella por seis
mests.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
Sc Reporta la Resignation del Juez
Fall.

Tn despacho de Washington fecha.
do el dia II asienta que el Goberna
dor Curry partiria esa noche de re
greso para Nuevo Mexico, ahadiendo
que so rumora con mueha insistencla
que ell Juez Fall, procurador general,
dimitira su puesto y que d. ]. Leahy
le sucedera. El corresponsal del
Journal en- El Paso. entreyist6 per.
sonalmonte al Juez Fall quien le diio
que no ha resignado,
TODD 10 de arriba indica que Roose-
volt ha de haber dado lnstrucciones
al gobernador de que quite al Juez
Fall de procurador general, pues la
circunstancia de que el mismo Juez
Fail haya declarado que no ha resig-
nado no indica sino que Ia determine
clon, en- case de ser cierta, fue .oma-
da en- Washington, sin ell conocimien-
to del procurador general.
Lo que fuere sonara.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
PERsoNALEs.

Don Manuel Tafoya, de San Jose,
Sc hallaba en- Ia eludad el Jueves
Don Leandro Trulillo, de La Enci-
nosa, visit0 nuestro despacho 81 Jue-
YES.
Don Andres Lucer0, de AntOnchi-
GO, trans0 negocios en- la ciudad el
lunes.
Don Domingo Hays, del Ojo del
Apache, trans0 negoci0s en- la ciudad
el Martes.
Aver vimos en- la ciudad Don
Juan Quintana, de Los Wales de San
Agustin.
Don Dionisio Ulibarri, estafeter0
de Casa Grande, visitn nuestra re-
daccion el martes.
Aver tuvimos el gnsto de yer en-
Inuestro despacho al Hon, Severino
MARTINEZ, de Black Lakes.
Aver transaron negoeios en- la ciu-
dad los industriosos l0venes, Luis Y
Manuel Luian, de SAbinoso.
Ri Martes visitaron en- la ciudad,
Don Jer0nimo Marquee y su estima-
BILE fanilia, de La Conception.
Don Florencio G. de Baca, y su es-
timable esposa, Sc encuentran en- Ia
ciudad visitand0 4 sus parientes.
Don Agapito sandoval, honesto
ciudadano del Caiion Largo, sc deI0
yer en- la ciudad d principles de la
semana.
El S6bado pasado recibimos una
agradeble vista de los sefiores Juan
Q. Maestas y Canuto Ramires, de
Roeiada.
Aver recibimos una agradable VI
sta de los seHores Trinidad y Anto-
nio Griego y Antonio Ortiz, del Ce-
rro del Corazon.
FL jueves nos hizo una agradable
vista Don Melquiades II. Maese, de
Chapolle, qGien la cambiado su resi-
dencia d esta plaza.
Don Mariana Hinolos, de Puerto
de Luna, estuv0 en- Ia ciudad a prln-
cipios de la selnana, visltando q su
nifa y hermanitas.
Don Transito Chavez y su familia,
de Wagon Mound, atendier0n en- es-
ia las nupcias de Don Cornelio Z.
Chavez q principles de la semana.
Mr.. +. Barber parti6 el Lunes pa
ra Illinois, donde visitara por unas
dos o tres semanas descansando do
sEs continues tareas dc muchos aiios.
Don S0steaes Esquibel y 81 uestima-
bic esposa, de San Jer6nimo, estu-
vieron en- la ciudad el martes con OBJ.
jeto de atender al funeral del i6ven
Gregorlo Montoya.
TEL ,Iueves yisitaron nuestr0 despa-
cho los sefores Pedro Dominguez v
Encarnacion Perea, dc Las Manue.
litas. FL Sr, Dominguez venia de
regreso del Condado dc Union.
10y debera partir para Bernallllo,
d cuya parroquia ha sldo asignado,
el Rev. John q. Splinter5, por varios
afios cura-parroco de Chaperito, SUI
cediendole en- esta el Rev. Platcard.
Sc eneuentran en- estA en- su viale
dc bodas, el intellgente j6ven Teodo-
70 Lopez y su l0ven esposa, Mari
llita Lewis de Lopez, de st. Johns,
Arizona. cue su estancia les sea
grata.
Ell Jueves arrib6 4 esta de john
son, Wyoming, Don Arcade Licon,
g. c..,c lss2-- ia asi.sai., r.,,aia.,eie
duraute los ultlmos dos afos, III Sr.
Licon vino con obleto dc visltar q su
familla Y volvera dtra vez q Wyom-
ing dentro depoco tempo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23

En- la Iglesia de Ia Inmaculada
de esta ciudad Sc verified el Mierco-
les 10 bonita ceremonial que uni6 en-
un0 las manos y corazones de la cuI.
ia sefiorita Maria Dorotea Bustos y
el caballeroso Don Cornelio II. Chd-
yez La novla es hija de nuestro We
elmo Don Jose Maria Bustos Y espOsa.
I'll novio es huerfano de padres, per0
sus hermaaos, Don Transito Chavez
Y esposa, hjcieron las veces de padres.
III evento nupcial fue eelehfado con
una bonita reception en- Ia residencia
del Sr Bustos y con un bien ordena-
do baile en- ell Salon de R0senthal,
donde un gran n1mero de parientes v
amigos ofrecieron sus felieltaciones 4
losreclen desposados, EI l6ven Chavez
por medic de su indnstrla Y huena
aplicacion ha alcanzado q equiparse
en- el ohcio de maquinsta el que ejer-
ce en- los talleres de la eompaiiia fe-
rrea en- esta ciudad. I6 novia tiene
una educacion bastante avanzada y
~. 10 e;esc.eie n.ss, i,le.s .svitts .e-..:.
sion de maestro de escuela. LA N0z
extlende sus eongraulaeiones Y de-
secs de que los nuevos c6nyuges for
men un hogar dichoso.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
EL roRo DE Pennsylvania.
oeupa Una Vez Mas el Centre del Is
eenario Pdblieo en- Connection cor
Ia ouiebra del eaneo Enterprise.

Pit sburg. Pa, Nov. 13.-Thomas ri.
mixer. recibidor del Enterprise Nat.
ional Bank de AIlaghany, instituy0
pleito hoy en- la core federal con-
ira Frank G. Harris. ex-tesororo del
estado de Pennsylvania. reclamando
$4,000 con su r6dito desde el % de
Octubre. 1903. Este reclamo esta
basado sobre dos gios de $4,000
cada uno expedidos a Ia 6rden de W.
H. Andrews. delegado territorial de
Nuevo Mexico ante el eongreso. y en-
dosados por Mr. Harris Uno de es.
tos fue pagado por medic de Ia Com
monwealth Trust company de Harris.
burg, el otro por medic de Ia Clear
field Trust company, de Clearfield
Es.as notas tienen connection con
la organization de la Pennsylvania
Development company Rlniker ale
60 que Harris hizo prestamos frecuen.
tes por medic del banco Enterprise:
que despues de su eleccion como te-
sorero del estado en- 1901 la pennsyl.
vania Development company, que fu6
organizada para Ia exploitation de te-
uenos carbonfferos v de maderas en-
Nueyo Mexico, Sc yeia contlnuamente
necesitada de dinero desde el lro
de Mayo, de 1902 hasta 81 lro. de Ma
20 dc 1904. Harris deposit6 en- 81 ban.
co Enterprise fondos del estado al
extento de s20,93500 sobre euya can
tldad el banco tenia que pagar por
ciento de redito. Las libranzas s0bre
las cuales esta basado este pleito fue-
ron hoehas por el cajero Clark del
banco Enterprise, contra el Mer.
chants National Bank de Philadel.
phia donde Sc dice eli baneo Enter
prise tenia depositos consderables.
Mr. Riniker alega que la Pennsyl-
yania Development company fue orga.
nizada por Andrews, Clark, Arthur
Kennedy, Y Francis J. Torrance, slen.
GAL TWO ....... .....
do Clark el tesorero. Alega. ademas,
cue estos hombres, con el fin de que
IA dicha compahfa fuera suplida de
1inero, indujeron a Harris a que es-
cogera al baneo Enterprise como uno
de los depositarios del estado y que
acrocentara de tempo en- tempo la
suma de dep6sitos en- q mismo. Ale
ga que. fundados On este convenlo,
el cual Sc habia va alegado probado
durante los enjuciamentos de los
hombres que jueron convictos de com
plicldad on la quiebra del banco aso.
lado, grandes sumas fueron prestadas
por Clark para el sosten de ia Penn
sylvania Development company
Alega que Clark y Andrews eonspi.
raron para habilitar a Harris d que
sacara dinero del banco, expidiendo
giros contra sus fondos sobre q banco
dc Philadelphia, conviniendo Clark en-
tcnr cuidado de, y pagar los giros
cuando Sc presen aran, todo clio sin
que tuvieran conocimiento los direc.
torres del banco.
Sc alega que Harris puso este dine
ro a su uso personal que 10 acepto
con ose fin saba que sc lie habia
pagado fraudulentamente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
Sentencias en- la COrte de AIbu-
qurque.

Veinte aiios de penitenciarfa fue Ia
sentencla que impuso el juez de dis
trito de Albuquerque a Zenobio San
chez, que confes0 dltimamente cuIpa.
blIidad del delito de haber dado
muerte al viejito McCumber cerca de
la sierra de Manzano yarios afios pa.
sados. Sanchez exhoner6 de culpabl-
lidad en- el crfmen a Natividad Gu
tierrez, que fu6 querelIado junto con
q Y cuya causa Sc continue para el
siguiente termino. AL recibir Ia SEN
teneia de Ia c0rte dijo Sanchez;
"Yo mate 4 McCumber. 70 me
i.ailshc . .: si isa,seie, s l. ie-ra del
Manzan0 cerca del rancho de McCum-
Der cuando 10 encontre regFesando de
un olo. Etme hizo Ia imputacion de
que 20 le habfa robado un ceneerro,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23
Presasios de un lnvierno crudo.


"Cuando la perdiz canta, Iloyes
quiere" Cuando los muchachos de-
terminan echarse el lazo, presagio de
IN inyierno crudo.
El escribano de condado ha expe-
dido durante los dltimos dias las ST.
guientes licencias conyugales:
Ignacio Padilla Elyira Avila, de
Las Vegas; Juan Gonzales Eusebia
Lopez, de San Jer6nimo; Cornelio P.
Chavez y Maria Dorotea Bustos, de
East Las Vegas; Jose Leon Herrera
y Dorotea Anaya; Arthur w. Green
) Effie Phillips, de East Las Vegas:
Valente Lujan Trinidad Baca de
Las Vegas; Juan Trujillo, de Las Ven
tanas y Pablita NJ .C6rdova, del Ca.
non Largo; L. n Wentworth, 70 amos
de edad, de Ribera, y Venice A. NAL
lory, 20 amos, de East Las Vegas
Francisco Montoya y Barbarita Ro-
nero, de Las Vegas; Liborio Baca y
Zenobia Lobato, de villanueva; Luis
Guerin y Elba Barnes. de Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23

III Banco Enterprise es 81 que que.
bro en- 1905 con $1,000. .000 de respon-
sobilidades Su cajero T Lee CLARK
Sc suicide la mahana que el gobierno
cerr6 el banco. deiando una carta en-
Ia cual deefa que Andrews habia sidO
Ia causa de su ruina.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-23

Hemos obtenido la agencia para el
expendio del Orino Laxative FruiI
Syrup, el nuevo purgante que hact
funci0nar el higado con actividad,
purifica el aliento, eura Ia jaqueca j
-e.s.ie ;es er::a:cs dc e Z. ;.....,.s..s::
Cura Ia constipation cr0nica. Pre-
gdntenos sobrc el.
De venta por la Botica del Crus 70
Jay 0. g, Schsefer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14

with the broadest and deepest sympa-
thy for the families Of the men and
officers sacrificed in the passing Of a
single moment, and with the govern
ment tnat bears the brunt Of the loss
and discontinue. The one poor merit
attaching to the fearful incident. so
far as we are concerned, Is that 1t
helps US out In carrying off the load
left US by the Bennington, at San
Diego, last year. A poor premise, to
be sure but not entirely unacceptable,
and certainly opportune, II one dares
to put such construction upon 80
hideous a blunder as ours and the res
ulting censure to which we have been
subjected.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
ROOSEVELT, ARBITRATOR

The California-Japanese incident is
closed. President Roosevelt has done
his work thoroughly, and the japanese
youngsters are free benef1ciaries Of the
school privileges Of the Golden State;
and the usual string of polite and
agreeable things are passing between
Pacific metropolis and the national
capital, by wire and by letter, galore!
But the Jap adult is barred from the
privileges Of the primary department
of the California schools. He must
acquire his "eaIfy education" from
other sources and stay away from the
tots that must nave shamed him had
he been capable of such humiliation in
the first place. The disagreeable Incl
dent is closed, thanks to the diplomacy
of the president and the good sense Of
the San Francisco authorities: But,
all the same, 1t has left bad taste
in the mouths of the people out here
that will not soon pass away, and the
memory of it will linger in the popu-
lar mind here, to the discontinue of
the japanese If they shall provoke
some less successful plea for recog-
milton, and that will lend emphasis to
the reprisals that will be then invok-
ed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
AsToRIA's BUSY SEASON.

The city is on the verge of her busy
season and all her energies are alive
to the prospect. She will soon have
her hundreds and thousands of fish,
ermen, their boats, nets, and gear
fiocking over her wharves and waters
Clatsop's magnificent courthouse will
be started in few days; the years
work on the great jetty Is about to be
taken UP for the final stretch Of work
that shall cease only with completion.
she has a splendid hotel in near view
and good men and lots Of capital be-
hind it, she has all the reservations
usually pending in the matter of home
and house building, that eventuate
in the spring, summer and fall, and
this year they exceed anything in her
history.
Beside this, she has her new Cham
Der Of Commerce well headed in for
reorganization and the doing Of a hun
dred practical and beneficial duties
all for the common good Of the city
and county, and taking ALL in all, she
has nothing to wait for, nothing to re-
tard, defect, nor disparage her cheer
full anticipations; nor to discount her
capacity for the doing Of these things.
With these achievements accomplish
ed, and the Port Of Columbia Commits
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Astoria Household VIII Find
Them So.

To nave the pains and aches OF I
bad back removed; TO be entirely frc,
from annoying. dangerous urinary
disorders Is enough to make any kid.
ney sufferer grateful. To tell how
this great change can be brought
abou; win prove comforting words ,c
hundreds OF Astoria readers.
Mrs. Captain e. @. Groves. OF s2i
Raleigh street. Portland. Ore. says.
Lapse OF time has not lessened the
confidence | have had In Doans Kid
ney Pills since February, 1908, when |
publicly recommended them. I had
used them In treating kidney trouble
OF several years standing. II origi-
ually started with dull aching In the
small OF my back over the Kidneys.
Colds aggravated the trouble and
made the pain sharp and acute. Any
extra cxertIon would bring on n pros
trating attack. had tried various
remedies for the trouble without avail
but Doan's Kidney Pills began to help
me right after started using them.
They gradually banished the back
ache and pains in the ioIns. strength
ened the kidneys and helped me In
every way can conscientiously rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills TO any
sufferer from kidney complaint"
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria people. Cali at Charles Rogers,
drug store and ask what customers
report
For sale by ell dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo, !
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans--an |
take no other.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
DON'T DUPLICATE THE RLuNpER

The leyianthan war-ship Dread.
naught, of the British navy. has prov.
en- unwieidiy, sluggish in movement
inept for the tremendously swift ac-
tion of the feet she dominates, as well
as imperative, in point of timely man
euvering against the lighter fleets that
will be pitted against her in the event
Of war. This is just what the best
naval authorities always claimed for
her. She was built as an experiment,
and has proven failure; and supplies
this government with a premise for
the immediate countermanding of the
recent congressional provision for the
building of even larger craft than
the Dreadnaught. We shall be silly
indeed if we go anead with such
program.
Captain Mahan. one of the greatest
naval engineers Of the day has always
been opposed to the giant class Of
ships and has invariably recommended
the cruiser class, such as the New
York, the Brooklyn, and others, as
the most dependable and successful.
The crucial test Of the effectiveness
of naval vessel is not centered in its
bulk and weight so much as in its
celerity Of movement and its fignting
equipment, the latter quality being
enhanced by the superb manning of
the ship.
1t is the ship that can make the
rush, the turn, an dtne re-attack, in
the least possible time, that is TO be
feared by the enemy and nursed by
the fighter. The nimble, alert, easily
handled, swift moving craft that gets
there, and comes again, before the
breath of the enemy can be caught, is
the ship that brings home the laurels |
and leaves but little behind her of her !
own, but piles up the reverses for the
vessels under attack.
The Dreadnaughts are to be dread
ed, but not so much because they are
overwhelmingly dangerous and invin-
chile, as because they are frightfully
costly failures as engines of war. They
may be alright as floating fortresses
but even that is yet to be established.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
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We will see how the two-cent rail-
road fare works out without delay. II
Is In force In Nebraska and the rail-
roads are retaliating by cutting off, all
half-fare permits, excursion rates and
other advantages. That will injure
some, but the general result will be to
the advantage of the public In cheap
ness. The only question is, has the
time arrived for this rate-can the
roads in ordinary times operate sue
cesfully with 1t In force?
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
lena AND BENNINGTON.

The horrible disaster that has over
taken the French navy in the blowing
up of the battleship lena, in the l1ar-
Dor Of Toulon, on Tuesday, adds one
more tragedy to the naval records of
the world; and the world responds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-14
"Gocialisln Is Not
~ One Thing, but
a Bundle of Things.

1
half dozen things, from theoretical anarchy through
MarNanisin and cooperation Christian socialism Social
ISM as term is ilusive, scattering diversified III is
NOT ONE THING, BUT A BUNDLE OF THINGS
Not long was leaving hail which very extreme Social
M had been talking very rich woman whom knew and Of
whom asked how she liked it She enthusiastic bubbng and
her shone She doctrine Of the speaker
She left got into her automobile and to her beautiful
east Of Central park which shows that ONE MAY BE
SOCIALIST AND YET BE RICH
Ihe rich have taken socialism measurehave made
their fad to end the of their lives They toy with socialism as
aocracy did with the doctrines Rousseau and voa
before the French revolution The type taken SER
OUSLY
Socialism battling because Of the diversity have mentioned
For instance people think that their brand Of socialism THE
ONLY BRAND Take what termed municipal sociam-the
proposition of the municipality owning railroads waerworks lighting
facilities and the like THAT rs NOT SOCIALISM 1t is an ex
peden business proposition and therefore purest individual
ism of the powers government but not
in socas way and be taken an example of the HORR
BILE CONFUSION entering into these discussions of socialism
do not believe that socialism PRACTICAL Wherever the
Socialists have into power France when they have taken
the rens of they have dropped their
docrinaire theories \
Socialism would tend toward LACK OF INDIVIDUAL FREE.
DOM and the heavy conservation of the would rule That
would tend to discourage human progress Socialism would act
damper in distributing human talent.
GREAT MORAL OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE SOCIALIST
PROPAGANDA DO NOT BELIEVE MORAL EQUAL
ITy AND FRATERNITY THAT SOCIALISM PRODUCES
Socialism has rendered immense service calling attention
the equality of IN THE ABSTRACT does not stand for
that conception of advanced by the from South
who said that the white baked of better clay than the negro
That horribly baphemous In know
who glass factory and who works little Hungarian chill
den within its walls and night When called his
in
their duled faces, "Tf1EY ARE NOT OUR EQUALS"
Socialism promiscdity. LOATHE 1T. Morality, like
culture demands segregation Socialism promises great peril
family Its highest standard devotion the 1t tends wipe
out patriotism
THE FAMILY is GOING TO BE THE
ETHICAL AND MORAL FIGHT WAGE, WAGNG AS UNDER
STAND IT, SOCIALISM IS ON THE NoNETHlcAL
GIVE UP THE FAMILY IT MORALITY wr /
MUsT sToP PLAYING WITH FAMILY
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sion legally nullified, and the common
point rate on grain extended nither
upon the ordinance Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, Wen be all
right.