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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
DOES IT RAIN ON THE FOURTH,
Uncertainty on This Point Has Gives
Rise to Two Schools Of Thought.

The afternoon of Fourth Of July hos
a strong tendency to be poky. To avert
this catastrophe many devices have
been introduced. One of them Is b.
have picnic. Now, there are two op.
posing and mutually exclusive schools
of thought in re the Fourth of July pic.
mic. The one school holds that 1t 81.
ways rains on that afternoon; the 9th.
er denies that proposition, and main.
tains that those who so wildly recall
standing under tree-a tree az a
shelter when II rains pitchforks asd
feather beds Is the rankest kind OF q
swindle, and something ought to be
done about it-standing under n leaky
tree and watching the little men"
jumping in the lemonade tub while
the tablecloths soak into sodden rags,
and the layer cake pitifully dissoives.
are really thinking OF the annual Sab.
bath school picnic, when, OF course. II
rains.
| dislike very much to take sides ,,n
any question. ! am like tho politician
who was campaigning In q neighbpr
hood divided on entirely non.politieaI
lines into two parties, one maintain
ing that 1t was Just foolishness to say
that the earth turned clear over every
day, and the other that 1t must be so
because 1t said 30 In the geography
book. You know about such things"
they ask him, Now, does It? II don't
does III Not clear oyer?"
"We-ell-Ha!-It does littlot"
he said.-Eugene Wood, In Every.
body's.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04

He fell in line behind the band
That played Red. White. and Blue"
He sang to help the noise along.
Though the words he never knew.
Then TO the Celebration Grounds
He marched with gallant tread;
And listened while a Wondrous Man
THE Declaration" read.
Then came the picnic dinner
Spread meath a great oak tree:
And little Billy ate his MI
While the band played Liberty"
And all the rest the day was spent
In making fun and noise:
Shooting lots OF firecrackers on
With all the girls and boys.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
On the Glorious
Fourth
By MAUD WALKER


lhJITH many firecrackers in his hand;
w Some matches in his pocket;
A Hip, hip, hurrahl" on his tongue;
And one immense skyrocket,
Thus little Billy wandered forth
Most joyously to try
To celebrate in the right way
TIL Glorious Fourth of July.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
THE ONE DAY.

Sizz! Boom! Bang!
You can't get away,
So you may as we'll stay
To the big show.
IL will positively appear
But once this year
Promptly at midnight
The red light
Begins to burn
And no one dares turn
II low
Until the last firecracker has been ex.
ploded.
Hark, children, the day is loaded
And you'll know 1t when you see 1t
Unless your ear NUTS At
Pretty quick.
II Is the reflex action of the big stick.
The only and original grand aggrega-
ton of noise.
Come and bring your boys.
.siasssS&S>aae
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
Very True,

oh" said Edith Louise. as she sew
the soldiers getting ready to fire the
Fourth OF July cannon, you mustn't
go near that gun or you might get
killed, and It's dangerous gettin'
killed."
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
AN EXPLANATION.

why is Fourth Of July anyhow.
Eddie?"
why cry you see - Christopher
Columbus or George Washington dis
covered It In 1892. an 80 we don't
have no school on that day."
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04

And when at eve he wandered home,
As tired as he could be.
He said: 81 love the Glorious Fourth
It's a day what Jest suits me-"
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04
aNEH p EEHH

The "Star-Spangled Banner" Is gen.
orally taken for granted. One seldom
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-07-04

ally taken for granted. One seldom
. hears its why and where
fore called in question.
n With its every display in
~ city and hamlet, on tur.
4 ret and hall, comes a lit
49, tie discussion as to its
history and development.
lR 1t transpires that the
30A American flag is, like the
1917 human species, thing
%f&aV of evolution. This is so,
: %Hv indeed, with the insignia
.N Of most countries, not.
~ ably of England, whose
NM flag began with old King
NH\N Egbert's dragon upon
MN which was incorporated
the three Norman lions
~N of William the Conqueror.
Nm When Edward III. as.
PRED to the crown of
\A France he added the
N feur-de-lis. James I. dis
" pensed with both and
adopted st. Georges
cross and finally in 1901
the Lion and the Uni.
corn" began their long
fight for the crown,
which has since contin.
ued on canvas, in every
latitude Of the world.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30
oas @ppspprtrat.

Cine neue Mobe bef9dftigt bas eIe=
gante 2pnbpn. W1it na6rer 2eiben@
f6aft nimmt man ii9 ilrer an unb
iiberaa er1tebsn ibr neue 0ert6eibiser;
bas @ipsportrdt, Die 9tpsftatuette, bas
8asrelief in Sips, ale in Der aierliGen
Gorm bes Winiaturbiloes, bebroben
bic aunit bes Pb%otograpRsn unb beg
portrdtiften. 9ieie tleiren 9ipspprz
trdte, Die nur feds 3on sroB finb, err
forbern cine SiBung BON As Minuten,
bic Nbann bonfpmmsn atsreidt, bantit
Der Riinitler big in's tlsinfte 9etail
fein Mpbel piebergsbe. Die pra6ts
bolen 9ite Der eleganten 9amen, Die
Gtbern unb 8lumen, Die Spiben hes
aleibes, ia feGbft bic Salten bes 9anb-
fdubs nerben in tdui6enber NataE
treue in bas tpsi6e peiBe Material ein=
gesraben unD erfeben benz Sreunbe bas
portrdt. Die &%unft6Gnbler baben fif
btefer neuen 2eibenfaaft fdneq ent<
f9loHen angenommerl, tnb ba Die flei=
men @ipsportrdte perbdltniBmdBis Iebr
btllis finb - fir $3.50 fam mar bas
Wergniigen senieben, fid plaftif9 per>
etpigt gu feben = bat biefe Mobe fid)
raid berbreitet unb piele Wnbdnger ge@
k.nhsn-
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Wrunbeiaentuns =ttebertraaunaeu.

Saul Ieerideibt unb 6. q. Stiercli
an Sam Stern, @rntloitid an Der Soutb
StraBe; $3250.
Sonis Steal al Serbinallb Bling,
@runbitiid an Der @ilion Ctr; 1925.
Sobn s. 9err unb Srau an @ittie 90.
Gbopalter, Brunbitid an Der 8anbern
@traBe nnb GORDON Mperule, $3.50.
Sreb. s. Me51 an Sbereia Meltt
ION Nder 2nno; S. II. u.
9nnieI Gppenbeimer II. q. an 8enia.
min @oloenberg, @rllnoitud an Der Geb>
man Strabe; 1926.
Winiam 9obrofpolsfi unb q. 6. Hrolt
oil 2puis 9eilignnil1, @runoltiid an Del
Blaine Strabe; $3.50.
@eimiub Srieorid an Sere S. @snber.
@ruubitiide IN ben neueu gitps8lods
491 unb 492, S10u. q.
9arrb S. @alDipeu ulb Srau an so
lepb u. SadeI, so Ader 2anb; $4,000.
@biparDs Stealth Company an Spe
&raft, @runoitiif in Sor's Beacon 8i1
@bbitiDn; $40.
George s. altgeIt an gonifacio Stag
@runoitiid an Der Npd Quarry Hoa6;
500 Ii. q.
ernit Sbomas n1o Srnn an @ort
9~iadotpic5, @rnnbitiid an Der @de bei
Ylum uno Slorioa Ctr; $1,000.
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gerau(d,te pienen.
sie fataie @irfuua Ses Observation-Disclosures.
Der setorte SrtsHtit-

Der Setcrfe Srfsfffht
Ni6t Bios Der S%raneslltang nno
@aimpanis betrinfen itd resefre9t,
fpern man linen berauidenbe 9etrdnte
binfebt. 8et ben 9pnigbtenen 1T otter
bemerft tpprbsn, bab ie bur9 ben be-
fonbers f~tarfen 8udpeiaenbonig, Der
narfotii9 pirft, in cine Dirt Rau19
berfebt perben. Ser grfolg 1T, ouB
Tie ibr Ortsgebd9tniB perlisren, ibren
@tod nt9t lpieberfinbeu unb in frembe
8ienenf0rbe nit elmer fonit fremoen
@frupenpiigfeit e~inbringsn. Gs tritt
cine unperfennbare 2Gbnlung bes Sc
bd9tnifes Elm. Gerabe bos Miebere
finben bes eigsnen Stpdss na9 langem
reseaofen umberf6neifen TT nun BET
ben 8ienen Elm Ge1@enf i6res inbibiz
buener 2ernen8 i'm guten 5innc.
2anse 1T bas beItritten norban, burA
neuere Jori4rng aber febt es abfolut
fsft. 4ae jungen 8ien,n, Die gum
eri item Ma1 ibren @tpd perfaFeu, bres
ben ft9 5undGit nit benz Sept (alip
ben Mueen) mad Dem Stod 3urid
unb berpeilen, ldnsere 3eit auf unb
nieber fdpebenb, na9 grt tan5enber
Wiiden in biefsr Stellung: lie mnfern
bic Gage nnb has Musie6en bes 5tods,
fe prdgen fi9 bas 8ilo, bas linen fem
anseborener Snittnft 70 liefern fDnnte,
inbipiouen Elm, lernen es au~stpenbig,
Grit bann unterne6msn re in INNER
peiteren areiien Stientirungsauss
flise. limb erft tpenn lie ben Mes gum
Grntefe!be unb 5uriid 10 unb 10 oft
gema9t babeft, faufen iie pine peitere
prifung grabbing aus unb Elm.
Chen bieie @rrungenf6aft aber ftDrt
ibnen iebt bas Narfotium. gs ma6t
fie gu bummbreiiten SDlpeln. Man
Tam bas fiinftlid lsi9t 6erborrufen.
Sebe Dirt Der 9stdu6ung. fei es nit
G%blproform, Metber, Sdlpeterbampf
ob.r fonitpie, berfpif9t tn Der 8iene
bas inbibibusne OrtsgebG9tniB. limb
es feBt 1e 10 fatalen @ituationen aus.
Ni9t rur, baB tie ni9t gu i1rer pflidt
mad 6aufe finbet. sic muB fia ben
Gefabren uno Demiitbiguneen elmer
berirrten 9iene i'm fremben @tod ur@
t~er5ieber. 8ielfad lduft gerabe leb~
tere Situation ia no9 ldliebli6
gltmpfli9 al. Der 8ienenfori9er
8uttel f9reibt barber: r9Rit benz OBJ
bomen (9interleibe) auf benz 8oben
GlugbretD f6leifenb, ibren @iifel peit
borftredenb unb tpilis Bpm benz 9onig<
pDrratb an bie ie rings umgebenben
unb fe peibli@ 5pidenben Seinoe auss
tbeilenb, fudt iid bic 0erirrte in ben
@tod ein5nf9mei9sln, Inn fi6 Der So.
nisbiirbe gu entleDigen, mas ibr aud
oft gelinsf. @ber BON 8oben Der
,@taatsmoraP bes 8ienenftoatss 1T
folde lteberlduferei bod aneifenps Elm
S9absn. Die b.rauf9te 9iene 1T Elm
minoernertbiges @eie1fdaftsmitglieb,
unb tie 1T ni6t auf Der 9Dbe ibres
eigenen, inbiDioueneH 8efibes."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30

soblreide gemeile, ooB oie beiien
@erfe uno Saten erit bon @tannern
qeleiitet moroen linb, Die iogar boS
Ied5ieite 2ebensiobr iiberi6rittell
batten. Goethe arbeitete Bis on iein
2ebensenoe om oSouit", G%erpafltes
l6rieb Sen u9on Gitirote" I'M So.
Sabre, Sitian ~lieferte nod I'M 100.
Meiiterperfe, Woltfe nor nit 70
Sabren ser groBte 5eloberr ieiner
3eit, Sliider nit 70 oie ein5iae
6llrdt @apoleons, Sumbolot begarm
leinen y&osn1os@ als er Is Sabre
aft mar uno polenoete i'm als
&eun5igidbriger. Gin GROCER Sell
Ser bel ten @erfe Der 2iteratur uno
&lllit ware ni6t %porbanoen, mentl
nlalt Sic 9idter INTO &iinltler nit
Dem fiinf5igiten 2ebensjabr ouf Die
8eniionsliite eeiebt bate.
lebrigens forlnlt beint 2e6rer
nod Elm orroerer unlitano in &e>
trodt Sen obbemeloeter S6ulrat
ouBer aft eelaiien bot. Che Ser
Wenid] lebrert fam, muB ct lelber
etmos gelernt boben. Der 2ebrer
mnB Ielber cine feitgefiiete 8elt- urtb
2ebensnnihouultg beiieen, ebe er
Qnoere, belonoers Die Sugeno, iei=
ten fam. @enn oll6 beionoers
geniale Menl6en i1 ibrer Sllsero
bereits uniterblibe @erfe i6ufen, Ser
9urhifnittsmeni6 broltdt LANCER
GIT ieiner Nusbiloul1g. 9abon mar
man {don i'm 4ltertul1t iiber5eu9t
nnb geitdttete, ipie II. 81. Die 8Ibel
benefit Den @eIebrten nidt, Dor benz
oreiBigiten Sebensiabre ols 2ebrer
auf5atreten. Sl1 unierer 3eit 1T aber
oos BON einem iol6en gu befpalti.
genoe ipiiienidaftlide uno fultnrelle
Moterial Elm 10 nllglaublib pielieiti-
ceres lt1o umfaiienoereres, ooB i'm
1llgemeinen pobl crit Der Wann bon
iiber 40 Sabren anf Der 5obe Der
3eit lteben oiirfte. 1no mo blieGen
Die Graiioenten nno Senatoren II.
+. m. lulierer Hepltblif, Denn iie tire
Satigfeit bereits beidlieBen milf
ten, ebe tie ibr 8eites geleiifet2 Nfon
iiebt, bie Serren in Dem beiagtelt
sdnlrat baben Die @eldihte nidt
redt iiberlegt nro bas gemadt mas
morde 2eute ibr gan5es 2eben lang
nidt laiierl fonl1ell, cine 9ummbeit!
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@rperimentiert ntdbt.
SIR iuerbet fem @eriebem MAIDEN,
iuenn SIR Dem Stat bteier ge-
iupbrertm BON San Mntpnio
fplgt.
gerno6laliigt niemols Cure 9iieren.

8erno6ldiiigt nienals Cure 0ieren.
@enn SIR Sbmer5en i'm &iiden
babt, 5dpieriefeiten I'M l1rinieren,
S6pinoelonfaae, Nerboiitat, 10 tit
es 3eit, 5lt banoeln uno ni6t 5u er-
perimentieren. gs 1ino aaes Spnp-
tonne bon 3ierenfranfbeit nno Sbr
ioGtet Gu6 na6 einem Wittel unite
ben, oaB bafiir befannt tit, bie Gie-
rem 5u Beilen.
9oon's 0ieren 9iGen iino oas
Maittel, oos SIR eebrou9en miBt,
Sem 3ped, gu erperimentieren, Sic
baben peridieoene i6limme Safe in
|5m Mntonio gebeilt. Solgt Dem
Gat elmer 8emobnerin bon Gan Mn=
tonic nno perbet ebenfaas gebeilt.
Srou 6. 8. SeIton, 609 Ibe-
nue 6, San Mntonio, Seras, iagt:
v5eit LANCER 3eit litt i6 iomol an
einem 8loien-, mie @ierenleioen.
Sd gebraldte peridieoene Meittel,
oo6 Die berf9afften mir feline grlei6-
terrtug. Sd lit iebr bel an eineml
beftigen S9mera i'm &iiden, Ser 5us
peilen 10 f6limtn pnroe, baB i6 mid
fallm pieoer auf5uridterl berrno9te,
lpenn i6 mid gebiidt batte. Sd
|butte Mnfdne BON Sdminoel nno
mar baufig febr i6mab. Sd borte,
ooB 9oan's 9ieren<8iaen iebr parm
~empfoblen meroen uro 10 fonfte id
mir i'm geror Drug Store cine
Sdo6tel uno begarrt iie sn gebrmi-
den. Sd mar bohit 5ufrieoen init
benz &eiultot. Mein 3uitano belierte
li6 nod Ser eriten Sole, in fur5er
3eit lieB Der 96mer5 nod nno iett,
nadoem i6 cine S6a6tel genommen
babe, lift feline 5pur bon @ieren-
franfbeit mebr borbanoen. SD be-
tradte 9oan's Nieren=Eillen als Elm
b0dit ipirflames Mittel fir 8lalen=
nno Mierenleioen.
Gum 8erfaltf bel aaen Sanolern.
8reis SO Gents. Softer Milbnrn
60, 8nffaIo, Seem Sort, aneinige
@genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grintert- gu6 oes Namens -
0oan's- nno nebmt feline an.
0eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30
0as Sitter Ser Qehrer.

Sn ei1er Staot unieres 2anoes,
oeren Rainen mir aus NdfitenLiebe
nidt llarlnen molten, bat oie oberlte
Shulbeboroe tiefiiunige 8etradtuu-
gen barber oiigeftelIt, mie aft ell
2ebrer an ben Dffentlihen SAulen
tueroeu oiirfe, unb lit babel au Dem
ergebnis gefommen, oaB oas flint
5ig1te 2ebensiabr Die @ren5e ieiller
Sdtigfeit iein muiie, neil bon 90 an
Die geiItige uno forperli6e araft
anfallge, iif) obipdrts 5u neigen.
Gb oen 6erren Da cine grinnerulg
OIL Sbafeipeares nStbeIo" aufge-
odinnlert tit, Der ia Der leberliefe-
ritllg nod in beiagtem Mlter Ite6t
uiio ielblt ben @eronft aasipri1t,
0aB 8esoomollas 2iebe 81 inn llift
fapitelfeft iein f0nne omeiI ieiue
Sabre iih idon abtp1rts neigen2 .
ODER Oh iie iid ourb Die pielbeipro-
dene ider5bofte MeuBerurie bes Or.
WiIbelm Ssler baben beeinfluiien
loiierl, iponah ole 2eute iber SO
Sabre ans Der @elt gefd)afft peroell
iolten2 Mber cine geb0roe BON ge-
biloefen, eeiebten Mannern ioate
ii1 bod nid)t berleiten laiienL @nIid-
ten iDie Die borerpdbnten ais &c,
ieb uno gpangeIitm an5utebmen.
9lnd .fpei1r, mas nidt nntuabrid)eiil-
lid 1T, einige Der 9erren ielber
ons berbdlfgiBpolle Bitter iiberidrit-
ten baden uno bon iidJ auf onoere
geidIoiien baben ioItens mare oas
b0dIteus ein 8epeiS eegein tie, nid)t
aber segea Die 2ebrer. grnitbaft ee-
iproden, es lit gar ni6t pabr, oas
oie geiitigen uno f6rperli6en &rGfte
Ser Meniden bereits bonn fiinf3ig-
Iten Sabre an abpdrts geben. 8e-
raoe bel 2euten, Die geiltig tdtio
iiilo, il Der gegel nod oas @egen-
tell Der Sal. Sn 2itterntur, 4utfit
<tsTeuihaff, Stoatsmefell, gr5ie-
titng, iiberaa Iiefert Die @eididte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30

@ebt, allf ct. @~ernbbaro's 9Db'n bic
&rduter iprieben ltnb ge6eib'n. aus De-
rem Sdft man Yiuen i6afft, @einnos
felt gu berleib'n. @enn es am Stlibl<
gang Sir sebri1t, 10 nimm' iofort, nno
50g'r ri6t ct. 8ernarb &ranterpilen
elm; 5tpei MAIDEN ianft Die 9drme rein;
biz regular Der Gang gum Srt, fabr'
9n nit gleider 9olis fort. Damn fonlmt
Der 4ppetit aufs 3eu', 9n ibt fir
3peie meiner Trelt, nno 9u berbau'i It
mad bolem Slid, fiiblit Sid 10 friid
als fpie elm Slid. = Sir % Gents bel
Mpotlefern 21 lobe1l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30


gr aina nit ltarfen Shrittel
iiber ben StraBenoamm, mabreno OF
gonten fopffdiittelno onrd oie Ill
menolee naf Dem &loiter 5uriiffebr
ten.
vSrie miro and aft" iaste Sief
den.
vSrib miro iogor redt alt," be
itdtigte Mifhen. o@ie dnBerte e
iid9 vgeidt eoelmanniib12i Sir
@eaenteil - mir nouen ia ni6ts mel
ter, ais sic 8egerlerierten mieoel
an uns beranboIen. 5ris tit MIDI
flug. Gr NOR BLOB piiteno, bob pil
auf ieinen Yumpperiuh nidt eingin
gen."
v0os mars. uniere paar 9sot
erofhenl"
.uno Die 4merifaner babet1 c:
ideffelmeiie. Siefden, es miiiien bod
iAon iunge &aoieshen oa iein. Sd
gloube, Ser @drtner betriigt uns."
oMif6en, Die @elt lit 10 idleht
Son Dem Spalierobit friegen mir inn
mer oas fnorpligite anf ben Gid. al
les quite perfauft er. uno Die Stifts
faiie beiiebt menig ge1ng. 8ir JIM
piel 5u gut"
So, oas iino mir. 4ber es lit mil
Elm Croft, baB mir es iino. gs glib
bod cine foitlihe innerli6e 8efrieoi
gune. llno oas lit better als olcs
anbere
(Sortlesnns forst.]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30

Ser pierte Smli nabt, BET Sag,
Mn benz bic Treibeit MARI geboren
Sir 6ieies 2anb, 10 grDk nmb bebr,
Sas mir CUR Seimat ms erfprett.
Gritamner6 iab es emit bic @elt,
Hie jene altcn Hipnfere
Sid mntig einit sur @ebr gefekt
9af SDrannei fe nidt regtere.
Geraebens iuar Der Mioeritanb
@pm Gnglanbs ftarfer SDlbnerbanbe,
Nihts 1alf ibr 1raBlen 1tttb ibr &pbn,
Sic mmkten meiden ans benz 2anbe.
ttnb midbttg 81 ben 0eiiferm branB
Sas Spfmment Der Menidenredbte,
Sas tie erlieFen, iuiir6ig ftets,
SAT- mani brum i~treite, bafiir fefte.
tnb ben 8ebrangten tuplten tie
Sier cine Greiitatt tets berleibett,
Mit Hed1t britm rtannte mat Das SaitS
9as Seim Der gapfern mtb Sreien.
9ies ifpl5e @erf, es tit geiheb'n
8pr mebr nls 1nttbertbreikig Sabrer1,
SaB ftidJts amf Gr6en fantt beiteb'n.
Sas mnFten letber mir erfabrer.
Gin tteiter @egner brobt 8efabr
Stir nni're angeftammten &ehte,
Trpbibttipn, 10 nennt er iih,
1tnb iuia, baf CT nrts iuieber fnedte.
9pd, bpff' idl, lit ber Sreibeitsbrans
Sci ms nift ganslid atsseftDrben,
1tnb baf Der 0eiit Der Send1elei
gtidjt jebe Mannbeit ms perbprbcn.
9rnm laft nit friidetn 2pne eta
Sier
Die 0laier freubis ,tns erbeben:
oSer pierte Suli! 5pf! Gr iDI
Tins nni're 5reibeit iuieber geben!
Gin gereat Der 5eudelei!
60 lange 8 g arSte mir trim
fen,
GpG jcber 5reibeitsfeinb, befie st,
Sm Gtaube ppr ms mieberiinfen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-30
8nflen,s Mrnica Sal6e feat.

Com Moore, Nural &oute 1, Cod
ran 3d. idreibt: sd batte elm bo-
ies @eibmir auf benz Spann meines
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email farmer, who is today exploited
bylarge capital more directly but not
less effectively than Is the wage Ia
lorer: the small manufacturer and
trader, who Is engaged In a desper-
s,c and losing struggle for economic
iIdt pendence in ten face af thC all
conquering power Of concentrated
capital; and even the capitalist hin.
self,wh Is the slave Of his wealth
rather than its master. The struggle
OF the working class against the cop
italist class while IL ,s a class strug.
gle, is thus at the same time a strug-
gle for the abolition of all classes
and class privileges.
The private ownership OF the land
and means OF production used for
exploitation Is the rock upon which
the class rule is built; political gov.
eminent is its indispensable instru.
ment. The wage.workers canno, be
freed from exploitation without 'nn.
auering the political power and sub
shutting collective ownership vt the
land and means of production used
for exploitation.
This basis for transformation Is
rapidly developing within the very
bosom Of present capitalist society.
The factory system with its immense
machinery and minute division Of Ia
bor, Ia rapidly destroying all vcrtiyc
OF Individual production in manufac.
facture. Modern production is al.
ready very largely collective and &c
cial process, while the great trusts
and monopolies which have sprung ~
Ia recent years have had the effect
Of organizing work and managemen,
OF some of our main industries on
national scale and fitting them for
national use and operation.
In the struggle 70: freedom the In.
forests OF the workers OF all nations
are Identical. The struggle Is no,
only national but International II
embraces the world and will b car.
r., d TO ultimate victory by the in''cd
workers OF the world.
ITO unite the workers of tho world
and their allies and sympathizors o:
all classes to this end is the mirsion
of the sociaiistparty. In the battle
f5r frecmod the sociriis. party docs
not strive to substitute working class
fog capitalist class role. but to fee
all humanity from class rule and TO
r. alIze the International brotherhood
OF man."