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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
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81. 8 gap lloenrig$miniiteren en-
SouSer / WiniiterboIiaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

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itru har pPret beIieipag / Here gar.
llIpffen bar aiort ct iterft Snbtrpf
oQ ooft nIminbeIia 9eItagelie bIunot
9efolfninoen / Solo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

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/ 9eiiSbelie al mesen enersi oa fort
Treminn, fan Oct iiees, of ban leb
fig no ! aommunens Sienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
&uminl 8%nnbericn pmfommet. Sra

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set beitemt, at set til Waass Treite.
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me Hrefteaielo fommer til at om'
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Sonninasooas, hpor ser mere og
mere blir bpmesiig gebpeselie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

a%ufiafies paa pqroiiuISe SpfiuoeIisr. SeHo
Seres gateut isiernem mtg. % reg laIger
ben ipr Tenn; mango gense fan fortleaes
paa &aieutsr; ieHo eitsr min ire 800 ON
Sateuter.
H.. SANDERS, Patent Atty.
IS So Dearborn Street Chicago. N.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

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salt FOR AZ hplee "a belle Seameren. 81 ftfrr
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Hfe % heRele mee 5t1. On 100 Suaes sasse
fier aipss 0ilaa. % tot andre Slaas an ifrtp III
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

cause the evils and the dreamer does touch the earth
It is thing to believe in beautiful world quite an
this world beautiful The unionst practical He sets
to work to get hour off the working day. nickel
on the hour and safety and sanitation his work This
his family, with books and papers, and equips him to
reason about what the reoer and the dreamer talk
ing about reach conclusions and to live long enough to
try out those conclusions.
In Milwaukee the Socialists in political power Gas
every other spot the world where they are in even
partial power trying to bring about Socialism step
by STEP statute by statute by reducing the power OF Pr
vate Privilege In every Labor union in the country
whether the members even knowst or not constant
struggle is going to bring about Socialism by reducing
the power of Private Privilege In every cooperative
ciety the MEMBERS by cutting out private profits are do
ing their part toward bringing Socialism BY reducing the
power Of Private Privilege
All roads lead to the cooperative commonwealth. 1t
the west as you RISE you really rise and stand erect
the burden will fall from your back.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Now For The Daily.

This week we start our>second thousand There's
another hundred right off the reel the miners Of the Black
Diamond mines coming in for that amount There still
hundred locals to hear from and they getting into
action and if this pace kept up for WHILE the $4,000
will be easy to secure.
The Miners progressive lot Of men, They realize
the need of paper Of their in their own locality to
tell the troubles that beset them and to fight for them
and work for them.
In fact, working seems to be de-
fcient in that knowledge The fact that Wheeling daily
newspapers all surrendered Internationally to w. b.
Stones command to suppress Labor has shown them
that if they knew before makes them realize
that we need newspaper Of own Not purely a
propaganda publication for there very many weckes
and monthes of that nature now, doing their work ex
cellently, but DAILY NEWSPAPER, that will contain
the Of the day. tell those things that the present
dalies will not tell and fight for theworkng class the
present dailies will not fight It must be REAL NEWS
PAPER SO that it will not supplement the present
dailes but TAKE THE PLACE OF THEM in the minds
and hearts of the families Of the working class in this
vicinity.
You want such paper. How much do you want it !?
Do you want it dollars worth?
The Weeks Record
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures. 100000
sTOTAL 10 DATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
We RlIL NOW HAVE.
"A FeuD Remarks
By WALTER B. HILTON

THERE ARE SEVEN THOUSAND CHANGES
that ought to be made in the of property in
Ohio County
The Board of Review says clerk should list them.
The clerk Of the Board County Commissioners is
too busy.
The clerk Of the County Court will have nothing to do
with it ~
81 The clerk Of the Circuit Court not concerned in the
matter
The State Tax Commissioner has no jurisdiction.
The County Commissioners refuse to employ an extra
clerk to make the changes.
And there you are!
The Board of Review employed to check up the
Droperty valuations Ohio county They complain that
they worked under great difficulty because the land books
were not properly kept the location and specification OF
property being entirely missing In the books The books
are ruled to make easy the listing ofaH kind OF
property but the valuation in the Ohio county books is
simply Jumped Records in the county clerk Office would
give the desired detail information the Board claims
clerk should do the necessary copying Without this
clerical work. nothing will be done. Although the Board
recommends seven thousand changes, and the members
have worked month"; at expense to the county OF $780,
these changes will not be made because the various clerks
working for the county to attend to the county bust
ness The County Commissioners refse to appoint an
extra clerk.
This means that the work of the Board of Review has
gone for naught On the plea that it will cost 5000 to
ploy clerk the County Commissioners throw away the
$500 already expended in payment to the members serving
on the Board Of Review.
seven thousand instances of inequalities OF taxation will
go unchanged. It that the property who
are paying but fraction of the taxes justly due, will
tnue to escape their just share of taxation It that
those who assessed too high will continue to pay too
much. In other Words it means that the big business IN
terests will continue to pay less than they should, while
the small home in the outskirts of the city will
continue to pay proportionately too much.
This is probably much more important reason for
the failure Of the county commissioners to act titan the
5000 salary of an extra clerk
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
SOCIALISM, AND UNIONIsM are perrnar

coupled It is impossible to be wholly one without being
the other. Both developments of the Labor move
ment the movement Of the under class upward,
ment that has always been going and that will always
be going Socialism is usually understood political
and in its attempt to governmental power for the
workers necessarily the form of political party
The name it goes by is not of moment It is the working
class trying to Wrest control of government from it's
oppressors Government is necessary to life, and it
means that the workers trying to control OF
their own lives.
Politically this movement may assume the form Of
the Labor party, as in England the Social emocraken
as In Germany, the Public Ownership Party, in Mime
sofa the Social Democratic party as in Wisconsin, the
Socialist Labor Party of the original American
movements is named the Alliance, as is
In Los Angeles now, any of the dozen of working
class efforts in America during the past so years which
now to have eliminated into concrete form the
Socialist Party The name of the movement absolutely
does not matter Those who oppose the word Socialist
are not to be soothed into fellowship by any other name
TOR it is the underlying principle that they oppose the
emancipation of the working class. Changing the
Of the party would not help nothing but changing the
principles and even should the political party do this it
would not avail for the principle is bigger than any poll
teal party, bigger than any organization of whatever
NAME 1t is the principle Of the struggle of the working
class-every upward ever out from under the burden
The principle is big that neither the political
preston nor the economic can have monopoly OF It,
In both these and also in the cooperative buying and
selling this principle is the handspring. The U1ionist
who is not also Socialist is not making the best Of his
unions the Socialist who is not also unionist in SYM
patty does not understand the class struggle has
knowledge Of the world movement Of the working Glass;
and has business in the Socialist party Neither are
using their whole energies using every opportunity if
they are not also co-operatives.
Socialism is the emancipation of the working class
the government Of the working class by themselves and
it partly coming through political action partly through
unions and partly through cooperative societies. When
ever body of men, by of organization able to
some extent to Influence the wages and conditions under
which they work then they are to that extent and for
those effected, 1actcing Socialism. Whenever body
Of men, by means of cooperation able to- wipe out
the profits of the capitalist and do their producing
and distributing then they are to that extent and for
those affected, practicing Socialism.
Unionism, though, is far more important phase Of
do day BY day. piece BY piece what the refo1er admits
should be DONE and what the dramer says shall be DONE
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

Crimellis Restaurant on Jefferson Ave
for their exclusive use. and are or
ganizing debating clubs among their
members for the purpose of training
them to be able to enter the next CAM
paign as, speakers Tor the Socialist
party. res the. belief among the So
cialists of this place is that in the
coming election in 1912 that they are
going to- make the old parties sit up
and take notice.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

man, brought the indictments against
the McNamaras who are now promis-
ed a FAIR TRIAL.
In the public press Burns tries and
convicts his prisoners. Is that the
preliminary step in fair trial?
"CAN A FAIR TRIAL BE BASED
ON A FOUNDATION OF LIES.
PERJURY, FELONIES AND
FRAUD?"
Burns Four Flushing.
It known that the district attor-
ney's Office in Los Angeles regards
Burns statement that Schmidt and
Captain are in London and will be cap
tured as merest. moonshine. It was
said there at the time Burns announc-
ed from England with great flare OF
trumpets that the men were in GUS
tody, that Burns was four flushing,
seeking notoriety and making a gen
eral mess of the case.
Commends Training.
Burns was strong in his commenda-
ton of Operative MacYaren, who has
been giving Ortie McManigal .instruc-
tons and training him for mis- coming
ordeal as star witness in the Nc
Namara case. The detective placed his
seal of approval upon the way Mrs.
Mechanical has been treated. He
| .huckled when he was told that the
woman had swooned under the third
degree and that she was now lying in
| | hospital in semi-paralyzed condi-
ton.
Defend Mrs. McManigal.
Women of Los Angeles are circu
lating a protest and proclamation in
which they denouce in most emphatic
terms the inhuman treatment of Mrs
MECHANICAL. They express their abhor
renee of the Burns method of handl
ing helpless prisoners and women AND
children.
Mrs. McManigal's children have
been taken to Chicago. The woman
lived in constant fear that the babies
would be kidnapped or killed by the
detectives who have bounded hel
every hour since she came here
George Benin, uncle of Ortie Me
Manigal has been one of the chic
figures in the Mcnamara case this
week. Almost every day he has beer
summoned to the inquisitorial cham
bers by the grand jury which ha:
been kept in session since last Octo
Der for no other purpose than to init
midate and browbeat witnesses fol
the defense, according to Attorney
Clarence barrow, who made scath
; ing arraignment of the grand jury ant
it's methods when arguing the case 0
Benin.
Benin, who is Brotherhood o
Locomotive Engineers member, say
he does not care how often he is sum
moned by the grand jury and that i
can ask Judge Bordwen to send hin
, ITO Jail if it wants to. He was expect
ed to tell something of his interview
with the self-alleged dynamtar wht
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Organize Clerks.

A temporary organization of the
retail clerks of this city. was organic
ed Monday evening at a meeting held
in Alexander hall. General Organizer
s. D. Redding was present and assist
ed in the organization. About fifteen
clerks from the Bellaire Local were
present and lent their assistance.
The temporary organization was
formed by the election of the follow
ing officers: John B. White. chair
man; S. D. Ault, first vice chairman;
Russell Ransom, second vice chair
man; Miss Grace WOODBURY. secretary
and Miss Vera Hawkins. treasurer.
Following the election adjournment
was taken until Wednesday evening,
Aug. 18th, when the permanent or
ganization will be effected.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
walton 3. Hilton to speak.

WaIteF 3. F1IItoh % Speak
Walter B. Hilton, editor of the
Wheeling Majority, will make speech
ON Socialism ON Saturday evening,
Aug. 10, at the corner of Jefferson
Ave. ana Third street. 1t is hardly
necessary to give Mr.. Hilton an intro
duction as speaker to the readers
of this paper, As we all know of his
capacity as a speaker ON questions
that concern the working people.
Everybody is welcome.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
MOUNDSVILLE
Bad Drouth.

This city and vicinity is experience
ing one of the worst drouths in many
years. The B. & O. have a special
train of tank cars hauling water for
it's engines ais far east as Littleton
from this place. The farmers report
that the crops are the worst in years
from the dry weather.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Lowering Tracks.

The work Of lowering the tracks on
the main line of the B. & o. at the
Eleventh street overhead bridge is
completed. This is the place were SO
many fatal accidents have happened
to trainmen and others riding on top
of cars. It was known as death
Gap" to railroad men.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
MS
THE
FAMILY STORE

Because we clothe the entire
family from head to foot on
CREDIT at honest prices. Our
goods are all dependable = stylish
and as big value for the price as
you can get at any CASH store.
This is actually true you can pay
cash at Adams if you want to
but you cannot buy goods at a
lower price. Our credit price is
a rock bottom figure. That's
why economical buyers flock to
Adams.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

against constitutional guaranty of
rights. This case lacked nothing in
sucn detail.
"The McNamaras were. kidnapped
Requisition papers were obtained by
perjured affidavits, based ON a lying
telegram sent by Burns (Sea Kappa
ports statement before Congressional
Committee).
"on this foundation of felony and
fraud the men are imprisoned here
A grand jury known to be prejudiced
against labor, some of its members
atually employees of H. G. Otis, the
arch enemy of the working class,
others who have been guests of this
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
.LAsoR's INFLUENCE IN GEORGIA.


Atlanta, Ca. Aug. 1O.-A bill pro
viding for a ten-hour day. with virtual
ly no exceptions, for cotton and wool
en- mills Of Georgia, has been enacted
~ the House Of Representatives now
"a sessi lon. It provides that no en-
ploye ID textile Industries, except me-
chanicians and those having direct
care of the property. snail be allowed
to work more than ten hours Of any
day, and makes infringement on the
part of the employer punishable as a
misdemeanor. The bill passed the
House on Its final passage by vote
of 1913 to 40.
---O ---------------
Have ron SnbScrtbed3 Give you
0ame to yOur secretary o. como {,
Gho o0an.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

Ortie McManiget believes Harry
Orchard is a free man The story was
told him by the Burns Operatives who
give Mechanical his daily lesson and
training on how to be a good witness
1t is believed McManigal is working
under the promise Of freedom and re-
ward if he will carry out the program
as per the present agreement.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Virginia Farms

Offer best opportunity for land buyers
and the best place to live Mild Win
ters, cheap land; sunshine; grow I'm
crops; produce best Favored appfes.
cattle, hog raising, dairying and pdalt
try raising profitable; near 4O,060.QoO
consumers; get top prices Can or write
John e. Walker, lot 18th 81.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
cncialiste Rmew

Socialists Busy.
The Socialist Local of this place is
planning big things for the future.
They have rented a large hall over
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CUBAN CIGAR FACTORY Chas. W.
Tunt, Prop. Successor to Muln 4
Brandfass, 1928 Main st.
ECONOM YsHOE ST0RE-H. l.. BUYER.
Prop. 1872 Market st. Union Made
Shoes.
HOTEL WINDSOR-E. b Carney
R RqEGRsan p opea from t. a Il t. ~ y
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Believes Orchard Free.

will be the chief witness for sthe plJ-
secution.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Bill Burns
Bombastic

CONTINUED From 1sT PAGE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
MORE PRETTY SUMMER
HATS At MRS. 0AlleW'S

Mrs. Ballew. who conauots the pop.
nlar millinery establishment on
Fourth street. has received another
lot of those pretty white summertime
ami y X, hats. which she Is Offering
at prices wiihin the ieacl OF all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
EDUCATORS TALK TO
COUNTY SCHOOL
TEACHERS

III. morning session OF the Bcrual-
mo County Teachers institute today
Sass an unusually interesting one. thr
orty-three teachers In attendance be-
ing entertained 10y two splendid adj
dresses. one by Assistant Suptrin-
icndcnt Of Public Instruction. Acasio
Gall"sns, and the other by Prof Wat.
aon. Of IN" University OF New Mexico.
Prot Gallegos gave = history of the
progress OF educational systems in
New Mexico, telling many interesting
facts oi much value 10 the teach, RS.
Mature study" was thu, subject of
Prot Watsun's talk.
Prof. " u. Mcfarland, head OF the
silver city public scrool system. was
a visitor At the institute this morning
Mr.. Mcfarland Is on tour of the
territories. visiting the various county
institutes.
y y. Stroup, county superintend-
mt of schools. played ie,ter carrier
80 tho inSttut. this morning, gather
ing M one hundred and hfiy post
cards, which the teachers wished tn
mall because of Post card day
The examinations will be held Fri.
day ana saturday of next week. The
institute thus far has been one Of the
most successful In the history OF the
country. both In poini OF att.ndr nee
and Accomplishment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

Former Member of Albuquer.
que Police Force and EN-
ploye OF Santa Fe Shops.
Passes Away.

\ wire was received this morning
by ! \. Munioya OF tnts city announc.
ing the death ul Miguel MARITIME
Martin y Was Tor -four years member
oi the police force or Albuquerque.
and has been ior the past i've yoars
In Douglas, Arizona, and Nacozari,
Mexico
lie died az one or the other OF
these places, from some cause NOT ex-
pressed Ia the telegram
MARITIME was a boil.rmaker IN the
santa Fe shops here before accepting
the position on the police force which
he filled IN a capable manner. He ro.
suned rs trade In Arizona and went
nom Their. 10 Mexico He wrote Pc.
liceman Lujan of Albuquerque last
week that he expected to return 20
Douglas.
Martinez leaves a wife In Douglas
where his father, Francisco Montuya
resides. An adopted Slaughter. now
married. lives In Albuquerque \
brother OF deceased. VIII Mon,oya. Is
following the boilorinaker's trade IN
Douglas or Naco2ari Deceased waa
member OF the Woodmcn of tn.
World
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
WAS
wary Of lOkGDEN
Local People Failed to Bite, it
is Believed, on Graft for
Which Man is Now in Pris.
on in San Francisco.

A smooth operator of the confidence
variety by the name Of Longden was
picked up IN san Francesca by police
officials ON Monday oil this week Al.
though the man would not make a
statement when arrested. Il Was
claimed that he has operated in Albu.
querque. Santa Fe and other New
Mexico cities.
Longi0n is remembered by the Al.
buquerQue police Chief McMilin
says that Lougden and "a woman, aho
claimed TO be his wife. though San
Francisco dispatches give her name
differently were guests al the Savoy
hotel here for several days. during
which time they tried 10 interest PEG.
.lle In Philadelphia wholesale bust.
ness which the, claimed 10 represent
They requested n $50 deposit nov
samples of goods. and when this lyas
received they asked for n sd knd
double eagle. Upon The receipt aYtv
from the victim. he would he nanIh
agent for the company. and whiie
LOngden and his wife went To the next
town. could think II over
Only one man 10 my knowledge
even nibbled ~ the game here said
Chief McMillin This man approach.
ed me and asked t. Thought the
| scheme was an, good. and | told him
to lei II alone, n others got IN deep
! or, they never came 10 me. and | don't
believe iDngden got away with any
thing here"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
OBJECTS STRENUOUsLY
TO BEING ARRESTED

sensational trial took place in
the court of Jose T.. Romero in old
Albuquerque this afternoon. when n
saloonkoep"r named Joe Del Fratc.
lissic McGrath and blanche Steel
were fined $40 and costs each for
drinking refreshments In the rear Of
a saloon and creating "a disturbance.
Although the women are granted a
hcehs" For the disponsation Of liquor
III the restricted district of new
town, they were not permitted hy
ci'li authorities tn drink soda water
"a they protested in old Town. Tbcv
were arrested by policeman and re-
leased under bond, to appear this att
crnoon.
Miss McGrath wan incensed al her
arrest. In tcstifying she said. at is
the first time in my NE that | was
ever arrested when ! wasn't drunk