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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

several days this week with Misses
BETTE and Lille Faber
Mrs. Basye Liilcrs and little son. OF
Washington have been spending tho
week with Mrs VI J. DOWN.
Bolen c. Carter. Of Clifton Forge.
was a visitor several days this week
At tho home OF /. j. Faber
Marvin Eubank. Of Washington has
been spending the week with his par
ents. Nh and Mrs. Il. u. Eubank. near
town
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. c. p. Leckey has been spending
the week with Mrs a -. Bcckham in
Greens horo. y. &. She attended the mar
riage Of her brother there.
Misses Ruby and Mareio and Master
Ed Faulconer. after a visit OF several
days 70 their aunts Misses Josephine
and )rma Faulconer. returned TO
their home IN Greensboro. y c. on
Wednesday. accompanied by Miss Agnes
Beckham.
Miss Anna Downer has returned from
"a visit to friends at Orange.
Mrs McAlister Of West Point is on
a visit 70 Miss sallie Boston. at nick
" " Briggs and daughter. Of
Orange, were Gordonsville visitors this
week.
Miss Lille smith. Of Richmond. mas
arrived: to spend some days with Miss
Edna Fabcr
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FORK UNION


Special TO The Times-Dispatch
Fork Union. September 7-Aisses
Dollie ana Lille Holland. Of Richmond,
after visiting relatives here. nave re-
Nlr. and Mrs T r. Daniel. OF Wei
don y. C.. made BRIEF visit to
Mrs. Edo snead and children. Of
Richmond made hrief visit TO rel
atives at White Rock. the home of
tho late DR. q H. Sneao
Rev. y. l. Shumate pastor Of tho
Fork and Bethe! churches. will leave
for the louisville Seminary to continue
his education
some Of the Richmond people VINO
Hebeecs Hardwlck. Miss Marian Nc
Graw. Miss Jean McGraw
Mrs Green and children. OF Surry
County, are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Judge Lanford. OF Oklahoma.
formerly Miss Lucy Lee Jones is visit
ms at Caryshrook
Campbell Jones. OF Monticello. Ky,
is visiting his former home here
Jetcr Perkins, OF Dayton. o.. and
FAMILY arc on n Visit 20 .heir former
home near here
Miss Alice strange. Of Richmond.
and Miss Fanny Terry. OF Richmond.
are on Visit to their homes
Philip VIM has left for West Viz
sinia to engage in business
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WYTHEVILLE

lSpecial to The Timos-Dispatchl
Wytheville, Va, September THE
closing german OF the season was given
ny the German club at Hotel Boyd. on
Tuesday evening. Tho german was
led by stuart Campbell. about twelve
couples participating
Mr. and Mrs II. Il. Maupin have is
sued Invitations for the marriage OF
their dauehtcr Daisy to Dr. ". II.
Nionlo' Jr, the marriage to take place
at the home oil the bride on Thursday
cveninS. September L.
ON "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Brown
cassell entertained the Wythc Gray
Chapter Of the Daughters OF the CON
iederacy at her home cast OF Wythe
VILE.
Miss Nellie Powell. Of Lynchburg. is
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Chanin at
Rey. W. 4 Hall, who has excepted
a call to Suffolk. left this week FOR
son, Alfred
Mrs Harris Alien and little SON
hampton. Of New York Mrs Ycrkos
ana daushtcr or Norfolk. who have
been the sumner guests of Mrs Thos.
H. Dew have returned to their homes.
Mrs. Edith Priest OF Washington.
/ mas returned home after visit TO
hTr aunt. Mrs. Walter Wnkerson, AT
"WalEcr HAN"
Rev NJ p. Logan. ~ st AIMS. Nasn-
villc loft for his charge Monday AFTER
spending mis- vacation i'm Wytheville.
as the guest Of friends
Nh and Mrs. William wilkins of
Detroit who are spending tile summer
with Colonel " . Moore. we're called
TO fhiladaiphia Friday by the death
2f Ar Wilkins's sister. Miss Annie
-. b owen Of South Boston. is
visiting Henry Dew.
Miss BESSIE Ryland or Richmond.
arrived I'm Wythevillc Saturda, and
VIII spend several weeks with Miss
jamie Gfhhorcy
Mrs Robert Porter. Mrs Richards
ana Miss Richards after spending the
sumner at sl!cside- have returned
Miss Maggie randolph. Of Baltimore
IS INC guest of Mrs Il. j. Preston. n,
"florissant"
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WINCHESTER


Especial 10 The s-Dispatchl
Winchester. Va, September Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Hitchman, OF Chicago.
nave been spending some time in town
Captain George W. Kurts ana his
daughters. Misses Elizabeth ana Nir-
ginia kurt1. have been visiting re!a-
t.vcs during the past week in Cum
Mrs t. Y. weems and her daughter.
Miss Clara Weems have been visiting
friends in Baltimore and Was hingtom
this week.
Mrs William II. wills and her SIS
ter Miss Mary Hodgson and Mrs Net
tie Ryan. who have been on II visit
OF several months to relatives and
friends In the Northwest and Little
River. Kan, returned to their homes
here on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Spates ana chill
dren have returned from a visit TO rel
atives at Rockville, Md.
Rev j. Il Lacy. y. D. has returned
from a weeks trip to Gastonia y. c.
Miss Katharine r. Glass and Mrs.
Ada SommcrVille Hatcher have return
cd from an extended European trip.
from Atlantic City and Martinsburg.
w. Va, where she has been spending
several months.
Mrs Fred l. Glaize. who has been
spending some time al Atlantic city,
Miss Glass returned several days
since to Chicago. after spending some
time at the home OF Mrs. Nancy Lee
Mrs Fields and Mrs Collins. who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs
John Stephenson, have returned to
Washington.
Mrs John Randolph Graham OF New
York. left this week for Baltimore.
after visiting Or and Mrs. Julian f..
Ward and other relatives and friends.
MIR ANA Mrs. John H. Cunningham
and their daughter. Miss Cunningham.
ster. Md. were on "A motoring trip to
this city the carly part Of the week
Mrs. Margaret T.. Howard. who has
been visiting at tho homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs Harry NJ. Baker. returned 10 New
York several days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald y. Gilpin. who
arrived from England several days ago,
latters mother. Mrs. Robert Dixon, OF
Boston. arc expected to spend the
greater portion OF the fall season at
Scaleby. the new Gilpln home. near
Bovce. Clarke County
Mrs w. = Semple, OF Louisville. Ky
came this week to visit her mother
Mrs. Gibson widow of former United
states senator Charles S Gibson. Of
Maryland who has an apartment here
for the fail season
Mrs John stump who was formerly
Miss Old. has returned to Norfolk af-
ter visiting nj the home of DIR. and
Mrs p. W. Boyd.
Mra Ida Tercctta. Of Baltimore. is
at The home OF the Misses Mccartney
timore. arc visiting their. brother-in-
1ISSwed. ana ''S'e'' Mi ana MRS W. H.
Miss Keightley Berry. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

tho guest OF Mrs ". J. Wright at
the Marlbrooll several DAYS this week
Mrs. Emma II. Gold. VINO has been
spending some time in stanton. has
returned TO the city for the winter.
NJ. u. Mckee left sunday evening
for Charlottesville. where he VIII
mako his home in the future.
Mrs. w =. Lee and Miss Florence
Lee. OF Lynchhurg, are tho guests Of
Mrs. V H. Coiner
DR.. and Mrs r. r. Rowe. Miss Ora
Rowe and Edgar Rowe have returned
from Bowling Green. where they spent
the summer
Lewisburg w. Va. where she spent
two weeks
DR. A. souder. Of Clifton Forge.
spent several days In The city tnls
week, the guest Of his family.
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MALVERN HILL
Especial to The Times dispatch
lalNnLL liill " Annt q ~. ~ q }

Special to The Times Dispatch
Malvern Hill. Va. Septembre THE
regular monthly meeting OF the Sewing
Society Of Westover Church met with
Mrs. j. II. oliver, and Mrs y. c B.ans-
ford. at Shirley on the-James" 80 ri
day. Among the members presei@ were
Mcsdames T c. Harrison, $ a. Clark.
IL. r. HARRISON j. NJ Bell. j. y clark.
= r. Harrison Misses sue and Eliz-
abcth Carter. Cora Greeley. Emily
Harrison. lean S Clark. sue and Mamie
Ruihn Sallie Catlett. Of Gloucester.
After all business had been attend b
ed to and a delicious luncheon en-
joyed with their hostess. the society
adjourned to meet in October win
Mrs. H. ;. Saunders. at Upper shir-
ley"
Mrs J. y. Clark ana son. +. ".
Clark, of Hardens. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week in Richmond
Richard Saunders. Of Richmond is
spending several weeks at Buckland
Stock Farm during the absence of his
brother p A. saunders. third. who is
at the White sulphur Springs
Mrs a. Z. Branstord. who spent the
months of July and August at Wer-
nersville. Pa. returned to her home
shirley on Saturday.
Miss Mary Randolph Carter and
brother, c. Hill Carter. of High Hills :"
left last week for New York CITY
where they are visiting relatives.
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BERRYvILLE
{ Special TO The rlmes.Disnatch.

Special to The Timas-D isratchl
berryville Va. september DIR
Charles Ware OF st. Louis. Mo. is
visiting mis- sister Mrs James Mcclure.
Mrs samuel parkins. Of stanton.
and Miss Ella staley. of Baltimore Md,
are guests of Mrs Jacob Warden. near
Rcv Arthur Gray. Jr.. Of Amherst.
IS a guest a. The home OF Mrs WI
Miss Rose Mcdonald. of Alexandria.
spent last week with relatives at
rfrankford.' near town.
Lyme Mccormick. OF Annapolis. Md.
mas Joined ms parents at "Ciermont.'
Miss NJ. ". Blackburn OF Alexandria.
is visiting Mrs T. NJ Stribling.
Mr. and Mrs Phil Lee. of Norfolk.
are visiting the Misses Lee on West
Main Street
Miss Dorothy Ware. OF Shepherds
town. w. va. spent last week at Dur
Arthur Gordon Of Sew york. was a
guest at Arcadia" the home OF Col
oncl and Mrs. s. ) Thomas this week
Mr and Mrs. Eric Miller. who have
and Mrs \. Moore. have returned to
their homo in Madison. WIS.
surgeon w. b. Grove. United states
Navy stationed at Washington -. c.
was the guest of his sister. Mrs p. H.
Powers this week
BALDWIN Neii has received an APP
pointment TO the Naval Academy. at
Annapolis. Md. and is now at the Co
lnmhin preparatory school. In Wash
inston. u. G.
Miss Nora Moore left this week FOR
for Romncy, ". Va. after spending the
su.amer with their sister Miss Jane
G. Moore
M. John ;. Goldsmith Loft this week
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CREWE


Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
crewc. VA. September &C y shu-
mate leaves sunday Tor tho Road Mas
iers convention in Buffalo. y. Y.
Mrs stimulate viii leave on tho same
gg:ay for a visit TO her parents at Ripple
The pickett-stuart Camp. Of MOTTO
way VIII hold its annual reunion at
liam hodges Mann viii make an adj
dress Preparations are being made
for large crowd. for which annie
entertainment VIII be provided
Hshmond college
Mrs Harry Manson. who has been
sronains tho summer az nor country
nome near here. has returned 10 her
home in Petersburg
Misses Nannic and Rob Nlcnolson
h"Ne returned from California
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GORDONSVILLE

spccial 10 Thc limos Dlspatch-
Gorlonsvllo. Va. september -
Misses Nana and Ruth Gilllm. Of Mad
ison Mills have been spending tho
week with their sister, Mrs James l.
Faper. in the city
Miss Lula Bernard. after pleasant
visi, % ten days. tine eueat OF Miss
lana Faher mas returned TO her homo
in Richmond
w w Brock, Of Richmond. was !.
Nlalloi several DAYS this week at tho
hoWe OF Mrs Molic Sncod
NJ and Mrs Charlie Baughnn. OF
Sniton Forge have been spending tho
week with the formers sister. Mrs. =,
NJ GOODWIN. in the city
AIRS. L 5 Jessup. OF Richmond. spent
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visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a II Berry. has
returned 10 Luray
Miss Ada Thatcher has gone on n
visit TO relatives at Fairmont. W Va
Mrs George y Herbert has returned
from VISIT to Acr sou-iu-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Charles ~.
B-all, at Rockville, Nd.
Mrs 3 :. Dowden and her son have
retained TO Wilmington. Del. after
spending the greater portion or the
Summer in town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

for her homo In Blrmineham Ala. ar
ter spending some weeks with her
parents, DR. and Mrs X + Page
Mrs. French Thompson is spending
this week in Cumberland Md. with her
daughter. Mrs Granville shirley.
Mrs. w. L Baldwin, OF Norfolk is
the home OF c. Kolnslav
Mr. and Mrs 4. :. 3. smith have re-
turned from ocean Beach. Miss Anne
Riddle, OF Norfolk. Va accompanied
ihem homo.
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POWHATAN

Especial TO The Times Dispatcn.l
Powhatan. Va. September Mr. and
the recent guests OF Mrs r. .. Tucker
Miss Susie Reynolds. OF Woodland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
THE TOXINS OF FATIGUE
ARE IN THE BLOOD.

If you can't take vacation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Thousands arc saying this.
If you have to Toll and swcltcr
away in the not city remember
that
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-24

period Of almost . month, during
which no attempts at incendiarism
were made, the fire bug whose recent
operations terrorized residents of the
south eide and resulted in the destruc.
ton OF approximate tell s25. 1000 in
property Is again active. This morn
ing at 4:45 the ire department was
called to the stables of the Hotter.
Boorman Lumber company at the
corner Of Fifth avenue south and
Third street, where 9 fire had been
started In q partition. 1t bad gained
but slight Roadway, however, and was
quickly exttnguished. This IL the
third time fires have been started in
this company's yards.
LIVINGSTON, July 22.-Two masked
men broke into the home Of Mrs.
E. r. Tesselle, q wealthy widow of
Livingston, and stole $1,000 worth OF
jewels. The robbers made their es.
cape and the local police had found no
trace of them late tonight. The rob.
bers entered the Teselle home while
Mrs Teselle was out, and found her
daughter asleep on q couch in q front
room. They bound her hand and foot,
gagged her and then tied her to q
bedpost, threatening to kill her unless
she told them where her mothers jew.
els were hidden.
GLEND1vE. July 22.-The swift,
Yellowstone has again yielded up 9
memento Of human weakness in the
form of a body supposed to be that
OF j. w. White, who escaped from the
Dawson county Jail q couple Of weeks
ago while being treated as a trusty
and who was later drowned in the big
river At the headgates dam, near the
intake, while trying to cross to the
north shore. Little is known of the
mans past.
MILES CITY, July 22.-Oliver Mel
son drew q premium Of three months
In the county jail a. result of being
too prOmiscuous in his selection of g
berth where to commune with ma
lures sweet restorer.' He was found
twice in Will Ingham's bed room IL
the Leighton block and not only II
the room but in the bed. The frs
time he was elected without any com
plant being made to the authorities,
but a repetition OF ofense grated or
Mr.. Ingham's nerves and he handed
| Nelson over to the police.
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Wage Earning Woman Is
Now Respected Where
Before She Was
Stunned


ociETv USED TO DEsPlsE THE WAGE EARNING WOMAN.
- THEN IT PATRoNlZED HER. NOW SHE Is IN A FAIR WAY
4 TO WIN ITS RESPECT AND SYMPATHETIC ADMIRATION.
Of course there is actually only one difference between
the society woman and the wage Garner. The latter goes out into the
world and works and gets her pay in nice, crackly green bills. The
society woman stays at home and works and doesn't get any pay.
Though she may ride in her own car, her pocketbook is often
EMPTIER than that Of the wage earning woman.
Perhaps there is another difference between the society woman
and the SO called working woman"
She who scrubs doors or stands behind the counter or sits at a
typewriter SELLS THE HONEST LABOR OF HEAD N
HANDS. The woman who earns her bread and butter by making a
rich and loveless marriage BARRIERS HER MOST PRICELESS
HERITAGE FOR A "LIVING WAGE" =
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-24
Official Ignorance,

One Of the best of the many stories
of English official ignorance of the
colonies is recalled by P. A. Silburn in
'The Governance of Empire" Lord
Palmerston was forming a new minis.
try and in a preliminary council was
arranging its composition. He had
filed up all the portfolios with the
exception Of the colonial Office. First
one lame and then another was sug-
gested and thrown aside. At last he
said to Sir Arthur Helps: II suppose
must take the thing myself. Come up
stairs with me and show me where
these places are on the maps"
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Non Coal Land.
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon
tana, July %, 1919.
Notice ls hereby given that
GEORGE EVERS,
of Floweree, Montana, who, on June IA, 1907
made homestead entry No. 4ss4, serial No. o40sS
for sWk SWk section II. 81 SEA. sen SWA
tsna meridian, has fled notice Of intention t.
make final hve-year proof, to establish CLAIM
to the land above described. before Chas: H
Benton, Montana, on the Sd day Of September
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Walter A
Knight, Theo. Evers, Walter r. Morrison, Ro,
]. Dfgby, ell Of Floweree, Mont.
E. L. BARNES, Register.
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Non Coal Land.
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon
tsna, July %, 1912.
Notice 10 hereby given that
HORACE A. HIBBARD,
of Teton, Montana, who, on July Is, 1910, made
home stead entry serial No. O13996, for ny SWk,
EN- NWA, NWA NWk section %, EH NEA,
5 east, Montana meridian, has filed notice Of n
tention to make Anal fve.year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before Chas: b
Benton, Montana, on the 4th day of September
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Scott R. Hib
S ScfG, yos aP az Te Sam Raech MMsf 9n Scn'e"e' Al''i
E. l.. BARNES, Register.
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Non Coal Land.
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon.
tana, July %, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
SAMUEL j. STANTON,
of Fort Benton, Montana, who, on June 1a, 1911
made homestead entry serial No. O22359 for wy
SEA section Z, wy NEA section IS, township 81
north, range 6 east, Montana meridian, has fled
notice of Intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Chas. II. Boyle, U. s. commits
sioner, at his Office, at Fort Benton, Montana, or
the 4th day of September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Adam John
stone, Robert Imbert, Charles NJ. Smith, Charles
H. Brown, all of Fort Benton, Mont.
e. L.. BARNES. Register.
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Is lie Who Steals 81 Cents
More Guilty Than He
Who ~Appropriates
$37,OOo,OOo?
By Rabbi STEPHEN 8. WISE
Of New York

ABLE eEGoAR; THE MAN WHO STEALS $37 IS A COMMON Thief
THE MAN WHO STEALS $50 Is AN UNCOMMON sWiNDLER, THE
MAN WHO STEALS $4,000 Is A PROMOTER. AND THE MAN WHO
STEALS $s7oooooo IS A CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY.
The tenement house system is guilty of THEFT AND OF
MURDER, too, for human overcrowding means pollution of air, and
the pollution of air is not only theft, but murder, even though that
murder be slow in operation or execution.
The tenement house evil is not an unavoidable one. The tenement,
as we know it at its worst, need not be. We must learn to see that
STEALING OF INVISIBLE THINGS may be just as truly theft
as is the flching of things visible and tangible.
Nor need one take away from another in order to be guilty Of
theft. I steal from and rob my neighbor if I withhold from him that
which is his RIGHTFUL DUE, even though be may not technically
ever have been the possessor thereof.
A man may be guilty of theft though he does not abstract money
from pay envelopes. To WITHHOLD FROM THE PAY EN-
VELOPE that which ought to be contained therein is theft, even
though the crime be committed by a millionaire corporation.
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For What Offense Is a Man
to Be Termed a
Thief?

I'll NO.; s :: : :: s ;:;; !. an: nd, The. he, e:
more, when these may
justly be applied and when no
other name fits. A man does not
cease to be a thief because he
STEALS MUCH nor remains
one merely because he steals little.
ACCORDING TO OUR PRESENT
DAY CONCEPTION THE MAN WHO
sTEAIa 81 CENTS Is A MlsER.
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All the news in the River Press.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-24
Efficient Citizen Is He
Who Fights Dishonesty

BY Rev. WALTER T.. SUMNER. Social Worker
- HE HIGHEST CLASS OF CITIZEN IS THE EFFICIENT CITIZEN.
NY IDEAL OF THE efficient CITIZEN Is ONE WHO WILL
FIGHT AGAINST DISHONEST ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC
AFFAIRS AND WHO WILL CONSTANTLY AND CONSISTENTLY
BATTLE AGAINST THE WRONGS WHICH WOMEN AND CHILDREN
HAVE TO SUFFER. AND WE CAN HAVE THIS CLASS OF CITIZEN
ONLY THROUGH EDUCATION AND CULTURE.
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For Sale or Rent.

rent; also blacksmith shop ON Front street
Both In good locations.
c. E. SHELDON, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-24
GET A HOME

I have several good houses,
we'll located and in good order,
for sale at prices that r very
reasonable.
Families looking for good
schools can do no better than in
our town. Buy a home, save
rent, and sell at an advance
when you are through with it.
Vacant lots in all parts of city.
Stock ranches and farm lands
we'll located.
II. GREEN, FG Benton
A III the news in the River Press.
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We Must Meet the New
Social Conditions Arising
BY Sir ROBERT PERKS. British Railroad Financier and
Contractor

N the United States I feel that you WASTE TOO MUCH
TIME ON YOUR ELECTIONS. This waste of time is de.
II plorabe, and the money that is wasted should be spent in COM
merce and general trade. A lot of trouble could be averted
by not spreading your elections over six months.
And there is another thing I have observed, both here and in Eng
land and Germany. That is the necessity for a REIMBURSEMENT
OF OUR CONCEPTION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYED. The working classes have be-
come educated to the conditions, and they cannot much longer be de-
ceived. They know that they are entitled to a FAIR SHARE OF
n PROFITS from the articles they make, and they are bound
to get it.
We MUST REAoJUsT OUR OLD FASHIONED NOTIONS. WE
HAVE GOT TO GRASP THE FACT THAT THERE Is A NEW SOCIAL
CONDITION ARISING, AND WE HAVE GOT TO MEET THAT coNpl.
TON.