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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Charleston. ". Va, April .o.--The Charles
ton. Traction Company has been chartered
In West Nirqinia TO build railroad from
ST. Adams. In tho western part OF Kama
VIVA county, noaetward via Char cston Mont
Eomers nd other towns to Mt. Carbon In
Fayette county. ". Va about forty miles
The canitai is ie5O.o0o. iIncorpora tore are
", G. tMcCorkic. s. n. Chiffon, w. L. Moore.
George E. sutherland and s. Hess, all OF
WA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Cnitnn AInr.ment

New orleans, April 2n--In his Fepcst !nr
April T.. Colonel Henry G. Hester. secretary.
OF the New Orleans cotton Exchange, shows
that the ainouu, or cotton brought Into tis hit
during 80 days o. the present aeafon5 Tas
it3io.s.3 bales, an incroass dyer, tho same
period last year OF s.So1.Stc 5alYs. Th- ES-5
roris were eNSMs sale's an increase os
r,SS,6sa bales. The tN,tinSs were. By Nor,a;-
crr spinner a.toi,siS bales. an Jrrrcs 81 q ~
I1I,i5. bales hy Southern spinpers, 1ojs ar
oales: AN inereaIe az 24s111t hai~a S.8;ts-G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
There Arc Ron,ls mud nonJ.

Here is a hint got from the Fro
SrcsSirc Farmer;
There, is not much sense in contend.
ing that poor Dads hinder speed Is
you insist upon travelling In an ox-cart
when you might SO In Il two-horse
buggy. The thing to do is To use tho
two-horsc vehicle and tn IN work FOR
Continued on Third Fage.) ---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
South Boston speaks Out-As to the Cost Of
Living W ise Hoosier School Girs-Hog
Cholera in Old Vrgina-Roads and
Near Roads-V ariUus Hints Here
and There

ihs to run kitchen as it does an
art studio or n law Office
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
MADE THE WRONG QUOTATION
Nervous Swain Meant Well, but It
Was Not Likely He Won Love
of Fair Maiden.

He was diffident and universal In so
ciety's ways, but he was badly smitten
with reigning belle, and had nerved
himself to WOO and win. So he Sc
cured an introduction, and in due
course went to pay his frst call
He thought it would help him out
bit If he took her some flowers, SO
he bought superb bouquet for her. As
he reached the house, however he re.
membered that she had a splendid con-
servatory, and he tried to think of a
way out of the difficulty. Suddenly he
recollected the saying anent taking
Goals to Newcastle" and determined
to make use OF it. But he was dread
fully nervous. He broke into a cold
sweat as he rang the bell, and when
the divinity appeared In the recep-
ton room he didn't know whether he
stood on his head or on his heels.
"I-I-thought." he stammered.
"that would b-bring you bouquet,
but It's like casting p-p-pearls
before swine!"
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

continued its use until was made we'll. "
Mrs. HENRY LE1sEpERG, 743 Adams 81.
Kearneysville, w. Va.-"I feel It ny
duty to write and say what Lydia e
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound kas
done for me. / suffered from fenaaib
weakness and at times felt 80 miserable
l could hardly endure being on my feet
"After taking Lydia E. Pinkhamh
Vegetable Compound and following yom
special directions, my trouble IS guz.a
Words fail to express my thankfulneaA
l recommend your medicine 10 an my
friends. Mrs. G. B. WHrrTuNCToss
The above are only two of the thos-
sands of grateful letters which are COR
stantly being received by the Pinkhan
Medicine Company Of Lynn, Mass which
show clearly what great things Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 6oe
for those who suffer from woman's iEk
If you want special advice write b.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (oon1-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read end answered by q
woman and held In strict eea1Ae1oe.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

clearer: II "also" means in like man
ner," it follows that publication in the
session laws must, in ali respects, be
in the same manner as IN newspapers
Newspapers are usually dally or week
ly publications.. and publicatlon therein
Is made daily or weekly. publication
in the session laws Is made once for
all. 1t Is not repeated eithcr daily or
weekly, monthly or annually; and So,
If the requirement - 70 time Is ap-
plicable to both kinds OF publication.
it would be impossible fully to comply
herewith, if the ordinary and primary
Specification OF words - to govern.
An ingenious argument by petition
er's counsel is made thatlf publication
in the session laws need not be made
Until after the election. II involves an
absurdity. since 1t II only proposed"
amendments that are to be published.
And if SO. they may be made only be-
fore, not after, the election, because.
after election, amendments become. II
approved, complete or Finished docu-
ments: II rejected. worthless things;
and, in either case. they are no longer
..proposed' amendments. The provi-
sion means that whatever is proposed
in the session laws, and that may be
done as well after as before the cleo
ton.
The majority opinion in re House
resolution No. 10, 50th Colo. II. is
clearly authority for the conclusion
which we have reached. that publica-
ton of proposed amendments in the
session laws need not be made for
four successive weeks previous to the
next general election.
II it had been the intention of the
trainers of the constitution to SO re-
quire, it would have been easy to say
SO in no uncertain terms 1t is only
by giving to their language an un-
natural and forced construction that
any such contention can be upheld. 1t
is too plain and conclusive to our
minds that the publication for four
successive weeks previous to the gen
eral election applies only to publica-
ton in newspapers to need further ar
gument or citation OF cases to sup
port it.
With the wisdom or policy of this
amendment this court. of course, has
nothing whatever to do. If the cost
Of submitting amendments that are
proposed for submission at the com
ing election will be grieyous and a
burden to taxpayers, this court can
give no relief. The people have or
dained their own constitution and,
through their representatives., have
made their laws. 1t is the duty of the
court to enforce them as they are writ
ten. II relief should be given, only
the people themselves directly, or
through their chosen representatives,
can, in proper way, afford it. The
Judgment of the District Court is re-
versed and the cause remanded, with
instructions to dismiss the petition.
Decision en- banc, all the justices
concurring.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
May Raise "Golden Gate"

Ellensberg, Wash. : "Uncle joe"
Morrell of Ellensberg, sole remaining
survivor of the ship Golden Gate.
which burned and sank off Manzanillo,
Mex, in 1864, with over 100000 in
California gold on board, received a
letter from San Francisco syndicate
asking certain details of the wreck
and the bearings of the spot where
the Golden Gate sank The letter car
ries the information that sufficient
money to raise the wreck had been
subscribed and that soon an cxpcdi-
ton would be fitted out.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Mrs. Dorothy Hemmina Dead.

Colorado Springs Mrs. Dorothy
Hemming, twenty-five, wife of Wilmer
D. Hemming, died at her home in this
city. Her husband is assistant cashier
of the Ell Paso National bank and son
of the banks president, c. C Hem
ming. Mrs Hemming, nee Dalton,
was a leader in Colorado Springs So
ciety.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Car Sweeper Crushed to Death.

Grand Junction.-John Henry, an
Italian car sweeper employed for the
last fifteen years by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, was cut to pieces
when he stepped in front Of passen-
ger train. He was fifty-four years old
and leaves widow and seven child
rem.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Pueblo Makes Big Shipment.

Pucblo.-The largest single ship
ment of fruit and vegetables ever
made from Pueblo county went out
last week. Two trains of forty car
loads each. all produced in this county,
were shipped to Kansas City and Chi
cago markets.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Cassie Chadwick Dupes Get s22,s75

Elyric, Ohio.-Part of the money of
which the people OF Oberlin were
flceced by the late Cassie Chadwick
has ccme back to them. The United
State Fidelity and Bonding Company
of New York paid into court here s22,-
S75, which represents the $4,000
bonds, with interest, of the late cash
ier A. B. Speer of the National Bank
of Oberlin. which was wrecked
through its dealings with Mrs. Chad
wick.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
pinned Down by Horse; browns.

Gillette, Wyo.-Pinned down in the
reservoir of the S-Bar ranch by the
weight of his horse, George Grail,
cowboy, was drowned while the beast
floundered in attempts to regain his
footing.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
SUFFERED
EVERYTHING
For Fourteen Years. Restored
To Health by Lydia E Pmk-
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Elgin, 1ll.-"After fourteen years II
suffering everything from female ean-

plants, l |" Il h0
restored to heal4.
/ employed thu
b est doctors nd
even went 10 has
hospital for treat
ment and was told
there wasno helpfor
me. But while taA-
ing Lydia E P6A-
hams Vegetable
Compound l began
tn imDrova Snd 4
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
King AIfonso's Sister Dies.

Madrid.-king Alfonso's sister, the
Infanta Maria Teresa, is dead. She was
thirty years old, the wife of Prince
Ferdinand of Bavaria. She never re-
gained her health after the birth of
her daughter August 18th.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Trout Fry for Teller.

Cripple Creek.-Between $4,000 and
100000 trout fry consigned by Col.
James Shinn, the state game commits
sioner from the Brighton hatchery,
were received here and placed in the
streams of Teller county.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
In Coffin "a Hours; sits Up.

Enterprise, Miss.-The preparations
for James Lees funeral were discon-
tinued when he sat up in the coffin
where he had laid twentyfour hours,
supposedly dead from typhoid fever.
He will recover, say the doctors.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Bad practice.

Fresh Boarder Mrs. Simpkins. you
would never get employment in a
street railway office.
Landlady-Why not?
Fresh Boarder--You exhibit too
strong tendency to cut down the
fare.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Gives Up His Leg to Girl.

Gary, Ind.-William Rugh, a news
boy, will allow the amputation Of his
crippled leg in few days so that Its
skin may be grated on the body of
Miss Ethel Smith, n girl he has never
seen.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Family Found Stricken With Lepros,

Spokane, Wash.-Surgeon General
Rupert Blue of the public health and
marine hospital service has been asked
to take steps to isolate the family OF
Antonio Valcane. now living here,
members of which are said to be suf-
fering from leprosy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Get s57 and Watch; Overlook $1,000.

Get $57 and Watch; Overlook $1,000.
Pueblo.-Masked- men placed gun
to the heads of Ben Beno, an acrobat
who was playing at the Fair here, and
his sister, and relieved Beno of $57
and valuable gold watch; but they
overlooked roll of bills amounting
to $1,000, which their victim carried
in his stocking.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Where ignorance is bliss it is folly
to cultivate the acquaintance OF a
chap that knows it all
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better, goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
good grocer. ADV.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
When the Eaa is Laid,

Patience-The hen never counts
her chickens before they are hatched.
Patrice-But you must remember
she does whole lot of cackling.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teethiuR, softens the gums, reduces intiamma- \
tiou, allays pain, cures wind colo, &c a bottle.
Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Cost $1,000, 900 to Bury MIkado.

Tokio.-Wheu all bills are paid. it
WAS estimated the late Mikado tuner
al will have cost $1,000,000.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

There's many slip 'twixt the ak
and the chip.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Wifey-All flesh is grass.
Hubby-I suppose that's what the
lawn mower thought when 1t cut my
foot
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

A moments further consideration
will, II possible, make the point
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3nr politiifteu Gage.

ou9 nit 8eitimmtbeit onsenowmen
perben mub, bob au oen Sriebfe=
bern, au4 felbffiidtise Motipe gez
re6net iperben mii6en.
Wir fOnnsn rubia Der gntpidlung
Der Oinse entgesenieben. Gntipidel.
ii9 elm iol9e partei, bann muB ite
cine 8afis boben, muB cine getpihe
ai4aftstlaHe pertreten, unb Io>
5uiogen als 5unboment baben, unb
niemanb anbers, als Der fogenannte
Mittelitanb, bic Sleintapitoliiten,
t0nnten 6ier5u ousertpren iein. Wtr
baben nun ober bier in Glepelano
NIT elmer iolden portei. i'm gang
tleinen MoBitabe, fdon Grfabruns
gen binter uns. gs tpar Der fo9ez
nannts forti4rittlide 5liisel Der oez
mptratiI9en partei, Der friiber unter
gom 6. Sobnion, unb ieBt unter
gafer, nur ben 8efpeis lieferten, bob
au9 iie ni9ts nusri4ten fOnnen, boB
Iobalb bic SpnberintereiIen, unb bic
Ie limb beim 8letnfopitalismus ebenz
10 porbonoen. als beim groben. in
Sroge tommen, bos 8olt oud unter
ibrer 5errf6aft ben 8iiraeren aiebt.
Sc faneller ii9 Die 8erbdltniHe aber
in bieier Weiie enttpideln, befo befe
Ter fir uns, je i6neaer Dem 9olfe
Der 8efpeis eeliefert tpirb, baB es
nur einen Sapitalismus gibt, Der bas
8olt ousbeutet, ausraubt unb unter=
io9t, ie i9neller bos 9olt erfGbrt,
bab ouh Der Sleintapitalismus bic
fel6e Senoen5 bat, reid uno INNER
rei6er, grpB uno INNER grDBer ga
tperben, ie eher perben iih bic 4r6ei=
ter unb anbere before Glemente Ger
olten parteien uns anf6lieBen.
6iernit IolI nun ni6t geIagt Iein,
bab mir uns o6ne Uiiibe pergr0Bern
tperben, pber bob mir uns auf Die
| gntpidlung Der Dinee horrenb, ee@
miitli9 ausruben biirfen, i'm 9eeenz
tell, mir baben ale uria9e, nod
mebr, tpie bisber, tdtig gu Iein, uno
nit oaer Ma9t bem uns geieBten
3iele su5uitreben. g1o5u biefer Or
titel ober Nnresung gaben fol. iff
boB mir nod mebr, tpie bisber, ein
tpo9iumes 2luge auf bas baben Iol;
len, tpas bel unIeren 9egnern bors
, gebt, babur6 tperoen mir imftanbt
iein, monGls 9inge Defer gu erfen.
men, ou9 tonn fd teiner 5u poliii.
I6er Rsife enttpideln, penn er oi
| parteiperbGItnifIe feiner Gegner mid
E fennt. Sbne politiids Reife iinb mi
, au9 ni9t fGbig, Grfulge gu errin
) gen, ober als Partei 9roben Gin
| brud 5u MAIDEN. 6. u.
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Gs lit taum 81 beatpeifeln, bab ith
in Baltimore, i'm bemotratifhen Eaz
ger, cine dbnIide 4obbalgerei obz
fpielt, ols in Gbicago i'm repubI's
tanii9en Eager. 9ut unterri6tete
bemofratii6e Parteibldtter, saben
biefes idon Dor Der &onpention un=
umpunben 5u, unb iper Elm penig
perItebt, 5piI6en ben 3eilen 81 lez
fen, fonnte ousfinben, bob es bp9
10 Isbr gut onbers bate iein fOnz
nen, bob Die grfpdblung zines De-
mpfratii9en 8rGiibenten, unter ner
lln5uldnslidteit. pie iie ii4 in
gbicoeo i'm republifanii den Eager
abipielte, leidt mogli9 getpeien, uno
pieie M0glidteit ouh Iebr ertpiinidat
getpeien mare.
Die GrfpGbluns zines YrGiibenten
| lit fir bic fapitaliitii6en 9arteien
Der sr0Bte 8eute5ug, Der ii9 benten
ldBt, cine sroBe 4n5ahl Qemter nit
! groben pfriinben iit NIT Der 9eietz
5ung bieies Intes perbunben, es
lobnt ii9 fir bic 0emotraten ollo
Iebr tpobl Der Wliibe, aues baron at
ieBen, um bic in Der bemptratiI6eu
partei borbanbenen 8egenIdBe Gil
iiberbriiden pber gu iibertleiitern. boz
nit lie ni9t ou6 ebenio tpie Bel Re=
i publitonern, our grplpiion fpmmert,
rpoburd Softs 4usiihten iid .unbez
bingt bel1ern ipiiroen.
3iinbItoff lit ou6 i'm oemotrntis
| I6en Eager genug pprbnnben, es
bonbeIt ii9 nur borum, ob lie es fer
tig bringen, bieien 10 gu bergen, Dat
er bieIesmal iid nod nidt ent3iinbei
benn bic grploiion, bie borouf fols
gen piiroe, bate un5neifel6aft Die:
Telbe Wirtung, als Bel ben 3epubli:
tonern, cine Spaltuns pdre ebenSo
tpie bel Den Republitanern, BEL oel
Il 9emofrafeH bic 5oiss.
| Gs fpIrbe it6 in einem Iof6ei
5aGe bic iogenannten rprOsreiiipen
1 (5orti9rittler) nbionoern, unb e
!pirb uns in einem foIden 5alle Il
! 2lusii6t geiteQt. bob bieie iid mi
ben gbgefauenen Der republitaniihe1
Ynrtei bereinigen uno unter Der Siib
runs RooispsIts cine brittle tnpitaIi
! itiIhe Portei griinben. gd1 ia. fput
iih Die Sode 10 enttpideIn,io tann E
un5 So5iaItiten idon gas4t ieiT
\ S6oben tonn es fir uniere partt
ni9t perurio6sn, eber NuBen, Den
es 5eigt bod nur, bob ou6 in be
4 fopitaIiitiIhen garteien GIemerr
II borbonben iinb, bic nit Der eIenbe
n Wirtidaft nidt gons sufrieben i'm
\ uno ouf geferung iinnen, pblppi
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mart. SIM Ramen Der 5umanitdtI
perlungt lie fpaiale 9ere6ttgteit fir
jeben Mdnn, fir 6rau uno SinO.
slQe Mcnidpn iinb sleid,.
Die SosialiitiI4s purtsi tsnnt teiz
nen rnteridieb 5piiden 9autfarbe,
Glaubensbeknntnis, 8ei6le4t nod
RaHe. sic tennt teine 5remolinee
unter ben unterpriidten uno Nisoer=
qetretenen. Sic 1T Dor anem DE
purtei ser 9lrbeitsr obne llntsrI6ieo
ibrer giatipnolitGt. sic pertritt ibre
sSntereHen, gibt tuno ibre 8eitrebun=
gen uno tGmpft ibrs S4lahten.
gs blsibt ii4 slei6, mo- Die Sfla=
ben ser Groe ibre 9ebeugs Ruden
| aus Dem Staube ertsben uno per>
iu6en, ibre 3ettten absui4iittlen ooer
bic brudenoe Yiirhs ab5uperfen. Die
SpsialiitiIhe Yartei bat iid pers
| pflihtet, nit aller ibr gu Gebote ites
benoen Madt lie Su unterltiiBen. Ga
bleibt Ii61 sleih, 81 tpelher Union
lie sebDren, ober oh iie teiner llnior
anaebDren. Die SoaialiItiIfe pars
tel bic berpOrsesonsen 1T aus Der
| Mipirationsn Der slrbeiter, 1T mi
ibnen in euten uno bDien Sogen
in 3ampf oosr Rieherlase, bis eno'
LID Der Sieg auf thr Banner se'
| l9rieben miro.
| Ob es iinb Die Sertilz5abrifen IL
| l2aprence uno anbsren 6obriten Nen
| gnelanos, tpo Ufdnner. 5rauen uni
Sinber in Oipibsnoen semablen per
oen, oie unerfdttlihe Brofitsier Ell
ner berslpien Ylurotratie gu befrie
|oieen; ooer ss lit in ben 9pl5fdller
unb giienbabnlasern, i'm fernel
Tcroipelten. no Mdnner suiamnlen
pferdt iino fpie 8ie1, infultiert se
i6loeen unb ausgepieien iperoen, iDei
lie ibr seieblides Redt CUR Srednl
Iatipn bsanIprubsn; pper i'm Son
|. flift nit Den nsipiliiierten" Barbara
in San Diego, no Mitslieoer os
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biateit, bic pitalen probleme, peldt
an bic partei berantraten, gu be-
meiiterr. Die &onpsntion mar ourHz
brunaen pom flahen5eipubten, repoz
lutionGrem @eilte als eine pabre Ver@
tretunq Der 9lrbeitsrtlahe. Seoe Sra
ae, bic ibr porlag, tlang nit ben
Yrinaipien uno benz programm Der
internatipnalen 8epeguHg uno aut
Der Bats Der 8e5ieRung Su uno duf
bic g(rbeikrflafe.
ltnierc Elatfurm.
Die auf Ser apnpention an9es
nommene platform iit cine Hare uno
beutlide GrtlGruns Der Prinsipien
Der partei uno cine offene unb trdf1
tiae apnitatierung ibrsr Miiiion. Ols
| platform entbGlt Der glrbeit Intla1
asn aesen oas tapitaliftifde SpIten
| unb perlangt bic 9lbfdaffuns biefes
Spiems. sic protlamiert Die Spsn'
titdt Der SntersHen aller Irbeitel
uno apelliert in lauter nnb tlarel
Sprafs on iie. speds ibrsr Gman5l'
patton iih 5uIummen gu 19llsBen
Sic ipeiit auf osn alahentampf BIZ
unb betont bic Notpenoisteit Der Dto
nomiIdsn uno politifden 9srsini
euns Der Mrteitsr, um oen 8amp
gu einem iiesreiden Gnoe fiihren 81
fDnnen. Die Ylatform ertldrt in
Nomen Der Nrbeitertlaiie Den unaus
ssIetten 8ries sesen oas ean5e ia
pitaliltiI1e 3esime unb perlanst Il
nidt mibsupsritebsnoer @prode 81
Ibidaffuns Der 0ohnitlaperei I'M
Die Ginfiibruns Der Otonomilden De
mofratie.
Sn Der glatform Der Sosialiiti
fGsn gartei tit Die biitoriiae Gni
lpifeluns Der @eiealhaft flar oor
, geleat uno bie SatidAe oofumentier
oab fir Die 9lrbeiter Der Welt b
! 3eit ssfommen lit, iid ibrer 8eoriii
: fer unb 9lusbeuter 81 entlebigen, Ell
| Gnbs gu MAIDEN Der taulenoidfrise
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2(rbeiter> aeitiert fir Cure prene!

lie ibre ardfte enttpidelt S9ritt nad
Sdritt, jeben 8ortbeil tpobrnebmeno
um porauI6reiten un0 ibre poiitiou
gu itdrten. 2lber niht fir eineu Muz
genblid perlre9feIt iIe Geform nit
Rebolution, unb niemals perliert iie
oas gnb5iel aus oen5 Quse.
So3ialiitifde Reform oarf nidi
nit fog. tupituliftifde geform pers
medIelt rerben. Did Iestere tit mil
@9!aubeit barauf berednet, ben aa=
pitaIismus gu idiiBea. Die critters
Oagegen pirb i'm ftiirsen. So5ialiitt:
f9e Heform pitaliiisrt unb bef0rbsrt
bic ReDolution.
Die Natipnal<3onnentipn Der 60.
aiuliitifdsn partei, bic fiir5li9 in Sn
oinopolis ubsebalten tpurOe, mar ii
isber 6inlid9t bic gr0Bte 3uiammen
tunft reprGi ientierenber Sp5iuliIten, bi
jemals in ben 8ereinigten Stadtel
ituttssfunbsn bat. Oie BORT psriam
melten Delesaten betpiefen ibre Sd
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8ne9tidaft, uno ii9 felbit gu Ser
rem Ger Welt gu erbeben.
Sir bieien 3ped rpurbe Die GO
sialiitii6e pdrtei Drganiftert; fir be
fen 3ped perpenbet iie ibre gnergie
unb Wtittel. gu oieiem 3pede appel
liert iie on Die 4rbeiter, uno an Die
nit 0enielben Spmpdtieiierenhen.
Sm Numen Der Nrbeiter peroammt
Die SoaialiitiI6e partei Dus tapitds
liitiide Spitem. Sm Namen &c,
Srei6eit rerbammt lie 2ohnIflaperet
Sm Numen Der mobernen Snbuitrit
peroammt lie Die Irmut, Irbeits:
loiisfeit unb 9ungerleiren. Sm Na;
men oes 5riebens perbammt lie Der
arieg. Sm Namen Der Qualification
perbammt iie ben Morb Der tleiner
8inber. Sm Namen Der 4uffldrunt
perbammt lie Die unpihenbeit uni
ben Mberslauben. Sm Ndmen De
3utunft flagt lie an Die 8ersangen
feit ppr oem Rihterltubl Der 9esen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-06-29

iebt einen Morbpro3eb anbdnst, iinn
biefes 8erbretens nidt Elm Sota
i6uloioer als i9 feIbit. Gs mar elm
9oli5eibeamter, Der ben Wtoro be-
oinr. giner, Der oas 9eies bitten
foute. 0us Opfer bes 8erbredens
mar, ipie getpDbnli6, Elm Streiter -
elm 9lrbeitsItlupe, ein ormes Irbetz
termGo6en. gttor unb 9iopdnnitti
paren slpei Meilen bonn Satorte ent=
fernt, ais bas 0erbre6en besdngen
nbieBptr purOe. ll=aiecgue augo-
puroe. llno iebt pro5eHiert man ile.
als Der Sot perbdhtig.
@ibt es ettpas ungebeuerliheres
als 0ies? Sinh bic Sertilfabrttanten
rerriidt sepproen9 @ider aber 1T.
oaB es oie @o5ialiitiIhe partsi nno
Die prganiiisrte Mrbeiteridaft niht
3ueeben ipirp, DOB man oiek alpei
unIdulbisen Nrbeiter tultbliitig bin@
, moroen ipirb. Niht eber miro ibre
Naitation erlabmen unO ibr prtelt
peritummen bis Gttpr uno 9iupan@
nitti Der 5reibeit pieoer seseben
iino.
Sic lcsten bier Sabre.
Seit Ser leBten naiionalen Wablz
famposns iit Der aapitulismus um
bier Sabre Glter sepOrben. mir bat<
ten bier Sabre msbr Ger politifhen
3orruptipn, Der nieorigen 2Dhne nn0
| boben 2ebensmittelpreiie. 8iele fno
inspii6en CUR grtenntnis gefommen.
bab lol9e 3uitdnoe unaertrenniisb
iino bonn fapitaliftiIden Spitem nnb
oab es ni9t nur persebens, fonosrn
aud sssen alle 8ernunft 1T bon ben
biireerlitsn politiichen parteien Mb=
bilfe gu erhpffen. Der Selberbaiz
tun9strieb Eat oieie 8ielen uns nd=
Der gebraht.
| sic Ieben um iid3 uno ieben unz
| fer qanses fhDres 2anb perpanoelt
| in Sen pripatbeiiB elmer plutofratie.
| 10 brutal unO tprannif6. als es ie
irgenb cine beporredtete Glaiie elmer
(Jortfesu3I auf Settle Sd