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For Sale

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CHAS. DRIER,
2O* Ladysmith Wis.
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(The following announcement Of the
undersigned is to be paid for by
him at the rate Of 60 cents per
folio for first insertion and IS
cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion.)
For Clerk of Circuit Court
I hereby nanounce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for the office of Clerk of Court,
of Rusk county, at the September
primaries.
Dated June 10, 1912
R. w. RICHARDSON.
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Wis, and paid
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amount paid So.
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candidate for tn
ton for County
will of the voter
ton, Sept. 3, 10
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insertion.)
For Clerk of Circuit Court
hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the Republican
ticket for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court, subject to the action
of the voters at the September pri-
mary.
G. +. WINN,
Ladysmith, Wis.
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folio for first
cents per folio fl
insertion.)
For Regist
1 hereby annol
for the Republic
the office OF reg
Rusk. county, sui
of the voters at
maries Ell
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for the Republics
County Treasurer
Sent, 3, 1912, and
support given me.
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candidate for the
ton for the offic,
of Rusk county, a
maries.
Dated May 20,
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candidate, Charles
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/ am q candida
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District Attorney /,
the primary elect
3, 1912.
CHI.
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Special bargains; 40 acres near
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Glen Flora for $400. Might consider
trade for good Ladysmith property.
Andersen Land Co. St
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31
Granted
To The Hnts

Washington, Oct. 30-During the
latter part of April, this year, the rep
resentatiyes of the Glass Bottle
Blowers and the Flint Glass Workers
met in conference and adjusted to
the satisfaction of both organizations
the jurisdiction controversy which
had been pending. Upon settlement
being reached the Glass Bottle Blows
ers Immediately informed the Exec
utive Council of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor and withdrew their
protest against the Flint Glass Work
ers being granted a charter. Applica-
ton was made for affiliation with
the American Federation of Labor by
the Flint Glass Workers, but upon
bhe consideration of the application
by the Executive Council at it's Aug
ust meeting the International Associ-
alton of Machinists, through Presi-
dent Johnson, filed protest in the
name of tn at organization against the
admission of the Flint Glass Work
ers, for the reason that the Machinists
claimed jurisdiction over the 'smold
makers" Conventions of theAmeri-
can Federation of Labor have taken
definite action upon this matter, in
that the Executive Council has been
instructed to issue a charter to the
Flint Glass Workers whenever the
jurisdiction controversy with the
Glass Bottle Blowers should be ad-
justed. Owing to the protest of the
machinists, the Executive Council
held in allegiance the issuance of the
charter and directed that a confer
ence be held between the representa-
tiVes Of the Flint Glass Workers,
Glass Bottle Blowers, and Machinists.
Such conference was held, but was
not fruitful of results, the Machinists
refusing to withdraw their protest.
Therefore, in accordance with the
instructions of the conventions of the
American Federation of Labor. a
charter was issued to the American
Flint Glass workers Union, on Mon
day, October 81, and that organiza-
ton is now part of the great Ameri
can labor movement. =
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MARTINS FERRY.
The Tie That Binds.

While the general public has been
very we'll satisfied with the trend of
affairs in the city, the Socialists know
that things" should be better. The
present shake up may help some, if
not we'll 'shake 'em" some more.
TIE leaders of factions, will be ''can-
ned" as often as they show themselves.
Above all things we must have Social
ism and the man who displays sell
fish interest must step down and out.
The finer instincts are just as essen
tial (if not more so) in Socialism, as
they are in any teaching. To COM
mand attention you must first gain
respect. It is possible to be gentle
man without being considered sissy,
all that is necessary is to control the
brute and develop the man. Ednca-
ton and etiquette are not everything;
there is many a gentleman who eats
his peas with knife. Fight, but use
your brains, not your fists. The fell
low who wants to click" somebody is
Just about as nutty as the 'dupe" who
goes to war. Muzzle the crouch and
bad temper and your personality will
have chance to '.crop" out. That's
the real winner, the physical stunt is
all right as an exercise, but doesn't
get you a thing. No more sense other
wise to it than a man resisting ar
rest. 1t only makes matters worse.
When an element arises in Socialism
bent upon rule or ruin the rank and
file lets them go SO far and then,
'bing," they disappear. If the people
pick lemon in the old parties they
have to drag" on it until the sour
trmt season is past. Under Socialism
the carpet Dagger is a buster. Some
folks will say that Socialism in this
city has received jar. that will count,
hut watch the local showing Nov. IS
We have had the. best administration
up to date the city has ever known
in spite of handicaps, and with a. set
Of officials, elective and appointive,
who will eliminate the bull dog and
cat friendship and work In con]unc-
ton as Socialists, the party at the
next election will have no opposition.
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operated upon several times in her
young life. is at her home on Elm
street, convalescing from the latest
operation. Miss Willard is a popular
young lady of many compliments
but her career has been deferred by ILL
ness. Her pupils and friends unite in
the hope that her recovery this time
will be permanent.
The man that is sore and says there
is no honesty in the world and that
all parties viii skin you, is socialist,
but can't get away from the idea that
he will be double crossed as usual.
Poor devil, yoH can't blame him; but
he'll come in time.
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STATE SOCIALIST HEADQUARTERS

October 18th, 1912.
| To Campaign Committees of Ohio:
The Socialist Party of Ohio having
acquired the status of political
party and by Yirtune of same entitled
to have its certificates of nomination
acceped in any political subdivision.
Fit becomes our duty at this time on
the eve of the national election to lay
the foundations for bureau of infor
maion and ready reference containing
the municipal, county, district and
state election returns for permanent
record at the state Office.
To comply with the foregoing we are
submitting the following instructions:
1. Do not fail to have witness in
every precinct in your locality wher-
ever possible. Witness certificates
can be procured from the state Office
upon application with full instructions
printed on back. This positively must
be done before the last week of the
campaign.
, 2. observe the counting of the bal
lots closely in order to get all that Is
coming to US. $50
8. Do not leave the booth until you
receive a certified copy of the results
signed by the judge and clerk of your
precinct.
4. Keep original copy of result for
permanent record of your local and
send duplicate to your county secre-
tary. 49,
5. County Secretary to compile the
vote Of, county for permanent record
keep original, send duplicate to the
state office for total compilation of
all counties in the state. +
We would also advise couny secre-
taries to procure a copy of election re-
turns from county board OF elections
for comparison.
Note: c-.hen sending in returns
specify the total number of votes cast
for each candidate with name of can
didate and oyce. !.
The judicial ticket being non-parti-
san we are submitting the names of
the Socialist candidates for Supreme
Judges for the information of the
party membership. Judges OF Su-
irene Court. John C. Madden, Harry
w. Schroeder, Norman L. Burnett,
(short term).
Now get busy comrades and comply
with the foregoing and obl1ge
Your comrade at the Office,
JOS. C. Schawe, State Sec'y.
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NAY DRY GOODS co.
The New Store Opposite Postoftice.
EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS AND
FURNISHINGS. n

All mills and mines are working
steadily in this district, which is un7
usual at electio time. Everything is
very quiet politically, and the. silent"
vote will prove big factor Nov. 18th.
The Republicans III their last strug-
Cling kick in this town Wednesday
night burned up enough money! to
chase the wolf away from many hun
CRY mans door. Should he hit their
back doors, would they feed him or
call cop2
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BEST LIST OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY.
C. e. DIFF,
- = a. O. bath RhnnAs

---O- .,
The followers of the red flag do not
stand for violence, but the continual
drop of water viii wear a stone, and
they are only human. Newspaper as-l
saults should be made punishable by
law lust the same as physical at
tack, without the expense OF lawsuit
where the money beats the worker.
It's the old story Of the laws that are
not made to give the toiler an equal
chance. II
Don, forget that the Socialist ballot
is third on the ticket and the Socialist
candidates for Supreme Judges are
John G. Madden, Harry w. Schroeder,
Norman Z. Burnett, (short term.) Cut
this out and take it with you to the
polls. as the parties will not be de-
signated for jdugeship.
Remember, the county ticket will
finish as. follows, the Socialists drst;
Democrats second, with Philippine
Bin chasing the Boiling Bull 70 fourth.
The Prohibs are only Chain.
Mrs. Harry Morgan left for Phila-
delphfa Wednesday to join her hus-
band. who is with the Lubin Photo
play Company. The company will
send one of their troupes to Florida
this winter to supply summer scenes
Tor the plays. Cy will go with his
auto and base ball suit.
1T is reported that the water valves
in the city are being tempered with
and water being stolen. The new Df
1reeotr of Service VIII effectually put
the bug on thi spractice, by insisting
upon meters for all.
Plans for big Socialist mass meet
ing at the Rex theatre next Sunday
have been. completed. Everybody mi
|sVited. old party candidates have priv;
iege Of asking questions with news;
naner men and lawyers. Come out.
one and an, and see them make mon
KEYS Of themselves or the Socialists.
Nothing doing in the coming and
going liner travel IS ct etandstiH I'M
| III after the election.
Miss Laura Willard. who has been
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FALLEN e CARSON,
Cor. Hanover and sth Sta.
National Phone 345-J.
HATS, SHOES
cENTsr FURNISHINGS :
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
Union made Goods = Specially.

Traqedy-ren, INVENT and Thirt'.
John Feeterer; Socialist candidate
for Belmont county sheriff, who has
been written up, beaten up, and cow
ardly assaulted through the columns
of the Evening Menace, last Satunlay
lost his patient loving disposition Ior
an instant and his mighty right arm
attached to ponderons fist, mechanl-
cally sraightened out and came IN
violent contact with the soft, glrlsn
p features Of Precinct, B. Balleys
eountenance. So the Pluto Pressers
tell us Of course, it was cruel nom
Republican point Of view, and Wouto
be so considered by the average Amer
lean who did not. know. the c1rcum-
stances which led up to the AFFAIR ana
the provocation that proved the last
straw. The owners of this parchment
would prefer the title 'aThe; SoclailsI
Scourage" or "Big Johns Nemesis,
but they alone believe It The MAJ
crash came when John requested the
Sidewalk Editor to write truths
wien they were truths and lay on q
the falsehoods with the high colofins;
Barnum. or Bailey, rather VINO nau
heard Of Johns weakness under ex'
IRENE aggravation, thought he saw
the golden opportunity to launch into
the limelight and become martyr Y
the newspaper cause. What cared ne
for a bump ON the Jaw, would he not
be hero and wouldn't his Big BOSS
put paroxide upon, his little race ana
tell him he had queered Socialism u
his county in the coming election,
Nerying himself he lleered into Jonns
face and snarled, s'I1l publish what
Please about you, you big bully. Hs
succeeded in getting Feeterer's goa.
all right and was willy enough to ge'
IN close and only received rev
scratches about the face before the IN
reference.
But he had accomplished his pur
pose, and now the papers are all tax
ING a toss at the next sheriff OF BEL
mont county. 1t was ever thus.
Be Reasonable Men.
Comrades, if ever any Of you snoule
meet up with one of those now Amos,
extinct personages who tel you ina
socialists are always ready TO aiYlos
Something they haven't got, and tnal
even he ones in, ofiice don't share tneil
salary with you, doa't do anythinl
ash on the street. Invite this denizel
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IA Rit of llRed Liaht.U

BIZ OF -heo Et9n1s
Webster's definition of Socialism is
an economic system of the reconstruc-
ton of society on the basis of co-opera-
ton of labor and community of proper
ty. Doesn't sound like a dynamite ex-
plosion or a riot call, does it? Read
them up in any dictionary or encyclo-
pedia and you will get an idea of how
wise men interpret it outside OF the
party. Som .eof% them read that the
teachings of Socialism and religion
are identical, or in other words, that
it is christianity applied. The red flag
does not stand for anarchy. The an
arehist's flag is black. Socialist red
is the emblem of labor and the broth
erhood of man. The arm and torch
does not represent frebrand in the
hands of an fncendiary or destroyer;
but the "lighteOf reason, Illuminating
the way. The only thing it is meant
to burn is the wool from the real pro-
ducer's eyes. We are comprised OF al
classes and creeds, and have no spe-
ciaI religious teaching. We worship
the same God att our chosen shrines,
and underlying it all is the great COM
mon interest, the freedom from CAPT.
talistic wage slavery, which we cannot
overthrow unless we unite as workers
of the world at the ballot box. The
priests, parsons and plutes who tell
YOU. to vote old party tickets or the
Bull Moose, are enemies to labor and
are only seeking to keep you in sub
lection. No matter how we differ in
religion or any other doctrine, we
must stand together politically or De
crushed into oblivion by the money
kings. Remember this upon electlon
day. Working men, unite You nave
nothing to lost but your chains you
have world to gain"
Debs and Seidel, 1912.
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this city. The great majority of the
girls employed in the local office are
on the membership roll, this being
the fourth organization of telephone
operators to be formed in Massachus-
etts.
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Phone orders given Immediate
4 Attention.
Nat. Phone SIR. Bell 1923
The Republicans "joy jolly" last
Wednesday wasn't much force as far
as working men were concerned. They
will invite the workers to ride in
autos to get them to turn out, yet.
Ne matter WAT the election result,
every 'trle Socialist should attend the
next clbu meeting and pay a years
dues and continue to light. That's a
mighty weapon, that due fund. &,
Sweet Italian Love, as interpreted
by the Wash House Trio was a
fayorite on the boards" at the Grant
avenue Casino last week.. ].
y, The citizens who have been on the
fence fell over on the red side after
the demonstration Wednesday night,
which showed up the class lines with
pitifuf dfstinctness. The men who
paid for the automobiles walked.
. Because we fightsam0ng ourselves is
proof positive that we have the best
interests of the people at heart If
the old parties didn't fight, it was be-
cause the skin game was. cut aud
dried4 We viii continue to fight until
a generation arises with an equal and
higher order Of intelligence. II the
meantime we will plug along in our
clumsy. but honest way and get the
practical experience, and every clash
will give beneficial result Socialism
will never stop. and differences: of
opinion will not cause dissension after
we get away from the primitive in
stinct Of mutual distrust.
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eidents. He who votes his sentiments
never lost a vote, and cannot be in.
nuenced to go, any other way after he
has been convinced.
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WORK DAY AND NIGHT

washington, Oct. 30.-A peculiar
has arisen in this city in the
PUBIC schools. A local attorney, also
= memeDr OF the Board of Education,
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of the dope to take stroll and have

of the dope to take a stroll and have
chat. Lead him to believe you are
Interested in Ills line. Walk kim out
the pike, on out to Marlow's woods.
Let him talk, he won't know anything
until, alas! it is 100 tate" Lure him
into the dark and gloomy shadows of
the Spectre like buckeye trees, and
then when Mr.. Nut is not looking,
make one silent tiger like spring, beat
it for town and leave i'm to the squir-
rels.
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EEunENnAcH BROS. BAKERY.
Briefs and Personals.

.eWhat is you want that you get!
Nc thai Ia, isn't it Bill" What is It
you've Vol, got tath you'll lose il you
cheneeq No-o-o! Let's see. Wnat
Il # you'll get, if you do change tnat
70 nbave got coming. WI On
: l Roh r.arson held meetings in Woods
oaiS md BealsYille In Monroe Coun.
= aomemrton. Belmont and Brllllans
y - I ssSs.esss county last week.
= /. straw vote taken on day turn a
5 s 8 "a :, plass house, Bellaire, show.
ed Debs 20, Chain ", wilson n s.., !. +.
10. and T. r. ann a ~ ! w s..ii
may hit It up for last pace sl =, : ~ =,
Voters minds are not cnansse = =
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FULTON.

NATIONAL PIKE CAFE-Traye1ers
Supplied Everything LIST class. House
neatly refitted. Your patronage solicit.
I'D. A SmaltZer, Prop. i3s'A Il
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BANK OF FULEON-''The Bank Where
Money Grows" w. H. Nichols. Prest
Otto schenk, Vice Prest. u w Camp.
bell, Cashier. Difectorst otto Schenk
". b. Irvine. Louis Sax. NJ Friesmuth1
Henry L. Roth, Geo. sZoeckler, w. 81
Hege, Jr. w. Il. Nichols g. d. Bonar
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PEOPLES CAFE--Up- to-Date Union
Good Union Wines, LIQUORS and Cigars
of the Best. Sax Bros, Fulton.
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TELEPHoNEGIREs ORGANIZING >
Lowell, Mass, Oct 30-The tele-
phone operators of this city have or
gained a local union and been char
tered by the international Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, and is the
latest trade union to be formed in
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ladies' and Gents Furnishings. Boots
SHOES and Caps for Men. Men,g, and
ST1OsK, fulton Bank Bldg. Nat. Phone
QlA.Ess 1.4 i-@}e+. So '-t@
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r. D. FRIEDRICH & CO.

Fancy Dress Shirts, Wool Underwear
& Heavy Baibriggan Union Suits.
Jerseys and Coat Sweaters.
Pants, Hose, Ties.
SUITS TO ORDER, $500 UP.
II South Fourth St. Martins Ferry.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK-cor. 32nd &
Belmont Sts Workingmen get ac-4
quainted with us. We pay 40 interest
on Saving Accounts. II
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charges that a number Of teachers
in the ublie schools are employed as
walters in the cafes at night. The at
torney registered his protest against
the acceptance of other employment
by any teacher in the public schools.
1t is stated that there are six teach
ers who work in cafes at night, yome
of whom = are employed at resorts
where intoxicating liquors. are the
chief source of revenue.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31

Glance over tho. advertising columns
Of the lGaJortty today and see who
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31

VIM. D0RER, Dealer In Watches.
Clocks and JeWelry. Repairing prompt
" attended to. Watch Inspector for
Penn R. r. Co. Graduate Optician In
charge of Optical Department. Thirty
Second Street. - -
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BROCK BROWNS
BUTTER e EGG STORE.
NO. 9, 4th $50.

No. 9, 4th st.
Poultry & Game. Alive or Dressed.
A Full Line Of Groceries and Produce.
Phone orders given Immediate
4 Attention.
Nat. Phone SIR. Bell 1923
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31
sELeY q REED
pruus, Stationery, Sporting Goods,
Smokers Goods, Bicycle Sup
plies, Trusses, Surgical
Goods,
Soda Water, Candy.
41e Hanover St, 7s7 Broadway
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
TheLucky Thirteen.

The Lucky Thirteen.
The county Socialist ticket is as fol
lows: For representatives, Geo. Reu-
kauf. carpenter, Bellaire: Thos. Craig,
sheet worker, Martins Ferry; probate
indge. JOS, Heatherington, theatrical
manager. Bellaire. Clerk Of Courts, ],
n House, acknowledgment, Bailey's
Mills: sheriff, John Feeterer, sheet
WORKER. Martins Ferry; auditor, G.. NJ.
BrownfeId, clerk, steele; recorder,
Fred White, Majority representative
Martins Ferry; teasurer, VIM. 8. Nor
r;s tin worker, Martins Ferry; COM
missioners, Thos. Hepburn, cneckz
weighman, Shadyside; 3. 3. Carr
.roofer. Barnesyille; A.. P. Doughty,
coal miner, Martins Ferry; coroner, y.
M HensIey, physician and surgeon,
BeIiaire, and w. B. Workman, station
arv engineer, Shadyside, for surveyor.
! %
.4EEHRENHAcH. BROS. BAKERY. ]
Look for the Gold or Silver Inimple
- In Eoaves Of Bread.
Finders receive $500 in gold or $z.eO
In silver respectively in addition TO
the thimble upon presentation at the
store.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31

A. KLEIN, the Home Of Union Made,
] Next to Bon Ton. Belmont Street.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31

Q, ii. HOFFMAN, Manufacturer and
Dealer In Cigars and Tobacco. Bridge
port, o. Dyson Stogies and Havana
Whiffs our Speciality.