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Der .0ailp 9srolb" perOffsntlidte
tiirsli9 einen intereHanten artifel
bon Upton Sinclair, oem 8erfafier
oes beriibmten Romans uus gbicuz
eos S9ludtbGulsrn: Der Surpf".
@enoEe Sinclair I6rsibt: wWit meiz
nsm 8u9e Der Sumpf" nollte iA
ouf Das 6srs oes publitums 5ielen
uno traf es sufdllis in ben Wasen.
8or bier Subren tam Der ~Nep Yort
6eralp" gu mir uro foroerte MIDI
ouf, cine neus Ilnteriuhung Der 8erz
bGItnifs in ben SdladtbGuiern gu
peronitolten. Sd tonnte bic Iufgabe
niht lelbit iibernebmen; aber i4
fannte iemanb, Der NIT ben Werbdltz
niiIen pertraut unb bsreit mar, nit
einsm Heporter an's Werf Su gehen.
Sic taten es benn au6 uno arbeite=
ten elm paar Monate in ben 8iebz
b0fen unb i6rieben cine einDrudsz
polle Stubie iiber ben 8egenitano.
9lm ShluHe itellten iie feit, bob bic
@srbGltniHe fdlehter oenn iemala
lparen. Der rNetp Yort 9eralo" un=
terbriidte ben 8eridt. obtpobl biz
seIomte Rebottipn Der Mniiht NOR
bab bies bic sr0Bte Su6e pdre, BIZ
bas 9latt pdbreno ieiner sanSer
2ebensbauer sebabt bate. Wtr. S
9orben Bennett ma4te lie tot, uni
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M anietob.

fels aus Dem yAmerican glntl.Socias
liIt", melder eSnfprnation ertbolt
ooriiber, mas man, iibcr oaS Sbema
So5iolismus leien ioa uno no mdn
es erbolten fam. Seibe slrtlfel lino
lebr flr5.
9eraer: 8elher Grt iinb bieIe. Mr-
tifel? - Hainep: 9lnti-lo5ialilttlh;
Tbonos S5efferions anIidt iiber So
aiolismus uno MusSilge aus Der Reoe
ser Serren (8erser) iiber bas 3bema
oes So5iolismits = Berger: 80? =
Hoinep (fortfabrenO): 8elde fiir5lih
i'm ,Gbicago 0ailp Socialiit" err
Ihien uno pelhe sic, nie id, CLAUDE,
ulf Der lebten &onpention Sbrer
8ortei bielten, ltno neld)e 5eigell,
luas fleinen Sarmeril inter So5ia-
Iisnlus poIlieren oiirfte
9ie 9lus5iiae ans Dem .Inti-So-
cialiIt" poren eiriige inOipibualiItiide
9(euBeringen Sefferions, bon oeiien
| ielbItreoeno niht eine ben So5ialts-
mus ertpdbnte. gergers 9feoe NOR
cine, Die er anf Dem io5ialiitiihe1
SongreB in 1910 belt uno in pelder
er Die Serufilng zines Somitees gum
lueiteren Stnoinm Der 6armer-6rage
enpfabl. Die onf Der 2iite angefiibr-
ten giiber iinSaielbItperitinolif
| l1ntlih anti-lo5ialiitiid.
| Der rGnti-Socialiit" miro por
lSobn @aiil 9arnbiu reoigiert, Der
cine 9lnlteIlltng I'M Grpeoitionsiaol
im &apitol bot. Seit pielen W}onater
par ibm alih Oa5 Cos 5llteil, Ser
gers Heoen NIT einem llmldlug 81
perieben imo burd) Die Eolt beforoerl
5u lallen
Gs fonnte Wirflid niht iho0en
penn Die aongreBleute anfangel
milroen, ben Sojinlisnus 5u ihtoie
rem. @enn lie Oies MN on Der 0anl
BON Sil6ern TIM ioaten, Die Oh ibret
Serriiftbeit nlr 8eripirrlln9 onrid)
ten, lit Dies oud fein belonberes In
gliif. Die So5ialiiten lperoen iorger
oaB Den 2el,ten Der &opf 5ured)t &c
iebt miro. Ytit iol6en Wtas6en id)a
oct man Dem So5ialisnus nid)t.
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Scr Snnlpf.
a,m syreitag, 2. Mm8nit 1912.


nat Der 8ereinisten 9taaten in elmer
Weiie gu, ipie oies ni4t leidt in
eirem anberen Sale tonltatiert Derz
ben fann. Mit iduloisen 9etpifen
babsn bic 9erren Senatorsn iiber
2primer ibr ni6ulbig" geiproden, baz
nit ser Shein setpabrt blsibe, Die
oummen 8irser slauben iollen, Die
6erren, bic ba obere rWeisbeit" fpiez
len, ieisn lauter unidulospeibe Gnz
selein. 3ipedloies 8emiiben, bic Welt
ipsiB bod, bob jeber einen pferoefus
hot! sic islbit pii1en es aud. Sic
ipollen nur niht, bob bieies anrii4ige
aennaeihen BON Der Wtitpelt seiez
Fen miro.
Gisentli9 tDnnte man, in @erz
eleiduns nit Ser beudlerilhen So
mobile, bic i'm ,6enat uuf9efiibrt ipurs
b., nod 10 ettpas pie Reipett be,
ienen 2euten baben, bic es iid nihi
nebnen lieben, oen 9lusgeItoBenen
Bel ieiner 9lntunft in Chicago, an
D;enstag oiefer Wohe, eir,n rau.
ldenoen gmpfans gu bereitsn. Sod
1T es babel bergegangen. @roBe Mn
tomobilparaoe, tlinseno': Muiitsapel
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8ergers Grfolg.

1T bic erite perniinfttee 9anblung
bic Ri6ter 9anforo in elmer langen
3eit besine unb iie ipirb freuo!ge
3uitimmuns ieitens pes 9olfes oer
Ser. Staaten erfabren.
.Oie 5atIo9e bleibt inbeKen be-
iteben, bob 3idter gDrnelius $.
0onforb iiber oas 8olt an Der tpeits
li9en 8iiIte ieit mebr nie 5pan5i9
csobren in Der tronniiditen unb unz
eers9teiten Weiie berrl4te, obne bon
ireen iemanoen seitDrt gu perber.
Oiefe Soti q de 5eist, nj E
n notnenoig bic R ii d beruz
flung bes rid tertums ur
bic Si9erbeit Der Nation u
lift.
uOie segenpGrtise Metbobe Der
Mntlaseerbsbune lit iebr umitdnolid,
foitfpielig unb peroltet - uno gans
unb gar unsuldnslib. Seitbem oas
2uno beItebt, baben mir nur aipe1
8unbesrihter aus benz Mmt entz
fernt. Mbsr ipenn etfpn Elm Oubeno
unIerer 8unbesridter auriidberufen
ober in onberer Weile ob9eiebt perz
ben fDnnten, bonn ipiiroen bic unbez
rem a9t3is in grDberem Inieben Bel
benz 8plte iteben.
,Soipeit es mid betrifft, troee id
feinen 9ron gegen 3i9ter 0anforo,
ben i9 ni9t periDnli4 femme, unb
i6 babe einfo9 meine pflidt seton,
Mntlose sesen i'm gu erheben. @r
bat reIieniert unb bas i9eibet i5n
aus. Sd bin besbolb gu 9unlter
Der Ginitelung bes lpeiteren Terfnps
rens gegen ibn.-
uOie Heoierung Der Ser. Staaten
Iduloet inbeb jenem ormen io5iolr
Itiihen Merftarbeiter 2eonarb DIE
| ION, benz ourh Die uneerehte Gnt
| iheibunq Sanforbs bas 8iirserreh
entaogen porb, cine WieOerberites
lung. SD bpffe oesbalb, bob 8e
neral 9lntpolt Widersbam benz Sc
1u6 No6brud geben piro, bamt
| bieies bur9 5onforo begongene I'm
re9t pieoer gut gsmodt msrbs'
fann."
Der 5ou 9anforo 1T Elm neusrll
der 9epeis bafiir, pie nt6tig Uni
erfolgrei9 Die io5ialiitiIhe Wertre
tuna Der grbeiter i'm &ongreb Il!
M0oe aus bieism 5ole unb ole
tpeiferen sSGGen, in benen 9enoii
Berger i'm 8onsreB bem Proletortdt
bereits eroBe Oienite erlpieien bal
bic 9lrbeiter19oft bieIes 2anbes er
\ Iebsn, boB es Bel ben Wablen in lei
nem eieenen SntereiIe ni4ts tn
fonn, ols fosioliitiih itimmen.
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Sier,is Sanleno bOren Seioel.

Die srOBte iO5iuliitifde Demon
itratton, bic Cincinnati ie geleben,
fano am Sonntag bort ftatt. 8i5es
Yrdfioent16afts &unoibat, 9enoie
Gmil Seibel, ipra4 uuf einem pidz
mid in Gonep Ssldnb unb leitete buz
nit feline grobe Sour nah ben Siioz
Staaten Elm.
8iele Sauienbe, feds Suufeno Ouz
pon aaein auf 8ergniigungszO Damp
fern, paren aus Hetpport, Gopingz
ton, 2puispille uno anberen nube 9e=
lesenen Orten aus 8entudp getomz
men, um nit ben Gincinndtier fort@
| I4rittli6en Mrbeitern ben gr>WaDor
BON Wtilpautee gu besriiBen uno bic
, ioaialiitifde 8umpugne piiroig einz
5uleiten. Utinbeltens pieraig Sau=
ienb perionen fillten ben mddtigen
8ergniigun9spluB Bis 5ur 5afungsz
fraft. Seioels Heoe ipurbe nit Be-
seiiterten 3uitimmunss 8unossbuns
gen aufgenommen uno oft bon Bel
| faq unterbrphen.
9lm Wontag dbeno iprdf 9enoHt
Seibel in louisville, uno bdnn eino
es tiefer binein in ben Siioen, Der i'm
Nopember cine beIonoers CUTE io5ia:
liitii9e @rnte peripri6t.
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Weit Miidii4t auf bic beporttebenz
ben Wublen 1T Der Senator 2ortnfr
nun nit MebrtsitsbeihluB ie1nes
Sibes in, Senat fir perlulttg erz
flGrt norben. 9ies ge1hab, obtpobl
Ser Senat in benz sleiden SOIL i4on
einmal sntIdieoen bate uno IS abb
lebnte, ben Mann als unpiiroig aus
suitoBen. Gs ipOst oas Msssr Der our
Wabl berufenen Wdbler uno Gor'z
mer mubte als Opfsr fallen.
Wir iasen bies, ni4t neil mir Der
Mniidt iinb, bab benz wfann elm
llnre9t seideben 1T, ionoern fesz
hclb, neil mir tpihen. oaB I'M Sena1
nod OuBeno. BON 2euten ilBen. BIZ
nift piel reinlider in Die 10 rebren'
nerte" 9erIammluns setommen ilno
ipie bies bel Dem nun MnsgettoBersr
Der San mar. sic ale habsn bod
Die @ablen, benen iie ibre Senatoren
Iibe perbanten neemadt" obne in oe1
Muspa6l Ser Mittel, Die Den @rfole
psrlpro9en boben, baben etmo 5im
perlih gu iein.
@leife griiber, aleihe 3appen
OieIes @pri1tport trifft auf ben Se
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Siirgtrlide Yrebtorrnptiou.

tein onoerss glott in Rep Yorf
pollts au6 nur cine 3eils oariiber
brinssn. Oa bisIt i'd einen 8ortras
in Sem Yort por 5000 3ubDrern.
asins 3eituns in Netp Yort berihtete
boriiber. Sd berief eine 0eriammz
lung nod Der Shlohtbausgesenb elm
uno er5Gblts bort bic 9efdidte. Seoe
3eitung in gbicaso batte ibre 8ez
ridteritatter seididt; bod bas ein@
sige Blatt, bas cine 3eile bariiber
bra9ts, NOR Der .gbieaso Socialif".
Cine fiibrenbe fonieroatipe 3eitung IN
2onoon erfu9te mid Inn einen Be-
ri1t iiber bic 8erbdltnife in ben
giebbDfen. Muf ibre Soften follte
ih ibr Elm beliebis lanses aabeltele@
eramm f9iden. Sd tabelte ettpa
500 Worte. giiemals perOffentliAte
Il. aud nur cine 3eile. Damn ihidte
cine anselebene liberule 3eitung einen
8ertreter su mir, Der midi iiber bic
S9ladtbousfrose interpiepen iollte.
Sic bot nismals cine 3eile sebraht.
go babe ih gefunoen. oaB es feinen
anberen Wes sibt, um iolde satz
fuhen betannt au geben. als Elm BUD
gu fdreiben." Wabrbaftis, oiefer
YreB1umpf 1T elm tpiirbises Seiten=
itId gu benz ftanbalDien @dladts
bnus5umpf.
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Der torrupte Hi9ter 9onforo ii,
Seattle, Wa1b., bat getan, mas tptr
in porlebter Nummer oes rg4o" als
bic fir ibn beitebenbe olleinise Wtog>
lihfeit biniteaen, I'm ntdt init
@himpf uno S1anbe aus oem Mmte
aeioat au iperben: @r bot feline Nez
iianotion eingereiht. Mm Wfontog
trot Dos Sub &pmitee oes Saus@
cSuItis 3omitees, ipie man ertparz
tet botte, gum leBten Wfcl our unz
ter1u9ung Der Mnflasen iiber Srnnz
tenbeit, gebriduns unb Rorruption
Ieitens Sanforbs 5uiummen. Soipsit
bat bic llnterIu9uns Gpioen5 err
bru6t, ouf pelde bin man '9lieBsn
fonnte, bob bos Subtomitee einel.
bic Mntlasen beitdtigenosn geriht
einrei4en iperbe.
Oies Ioate benz ,ebrennerten" BUM
besridter, Der 10 piel on un9ered)@
tiafeit periibte, bab es 3eit lei, gu
perIdninoen. Gr tele9ropbierte an
9rdiibent Suft ieine Geiisnation unp
beeriinbete iie nit rer14iitterter Gs.
iunobeit". prdiibent Saft pirb 'id
beeilen, benz Monne Die Weogltbiet1
zines beI9leunisten Nb5uges gu 9s'
ben. Oo er felt 8eeinn Der Inter
fuhunq bereits beurlaubt mar, torr
er 1ofort in Der 0erIentung oll1
Nimmernieberfebr perI4pinoen.
Die Wirfung Der 9eii9notion out
bos Mnfloaeperfobren lit ungelpib. 90;
bolo bic 8eiisnotion befonnt geseber
mar, pertaete 9rahom Die Stbun!
bes aomitees Bis 2 lbr unb es
purbe ertlGrt, bob einitpeilen nt4i;
oeIhebe, Bis bas &omitee pom Hei
prdIentantenbouIe erfabren, pb D.
ltnteriu6uns fOrtseiebt perben loue
Die Exclamation bes Rihters 9on
forbs 1T Elm onsbriidlider Sieg I'll
Die Ioaialiitii6e politifde @ftion. s.
mar bic ReIolution oes 9enohel
8ictor 8. Berger, oes 1oaiollitti4el
ReprdIentanten BON Wtsconiin, mel
der 9lnflagen gegen 6onforb erbph
bic in benz Hiidtritt oes periporteH
item unb setpiNenlofeften Wfietlin9
Der plutpfratie auf Der 8unoesrlG1
ter 8anf relultierten.
Berger erlieb folgenbe Grtldrun
iiber ben Hiidtritt 6onforbs: vO'
Reiienotion bes Hi4ters Sanfort
pdbrenb er ii9 unter Dem 5erer De
unteriu6uns befonb, 1T ielbfrsosn
Elm gingeit tGnon 1etne
S6ulp unb re6tfertigt 5ur 9enll
oe meine 9lttion uno bic 1eierltf
Mntloaeerbebuns segsn 5onforb !
Der offenen Sibuns bes 9au'ss. e
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len, feisrlide Mnfpraden unb mas
osrslei9en 0snse msbr iinb, Die Elm
betriibtes Ser5 erfreuen tDnnen. Die
gan5s GrbGrmli6teit Der noberen
3ebntauIenb" tpuroe nit elmer 5rehz
beit aur Sdau getragen, bic ibresz
eleihen iuht.
Gs lit Der Sumpf, Der Welt bes
&apitalismus, Der in Dem 2orimer
Sal pieber einmal bloBgelegt tpurbe'
Sin Sumpf, Der an bic grobartlge
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5tete asortidritte.

Die Snternutionale Gretutipe oes
9rauer Mrbeiter 8erbunbes IN
Cincinnati, g., beridtet, oaB in
Mcnteomerp. 9lla.. Winnepeg, &an.,
unb 8afer, Ore, neue Nrbeitsperz
trGee abgeibloHen purDen uno oa5
in mebreren oneeren pldben Inter
hanblunsen iiter Iclde sefiibrt per@
Den.
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2(rbeiter> aeitiert fir Cure preiie!

@diloeruns erinnert, bic fir Jront>
reid bon Gmile 3ola in ieinem
Roman Ser 3uiammenbru4" 10
meiitsrbaft sefdrieben tpurbe; elm
@umpf, Der Jranfrsid bis in feline
inneriten 5iefen aufniiblen muBte;
Elm Sumpf, Der aud in Qmerita gu
jensn Mttionen fiibren muB, bic Rein@
belt in ods politifde 2sben brinsen,
Bis Der So5ialismuB enbgiltig Orb
nune f4dffen tpiro.
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Sermaltunssrat ors ,,Gdo".

Die nG9ite neutrality-suspicious.
finbst am Mittpoh, 81. Nuguit, nm
8 llbr abenbs in Der Office bes
yGho" itott.
Oa bies Die erFe @ibung nad err
folster Nsuipabl lit, miiHen Die alten
uno Die neuen 0erpoltungsrutsmit<
eli,osr erfheinen.
Der 6efret1r.
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ganr smrd) Organization nnS Iuf-
fldrnng errcid)cu lui, unier srpecS
Siel. 8moNen nnb 6enOiiinuen.
f6rocrt Cure gciitisc Mus6ilbung!
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(Hartford Courant.)

LLOYD George unfolded his mind at
the Albert hall in London ten days ago
on the woman suffrage question. He
has an uncommonly interesting mind
ut all times, and it beats as invaria-
bly, in all vote-getting directions as
the poets heart did for his native
land. His platform opinion is that
open before England-"thc greatest
change We have ever had in this
country Of carrying through this great
measure of emancipation" And In
meanwhile the h%ysterical sisters are
smashing plate glass windows in Ok
ford street and other crowded thor
oughfares with convenient stones and
the useful hammer.
Lloyd George started with the pres
ent social order. He said that Eng
land "is called a democratic country
but that was before he was called to
the job; and went on in the following
fashion:
by that is meant that the citizens
who are expected to obey the law are
those who make the law. That is not
true. At least half the adult citizens
of this country, whose lives are deep
~ affected by every law that is car.
ried. have absolutely no voice in the
making of that Law. CLEAR. hear.)
- AoS Ai0 SOISC III lkIS ldl
ter than the horses that drag their
lords and masters to the polling-booth.
A drunken loafer who has not earned
a living for years is consulted by the
constitution on questions like the
training and upbringing of children,
the national settlement Of religion in
Wales and elsewhere, and Is even on
suited on the best method of settling
the temperance question.( Laughter
2lf tho uvtfA Cshoa4 sy l>~~-
him and his household from .beggary,
and actually pays the rent which. con-
%stitutes him a voter. and is really re-
sponsible for his qualification. is not
taken into account in the slightest
degree. Clear. hear.) All I can say
is that is a position of things that no
unprecedented person "a defend for a
single moment. (Cheers.)"
This is a characteristic piece OF
Lloyd George,s political art. One
might conclude from reading it that
the women of England would first gel
their brains and their tongues and
their influence as members of the
common house when they get the bal
lot. A good deal Of history will have to
be overthrown before that notion pre-.
walls.
Lloyd George plainly said. however
that this great measure of enamel
patton" could not be carried through
by ordinary parliamentary methods.
al run too crookedly. He examined
the parties in parliament first, saying
on this point:
You have not got a single party in
this country that is agreed upon the
question Of women's suffrage. "a
voice, The Labor party!) I accept
that correction. You are perfectly
right. But. after all. the Labor party
are not. for the moment. at any rate,
an alternative as far as a parliamen-
tary majority is concerned. What
mean is. as far as the two great par.
ties that have hitherto in turn gov
erned England and the empire are
concerned. neither Of them is united
on the question of suffrage. Take the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-20
NATURES pEREMl,roRY WAY.

The inquisitive mind of man is delv-
ing SO deeply into the world of the
ancients that it should not he long be-
fore the present generation is on
terms Of intimacy with the generation
that lived in A. y. -. There is, of
course. scientific and practical value
in everything that is discovered about
h early days. From the generation
dead 1000 years We can learn much
that is useful today. We can learn
that is useful today. We can
learn. for instance. whether we are
progressing or going backward. and
whether what we think now to be new.
is. after all. but new wine in old bot
ties. But aside from the scientific and
historic value Of recent discoveries in
the Street of Abundance" leading to
the amphitheater at Pompeii, much
information Of a sentimental and con-
soling nature Is being unearthed.
Recently a scientist with a really
sympathetic turn Of mind discovered
in the street of Abundance which
has lately been unearthed. a row Of
wine jars 80 placed that 1t would seem
that the vintner was in the act Of
pouring wine from one into the other
when he was overtaken by the wave
Of lava. The jars contained various
liquids, and there was one jar Of wa
ter, which. according to the scientists.
was boiling at the time of the destruc-
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OFFICERS DODGE.

Washington. March 20.-Luke e.
Wright. former secretary Of war. to-
day told tho house committee investi-
eating the Major Beecher B. Ray case
of some Of the things which some
army officers are alleged to do to cir
cumvent official orders and get CON
venient charges Of assignment. The
committee trying to find out II Major
Ray did any political work for Presi-
dent Taft in 1908.
A letter from Ray to the secretary
Of war beginning my dear secre-
tary." was read and Representative
Buckley thought it unusual for an Of
ficer to address the secretary 80.
Yes. it's against the regulations"
said General Wright. "Oficers are
supposed to communicate with the
secretary through military channels.
but they often see the secretary when
accompanied by congressman. The
regulation which forhids existing
congressional aid is overlooked. FAM
lilies of officers. for instance. get the
help Of congressman sometimes with
out consulting the officer"
Geenral Wright could not tell much
directly about the Ray case.
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posters. and the groups of ward heel
ers on the corner! Probably they
had great leaders in those days. too
Leaders who jockeyed about. shout
ing about the wrongs of the people
and the rights of the ultimate con-
sumner. 1t probably was election day
and the leaders had been promising
that they. il put into office, would
make the world a heaven on earth.
And then nature. which works her
will regardless of the demands and
the promises of temporary reformers.
swept her fiery hand over the chess
board and buried all the pawns out
Of sight. to be discovered nearly g.
900 years later.
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for a united effort and no "clawing
each other"

for a united effort and no "clawing
each other"
Before he sat down Lloyd George
said a few words about referring the
suffrage women to the referendum.
Not at all. he said: saying 1t thus:
who declines to submit questions
which he has a special interest in to
the caprices Of a referendum, can
fairly and justly submit women's suf-
frage to that test. cloud cheers.o
What objection there may be to the
referendum of questions like Home
Rule and Welsh Disestablishment,
which We Liberals entertain. it seems
to me they apply with two-fold force
to the case Of woman's suffrage. What
are they? That 1t undermines the au.
thority of parliament. That the ref
erendum is costly. not merely to the
state, but to those who have charge of
great causes. That it is a bonus on
Injustice, especially Of opulent. power
monopolist against the poor, the help
less. the least powerful members Of
the community. You have seen it in
America. whenever there was a ref
erendum on the woman's question.
You always find the liquor traffic, the
against woman's suffrage. They spent
great slum-owners. federated to vote
INV uII VI Money. why. 1t
was business for them. II they de-
ieated the suffrage, their return was
hundreds per cent on the money they
had invested in overthrowing wom-
ems suffrage. It Is not fair. l saw
again that the referendum Is a costly
denial Of justice under these condi-
TONS"
We do not recall any r~eferendums
IN this country on women suffrage.
America" however, is an inclusive
woIo IN the European usage; and pos
sioly Lloyd George has heard that DIR.
Cook got up a vote among the Es-
quimos-or imagined that he did
during his famous quest after the
North pole. At any rate the handfui
OF ngli women who are throwing
stones for suffrage have had their
warming. Let them evade 1.-THE liquor
traffic" and THE great slum-owners,"
ana all Will be we'll with them; pro-
viding. as Lloyd George said, that they
stand together n stop 'jostling. ell
ooWing: and clawing each other" ct
Will tell o what I am most afraid
or he finally said. ut is when you
come to bring your bill before the
mouse OF commons. or move your am
endment, that the suffragists, who are
united on the proposal Of the suf.
frage. may not be united on the par.
tlcular method of carrying it out"
That will be fatal" he added: and
with his next breath declared that
there never was a time when the ma
ton stood more in need of the snecial
experience. instinct. and sympathy of
womanhood In the government Of our
AFFAIRS" But which womanhood? The
old-fashioned and influential home-
Keeping kind. or the stone-throwinr
and clawing kind?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-20

In addition to the bringing of this
water. the power will be utilized In
producing 10000 horse power peak
load Of electrical energy and this will
be sold to take care OF the bonds and
the interest on both the a%queduct and
the electrical power plant. This is
said to he the greatest municipal en-
terprise in the world. and by the side
of it the new auditorium for Bis
marck is not so tremendous after all.
All of the water rights and right OF
way have been obtained INT the sys-
tenn is we'll along toward completion.
1t is to he completed and In operation
next year, according to the engineers
estimate.
Just O there are sky scrapers 60
ing up in all business sections Of the
city. which Is growing at a tremen-
dous rate toward the south and south
west in the direction of the ocean.
which 10 some twenty miles away:
The rata tat-tat Of pneumatic rivet-
ers makes a din in many sections. as
the steel frameworks are being raised
and riveted together. Reinforced
concrete construction is becoming
solid method of building a
city. The city is growing as fast in
all directions that 1t is impossible to
supply light. gas, pavements. sewer.
and other Improvements. And from