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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
en- imuf Seit.

9ei bar en- iielben itilfulo Set
Der blep bolbt / bennington Sotel,
minneapolis, 2sroag 13oe apriI.
Ger mar insen ipecieI anIebuing.
Get bar bare en- u6naIgt Glare Of
Sr. &eboftsr Ssrenien og Srues
8enner, iom baooe 2pit til at pie
Dem. at beres 20-aariee SpbolS poa
oisie &anter Ell bapoe p9ret foraip-
pes. bpa6 enten man tog Dem Tom
9laofolf eller fun iom alminoelige
Wenneifer. Som befienot bar Sr.
Ssrenien os 5rue | ooer 90 slar boz
ret fnpttet til minneapolis Chen.
De" / Ggenifab benboIbspis Of Chef.
rebaftsr % gprebaftsr. og / benne
Sib bar @piien poret fra en- beifeoen
gegpnoeIie til ct al be 3 itsrite nor.
tie 8Iaoioretasenoer ! slmerifa. st
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
goa en- sIump ,fulSe man foa

Eaa en- Slump Itliloe man taa
ct Buno Smer fra % Bunb WteIf.
af ct 8rno Smsriebt ifuloe man iaa
omtrent lie Brnb Smsr.
Spis Der er apnfretgulp !
Staloene, er oct nteget ON of gisre
at bape iulot op al Strselie uloer
Sprene.
Ianse 9sbsfalb foraariages
boert aar peb uforiietia Smgang
meb Sarmmaifiner. S Minneiota %
@isconiin er BET Iopbeitemt, OF De,
iom eier og briper Waifiner, Der
pluffer euer "ibreobcr" Mais, ifaI
bare bisIe foripneoe meb "reaionabIe
Safetp 3epices". Sooen | n9pnte
Stoter freoer cgiaa, at Maifinerne
fol oripes al bertil ififfeoe E%erioner.
On iimpel "8raro" paa en- alminoe'
Zig Sag, Ser oripes meb Sampfraft
(. @r., piIbe forebpgge mango lllpf.
fer bpert Iar Der / De Soreneoe Sta
ter.
en- alminoelig Biebaffe meo
Iterft Sfaft Ifal bore uomerfet at
taae @icroeitolper op at Soroen meo,
forteIler en- Snbienoer / "Goprlar
Wetanies". Man bugger Saffens
enc Eie eller Spios mo / Stolpen
n9r @runben, logger en- glof baarot
Sre UNDER og brueer Sfattet lom
9r9fitang. beoer bet.
- Sliemel og lfl,mmet Wtelf lam.
men pasler life uomerfet for aalpe,
bpao mango trpr. Set er Scot, iom
mnngler.
- @n goo Welfefu bill babe lin
fuloe gortion Wtab og 9riffe. Sipr
er oct fplt. Tom oisie bersmte "Fr9-
miefuerne" tager ino 8ano for Do
gen.
Welfebuiet ifillbe bore nGr
a11Italoen, men Dog life | SorbinoelIe
meo oenne. @n "@an9" imelem
pilbe paste nbmerfet.
- @Iem life Salt til &reatllrenel
Spao iom goar tilipiloe paa
Sarme fleit beleber Jig til Iaa meget
/ garets Sob, at faa Oct tror.
= 9e, iom bar forifaffet Jig Sano
berburte / Sloribas Everglades, fan
treite Jig uneo, at De bill faa lit Sano
aperteret blot % breot gratis.
= Get tor blipe nsopenoigt at faa
tatoperet paa bore 8rttebarns
Saanoboeer, naar De er iaa en- uges
Sio eamle: "&jsb life 2ano, on life
bar let eaer ielp nsie rnoeriegt, ielp
ON 8reiten, ielp eler Smegnens melt
fremraaenbe Gpaneeliit fontmer til
Dig oa tilbpoer Dig 2anoet for meget
minore END Spotpris!" - Oct bier
fla nemlig MI, at bots iomme at Dem,
iom for ell Sib iioen fiehte "5rugt-
farme" / Sloriba, lflloe bile irlge
no iaien, maatte oct belit blipe | @al-
lonpis! Der ifal bore iolgt Srligt'
farmland, iom ligger UNDER 10 SOB
8ano.
- Spelts og Gunner er life ct oa
famine Sloas @rsn, Tom mango ~"
mes meme. elsie TO baarofsre 8retts
iprter friper fla fra &uslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
snrmen np Huuslt.
Reoteeret si en- prafttf GarmeI
Sapen.

6armerne fan life bope ct ibealt
Stem uoen en- Srugtbape. Nan l9-
rer EARNING peo at oripe Sapeltel.
Nan firt0er no, of 10 beore Sor6en
blir gisoilet og bprfet, oes beore lsn-
rer ben fin eiermano. @obe Saper
% oeIiteIte 5arme pasier iammen.
On goo Saoe % en- oaarlig Sarm
biioer life l9nge / &ompani. Get
er fife meget Irbeibe o. ingen flor
&1tnit at aple oen 8er og Srngt,
Samilien trpneer. Wen of aple gPr
% Srugt for Warfebet er en- anoen
Sag. Sum De, iom bar aOgang til
ct gobt Wtarfeb pg bar grfaring
boabe iom 8artnere og iom Sorret.
ningsfolf, fan trpgt saa ipei meo ben
cling. Mange Smaafarmere bar
bog giort oct goot beb al begpnbe
Sru9tanI / BET imou og liot efter liot
uopioe fin Sorretnine. Solf, iom for.
itaar Jig paa Singen, fan giere man'
&c Genge no al en- Icre Saro peo at
aple Sapeiager paa ben.
Sarmerne iflllbe mere l9ege on
paa at able fulot op at Srugt, ger
og Sapeiager for eget 8rug. St
Sfanoinaper ipiier for lioet Saoe'
Eager Iaret rllnot. Oct er ealt. Sg
oct ifaber Dor Selie.
Wen set ifal frembolbes meo
Stprfe, inben ri gaar pibere | Ger
ten, at fam man life anlPgge &ief-
fenbapen eft Steo, bpor Ssniene, @ri.
iene og andre Sopens Sieuber ingen
aogang bar, er BET bebit i1gen Sief.
fenbape of babe!
Rogle Stolper, nogle "Hoos"
Staaltraabnet og liot @rbeioe bill
Dog bolbe SONS % @riIe nbe al &ief-
fenbopen. Ser ffal bare til en- Smule
Siltag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
"Siifen" fpr Slugen.

"Stlfen" fer Slpger.
Wange %erfarne, bpgtige Sarmere
Double biif" lit Igerlanb, iaainart
BET ON gaaren err tsrt nof BERTH.
9enne "9iifing" eier, of Sorben Bile
Der fin og t9t / gunoen at Elogfu-
rem, FAINT at @rGs og Glonter fra
Iaret for imulores op og blanoes iaa
gobt meo Soroen, at De life bliper
ligeenbe / ct Sag unber Blsigilen og
binore 8Goen / Sorben / at itige op
os fomnte ben borenoe apling till
gobe. ut "biife" neo 8jsoIel paa
famine Waabe er ubmerfet. Wange
bill bel blipe rebbe for, of oct bill BIZ
ct npiten lloperfommeligt grtraar-
beibe for benz; men De, iom Iar efter
Iar bar prspet benne "0iifing" for
Blsiningen, er De iprigite til at for
ipare Sineen.
Raar man pleier UNDER tert
ltgr9s, Waisitilfer eIler 8isbiel, og
Der fommer en- reenfattie CONNER,
bar man iom &egel iuare lioet for
fit arbeioe. 8aarplsigilen blioer al.
brig "iolio", iom BEN ifuloe, og bar
man openifiebet pleiet neb en- Wosie
grope organiife Stoffe, bar man Der.
peb iaa goot Iom i~ioleret ben porenbe
anlins fra Den 8eoe, iom finbes /
Soroen neoenfor "Elogmaalet", men
life fan naa op til Sperflaoen, forbi
Sorben life er fompaft nof til, at
Sanb fan tr9tfe fig op giennem Den.
Com &egel ifuIoe oct pere moi at
plsie Ter q lpp CONNER bpbt for
Wais. Wan ifuloe fslge efter meo
Sarpen, inoen Blsigilen bliper iaa
optsrfet, at Der banner fig &lumpr.
Spis Stpffet barpes gobt efter
bpert lom oct plsies, bannes Der nleo
Oct iamme ct tint WulooGffe pea
Copper. 9ette oil binbre, at Sor.
Den bliper for tsr, % of Der barner
Zig Sorbtlumper.
9es ienere no paa 8aaren man
plpier for Mtais, bes mere nsonen-
bigt er Oct, at Der "oiifes", fsr man
Blsier, og at Slsigilen barpes soot
burtigit miliet. Get er ofte nsopen.
oigt of barpe, naar man bar pIeiet
en- balp Days Sib.
On pelIfiffet "Seeo geb" er at
Itsrre 8igtigbeb, emo mango bet9n-
fer. Set er Of itsrre getponing, at
Woiien bliper plantet | eft bel bereot
ageritpffe, END at ben ienere bliper
gpbt fultiperet.
GaaS o. ginf.
Man regner, Of Sarmmalfineri
goar neo 10 Yrocert / TProt, Tor
aaret. ct Iaifinlfur piIoe altio
lsnne fig eobt.
Zen 4lifalp, man baaber OF
faa en- go. / SIN af, mac fra SsoIe-
len al, til Den bliper &u, haDe ben
beoit mulige Gnlebning til at bore
og ubpifle fig.
W9ngoen al Smerfebt ira en-
9li ofbenoer life aleen al Nelfe-
~mpngben, men peiaa al Welfens
9palitet cller .&isboloisbeo. Set
cr life ifraaiiffert. at oen au, iom
giper beoit | 9stta, paa iamme Sio
ogiaa proSucerer melt Smsriebt.
Gn SrRbstte fan bruses til
noget at hoert, men of BRUCE en- iau-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

bu neoi9tter big paa bette 9aub % uooitler
bet, fontmer Sttgningen iad nteget b~urtigere.
ia oct sjennem aolierne bleo betlenota
giort, at Sonta re piloe bpgge en- 2tuie
glennem bisie Gountper, begunote gfiera
ipergiler ON, buoroon 2auoet fInoe erbol'
oes, at Itrpmme iuo. Otter bisie Otter.
lpsrgiler bar iulst flere Salg.
Spis ou tlDbrr III uI Oh itttert booe
5ortieHelte.
Seno eiter Dor me Bog, fortRlenoe uetpS
hroroan 2anoet fer no o. hpao ou Tan ueute.
Zen fprtRler ON be melt lggrenoe Nulinger.
Sen iortpler ON be ioriale Sorholoe, Tom
ou uil fiuoe Dem. Soseu angtuer BrtieH pau
2auo % be lette 8etIngeIier Der bDoss. Gen
betpoer 4euge for big.
CT 8reufnrt otl brIige big oenre BOG.
llofplo oeHre aupoH % ieno ben ioag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

San slemte bet life. en- RanS,
icm for fort Sib iiben afgif peo 81
Den | ariitiania, bapoe / lit Seita.
mente beitemt 5000 Str. iii "ben
SfiffeIige", iom for 10 aar iiSen
lob bort meo bans Some. Gan be.
grunbet i'm @opmiIbbeo meo isl.
genSe Sro: Seq gIemmer Oct al.
brig, mar nosen bar siort mig en-
Sieneite.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
CARDUI WORKED
like A CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help,
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.

Jonesville, S. CT suffered with
womanly trouble" writes Mrs. ]. s.
Kendrick, in letter from this place,
"and at times, I could not bear to stand
on my feet. The doctor said | would
never be any better, and that / would
have to have an operation, or l would
have a cancer
went to the hospital, and they oper-
ated on me, but l got no better. They
said medicines would do me no good,
and thought would have to die.
At last l tried Cardui, and began to
improve. so continued using it. Now,
I am we'll and can do my own work
I don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like charm"
There must be merit in this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women
Cardui-for it has been in successful
use for more than so years, for the
treatment of womanly weakness and
disease.
Please try it, for your troubles.
N.B.-Hrite to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Ghatta-,
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn for SPECIAL
Distractions, and 64-page book Home Treatment
for Women." sent In plain wrapper on request
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
Resolution Adopted by the
County Board of Public
instruction.

Whereas, Under recent decisions of
the State Supreme Court there is no pro
vision in the Constitution of Florida
whereby bonds may be issued or money
otherwise legally secured for erecting
or improving public school buildings by
the various County School Boards and,
Whereas, Every patron and friend OF
public education must see the need OF a
change in the Constitution so as TO per
nit remedy for this deplorable condi-
ton OF affairs; and
Whereas, the last Legislature, reali-
zing the importance of this subject to
the educational interests of the com
monwealth, passed the following:
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amend
mcnt to Article II of the Constitution of
the State of Florida, Relative to Educa-
ton, to be known as Section II OF said Ar
ticle; Providing for the Issuance of Bonds
by SpeCial Tax school Districts, for the
Exclusive Use of Public Free Schools
Within such School District, and Author
zing the Levy of a Tax to Create Sinking
Fund for the payment Of the Interest ana
Redemption of such Bonds.
Be it Resolved by the Legislature of the state
of Florida:
That the following amendment to Article T.
of the Constitution of the State of Florida, to
the same is hereby agreed TO, and shall be
submitted to the electors of the state at the
next general election of Representatives, to
be held in the year a. ID. 1912, for ratification
or rejection.
SEC. II. The Legislature may provide for
special Tax School Districts, to issue bonds
for the exclusive use of public free schools
within any such Special Tax School District,
when ever Majority of the qualified electors
thereof. who are freehOldcrS shall vote in
favor Of the issuance of such bonds.
Whenever any such Special Tax School Dis
trict has voted in favor of the issuance of such
bonds, a tax not to exceed five mills on the
dollar, in any one year, on the taxable proper
ty within the district voting for the issue of
bonds shall be levied in accordance with law
providing for the levymg of taxes, to become
Il fund for the payment of the interest and re-
demption of such bonds.
Which proposed amendment is now
being published in the State papers, and
which will be voted on in the Novcm.
Der election; Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Board OF Pub
lie Instruction of Putnam County, re
Spectfully call the attention of the voters
of Putnam county TO the importance OF
the proposed amendment, and urge upon
them the necessity of aiding in every
way possible its passage. We trust that
it will receive the active support and
enthusiastic endorsement of every
friend of the great cause of public edu
cation, and will be given splendid ma
jority in every county in the State.
Resolved, further, That we desire
these resolutions on this very important
amendment TO be given all the publicity
possible, so request that they be pub
liShed in the county papers, and be also
spread upon the official minutes of this
Board.
P. J. Becks, Chairman.
Signed
l.. X. Tucker, Secretary.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18

The Jacksonville Metropolis is afraid
that someone's blunder will prove
destructive TO Democratic hopes in this
State" But the Metropolis will loose
no sleep because of this fear. It's
Democracy is not of the kind that
worries. True, ii is now at the urgent
request of the State Executive Commit
lee, publishing the Democratic State
ticket at the head of its editorial
columns, while its news columns are
devoted TO daily Qualification of the
Bull Moose.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
III Saturday
Sertncnette.

"AId Jesus increased in wisdom
and stature, and in favor with God
and man. Luke, 2:52.
The scene is laid in Nazareth, in
the home of that just man, Joseph,
the carpenter. 1t was the home in
which ''lhe daily task and common
round" were wrought out by the
Virgin Mother, Mary. In the heart
of that home, moving naturally 10
His share in its service; conscious OF
His mighty mission, yet never pre-
Stunning upon it; the unfathomable
wonder of that home, stood the Nor
NAL Child. Yes, the Normal Child!
Look at Him! Look inquiSitively
and deeply, aud you shall see normal
Mentality, normal Physicality. lie
Increased in wisdom and in statue"
You shall see normal religious and
social nature. He increased < in
favor with God and man." He is the
normal, all-round child.
This is the sort of Child that we
are, to. day, training in our schools
the normal type of child; a child
with mind, body, a soul, social
nature.
And the shame 10 us is that our
training of him is capped by our
omissions in its most vital point of
contact with the child. We educate
his head, his hands (even his feet, by
turning our schoolroomS into dance
halls. We train him socially. But
one side of him-the most vital side,
too.-we scarcely touch. But for the
saving influence of some Splendidly
conscientious teachers who are bet
ter than the system they serve; or for
some exceptional American commu-
mites, we let the child'S moral side
run mostly 10 weeds. We do not
there, as in the training of the other
three sides of him, bring the great
beheStS 10 bear upon his moral nature.
We let him run wild, morally. We
do not even, necessarily, teach him
the morale of good manners. And
hence our system is both immoral
and unScientific-the latter, because
il shuts its eyes TO plain facts in the
child's nature. And why is this?
Just plainly because there is too much
government by minoritieS in Ameri-
ca. An egotiSlic SeCulariSm, an ar
rogant SectarianiSm and peStiferouS
poIiticianiSm constitute the bad tri-
umvirate that has violated the origi-
nal free school system of America
and helped TO increase the perccn-
tage of our freely educated criminal
classes. Take up your prison Statis-
tics and see, as you may, how the
Secularizing of the schools and the
increase of crime have kept step in
the past 80 years.
Our school system, excellent in al,
most every regard, and growing in
breadth and efficiency, is indiSpenSa-
BILE 10 the life of the republic. And
it must, al all hazards, be maintained.
| A democracy can not tolerate illit-
cracy as a monarchy may. Edward
Everett once said, "We must educate,
we must educate, or we perish with
Our own prosperity" That was
nearer true for America than now.
| And we must SO educate as TO draw
| out the whole nature OF the normal
child. Reasonable men of all parts,
and even of no faith, can find a way
TO do this that will wrong no one,
And it must be done. J.M.B.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18

Mayor Shank of Indianapolis said IN
a woman interviewer the other dav:
Its you women who. must fight the
economic battles of the future The
men are so busy earning the money
that they have no time to give 70 the
campaign for cheaper living. This
must be a woman's campaign, and
woman will fight it best with the bal
lot That's why, when hear men
laugh at the thought of woman's suf.
frage struggle, I'm disgusted and
ashamed. Such laughter seems as in.
opportune as Smiths. Smith, you
Know, laughed loud and long on the
way hone from his wifes funeral"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18

Taking into consideration their num-
bers, those Seventh Day AdventiSts are
the best advertised body of religious
CrankS on the face of the earth. Their
State convention was held in Ocala last
week and some three dozen delegates
were present But they had a good
press agent. More than a week in ad-
vance of the convention he began send
ing out Adventist dope 10 the papers and
many OF them published the stuff, to-
gethcr with group photograph show
ing glittering array of old.lime wills
kcrS. They are a peculiar people; they
eat cracked wheat and worship on Sat
urday and chew the rag. They talk
senSibly enough on six days OF the week
but get "nutty" on Saturday. Most of
'em are elders, and they look the part.
They trim their whiSkerS TO look like
Munkascy's view of Moses Emerging
from the Wilderness. They are harm
less and narrow minded cranks who
have drank deeply of the science of get
ing free advertising from the newspa-
perS,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
A Wild West and Far East
A Double Bill.
Quality and Quantity.
iA1yart i.,n,ant


This season the CodyLilIie Alliance
under the personal supervision of the
Two Bills" will be presented with
some marked changes, calculated TO give
a renewed interest TO the all-world- wide
dual exhibition.
All the we'll remembered realistic fea-
lures and interesting peoples in their ac-
tivitieS, in both sections, will be retain
ed, and, in each several novelties will
repay the most blaSe and cause admira-
lion that the additions make TO the
homogeneous achievements 10 reach
pre- eminenCc.
The Arena will be so changed that
the spectators view of the various cpl
SodeS will be greatly improved, while
the addition of mammoth scenery 10 the
background will give pleasing SemblanCc
Of locality 10 the action of the partici
pants to which they are ITO the man
ner born"
One appropriate addition TO the Far
East will be Max Gruber'S ScXtcttc Elc-
plant Act, led by the SiamcSe nam.
moth, Queen of Trained Elephants,
Minnie" the greatest of all pachydcrm
performers of intriCaCieS that demand
skill, judgment and intelligence in edu
Gated maneuvers that will not only as
toniSh the beholdcr, but give future food
for thought as to animal development in
the sense of touch, discretion in action
and perfect comprehension of what is
demanded and how TO attain the results.
The most perfectly trained thorough
bred horse, Excelsior" twho is in an
equine class by himself will compete
with "NIinne" for admiration and plau-
dts, while the dandy little pony, pea
cock" will be in the running when
horSemen discuss whose head shall be
crowned with the laurel wreath of vic
tory, as the king of horse students in
the acquiring comprehensively of mans
tutoring tactics in artificial achieve.
mcntS.
An old fashioned Fox Hunt with Ger
ncr and Kenny'S High Jumping Hurd-
lerS, the unrivalied winners of Interna-
tionaI Horse Shows, the Nin.Fix, Six
Horse Team of dapplc grays, driven by
"Billy" Wales will be added TO the
world covering horse exhibit; the Boris
Fridkin Russian Peasant Dancers, and
other novelties will be vieing features
TO the standard one in the Wild West
and Far East
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
Every Mans Duty to Vote

Livery WAN DutJ " FotS-
Pensacola Journal To exercise the
right of suffrage is not only a right and a
privilege but it is duty.
No man who is legally qualified and
who has ordinary intelligence and in
formation has any moral right 10 refrain
from voting. 1t is a duty he owes TO
the government just as binding as that
OF paying his pro rata share OF taxes.
While the right of suffrage should be
restricted TO those who are sufficiently
we'll informed TO comprehend few, al
least, of the basic principles of free gov
eminent, those TO whom il is given
Shold exercise il.
1t frequently happens that in the cleo
lions when only small percentage of
the vote is pollcd, large number of the
more intelligent citizens are among the
Stay-at homes.
This is all wrong and as The PcnSa-
cola Journal has predicted, some day in
Florida it may lead TO disastrous results.
There is small danger of anyone be-
ing elected in Florida this fall who is
not regular nominee of the democratic
party. However. il is within the realm
OF possibilities that the republicans may
marshal their strong negro vote, unite
with the Bull Moose people, the social
isis, and at some election, put in enough
officials 10 block all progress in The
state for several years.
The state should poll heavy vote for
the moral effect and it should give
large democratic majority for the same
reason.
Let every good man vote.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-18
SIMPLICITY OF
SOCIALISM"

AT last we have a definition OF social
ism as the system is understood politi
Cally. This definition was furnished
by Socialist writer in letter TO the
Ocala Evening Star OF the 18th inst.
under the caption, simplicity oil
Socialism,, and is really so simple that
the wayfaring man though frouzy in
The apex, ought TO be able 10 under
stand He says:
Socialism is not hard either to ex-
plain or understand.
"IIerc is the situation: The worlds
people belong TO or support one of the
two great classes, capitalist or workers.
"What have we got? Nothing.
What have they got? Everything.
"Now we want it. Simple, isn't III
We demand all they've got. Why;
Because they have stolen il from US. y
Perhaps you have labored hard in
Florida for Is years or more; you have
been raising citrus fruit; you have gone
through one disastrous freeze and
other set backs have kept you on the
ragged edge of despair for several years
at last by hard labor and much tribula
ton you have orange growing property
that brings you an annual income OF
several thousand dollars you owe no
man anything but your good will; you
are on Easy street.
But in the eyes of the Socialist you
are capitalist. Your property is moi
your own; you have everything you
need and they have nothing but a
Crouch; they demand you should ex-
change your property for their crouch.
Simple, isn't il?'
And this is the kind of rot that is be-
ing peddled out TO the people OF this
state by whom? By these Socialists.
Who are they? In the main they are
social and industrial failures, largely OF
foreign birth, who have been grated
onto the American body polite and
refused 10 take. Hundreds upon
hundreds of them have come TO the
state during the past Year or two fresh
from failures in Chicago and other
northern cities. 1t is only occasionally
that you will meet 4 socialist that is
worthy your attention, but he is a
Christian socialist and not in politics.
He believes that the religion of the
Christ is a social system and that its
definition is the Brotherhood of God
and the Brotherhood of Man."
The Christian socialist is not out OF
work and neither is he out 10 deprive
YOU of your hard earned and modest
fortune. He does not ignore the laws
of individual efficiency and seek 10
establish a system OF dead levil, in.
di,iduaI mediocrily and thereby destroy
all individual enterpriSe-the one in
centive which has contributed most to
human progress.
There is a difference.
The political socialist is trying TO
bring about a reign of anarchy; he is
the red flag man.
The Christian socialist is trying TO
bring about reign OF peace on earth,
good will to men"
II is the former class that is Just now
claiming the attention OF the people of
Florida; you can tell them by their
howl.
The latter class constitute the salt of
b e earth"