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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-07-25
SUPERSTITION.

weary u the beaten path OF men
Thi3 vampire system with its souliess creed
Of profits great wrung from the hands OF toll
These millions yet fuli-fettered AMI In.r1ei
And yel this earth they say is ruled by God
\ r.;er tina, is both supreme and good
Fy.u... re should love in fear ard righteousness,
Ly,l from OIL souls the int?s OF hell make food
is same fear Vi he'll that bins
In chains Of superstition fear the slave.
Believe it not my brother, It's lie
E,r after death you rest unt!oubic III the grave.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-07-25

dead idea, would bar the way Of the
nro!etariat? Gentlemen, sc asid"
or be swept aside. AS makers Of t
world, We dispute your poss' ion o
tie world.
On with the Revelut:GI
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-07-25

~ I i.HE LIZ. - .eF'i lNt'fDLs.ls.
L us to Getral the workers Of this
country ana keep them in their state
of SuE;2"tioN, that the National AS
:ociation OF manufacturers maintain
Cd at WASHINGTON the most extensive
end costly lobby ever known there,
that it corrupted public men, con-
t!uiir,l Congress-. made up the COM
niitcas. directed Ike speaker, passed
laws or killed chem, dictated terms
to presidents, made senators its ser
warts and Instituted the amazing and
)awIesS kind o. government that has
startled the country in the revelations
Of Muihal!. the Associations chief
lobbyist and agent.
Vast sums of money were required
ia do this work. and endless care and
planning.
But the heavy expense vas re-
oarIcd as worth while, the whole
uuuseajine mess Of rOttennesS was
looked upnu AZ desirable and Il good
investment hgcuuse it assured tile
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Necessary and
inexpensive
At These Money Saving
PricAa

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Prices
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IS YOUR CH|LD'S
TONGUE COATED1
II cross, feverish, bilious,
stomach sour, give Syrup
Of Figs" to clean il little
clogged-up bowels.

MseA9t Dsat ssslA ysss Wsn.
pssvisk ehildi Leok q tks tsaeusS g.
n h b VhlsA ysllsv asi essAsdI II
yen sAill 3 kstlea, 1sss1iaG iuV
asspiae wslL , ssstlssa 1ssco'V 81
heartily - 3 ssoe, irsitshia ct Il soets
WITH e.ssybedy. stomach eess. esvesish.
bs6ath bad; ~ stsnsch-aeha dlassAosa,
sore throat o y ipll q cold. Il means
tAs little sns's stomach, liver and %
lest q bowels ass filed With poisoes sad
lsul. eoastipatsd wssts matter cod assd
. esntls. thosougA desakAg st esce.
Give . tsaspoealul u 6ySup u ries.
aad n . fsW houss all The cleeesd Up
waste and undigestsd food and sour bile
vfll gently move % and out u IL little
wastS eloeosd bsvsls without nausea.
riping o. weakness. and you will surely
hsys : vsu. AAppy ssd smiling child
With syrrp q Np yes sss not drug.
tne ysss skhdsss, Sdas soapsseA sn-
tlsSy q lussiess lies, ssasa seA aro-
mssIss Il eansoe b harniul-bssldss.
thsy dssdy leve lts dslisisas tastA
Motksn yiDsld atWays kesp syrup Of
viu HANDY. y , ths saly stomach.
nssdsd-s little dvsa today VII ave .
dck child to-nosrow.
Pun dissetens ies childssa q % asss
ssd Tor eev1-ups paslnly psiatsd - ths
package.
Ask your druesise iss IL TN nssas,
"eyrup Of Figs snd Elixir d SIENNA"
prepared b. d Calllosnia NJ eysup
Co. Thls 8 ths dsllclous tasting. Sen-
uins Cd reliable. Rsiuss anything else
offered.
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THINKS W|E'S SUIT,
z YEARS IN COURT,
SHOULD Be- QUASHED
ll,dlam Has Remarked Under
Reno Decree and Now Lives
b New Jersey.

0suasa ~ 0s8y 4 lAsnaA. .
weaeeAy sseAsl nsrsAAnt aal ~ IN
A9sess . . lasss eossnnA asesa Jusssss
0oeUusoeA ysse91ay - 1lsmiss - sseasa
- . limited Hvssss SsssgAs a0aiass
~ - Ma leAsv LaA1aa b ~ -.
esnss = 30 nSvsr essa psssssutsl n
I00anA nv rss11ss - NSwaea, N. J.
1nsa Iallan e1vss - Ne = West 0ixsv.
80 stsssG
~ Ls1iaAs wsss nassssl tw0ty-
esvn ysass - - haVs tWs sh1b1ssa.
Als1 sAs ssit vss esgus AgsA Lslisa
a0V11a1 - ~ 1aas Juge1ss lGaAAam ~
aslnsay 80 was ew1rasa a. . osatA.
Ls1,aa continued - ~ sAis amsans
ussl ~. whsa - WEST - Asne o.
taAnel Q divorce On ~ srounl e eoaA-
1onDmt ana married again
n !. 0else ef No - Broadway. We
seUeessses MA Ludiam, teh Justiee
0ooUosssA tAat ne reasoa The ease haA
~ boon brouSAt - trial Waa that t
~ beea placed On the reeoeve1 cal.
ealas ~ stipulatioa. .anA hat - Ma
Ls1lan was uvlas Apart from IudlAm
- Was ast pass,eulasiy anxisus abost
~ ana, liapesitssa - isas - shs -.
oavo1 ~ a1lDeoy.
sWAsa Ls1ln0 Ssass1. SsssP - his
eysss1 nafsia0A -. ~ hss eAs ali.
0eay." sajd 0slst ''shs at ease insti-
tuss1 Sseeeediass b have hin Dunishsd
- 10 Was aAjvdgsd n sontsmpt last
oeDes0hee. An order for Ais aspsse Vas
lOne1 - 10 n ths hands ef he Sheriff.
~ ~ have bssa unable - apprshsnd
- - ~ ltvss tn Nswark. Mrs. 0sast
~ lsslrs 70 proceed With the trial 4
~ 0uit ana may szboeQusatiy decide
- Sss him Cor absoluts divorce. ~ she
~ Asvsr . party - he Reno 0alt ana
~ ~ aeknovledGs The jurisdistioa ef
~ u1OvaAa oourts."
1uDe1ee oiegss1eA toek he matter
un14 nlvieomNot
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Baby Scales Only SITS

Dr.. Sheffie d says; 1T II important
to keep . record Of baby's weight
Slight devistions from normal gain are
Of no consequence. but persistent loss
weight shows either that tho baby
il not receiving the right food or Is
constitutionally ILL.,"
Baby Scales for tho necessary record
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Bottles&R ReQuisites

Rfkse end Heeeman 4
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Sc. Dozen, 4-os., 3Sc;
Cos. ~: Cos. SOC; l0-os.. roc.
and 1908. soc
''Hygeis" Stesi1ising Bottles
Eight ounces. each, lSc. Two
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-Made only Of clean. pure, new
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Tyroler's Ear Con-
former Caps

For the prevsotioQ o. treatment of
protsuding ears. OF wash net and tape.
light n weight and sals for day or night
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70 the dsvslopnsat q the child'sG n
Aeeo. - VIC
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|ollar Purchase in our Baby Goods department

lth One Dollar Purchase in our Baby Goods depa
Dr.. Sheffield says in his preface Should succeed in
helping but few babies to grow up free from of the
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This book has the great advantage of being devoted
entirely to the care of babies UNDER ONE YEAR OF
ACE-the most trying time for both baby and Mother 1t
contains not single item Of useless normation-every
word IS hepfu-s needed by mothers during that first
anxious year of babys life.
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WAnWeoToN. June a-Ths iasl
o1Aes - easth whsss sriminais may
- ese0 ~ DATED 0tatss 70 escape
Un1gA0soe Paraguay. seea WIN ~ aa
oUeun ~ then ~ moro TAs 0saats
oo101stse - y3esign As,aaoas this
oGogaooa aSDeovsA a extsslisiea
OoAav ssesssiy asraassa WITH tAas south
A00laaA rs0sbl1a Its rattAeas3ea ~
- ooo14s Un1subesdiy Win follow.
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Prices from. -. .@2.SS TO 400
Thefmos Bottles - To keep
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bottles arc stood In ice box-hold
:. Q o. . ounce bottles, $50. 40.
= 80.
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There's Saving to you Il
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Baby Foods

OF standard quality. All sp-
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Imperial 0rsnum. 2oe. $40,
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Msllen's Food, $50 and $50.
Peptogenie MIX Powder, soc
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Robinsoa's Barley. 10 . Ale.
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., 2Se and -.
CerealM1k. 4oe. yec and >2.2S.
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Food, clio.
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bag no larger than . cane case.
This tub Is frequently sold
special price. .:..... S4.79
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DR.. Herman B. Shefield's invaluable book
the care of infants, ''Baby's Record and Health
rtment to all who care to have a copy of it..
Dr. Sheffield is a recognized authority this subject
His standing specialist in infants diseases established
'Baby's Record and Health" is 4o page book. arts
tcay and substantially bound in CLOTH with gold lettering
contains blank pages for photographs and for records
and incidents in babys ife
The price of the book is One Dollar. but de-
srous of it being in the hands Of mothers that take
pleasure in giving it FREE with One Dollar purchase of
Baby Goods in stores.
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The Baby's
Record
and Health
By
HERMAN B. SHEFFIELD. M. D.

Yors Ye'ies fS..asss y % S.des, sdSos; .nS He:ya.sss
1Ssesis;s hsb!S hosAe.I pssesn.y' viatss.s ess
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1Sst q 6issssss 4 OSnAsS."
etc.. -.
This wonderful book FREE to
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asked for when making purchase
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Goods Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Exking Manuel of Portugal with Bride Whose Separation D
"en honeymoon Has Shocked Public Opinion More Thar Anv
Other Occurrence in Royal Families

blessed by two. The situation grows
still more complicated when we find
that the Grand Duke Of Hesse mar
ried second time and had two chill
dren within two years.
Dozens Of cases Of separations and
disagreements in royal families have
occurred within the past two years,
and everybody knows Of others that
are likely to become public from day
to day.
Close observers believe that the
ideas of Mrs. Pankhurst and other
leaders OF woman's emancipation
have penetrated into royal circles.
Royalty was until recently the great
est stronghold of the old barbarous
convention that man may do as he
pleases and women must be strictly
virtuous. The royal husband is al
hu The CAar Naxnnanr n.aa4 H., :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

lowed even more than the ordinary
mans license to disregard morality,
while the royal wife is told that she
must avoid even the appearance Of
nnconventionality.
Princesses are married by their
families or by the politicians of their
country to princes they do not love
and perhaps scarcely know. They are
told they must do nothing but raise
children and wear expensive clothes,
and pretend that they are perfectly
happy wives.
The arrangement suits the average
prince. because it leaves him free to
indulge all his sensual tastes without
hindrance or responsibility. TO the
wife it means kind OF gilded i'm
prlsonment.
The tyranny to which royal prin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Paris, Dec. 4.

II r. MARINETTl. the great
II leader OF the Futurist move
ment in Europe, has invented
"a. new kind OF poetry that is worthy
1,of Futurist art.
Marinetti has declared war on
present conditions. Our govern
ments, our literature, our art-all
must be changed straightway TO
meet the demands Of modern sci.
ence.
We must live quicker. We must
free ourselves from all sentimental
ity. We must recognize that there
Is no hereafter. no beauty in land
gcape, that war is better than peace,
that the only rea! JOY is in violent
adventure.
The Futurists hate everything that
pertains TO culture and refinement.
IThe only beauty is violent, shocking,
something that stirs you up,
Marinetti Is the poet OF wireless
ideas and freed words" Connected
into sentences are unnecessary. For
contains no sentences. just noises
like these:
fRattle chain constantly on floor
during recital)
boom Boom--
s--Boom! BOOM! Boom! BOOM
.--Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang!--
Bang, Bang!
charge! Boom! Boom-bayonets!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
The kaiser's Charming
Daughter and Her Young
Husband, Whose Honey
moon Was Disturbed by an
Old Dynastic Question.

friends how her
h II s band spent
his time In boor-
ish and silly
4 m u s G ments,
IsQuirted dirty
water down her
neck at the din
ner table. dress
ed himself as a
woman ana did
other odd things.
Her life was one
Of utter misery.
In q few years
the div or ced
Grand Duchess
III n rri e d the
Grand Duke Cy-
ril of Russia, an
other cousin OF
the Car. 1t is
! n t g resting to
note that during
Seevn years Of
married life with
the Grand Duke
of Hesse she had
no children, but
within two years
OF her second
marriage she was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

Honk! honk! honk!
HonR, honk! honk!
Shrieks!
Squash
Blood,
Silenceh
Honk! honi! honk!
Honk. honk! honk!
Flesh IS cheap.
Marinetti has rewritten Tenny-
sons Charge Of the Light Brigade"
which he considers TO have good
points in this form:
Bang! Bang! Bang!
Chatter of horses,
Rattle! Rattle Rattle!
Idiot gives wrong order.
Soldiers curse, don't argue.
Paid TO be killed.
Russian guns all wound them.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
Bang! Bang! Bang.
Whizz! Boom,
Ripping flesh.
Squash! Whirr! Whiz!
Shrieks; Howls! Curses.
Six hundred idiots
Better dead
Still we admire them.
Hope to see more killed
next time.
Mr.. Marinetti, publishing an expla-
nation of HIS ditistic ideas, says:
"FuturiSm has for its principle the
complete renewal Of human sensi-
tiveness under the action of the
great scientific discoveries. Horror
or all that is old and well known Is
at the base of the movement. give
all this in my new poetry"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

cesses were subjected until
recently would almost pass
american comprehension. The 4
Queen of Roumania, known to VIZ
literature as Carmen SYLVIA" w
In her recently published, men, FRI
olrs tells how her grandfather Rur
used to beat his second wife, all
nmiable and talented young woman.
SUCH practices wero common among
royal families at that time. The ac-
cidental fact that her father was de-
voted to culture made the Queen the
exceptional figure she is among roy
alties.
To-day there. are signs Of revolt
among the women Of nearly every
royal family against the old conven-
tions and tyrannies. Some Of their
methods Of revolt are not very SEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

mans daughter. The Swedish kings
and princes have discarded the pomT
OF royalty as far as possible. and live
like 4 cultivated professional family
devoting themselves to music, paint
ing. literature and other high objects
The young Russian princess, accus.
toned to the barbarous luxury and
the gay dissipation Of st. Petersburg,
found this life altogether too simple
and unexclting. She wrote letters 70
her Russian relatives and many
friends, recklessly making fun of the
Swedish royal family, it's plebeinn
origin and modest amuSements. This
led to frequent quarrels with her hus-
band.
To compensate for the unexclting
court life, the Princess acted as q spy
for the. Russian War Office In Swe-
den. She found a congenial compan-
lon in a handsome Russian military
nttache. Recently Swedish politi-
clan discovered positive evidence that
the Russian diplomatic representa-.
tives In Sweden had been purchasing
Swedish military secrets. The Swe-
dish Government declined to ask for
the recall Of the Russian officials. It
now appears that this reluctance was
the Governments fear Of revealing
the Princess Williams relations with
the Russian officials.
When the excitement was at its
height the Princess packed her trunk
and ran away from her husband 10
Paris. There she continues to pour
sarcasm upon him and all his family.
Stockholm Is full OF stories about
the escapades OF this madcap Prin-
cess. According to one account, she
attended municipal art classes dis
Suised as n working girl. That does
not seem very serious offense, but
having secret residence in the city
is whispered against the Princess. In
any case, she had evidently not sufn-
Gent interest or occupation to keep
her at home with her husband.
The Duke of Orleans, pretender 10
the throne OF France, is now a wan
derer upon unknown seas, while his
wife, an Austrian duchess, Is bring
ing divorce suit against him.
Even the German Kaiser'S family
has been disrupted by domestic I'M
rest. The Kaiser is very affection
ate father, and he prides himself on
the fact that his family life is like
TINT of simple, old fashioned Ger
man family. All the women are sup
posed 10 understand cooking and
have ms many children as possible.
The Empress Is an expert in every
branch Of domestic science, and has
had seven children. Her critics say
that, though she dresses extensively,
her taste is shocking.
Now this very domestic Empcror
and Empress arc palned to hear that
the wife Of their second son, Prince
Eitel Fritz, has run away from her
husband. The Princess was formerly
the Duchess Sophie OF Oldenhurg.
and was married In 1906. She has
had no children, which has been n
cause Of annoyance to the Kaiser.
Prince Eitel Fritz is the fattest of
all the Kaiscr'e sons. He is said to
be devoted TO the bottle and the table.
This may have something to do with
his wifc's leaving him. His daily Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

~ TIC III one Oh FRANCE ar
Head of the Ancient House of
Bourbon, Who Has Run AWAY
from His Wife, the Archduch-
ess Maria Dorothea Of Austria.
TT would certainly seem az if there
was no excuse for marital trou-
bles among the royal families.
These people OF royalty are born into
the world with everything that most
people have TO work and fight for
money, position and little or no cares.
Scarcely anything IS required of a
king, queen or a prince nowadays
except that they behave themselves.
The one thing that might be expected
OF them Is that they set an example
Of domestic fidelity ana self-restraint.
AT the present moment and in the
past few weeks the world has been
treated 10 the spectacle of half Il
dozen royal rows, runaways, deser-
lions, separations and threatened III.
Sorces.
The latest episode OF this character
is the wild flight of the Princess Will
lam of Sweden from her husband.
THE Princess was the first cousin OF
the Car Of Russia and the daughter
OF the Grand Duke Paul OF Russia
Before her marriage she was known
as The Grand Duchess Marie Paw
lowna Of Russia.
The Princess William, otherwise
she Grand Duchess Marie, is as hand
some and picturesque as an Ameri-
can variety stage actress. In this
respect she differs from most Euro.
pean royalties, who look better fitted
Tor the scrubbing profession
Prince William is the Younger
Brother OF King Gustavc Of Sweden.
lie is very lanky and rather home!y
prince. During n long visit to the
United States III 1907 he impressed
everybody as very democratic and
bitterly about n New York dentists
bill for $500 for identifying his face
Sweden Is q rather weak country
that has dangerous ncighbor in
Russia. She has TO keep on good
terms with the Russinp bear. ana It
was considered a fine thing when
Prince William in 1908 married
the first cousin Of the Car. The
imperial family OF Russia. which is
the richest in the world. gave her Il
dowry of 100000 and palace in
Stockholm, the capital of her nus
bands country.
The royal family OF Sweden is very
middle class If = 6pri Va1 I'm
male line from Bcrnadotte, that mar
shall Of Napoleon who was an inn
keepers son and married trades
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

pahu. she lalIed
The poor Princess
was torn between
allegiance 10 her
imperious father and
her young husband.
Suddenly the Kaiser
gave in and allowed
his son-in-law to have
his dukedom with
out giving up his
claim to q kingdom.
Another episode
which has greatly
injured the prestige
OF royal families is
the affair between
King Manuel and his
wife. E v er ybody
knows that the bride
Of the young ex-
King Of Portugal
within a month OF
their marriage was
seized with a mystic.
rious illness. She
remained in a hos
pital for two weeks,
and during that
lime it was freely
asserted that She
would never return
10 her husband.
Very circumstantial
reports c o II C e l. II
Ing the nature of her
] eSS explained
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The Brand New Futurist Way Of Writing Poetry

All dash that--Boom! Boom!
-Boom!-Boom.-
Move them up closer-bang, bang,
----------------Boom!
His Twilight on the Seine" IS
much of the same sort; gentle choo-
choo-choo-choo- Getting louder and
softer az the steamboats, approach
ana so away-a swear word or two
from dispute between two cab
drivers on the bridge--a gurgling
sound made in the throat to keen
the water in the mind of the hearer.
An automobile accident in the
streets OF Paris in which a woman
Killed il depicted In the following
words:
iionA' honk, honk
HOnk. honk, honk!
Curses Of
caodriVers, truck drivers and
Chauffeurs.
Men, women and
Children running
for their lives.
EonR. honk. honk,
Honki honk! honk,
Poor girl hurrying home
from work,
looks at young man.
Honk! monk. honk!
Honk! honk! honk!
Policeman foolishly waving
his arms.
Chauffeur cries:
curse you got ont op tbn
way!''