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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25

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Oznamuji tfmto vefejnosti, ze
jseq zIednal do syeno zaVoda zruc
ueho pekafe h lie uyni 7 mem "a
vod9 obdrzeti kaadeho dine cerstve
peGivo, jako rohlIcky, housky, lit
ny chleba, dorty, pie, atd. Zylast-
nj obiednavky pro rdzne pfflezitos
ii Sc co nejdffye yyffdi, ac je ire
ba ie objednat pfedem. Pecivo Sc
muze objednat po t~eiefonu a Dude
zasl6no pc poste. v nadeji be Sc
dostane ptfzns cd vefejnosti
|trvam v 1cte,
". p. Petrfk.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25

Rekhete n9komu, ze jeden bill
lion, TIL sta milionn padesat tisfc
a jedha hy9zda d uveff YAM. Kde
je ale neco Gerstve natfen9 baryou
q opatfeno pfihodnou ceduli, ably
SO n9kdo neumazal, jest jest jisto,
Re kazd5 Sc must nspfed osobne
pfesyedcit; nikdo ceduli neveff.
Nenf pochyby, ze kazdeho ienz
Sc zajima o automobily, Dude zajf
matt zprava . Denver, Col kde
So odb5valy dostihy, Y nichz ma
IL Maxwell automobil obdrzcl PRIV
ni cenu. Pfedjfzdka Sc konala do
yelkeho asi pet mil dlouheho a
zmfnena kara byla prvnf jenz W.
jela do kopce ' jiste dob9 al k CT
Ii. Ia nj byla druha kara Hup-
mobile a tfeti Ford. Vice kar by
10 ' kontestu, ale tyto til je 'zbf-
tovaly" ma hadry.
Doslo mas nekolik dotazI ohled-
ne yecf jenz budou dany ma VISTA
va pfi Institute ienz Sc zde Dude
odbyvati v patek q sobotu tento
t5den, totiz kan yesker6 ty yeci
pfijdou pc ukoncenf institute.
Sdelujem tudfz kazdemu, ze plodi-
ny a vyrobky budou pfirozene
patfiti tomu ient io prinesl, ktery
81 S mimi mIze naloziti jak Dude
Oysem Dude nejlepe kdyz
kazdJ 81 je opst odnese, nebot
neni pochyby, be je sam upotfebi.
Jest tez zadoucno by kazda vec
byla opatfena jmenem majitele,
TAX ably ' tom nebyly pletky.
Minulou ned9li k Ykcerh Sc pre-
vrhl AUTOMOBILE ktery ffdil August
UgofskJ asi pnl mile ma Jill cd
Franka Kostrouna s yysoke navaz
ky a zmfneng iakoz Karel Ned
we'd a Jan Smrt, kteff s MIN ieli
byli znacn6 potluceni. Ugofsky
a Nedved zIstali vezet pod auto
mobilem a Smrt ma stestf byl odho
zen ma stranu take mohl b6aet
pro pomoc Ike kostronoyi kdyz
sam nemohl tezkou karu nazved-
nout. Kdyz Sc dostayila pomoc
kara byla postavena ma kola. PAX
jeli do Tabora kde DIR. Blizek je
osetfil. Nedv6d mel vykloubenou
ruku v lokti, Ugofsk5 mel prosek-
nutou ruku q Smrt ucho posramo-
Gene. Kara ten byla porachocena
ale celkem to dopadlo ieste dobfe,
nebot mohlf pfijft o ziyot, anebo
kdyby byla kara Sc chytla, mohl
uhofet pod nj.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25
DOMACl zPRAVY.

Pfejem kaSdemu K syatknm BY
nalezl pokoi Y mysli, pohodlf teles
ne a hojnost toho co srdce blazf.
Necht yzdy naleznou poctiyou prd
ci pro dennf dobu q spravedliyeho
spranku pro nocnf dobu; zasobu
vseho pro sy6 politely a sdfln6
srdce ) temi ienS isou nestastnf.
Necht kazd5 ma sflu pro sve pc
vinnosti a odyahu pfekonati svfze-
Ie jenz by nan dolehaly. Necht'
test . lasky svSch pfatsl ziska 81
dIyeru sousedn q pfatelstyf ditek,
byl xiv We shode sam ssebou a Sc
syetem.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25
Ornament.

Oznamujf vefejnosti, ze isem 81
pofidit stroj IA svafovanf litin,
alumina a jin5ch kovu. Kdo by
podobnou praci potfeboval jsem
k ieho sluzbam Will Mach (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25
Ornament.

Oznamujf tfmto yefejnosti Re
jsem otevfel svni feznicky zayod
kde vzdy budu direct ma sklad6 YES
kere druhy masa. sunek a jintch
vSrobkH 4 kazdeho poctiy6 a sve-
domite obslouzim. Platim nei-
ySssi cenu "a kIze.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25
WIG Ruys the Next Wan

Civilization has at least advanced to
the point where a war cannot be pre-
cipitated without consulting the mon
ey powers Of the worli.-St. Louis
Globe emocrat-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25
papa was y economic.

Small Boy (handing druggist a half
dollar)-"Ffve five-cent cigars, and
give ms the change" Druggist-'But,
Bob, your father always smokes ten
cent cigars" Small Boy-"Well. he
isn't going to this time.Ldfe.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-25

R# . .H"Ea# q -MN t.l1II EH.. H.LHEAN. ..rM1EH..
Pr. Franka Barty Cd Dante Sc
vratiIa v pondelf z nemocnice v
Omaha kde byla operovana.
Nam ma prodei pekn6 piano.
Cena $50. Pfiidte Sc ma mel po-
dfvat. J. A. Dvofak.
Ma prodej, 2 Poland China ple-
mehaGe 2 Polled Durham bulfci,
ma Josef Melichar. (Adv.
Nam pronajmutf dim 0 sesti
syetnicich v Tabofe. Vaclav
Mach. (Adv.
Max Blachnik a jeho manzelka
pc kratsf naysteys zde u pfatel Sc
vr&tili do syeho domoya u Wau-
bun, MINI.
Ma verejnou drazbu Franka Sed
l6Gka Sc dostavil ohrovsky pocet
lidf a hazeIo Sc o sto sest, take
vse pfineslo dobrou cenu.
Prodam pet konf 2 houfu dewitt.
~ plat vezmu budto penize, nebo
jalovice anebo kornu pc 55c busl.
Haste Sc u Fred j. Kaiser. lAdv.
Kondensovane podmaslf ma pro-
del mali Welt bratff.. Je.to lepsf
pice pro p~rasata anebo slepice nez
Ii CO iineho. Zkuste to. lAdv.
SleGny Josefka V5borny a Elsa
Horackova pfijely domu re Spring
field ma svatky. Tsz liff Pettfk,
Alois Petffk q Josef Hruska prize
Ii domu re skol ma svatky.
Matt Ptak, Josef Hruska, Josef
Sestak, Josef Cansk5 a Jan Kudr-
ma SC sdcastnili schdze skolnfch T.
fednfkn ienz Sc odbSyala v Tyn-
dali minulou sobotu.
NeEli Sc date poiistit ma ziyot,
domluvte Sc u jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff p~ojistuji u
u. s. Annuity Life ms. Co. ienz
zfskava denn9 cleny a jenz je jed
ma . neilepsfch.
Velk5 pocet lidu Sc dostaviI ma
pfedstavenf ktere uspotadafi zaci
zdeisf skoly V pondelf veGer a ka&
d5 Sc mile pobavil. Dftky Sc We
sv5ch ulohach znamenite pfiGinily
q zdatile pfednesly sve 6Iohy.
Hlavnf postmistr We Washing
ton vydal rozkaz, by veskera dop-
rava pc parcels post byla v PRIV.
MIN a druhem zonu zvysena z %
do SO liber pc prynim lednu, 1914
Knfhy Sc budou tel moci posilati
pc parcels post. =.
We stfedu ranu poeal "dovadet'
v hostinci Nj. B. Welfla, Vencs
Petffk s Lewis Welfem, take
Evysledek celeho spasu byla ma ku.
sy rozbiti velka tabule v priceli,
Welt vazne pofezan sklem ma oh.
liceji a Petfik pofezan ma ruce.
mohlo to dopadnouti hnfe.
Ma zabayu budebnf, kterou zdt
uspofadal qvartet cernosek mimi
IL patek Sc dostavil slusnf poeet
lidu, q kazdy byl spokojen, nebot
ony danny dokazaly, be isou Una
menitymi hudebnicemi jakoz ! zpi
vackami. Neilepe 81 pocfDaly W
ctverozpeyech.
,Sdsluie Sc nam, ze Ignac Slmel
ienz kdysi y fabofe k%ovafil, zem,
Vel We SVEN domoye y Montana.
Zesnul5 pied nskolika roxy ode
do Missouri a pax do Montany,
Neni nam mozno podati vice . je
no zivota, nebot nebyli isme |
Inim osobng sentiment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
PASTOR RUSSELL
ASKS EXEMPTION
CLAIMS ACTIVITIES ARE ALL
PHILANTHROPY AND RELrGr- 4
oUS-SoT TAXABLE.
TESTIMONY OF WIFE
SHOWS THAT PITTsBURG GENE
Terry MERGER PAID TEN PER
CENT TO STOCKHOLDERS,
NINETY TO INVEST
MEyT co.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2T.--Mrs Maria
Francis Russell. the estranged wife
of Pastor Russell. was witness
against Fer husband at a hearing be-
fore the tax commission at the City
hall today.
Pastor Russell has claimed exemp-
ton from taxation on the ground that
all his activities are phiianthrepie and
religious
Mrs Russell. who obtained sepa-
ration from her husband said that
when Pastor Russell started the Zion
Watch Tower society in Pittsburg, she
was entirely in his confidence as his
principal aide,
Zion Watch Tower Society.
She said that he sold membership
in the society at $40 each, and that
at the last election in Pittsburg. of
which she had knowledge. $4,000
membership votes were cast, indicat-
ing that the society had taken in
100000.
Pastor Russell, so his wife testified.
also had william VanAmberg,. Sec
rotary and treasurer OK most of the
concerns under the Russell manage
ment. buy land near Pittsburg for a
cemetery at cost Of many thousands
of dollars. The stock OF the ceme-
terry was sold to the pious.
Cemetery Company Merged.
The cemetery company was merged
into the United States Investment
company under contract which
stipulated that only 10 per cent of the
profits of the cemetery should so TO
the cemetery corporation stockholders
and that so per cent should go to the
United States Investment corporation.
Secretary VanAmberg, tail.
melancholy man. said that he was
able to live in fine house on Co
lumbia Heights, Brooklyn, only be-
cause his parents supported him. His
salary as secretary and treasurer or
the Russell concerns, he said, was
only s11 a month. He could get work
at better salary. he said. but stayed
with Pastor Russell because he loved
the work."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
Dog Insists on
Recovering Coat
for His Master
SEXES BORROWED GARMENT AS
USHER MARCHES DOWN THE
AISLE AT WEDDING.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
CAPE CHARLES, VA, Feb. 27.--
The remarkable intelligence of a dog
was the cause of much CONSERVATION
during the progress of marriage
ceremony in the Baptist church of
Eastville, when the canine dashed
wildly into the edifice while the bride
and groom were marching to the altar
and sprang upon the back OF Arthur
Addison, one of the ushers. grabbed
his coat between Its teeth and was
making efforts TO tear the garment
from his back.
The wedding party was thrown into
q panic and the whole church became
an uproar. many of the women leaving
thinking the animal was suffering
from rabies. The dog was finally
forced to release its hold and was
elected.
Speculation ran rife as to the cause
of the dogs queer antics when 1t de-
yeloped that the dress suit worn by
the victim OF the dogs wrath had been
borrowed from It's master. The ami
mnl had wandered into its masters
home and taking a scent of the
missing clothing followed It into the
church and made the attack
The incident occurred during the
ceremony of the wedding OF Harry
Roberts to Miss Mabel Hemming.
daughter of Rev. Ernest Hemuing
The dog is a settle rand the property
of G. T, Cobb, OF Eastvflle-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
MORGAN COMPANY
DENIES THERE IS
ANY MONEY TRUST
Premier Banking House Files
Brief With the Investigate
ing Committee
RESULT OF CLUMSY
SYSTEM OF BANKING
Careful Diagnosis Is What Is
Needed and Not Investi-
cation of Amy Group
of Men

WASHINGTON. Feb. All. P.
Morgan q Co. today fled with the
Pu3o committee brief in which they
contend that the committee has failed
absolutely In it's effort to establish the
existence of money trust
The Morgan brief questions the &C
curacy OF statistics that have been In
troduced In evidence before the COM
mittee. charges that false differences
have been drawn from them and
otherwise attacks the attitude OF the
investigators toward the financial
problems OF the day.
Clumsy Banking System.
The Morgan banking firm contends
that the present financial Ills OF the
country are the result of clumsy
and outworn banking system rather
than the outcome Of scheming on the
part Of any group OF men. Not money
trust legislation. but careful
diagnosis OF the entire banking Eys-
tenn OF the country is what Is needed,
according to the Morgan brief.
The brief goes into the causes of
the 1907 panic and characterizes as
Incredible and abhorrent' the Idea
thrown out by the resolution under
which the committee has conducted
its investigation tfiat tifose distressing
conditions were caused by the unforta-
nate Vaccinations of powerful men,
Matter of Self Defense
The brief attributed the concentra-
ton OF banking resources In New
York to the fact that great Industrial
development has required II and also
to the fact that the banks have moved
In this direction as a Fsaassar OF seaf-
defense.
"a step backward" says Morgan
a. Co, would mean a halt in Indus
trial progress that would affect every
age~earner from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific"
To Blanket Report.
The Morgan document reviews
practically the entire course OF the
Puto investigation and is an answer to
nearly all of the charges made before
the committee.
The brief was submitted in response
to an invitation by Chairman Pujo
for witnesses 90 supplement their tes-
timony II they SO desired.
The appearance of the brief at this
time led 10 the charge by some mem
hers Of the committee that ii was IN
tended chiefly to blanket the commit
taos report. which win be made pub
lie on Saturday
Committee Is Done.
The Pujo committee completed its
review of the report of it's investiga-
tfon with it's findings tonight
The Republican members withdrew
from the room. after having each In
turn expressed the view that II was
with regret that they could not sign
the report, bat hasing their unwilling
ness largely on the ground that as
there was apt to be a party division
on many of the points of the report
they did not feel justified in thus sub
rcribing to the document In toto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
WILSON'S VIEWS
+" SUIT MARSHALL
TWO GOVERNORS HAVE THREE
HOURS TALK ON PROPOSED
REFORMS.
BOTH IN SYMPATHY
PRESIDENT-ELECT FINISHES WORK
AS GOYERSoR--wILL CONSULT
vICE-PREsrDEST ON MAT
TIERS Of ADMINISTRATION.

TRENTON, N. j.. Feb. 27.,-Presi-
dent Elect Wilson and Vice Presi-
dent-E Marshall had q three
hours talk this afternoon. Mr.. Mar
shall said that everything was sat
isfactory to him. He has for many
years held to the ideas of government
which the president has de-
clared his allegiance TO. and he said
they would be in absolute accord as
to the main features of the reforms to
be undertaken.
Marshall In Sympathy.
Governor Wilson said Governor
Marshall is very heartily in sympathy
with him and wants to cooperate In
every possible way.
las a close and valuable friend l
would naturally consult him on mat
tiers of my administration" said Gov
ernor Wilson.
The vice president-elect made some
humorous remark concerning the
emaiuments of a Hoosier lawyer in
saying that he intends to live at the
Shoreham hotel while in Washing
ton.
Reach Washington Today.
He was to meet Mrs. Marshall in
Philadelphia tonight and to go with
her to Washington tomorrow.
Governor Wilson finished up his
work as Governor tonight. Tomor-
row he has another session with his
(C0ufyDued an GaSnpd paanN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
FAIL. TO AGREE ON
THIRD ARBITRATOR

NEW YORK. Feb. 2T.-The an
nouneement was made today by Al
bert Phillips. the arbitrator represent
ing the ,tremen on the Eastern rail-
roads, that after meeting five days
with w W Aterhury. the arbitrator
representing thu railroads, the two
were not able to agree on the third
man to complete the board which Will
arhitrnte the demands OF the nremen
under the Erdman act The I'VE days
in which they were required to APP
point the third arbitrator expired at
midnight on Wednesday. and the
two arhitrators notified Presiding
Judge Martin A. Knapp, Of the United
States Commerce court. and Acting
United States Labor Commissioner
Hanger. who are at Washington, that
&hey had failed to agree on the third
man.
1t now devoives on these two fed
eral officials to appoint the third man.
There is no time limit for the appoint
ment in their case. but 1t Is beiieved
they Will lose no time in selecting the
third man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
WATCH FOR LIST OF
NAMES IN CONTEST

do their best until March sth. the
closing time.
The offer of fifty thousand extra
Will be good until March 5th at 10
P. NJ. This offer of votes is made
so that the contest department will
find out who the real workers are
and not be spending it's valuable time
with people who are in the race just
to clip whatever coupons they can and
not put forth any effort to secure
subscriptions. Subscriptions is what
The Nirginian wants. While it is pos
sible for several coupons to be the de-
Gliding votes between an automobile
or a prize of smaller value, 1t viii be
impossible for a candidate to win with
coupons alone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
KILLS WOMAN AND
THEN HIMSELF

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE, VA, Feb. 21,--Dave
I.inkenholker who was discharged
$wo weeks ago by the Norfolk and
Western from his position, because OF
continued drinking and bad habits,
this evening about o'clock shot ana
instantly killed Mrs. Warren l..
Painter, wife OF another engineer, and
then turned his revolver against him.
self. instantly blowing out his brains,
The tragedy occurred on Commerce
street, Southwest, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues in the heart OF the
city's fashionable residential section,
and thyew the city into tremendous ex-
element coming as sequel to the
Dillman- oyce tragedy Monday morn
Ing,
Linkenholker and Mrs. Painter are
said to have been Intimate. but the
immediate cause of the dual killing is
not yet known. Both were middle
Aaged. being between forty and nifty
years of age. Linkenholker tleaves a
wife and five children, and Mrs.
Painter is survived hy her husband
and seven children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
UP IN CONGRESS
OFFICIAL CoGNIZANCE OF THE
MOVEMENT is GIVEN ny IN
CURRY ORDER.
HOBsON IS CHAIRMAN
COMMITTEE Is TO INVESTIGATE
ADyTsABILITY OF WOMEN
VOTING IN PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-A con-
gressional inquiry that gives official
Cognizance to the movement for
woman's suffrage has just been or
dered by the committee on the cleo
ton OF president. president and
representatives in the house. Those
in charge of this investigation have
been directed to advise the house
whether 1t is expedient and desirable
that equal suffrage in the election
of president and vice-president should
he granted through the medium OF
a constitutional amendment, or
whether the reform should be left
to the wisdom OF the States them
selves.
A circular letter has been sent out
to hundreds of persons supposed to
have knowledge OF the question. and
house leaders that these hearings
early in the new congress hearings
viii be held. 1t is the belief of the
will be the most extensive and excit-
ing ever held by congressional COM
mittee.
Proposed Amendment.
The chief question presented for
the consideration of congress is in
yolved in a proposed constitutional
amendment which provides that the
States shall grant equal suffrage.
Suffragists are trying to persuade con-
gress TO propose such an amendment
OF the fundamental Law.
Associated with AIR Hobson in
this work are Representatives Porter.
of Pennsylvania, and Tribble, OF
Georgia. Mr.. Hobson has been named
chairman of the subcommittee.
Hobson Believes In 1t.
Il believe in equal suffrage" said
Mr.. Hobson today. las to the wis
dom of congress passing a constitu-
tional amendment as proposed, / am
not prepared to give an opinion. On
this point / am open-minded. Suf-
rrage may be granted to women by
the States. Many States have passed
such laws. i look for decision by
the committee on the subject some
time next winter"
Suffragettes who have gathered
here to take part in the ST
pageants to be held on March 3rd.
the day before the inauguration. as
president Of Governor Wilson, are
tickled over the decision of the house
to investigate the ques-
ton. They ,halieve their battle is al
ready half woR- ssk&~ElzI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
GOVERNMENT To
TAKE UP GAYLEY
FORMER yTCE-rREsTDENT UNITED
STATES STEEL CORPORATION
q
TO TESTIFY.
CREATES EXCITEMENT
FINANCIAL CIRCLES WORKED UP
OVER ANNOUNCEMENTS
THIS WITNESS PRosECU-
TToS WILL REST.

NEW YORK, Feb 27.-James Gay
ley. for seven years first ce-president
of the United States Steel corpora
ton, will be witness for the govern
ment tomorrow in the suit to dissolve
the Steel corporation. Announcement
to that effect was made today by
Henry E Cotton. who, with ex-Secre-
tary of War J. NJ. Dickinson, is prose
cutting the case for the government.
Mr.. Gayley viii be the first witness
on the stand when the hearing is re-
sumed before Special Examiner w. p.
Brown. and it is intimated that with
his testimony the prosecution will rest
and the defense begin its inning after
an adjournment
Word that Mr.. Gayley Is to go on
the stand as a government witness
created as much excitement in finan-
cial circles this afternoon and tonight
as there was after William E. Corey
had testified. The question tonight
was, win Mr. Gayley go on where
Mr.. Corey left off or answer questions
on new lines?"
MIR. Gaylcy after serving from 1909
to November, 1905, as first vice presi
dent resigned, according to an an
nouncement by President Corey, be-
cause he wanted to retire from BUSH
ness. He was then fifty-three years
old.
There were reports then of friction
which were never confirmed. bur IL
has been generally understood that
since the occurrence the relations be-
tween the former vtee-president and
Judge E. H Gary have not been OF
the friendliest.
Mr.. Gayiey is an expert metaliurgist
and was perhaps the best known of
the so-called Carnegie crowd" be-
cause of his scientific achievements
Because of his position as vice-presi-
dent, he was In close touch with the
inside working of the corporation. and
il not able to answer any questions
asked him about amy phase of the
CouId answer it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 2T,-The locals
throughout the United States of the
Socialist party were notified today
by John NJ. Work, national secretary
of the party that William D. Hay
wood. leader of the Haywood faction
of the Industrial Workers of the
World, has been recalled as mem
Der of the national executive COM
mittee of the party by a referendum
vote.
The action of the party was taken
as result of his direct action"
speech at a meeting in the Harlem
River casino here toward the end of
lastSyear, which was held to celebrate
the acquittal of Joseph j. Ettor and
Arutro Giovannitti. the Lawrence,
Mass. strike leaders of the charge
OF being implicated in the shooting to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
HAYWOOD is RECALLED
BY SOCIALIST PARTY

death of girl striker during strike
riot.
The figures, while not given in exact
details, show approximately that a.
SOC voted for recalling Haywood
against 1900 opposed TO the re-
call. The local officers OF the party
expressed satisfaction with the re-
suit of the referendum vote.
Direct action" was interpreted as
meaning the violent methods used In
some of the strikes run by the /. w.
w. including Sabotage.
Julius G.. Erbe, executive secretary
and organizer OF the New York local
of the party this evening said there
Is no appeal from this referendum.
The Socialist party being essentially
party of the people, with no poiitt-
cal leaders. referendum vote repre-
sents the will of the rank and file
whose decision lis Anal.