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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
MurktbPrtdJtP.
Sir ben 0SsRnerfauf.

Subuqne, ben s. September.
Q3etreibe, Sen, WfebI, etc.
@eisen: S0-S5e per SuibeI.
SafH: 40-+se per BuIbeL
3orn: 65-75c per guibel.
Werrte: 40-50e per SuIbel.
&o9ssn: SIC per Duibel.
Sen: Sill. 00--S18. 90 per Gouns.
W:1l: Bdtsnt, 80. S0-7.0J; iiraisbt,
o.. SD-8.3u
Rleie: $40. 90 per Soun
8tst.
Stiere: IS. 00-57. So
&incer: 50. 10-S5.0D
Riiae: S3.D0-Sb.15
SGlber: St.00-5S.0 o..
9oinmer: 81. 00-$6.0 30.
Snwsine (auf Dem SUB: $685. As
per snnoert 4tuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
II ar J" m.

Sarmen i'm 8eb Hiber'lbal, poem Broofcrb
Der Neli", gu oerfanfen. 9ettte Seoin9unsen.
8utperbeterie Jarmen nabe Stepben, WlarfbdQ
Gonntb, Itru. In etner fatboItf6en Nniieolung.
Mdri6GQ 9ountb bot mebrere f6bne air6en,
Qountrp.Stores nuo greauieIies. Briefs $50 bis
Sb5 per ELDER. ie ndh Nerbeferuuaen. Siir rls
bere MuSfiinft tprede man Dor ober fhreibe all
Sbe gplifb 4 German aano Co., Stephen, Wfinn.
Grfunbtgunaei nioge man eiraisben bon Abe
Neo. gaifor. Siepber, Utnn
Yeim S9reibsn eripa5ne bisies Blatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Sine ieltene 0elegenbeit.

$50 alder oss beiien gooens, jait CANA chen
uno in QUEEN 3nttano. 2 Wlet!en bon fat9.
len iiber 9pncreiesStraBe na6 Nafbington, 8.
s. Die @ebdnoe lino beinabe ben geforberien
YreiS mertb. melher Sf1, 900 betrdsi. uno es
sibt u~ir9enbs cine before SarnI.
8. 2npntnbers,
Chamber OF Commerce, Baltimore. NIB.
geim S8reiben erpd9ne oieies BIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Die Ginnabme pom amiens.

~ ~ ~
peid,e aus Imiens an Die .9dilp
Rail", 9ienstas, l.. Sept., batiert.
beiagt, baR Die Seutifen nah breis
tdgi9er Shla6t Die Stabt Imieus
nabmeil.
Imiens lit Die Sauptitabt bes Sez
partements Somme unb liegt iieb5ie
0ieilen n0rolid bon Yaris. Sic lit
in Der 6auptiahe cine Sabrititobt
urb bat 10000 @inpobner. Nm Der
Sabr mad Soulogue gele9eu, lit lie
itrate9iih bon GROCER 8ebeutuns.
Ser Correspondents Der .Wail" be-
ihreibt Die Seiesuug 0 Gmiens
burd Die Sciti6en in foleenber
@eiie: rGs mar Spnntus, uneefdbr
7 ubr Gbenbs, ais Die erite Sdfpaoron
lllanen in Die Staot einritt unb mad,
tur3er Hccoenos5ierung i'll Der Hi6z
tung mad Canon gu perihfpanb.
Cine babe Stunbe Ipater traf Elm
beuti6er observation-disclosures elm, Ger
NIT Dem 9~iir9erreiitcr cine fur3e
Gonfercn5 i'm 8atbbauie nbbielt. Nadb
Nblauf Der @onferen5 erifien Der
SiirsermeiIter in geglcitung 3rpeier
Srompeter ppr Dem Ratbbnus unh pets
tiinbete Die llebergabe Der Stabt. gr
forberte Die 8cpolferune auf, iih i'm
cigenen Sntereiie rll6ig gu perbalten.
Spdtcr itatteten Die Gertreter DER
ltdbtii6en 9ebprben benz peutid1en
Gommanoeur, Der in Der 3ipiitens
3eit e%ingetroffen mar. einen ScIuh
ab. Sic nurben periorlih fir bas
Ser6alten Der giirgerihaft pcrnnts
lportlif gemaft. Cine beutide
5abneneG pmpngnie marifierte Johann
Dor Dem Eatbbaus auf, bolte Die 5riz
folore berunter unb 6ibte Die oeuti6e
Sla9ge. Ser Gin3ug Der Srilppen, Die
babel Sic @oht am 8bein" unb
"9eutihlanb, 9eutihlnno iiber Anes"
iangen. begdnn am Mputag I'M Die
W~titta9sitlmoe. Die Sruppen iesten
aber nnd fur3er Eait ibren Wari6
ipieber fort. Sur cine feline Be-
iaBung blieb 3uriid. 9ie 5rar3oien
ioaen lid mad Yicauignp (etpa a6t
Weileu norbpeiilih bon Nmiens) sus
riidge3ogen uno Die beiben iiber Die
CONNIE fiibrenben 9riiden in Die 2uft
~9elpren9t bnben."
Ser r9ailp Wuil" miro alls
Imiens mit8etbeilt, baB Der Sies Der
9euti6en bel Roreuil Den San bon
Amiens ber6eifi6rte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
&erlan9t>
2tnSci9em.
&leine am,eisen, bic &eimls
tate brtnsen.
@an leie bic Acknowledgements palte
uno benute ateielbe.

Wic man beifellt.
Ma ihreibe feline stn8eise har nno
Vretie: Pas srte ID a. esnts
gents 70 b Wphe.
Eas Geib rnuk NIT Der snseise einse'
iauht iuersen.
ssorter, ME 3. q. gu perfanfcn, Sn per-
mieften. Terlangt, antennns scindt am.
telpte Narnen uub slbreTen neroen Gis
stnen ttetl Der Mn5eise betrad1tet nns ma''
len be5ahlt merben.
Gaas Sic Stren Ramen pocr ToreNe
ntdDf pnblt5teren mpaen, fDnneu Ste etufn
Wndittaben uber cine Nmmmer aebrnndcn,
j.. y. w. e., care Gatbplts printing 80.
ltetes futrb febocl nls einen Sbetl Der Nm
5stge betradtfct nnb ala fpptele Wprter pc
red'net. (Sctt 9inienben ioldler Anjetgen
tmret6e man tebudb feinen Wanen nne
Nbrehe naf nno beutiidl, oninit mir ote
1ntporten IN ste rid,iise AbreKe beioresrn
%fbnnsn.)
Wsan sebe beim shrsiben an, Oh bic Nm
3eige In Der NerIanst.an5eisen'e paIte e'
fdetnen ion.
gergeNen Gle nidlt, baf 10000 fatbpltide
6anititen bisfe An5rigenipalte nit SntersNe
pertpigen irerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

D,ild. uno 8etreioeiarmen i'm miiileren @is'
gSclt. Bon Wturibiielo pcrocu m1hentli6 30
bis 40 ACKNOWLEDGMENT adic o%erinnot. Der
@crib oesfeiben Miro filr 1914 AMI 50, 900. 900
eeid1et. SnreibeI tiir trcie elite bon 5nrmen.
". aieinbsin5 e. spn, Wiaribfielo, isis.
Beim S6reiben eripdbne oieies 8Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Gbieaso, ben 3. September.
WetteiDe.

G%bieaso, ben 5. September.
G,etteioe
Neaen-
Sept. 1.1S91.2i.
&C.,: l.t9sl.2 "a.
Rprr-
sept: slkas2I.
Se;.: 747s e77A.
Suier-
Sept.: 49T05l.
Oe;. 5S3s@5tA.
8iebmarft.
Shwerue-
S1were, So. 559930
Snpere. rduhe. S.b5dS.70
Qunte. So OtdS9. As.
Semripte - g. gas
Gteh-
Rtuopiet, So. 10a10.S0.
RI6e NIB Rtuoer. s3.75a9.25.
WeterlS, S7.15-S9. 30.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Yit berfauten.

$50 ader Sarm in Sable Mouub 5onn.
ibip, is6s Wtsilsn uon Dubuque, an mac.
abamiiisrter 9aHbitraBe. llusetGbr ls0 Qder
inter Sultllr, Rst g9alO u,b 8eibelano.
Die farm lit gut perbeiiert, bat sutes fltss
SsnoeS g9aiisr unb CUTE Gebduli6 eiteu.-
Gbeuialls Der Gei6aitsplas III Battle-Ground
nit Store NIB 0obnuns, Stau uno anbsren
auBensebGuoen, iopie 60 ader Qaub. Sle,
les eignet lid porsiisli6 oils @emiieiarn,
uuo @eidditsplas. Qreis mdBis. oei9te
g%ebinsun9en. Wan telepbouire ali DO.
1888, ooer ldreibe ali ~. 1uagan,
152 Mabiion Ctr, dubuque, Soma.
Ssim edbreibem erpabne mau seh. Sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Su %berfauteu.

$40 Mder Sornl, 3 DleiIen bon Der Ct. gIoub
2. 8. @uter goben; aues unter 8ultur. Se1s
Simmer Sars, gutter Stau, 5lpei Sranaries.
5rpet CUTE Hrunnsn. Senceo uno GLOSS fenced.
Rreis $50 per Gder.
The A. G. Whitney Land & Loan Co.,
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
1stm eHrsttsu ermGbue mau ach. stsfes Hlatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Wetp Vorf Narnneu.

SD babR cine gn5abl i60ner Sdrmen i'm
Sta1te Gefp gorf bon so alder aufipdrtS. 3u
oerfauien. GbereS 2nno, better Euben. i6one
Sbft9drien mo Die mpoerniten Standardization.
ticnen, fatbolii6en air6ei uno S6ulen. Breis
$50 bis 500 per 9der. 9eifte geoingungen.
Die Serf6ieoennrtiefeit uro oaS Gudntum
Geu gorf ee6p9en neroeir, III GROCER ais in
iraero einem uitoeren 3beile oes Qanoes. &C.
ripae Gntferrilne inb cute .2anoftraben nuh
9erianoieuniien gu Den groBeii Staoten pes
perbdItnibmdbie. 3reifet Sorfcbruneeu, mn
cine Snipeftiorsreife nit mir 81 MAIDEN. Cite
BON Sarmen uno ueitere &~usfunft bereinuils
ligit /6ngeianot.
GUS. H. HESSELMANN,
Dyersville, Iowa.
1eim edreiben ertudbue man sen. btefes Tlatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Soma Jarmen III perfaafem.

Sreiie fir unfere ib0nifen perbeiierien Sar.
men Se5 bis $125, tIr unoerbeiterie 10 niebrig
ipie $65 per Nder. Sumaro 9ounip mar In 1913
oas BdniIersJtorusG outi0 oe5 Staaies. gauter
ber ae9n r'llnierldae. Seiu beiferer Booeu i'm
Staate ttir ale Arlen Sarmprobufie. Sas gano
Ut f6Dn gelegen, @llte ndtiirli6e Drainierung.
ooer Sars.San' slusseseibnetes gsaiier. @ate
G6ulen uno airben. Die beiten Na9barn.
S6reibi iir uniere Sargain'2i Cite. g8ir perfaus
fen nnr gegen baar nno eeben ms Mot nit
Sauf6banoel db. Heferen5: State Bnnf ODER
s. q, 8ani, ~. ". Montague 9aub Company,
Soma.
geim G6rei6en eripd9ne oieies gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
9as berabmte WbetRone : IhaI.

gglr baben eiIi1e fHone Saymen gu beriau.
fen in ben Counties 0ranf uno 3apberts. in
Der gdbe einer iatboItftsn STRIDE uno shuIe
aeIeaen. 9as 9ano eienet it6 fit aQe bro.
BUTTE. bic i'm Noreiueiten ee3oeen ueroen, be.
g6reibt an uns fir Bretfe.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
g9tr berneifeu Gle an Seb. 3. .. C'GeiG.
pfarrer.
Ustm emseibsu erpabus man seh. sisieS Hlatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08

gernitorff nabm enc aarte bon
europa aur Snnb, sstsfs ieineu Bee
iuhern 2ernbepe uub bte tpeftIih bon
Der gali3iihen Sauptitnbt gele9enen
fiinitli9en Beieitteuneeu iotpte oas
nattrli4s 8oiIfpert Der aarpatben uno
f,lbr fort: ~9ie Stuiien ntiiiien ale
Dieie 2inien burhbre9en, ebe Tie aud
MIR baron benfen tDnnen, in gSbmen
ein3uriidsu. Sn Der @seeno bon
Sembere 1T bas 2anb chen, unb es
mar leiht, bort einsufa(ler. 9smbsre
ielbit lit cine oifene Stabt. Ietner
Iniiht mad lit aber niht Die eerinsite
Iusitht cufiir porhanben, bab Die
9ruppen bes g5aren bic sali5iife
8ertbeioiguneSlinie iiber DEN Saufen
rennen fperben. Sel6if penn oa5 ses
i6dbe, bdtten iie nod 5ipeibunbert
Reilen burd ihner 5u9dn9lides Sc
bir9sIano 5uriidsuleeen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Sonnet nah WtiHouri.

Sonnet nad MfiKouri.
RetorS Grntsn i'll alfalfa, Sort, Nei;er
uiw. Srudtbares 0auo $50 bis 800 pc,
2der. sic MAIDEN fleiue Saorau,abluns
bs3isben has Sano, bic Sarm be;oblt iid ielbf.
$1,000 bis $1,000
in Sisbbeitauo, Garletsn Bats, an be.
wdbrte Sduier. 9sutide Habbaru, 9utss
@aiier. fem Malaria, bette MGrtte, atr-
6en uilo Shulen.
@e%rlaugt.- 6uter Narmer iir frIhts
bare $50 Nder nit uouitanpissr Ginridtuns.
&beil Der Grnte. - Gute 5armen SIT per:
taui6er.
EUGENE T. THOMSON,
403 Ohio Str, Sedalia, Mo.
geim S6reibeu erpdbne man oieies 8lati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
MiKpmri 1armen.

6nie Snrnien i'm beIien 1bcile bes Stoates
5u oerfnuten. Gnbc eroBer fdtboIiider STRIDE
uni S6nle. @uies dIima, guies gSaiier.
Ghreibt ilr Ndberes al edmebpina 4 Jpf,
Wlortroie, SenrD 9ountn, no.
SeiM S6reiben eripdbne bieiss glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
ab5us aus 9aris.

Saris, 3. Sept.-9er 8egies
riinssiis lit bon Saris mad 9orbeaur
oerle9t poroen, bos etipa 270 Reilen
iiope'tlid bon Saris entiernt lit.
3net 3uee oienten DEM 3rpede. ben
Yrd'ioenten nebit Den Witgliebern
oes Senats unb Der 0eputiertenfams
mer bortbiu 81 bringen. Siini8ebn
Rthter oeS &uiiutionebofes ueroen
bente folgen. Der ameritaniihe gote
ihafter Serrid uub Der @einnote Der
Sdlpei5. aarbn, babeu bei6lo6eu. in
Raris gu perbleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Sd babe cine AnSabl Spnfton So.

Sd babe cine AnSabl SOufton So.
Sarmen 81 uerfaufen.-Siinf Weilen
o Soma Staatssren5e. Sreiie bon
$50 bis SS5. @ute DISQUALIFICATION
unb sutes ~pffenes 2anb. 9ebm mn
ifipnr3er 2oam>8 oben. guf etlifen
oieisr Sarms limb Guellen uno es iinb
Die belten @icbfarmen bes G%ountb's.
@llte nrlo leid)te 8ebinsungen. Slim
Yro5ent. Mibge> linb Ta0epz Snrmcn.-
Shrcibet fir Cite bon Sarmen mn
ndbere Nustunft. Eat. Wc&enna,
Brownsville, Winn. eliza
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
@reueltbaten Der HnNcn, S~ran5pien
unb 8eigier.

nnD geigter.
8 Affirmation n, 8. g., 2. Sept.
Sic 3eitun9en iino bon bon riliiis
Ihen @reueltbuten in CitpreuBen. 9as
mad BADEN Huiien elmer Wutter Die
Sriite ab9eif)nitten uno ibre flint
&inber o ibren Iueen auf einem
3uune aufgeipiebt. @ier aoiuteu
notb3iihtigten cine Srau unb 5lpan9en
oeren 0unn, oieies abiheulife 8e>
bnhren nit un5u'ehen. - @s liegt Elm
bcitdti9tcr Serift Dor, tponaf Srail@
5uien pier5ebn Srnuen unb tiiniunbs
5tpun8ig ainoer 9epaltiom iiber Die
8rcn3e 9eihleppt baben. 9asielbe
S6idiol ereilte cinen Soipitalor5t
unh ieiuen Iiiiitenten in 2urtingen.
gisber bat man nidts bon linen
9ebDrt. - Die io5ialoemotratii6e 3ei>
tun8 ~Gprpdrts", Die gleif alien
oeuti6en io5ialiitiideu Sarteibldttern
be9eiitert fir ben 8ampf gegen Die
Serbilnoeten eintritt, brin9t in ibrer
iiingiten Nummer cine hauritrdubenoe
S6iloerung Der Sgneros : Abihlad)>
tlin9" bon Scutidoen burh Gipililten
Der Stabt 2otpeu. Ser .@oripdrts"
ia9t an elmer Stele: r0ie aus 9elgicn
5uriidgefebrten. nuf's Surhtbarlte 5lI>
9eridlteten Solbaten bnben Die 8utb
oes oelltihen Golfes iiber Die cntiebs
llhen @reueltbaten, Die beleiite Gibiz
ltiten an bentihen 8aterlanbspertbei>
bigern oeriibten, big gum lleberiddus
men geiteieert." Der .Simpliciiiiz
mus" 9ebt nm nod einen Sfritt peiz
ter, inbem er ertldrt, Die HennI1l9 bes
Namens rSeIgien" lei bic Iflperite
geleioigung, sic Der cipiliiierten
Menihbcit 3ueeiiigt meroen fpnne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Cute Tarnlen

Cute TarnIert
iiir fatbpIii6e N~niieoler I'M beriibmten Sim
Rioer 2auep 8u 5rarffort. 2. >. 9anb 80
bis IS Dollars per Nder. aeire @pnmiiiioilss
8ebtbren. STRIDE uno reftoirenoer 4rieiter.
S1reibt al Heu. 7. aisltf.
8etm Sbreiben erludbne man oiefeS 8Iatt.
gsrbeHerte 5armen.-25 berbeNerte Sarmen
i'm berrIiden bsuiiben fdtbplifnen Stearrs
In Der N1be BON airden unb S6ulen. 2eitte
SebtnpureeH. Vrets $50 bis 500 per gder.
Utau '9rei6e ober iprede Dor bel Spbu I. NH.
mann, Rtfmprb, Winn.
Seim Shreibeu erip1bne bisfes BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Hu %berfamten.

Cine 40 @der Sarm i'm iiibliden
Wiiouri. Otit 5aus unb Giiterne.
@tpa bier Ider inter &ultur.
Greis $3.50.
8pttlieb % b r,
&eit Yluins, Mo.
Seim Streiben erfudbne oieIes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Trei id0ne yierteljeftiomert

Sru ifSaT ia'baIi ~ gsf' @nipoIu Sa e asIss
gen. Sefs Uieilen bon 5pei fntbolifben
air6en lno IA Wleile bon coniolioaico
SfuIe. Bur feds MieiIen BON Siabi.
Snter Brnnncn uro CUTE 3dlne. 2anos
Simbeeraarteu. Die decentralization ba'
ben einen NScrib bon $4,000. 44O ader
bcbaut; oas llebriae III @eioclanb.
gSeroe aae orei SierIelieftionen 5u $25
per slder oerfdifeH ODER oieieniee 1lein,
auf pelfer Die 8cb1uoe ii6 beftnoen, Bu
$50 per sl6er. Man fhreibe nn
c. j. BRENNAN, ,
Foxholm, N. Oak.
@eim S6reiben erfpdbne man oiefes 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Hniiiihe Generate gefaaen.

2onopn, 2. Sept.-@cneral Sn>
monofu, elmer Der fdbisiteu @euerdls,
lit gcfnllen. Or 5eihnete iif in Dem
ruiiii6s iapaniifen &riese aus, in benz
er cine 8ipiiion iibirtId,er apiaten be-
feblt9te. Spdter purbe er gum @ollz
0 Surfeitan errannt. Bis
our arie9serfldrune tpeilte er in
Saidfenb. Or erireute iid inter Der
8eoolteruns GROCER Sopularitdt. 9es
lpeiteren limb in friiberen SfIahten
9efallen Die @enerdle Wartos unb
9eiti6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Ansiueis iiber ben Seitpnb
8ntbaben:

Petrng an Ret'eln. Bombs uuo
utoerer1 oiscpntirfen poer ges
fniften uto bon Der Banf ges
etsreten Siberbeiten ....... 81, s13 945. 80
9plDniiin5e In 8epDlf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-08
Dom K~riessiepanpIab.

(Sortiesuns bon Der 1. Seite.)
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
N. 3. Of Q. 2

Voting on proposition to divide the
defense fund Of the National Brother
hood of Operative Potters. Inrlica-
tons point to decisive defeat Of this
pure and simple idea of craft-union-
ism. While practically the entire
workingclasS is tending toward firm,
er and closer industrial and political
solidarity, this eactionary and suicid-
al attempt on the part Of diserunted
few will be buried under an avalanche
OF protest.
While The PotterS have not pro
gresSed as they should and in many
respects their conditions ito not com
pare favorablY with those Of fifteen
years ago, yet the remedy cannot be
found in busted" union and a de-
plete war chest. The desire for a
financial and numerical split comes
from few representatives Of certain
crafts who believe they can treat more
advantageously with the bosses ii
separated than if they remain united
We opine that the manufacturers
are watching the outcome OF this rr,
ferendum with much interest.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
GROWTH OF MOVEMENT FOR RE-
RELIEF OF TOILERS BECOM-
ING GIGANTIC.

Rabbi Louis J. Kopaid, of Phlladel-
phia. one of the deepest thinkers,
greatest philanthropiSt and leading
Jewish divincS in this country. recent
ly said before the twentieth annual
convention ni the Jewish thaulaulna
society:
The Socialist is awakening today
to new Illuminating fact. DR..
Kopaid declared.
He comes to the same conclusion
that Gambetta proclaimed in the last
century. that throughout the ages the
church has been, in effect. The enemy
n( the wurkin9man. HAT II EaS ell
rouragr,I Il passive SUi',rIM& oI the Ills
Of industrial inequality without rnm-
pIninl or tight: that it has ;I"ayS held
out promise ot the future rlIhlnh
of the wrong ni the wurhinAnan in
this world or the next anal has thuS
kept him down, Quirt and inarIivr.
Minister and priest have urged him
on to work. wait, win. And he has
worked for ages; and he has waited
for centurieS---hut he has not won.
Yet has he prolitcd by the Gradual up
lifting of the veil OF medieval l9nor-
ance and blind acceptance of church
control, through anathcma and ex-
communication. Science and phIloso-
Dhy have come to the rescue, and he
has suddenly awakened to the reaIlZa-
ton that promises arc Mot bread
He has realized that an ounce Of
meat in this world is more practically
value for his children than pounds of
religious exhortations on the text.
And thus the Socialist has gathered
into his fold the working man. A new
liie-crv has been formulated. which
reads: Working men. ij&h'. win.
THE Socialist, Willie not nppUsInR
! religion in itself, does stand opposed
To organized religion rs seen III the
churches and SynaGohIrS today. lie
no longer attends services and even
condems the church program. The
clergy Of this country are awakening
to this fact and are bcstirrinG them
selves trying to win back the al!cel-
ance of the Socialist.
We can SHOW the Socialist by the
democracy of the pew, by the demOc-
racy Of the pulpit, by the democracy
of the synagogue and church organlZa-
ton, by our independence of the pat
ronage Of the rich. that religion is not
for the classes but the masses, not
for the few, but for all!
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
SOUTH AFRICA IN REVOLT

A complete general strike has been
declared in the mining District around
Cape,own and Johannesburg. South
Africa. The Trades Federation sup
ported by practically Ill Of ihe n''h'rs
united in issuing the order,
Governmental measures were III
once taken to crush the miners ana
drive them to their tasks again.
The trainmen are loyal TO the cap
italists but are expected TO enlist Iii
the strikers cause at any minute. "A
sinister feature Of capitalism in South
Africa is the hearding Of 2O0,0Oo ma
tive blacks in and around the 'nil'eS
far from their inland homes no"
these blacks. when idle, will become
q menace to the boss and tie govern
ment will be compelled to march them
under military escort back to 1heii
far away kraals, at an enormous cost
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting of the Stockholders "i
the Socialist Printing Company was
held in the office Of the company on
New Years night The splendid
showing Of the Star and the CONNER
cial department was very gratifying
indeed. The year past has been a
perious and critical one for the fear
less journalistic spokesman of the
West Virginia wcrkingclass. Finan-
ciallv poor but rich in righteousness
and the loyal friendships of the aftiIl-
ated trades unions of Huntington and
the state, we have defed every foe.
Battling against a blacklist infict-
ed by a portion of the Huntington
business element, We have built up a
commercial business with the labor
movement which we hope will attain
to such a volume that it will keep
our job department busy all the time.
We suffer but one handicap-lack
Of monern machinery. We have met
every obligation ever contracted b.
the company, and Socialist Printing
Company paper is considered spen-
did investment by all banking houses.
But comrades. we are not out OF the
woods vel. Hustle for subs and boost
the printing department. Even though
we have struggled along so we'll. with
out your cooperation and support. the
Star is doomed, until we are equipped
for a daily with modern machinery
paid for we dare not let up.
Fellow workers, the Star will be
your friend in 1914 as in 1913. i you
wish it.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
G>rd's Confession

doSen't affect the principle of the
thing.
The principle is to share your pro-
fits with your workmen. whether biz
or little Be content with moderate
dividends. And if you can't add more
than five cents a day to your mems
wages. on proit-sharins basis, do
that. II You start, you'll soon find
you can afford to give them more.
Why? Because they'll earn more.
Every man in our shops is Il partner
in the business. No wonder | maize
money when I've got 10000 partners
helping ME instead of 10000 work
men watching the clock.
DO you want to know the secret
Of business success? Well, it isn't
any secret. Christ gave it away long
ago. It's just thiS--GOOD WILL.
That's about all the Christianity
I've got. guess But Good Will is
the one big thing in life that's worth
while. It's what makes lie worth
living. And it's all We can carry with
us into the Hereafter. When | get to
heaven I want TO go loaded with
Good Will.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
WESTON TO LECTURE
Ar CARNEGIE HALL

T. P. Weston, the famous long dis
tance pedestrian, is to lecture at
Carnegie Hall, Tuesday night, under
the auspices of the MachinistS Help
crs' Unioa.
Mr.. Weston is an Entertaining and
entercsting lecturer, being we'll equip
ped for his work by his experiences
which have been many and varied, in
nearly all civilized countries OF the
globe. He has probably covered more
territory, ON foot. than any other man
that ever lived.
A. small admission will be charged
for the lecture. the proceeds going to
the Helpers Union. to be used for
organization purposes,
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-16
God or Hog
Br Nj. J. CONNOLLY.

I've studied you. 0 stupid hen,
And wonder if within your ken
Is audht that's not known to us men
O hen, when first you came to earth
What vas the na!'iTc Of your birth? .
This question has provoked much
mirth
Among US men. Tell me. beG
Which was made firSt-the hen or cgSGG.
Of course. we know how man was
made
Or think we do. God tool, spade
Or two Of mud, and this he laid
To make a form UP like his own.
When in this form il breath he'd blown
1t up arose and stood alone.
Say, do you think at all, o hen?
Then what do you think Of US men
Who seize the eggs that YOU do lay
And put them carefully away,
To spoil, to rot--and hungry 60?
Say. did you ever wiser know?
of animals the paragon:
In apprehension like a sod"
That's what he says he is, O hen
This foolish, shambling, bunGIinS cIod
Who takes his ease while babies toll
Who steal their food and lets it spoil
TO make his PROFITS bigger vet.
Is he god?
A hog
You bet