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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23

extlavagant wives sucdes? is subject
being widely discussed the magazines They certainly do While
husband working himself nearly to death png riches
the the wife home wasting his something
Sh2 blows his earnings in and clothing or the
iddeS when she ought be saving her husband could
work and thus support the bosses family in better style
Working people at times disposed forget the station to
which all providence assigned them God had purpose
making working people They meant to support their bet
And he also had purpose in making rich people, lney
he supported by the workers. All teaches that Look
the boss Most of them workers. and oaterS We
should interfere with Gods pn This should be lesson to
the wives Don't your husbands wagesla $50 day
such uNurieS food and clothing He might commit suicide
Then he would lose his vote Then what would become of the Dem
and Republican pares They might be defeated by that
dad Socialist party and the whole country would to
the dogs Those Socialist idiots would Gods whole plan
They fool idea that working good the boss
They think he should the full product Of his labor They don't
believe in feeding the boss family and letting his in hun
We hope the wives will be sufficiently impressed
with the and logic of this article curb their eXtIVagan
habits They lift anxiety O the minds OF their OvelWOrked
husbands The workers getting bow-Iegged carrying
round such pondeIOus nteecs and when THEN brains let
look out working has to have lots OF brains these days
Otherwise he would know how vote. Ii takes genius to
figure how the Republican and Democratic tickets and
still make enough to live who it all out Is
punkn If the don't be economical
pec to dead Henry Dubbs hanging from telegraph pole
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
GETTING READY TO DO THE WORKERS.

The West Virginia Board Of Trade prize aggregation Of la
innrlS has just closed It's tet annual IT leeg
pushing through the Legislature al all-strlke
much attention. The erOne Ut the gentlemen OIL
cay representing that bunch gives us hnt lis TO what kd
will be recommended Here OF them President
Bennett. holder OF eon and one time
candidate Democratic ticket Honorary Pres
den-Henrv Davis ou friend CassuWay West NrgnaS
grand old of the randeSt old labor SINNERS IN the
country Uncle GtssaWay many times millionaire and the
tathtr-in-aw Stephen Ekns And down the
line with long string Of officials Of whom IS even reno
Identified with the interests OF the working class boards OF
Trade business interests lhey never rep
working interests. What they want quiet mee
d0e working class They invariably the
labor There exception They
represent the predatory nteetstat is those who OFT the
working We this the hand OF t. s. Naylo
the secretary the board hobby OF the Canadian
Trades Dispute Act lie has the idea into his
thing shackle the OF West Virginia
But Nayor the puppet OF nch behind the
scenesot the wolves who suck working class blood Inc hardest
thing for working to Lear the perennial mbeclty Oi
business They have spent their lives completely en-
business robbery that they knO" nothing else They
little about the laws governing society pOlcan
about honesty And like I'LL ignoranses they think they
ALL TO get 4 such almost mpos
In their monumental ignorance and egUtiSn they look
1914, still trying reconcle the interests Of capital and
bUne-head eglStlOn Heaven protect us How
long oil, Lord, how long must we look on at tins farce
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
THE DAWN APPROACHES.

In the universal gloom that has settled GOWN upon Wet
world the ioht of Socialism another Star III the Eas
Having demonstrated the neveablity OF wal II the a rae M
the OF nations armed " Ihe
permitted to continue and having given to the "oo @
remedy Socialism looms large and nagnhcTl
world and challenges every church, every school OF
thought every person who believes in the Oother1ooo q %
cooperate international Socialist movement III te o"
the march or the human race ooclali IS
rhe World No other force IN tie "orld even
that it will deSCIUW the competitive system II OH WHICH '
bloody spring. No other force dare do such tng
all other forces nouished frO and have te Oel a
raisn Since Capitalism bahed the world IN human oooo w
old bueaboo Revolution every time Socialism was
3D. has power to flighten No matter no" crue IL @
overthrow connercaSn miallSm and the rule OF the minor
irrevocably fixed in the majority of human MINDS Il! S"
State Of affairs all roads lead perorce the cooperative com
monweah Nothing short OF the eraSemen of national geo2I
Dhica lines racial nimOSeS the lVarles CT warning COM
merial gloupsn fact nothing short of tie specialization OF the
worlds production halt this insane destruction OF the man! IL
the interest the is the hope or the eNoe
murdered majority the Masters stop it ii they can
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
PROF. VALENTINE McNEER, NJ. $. 5. r.
psychonician. or Mind Over Disease.
1861, THIRD AVENUE.

an here to help restore to health without tnr
drugs or operations all Of those who in need Of this "
ing. What be cured should not be endured. n'.
el.of powers are in the souls Of all. Dcnontj!T'''
"Think.' The food Of the soul is WISDOM Love tire
which heges TRUTH Divine Justice rules the universe.
should it you for health? Diseases Of Sonltci ~;
men a speciality Chronic diseases solicited
Consultation free at office.
l AN LOCATED IN THIS CITY AT 1886, THIRD AVE-
Over Water Works Office.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
EFFECTIVE KICKING.

Everybody in these United States Of Morgan Rockefeller
Co., except the parasites who stick like eece the back OF labor
growing kicking whining these days. Cattle have more
than The husband gr0Ns the wife the
grocer grocer the wholesaler the wholesaler at
the manufacturer and the manufacturer groWs the husband
employee who started the gUN and the circle Of protest
complete and the whine chorus fills the land from Cog to Nagog
There fatal weakness this uproait is not
tered the place and therefore does not reach the mark
Whining back VoCier0uS knocking the street
corner Wrungng with the butcher Tie the candeStck
maker the sharks who tten the serleS OF the
people the least sign Of this whining crysazng into ntel
organized action the polls sends hve Of fright up and
the yellow spnes of the eNoters Of the working class 1t
that the pmps and prostitutes OF the wealth snatcher mt
the path Of indignant people with their contemplate
bags deception crying Socialism will destroy the nome
Socialism will put God Of business and kindred bunk And
the number of supplemented Henry DubbS who have followed
these ecoys the wilderness have far permitted the quarry
Do to take good healthy smash at the
thing that has reduced former American standard OF ng TO
nightmare of unemployment low and high living II you
register November Bird against the obber system that
enables idle rich keep the American people in misery ana
for Socialism the only effective protest against the
that is grinding children ana ourselves
into the dirt.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
MORE COURAGE TO SKIN.

Jur Ecft H. Gary head of the American Steel Trust las
last found out this country lie says: what tls
country needs now more courage Exactly
We have always been tmd Especially this true OF the
s They have always been too and retiring They have
been bshfu that they shun publicity They dislike ATTRACTING
too much OF vulgar public Heretofore they nave
rfp1ed operating the dark-Dehnd locked doors Judge
Gary all mistake lie pleads for more courage
his advice expect to see chage
Thos will be the opencOurageousy when Ihe trusts
n bill through congress the legislature they Will nave
LAWYER get uppubcy bid for the votes OF the members
When they select their judges for the Supreme Courts the trusts
Il meet on the Capitol ownpublcywhere everyone can see
an DICK out will exactly suit them When they want
governor PRESIDENT they will advertise meeting the NJ
e. A. hail. and peepu just no" The trick IS done
When the Sugar Trust rob the deer peeu they
will do it OPEN When the coal operators want TO shoot the
miners they will plan everything the They Will Nalc
their hired gunner through the streets carrying the banner o
the Coal Operators Association With the rear bOug up by lew
In the Will be the special agents OF
the c. o. Railway company with blacklist printed III large let
telS The be there, bound and gagged WIFE
iron collars neatly inscribed with the Of the OeIators AS
socaton Dog The will be brought the GlaSScock-
Hatfield military of yelow-egs with West NirgElas war
lord Gen Elliott estwhe Progressive nominee for congress-
dangling scas his side Accompanying all this Will
he the whole gang with drawn swords and oVerdaWn
salaries More courage Come in the light OF day mat
the stuff Let the Royal Game OF Skin Just as
worked by the thieves behind the No need 10 tear
people They like it, They just walk right every election
and for some more OF tie same, please
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
TREND OF THE TIMES.
lfi"1rgr aid Nora Gillespie

T''btS,' tIt Nora NIl!lF-j!'.J
An immense crowd greeted Eugene
/ Y. DeHbs at Peru, on th" banks OF the
Wabash far away, Sunday afternoon.
With his usual cloqucncc he brought
furcihiy home 70 his hearers III" 40
surdity Of the working class trying -
u4rpetuatr the system which cns!avcS
them. That Rockefeller and his class
understood the full meaning and I'M
port Of Socialism, and therefore. did
not want it. and the working elias; d.
not understand it and did not want il.
Ten men gets from 10 u 20 million
dollars per year; POO men from 70
- million dollars per year. AMI 20 600
COO men gets an average Of $3.50 per
year That re have passed from, Re
publican to Democratic government,
yet could YOU tell ti.c difference if YOU
did not read the newspapers? II
YOUR vote is for sale, cont apply 70
III. Socialist party Is il IS composed
Of people who cultivate *"it-rrilancc.
That the men and women Who make
up the rank and file, finance the party.
and o: course. Own il. That ali other
parties are financed by Big Business,
which naturally owns them all. That
the Socialist willingly pays monthly
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23

workers votes the capitalist ri,,.-r /,
cause grandpa did: never r~. zlr
that everything has ( han"o. ...o
his grandson. The two Old s.-.., 5.
their place in evolution vi. =.
ing way to revolution. 'Ia.- %.c.
ism is as inevitable as tow.r,
rise and can he rctardra ...
stopped. That gov"rn"a''. ....
riycs out thar there are =urU.u
men idle in the United Stays roa.
through no fault Of their oW1.. -,a
Carlyle says there is 20 ota.,
earth so pitiable As L 5lro',a ..-.
man denied the right 20 work. g.
the working class is r"spo.-....
all this, as they vote the oWlr-..
the tools, which they USE (. ,.... ...
1alist class which does u0t .p.. g..
When man is out of VIZ
weeks his family gets aU..
starts little business ui h
puts an automatic in n!> .
because he wants u Kill,
he must be prepared for :..-..
his demands. Ii not d!siN.
house. all is we'll; bU. II =.
protest he reaches back a.
his state militia. which Is &.
Ter and his class exactly ..
automatic is to the roon'r.
ism could not last our h"..
force. The war in f,Uro?"
suit Of the competitive -.
the worlds market, as IN"
one. Gold is God and emily
supreme power by which (:
lit class can ron:rO. the cn.
wealth of the world. pul
due ut this time rs We "'"
him finish but were inspire.
IT," cooperative comma."r.
the not Tar distant tHtUr".
Theodore Roosevelt -Ho:,'
Coliseum in Chicago No"&...
We did hot hear him ~nr...,
building would not h",j -
people who tried to -; n. /.
l. i,
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Owned and published
Huntington West Virgin
Huntington Trades 4 l.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-10-23
HOOSE \ +

Who Of the several candidates for congress from this district
think would representing YOUR inter-
that body-a millionaire coal OPERATOR corporation shyS
tel-or W. Gillespie, union machinest from
YOUR ranks who struggle for existence among
the workers by having to engage in it daily?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
TODAY'S WAR MOVES

weight of
the neghborhood of Noyon
British military believe
the and deye
result
e betw the naval officials
continuous action
Thursday and is again the offensive ST.
did
bombardment from the heights held by the
SERVIA-I officially by the Aus
been repused excepting
for than
week
constructing a
South Belgium and
winter
getting
Antwerp.
the German right has adj
The French operating with Toul as
in The
found Asiatc
Vienna and that
epidemic
that the offensive In Ga
crumblng under
of Esennenkanps
Poland direction
of Gumbinen nwitho LOSSES is declared.
fleet attacked by German
wrecked.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
O'CONNOR
ORDERS SPRAYERS
FOR END OF WAR
Head of Newark Diocese Acts
on Wilson's Peace Day Rec
concentrations.

Official recognition of Peace Day, as
has been given for the Catholic dio-
cese of Newark by Bishop John J..
O'Connor. While the bishop ante
dated the President in asking the peo-
pie of the diocese to pray for peace
and concord among the European ma
tions, he felt that the observance OF
the day whereon the various denomi-
nations would appeal for the help of
Providence would tend to strengthen
the sentiment and add to the efficacy
of the effort.
Sunday, October 4. according to the
ecclesiastical calendar, is the feast of
the Holy Rosary. The bishop has di-
rected the priests of the diocese to
have the rosary recited in public in
all the churches on that day that
peace may be obtained He has also
directed that at the conclusion of the
Holy Name rallies on Sunday, Octo-
Der II, prayers used at the end of the
litany Of the saints be recited for
the same purpose
on August 10 Bishop O'Connor
wrote to the clergy reminding them
Of the dying exhortation of Pope Plus
X. for peace and asking them to have
prayers offered to that end He also
suggested that the prayer, Pro Pace.
be added to the daily mass whenever
the rubrics would permit, and re-
quested that the people offer up
prayers in public and in the privacy
of their homes that the conflict In
Europe should cease.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
Fierce BLAZE
RACES IN HOLD
OF LINER CRET|C
Sixteen Hundred Bales of Cot
ton Afire as Vessel Makes
Ready to Sail.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--Sixteen
hundred bales Of cotton, stored in
the lower hold of the White Star liner
Cretic, caught fire this morning as
the vessel lay at her pier under steam
and ready to weigh anchor for Genoa.
Several hundred Italian reservtsts,
crowded into the steerage over night,
were routed by smoke and fied in
scant attire to the pier.
The fire gained headway rapidly.
Within fifteen minutes from the time
that the first whisp of smoke curled
up from the second hatchway the
blaze In the hold appeared to be a
roaring furnace and soon smoke hung
In heavy clouds over the river
For nearly an hour the fire ragged
practically unchecked. Then there
came alongside the burning vessel
two of the city's fire boats. These
boats pumped hundreds of gallons of
water upon the Cretic's decks. 1t
was not until a half-hour later that
the firemen were able to play streams
directly on the blaze.
Offcers of the line said the Cretic
probably would be unable to sail to-
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
Reinforced Allied Army Unable to
Retake Captured Territory,
Germans Claim.
KAISER'S MEN HOLD ST. QUENTIN
AFTER FIERCE ENGAGEMENT
Capture of Khyrow by Russians Has Com
pletely Isolated Austrian Position of
Przemysl, Petrograd Report.
By the Associated Press:

By the Associated Press:
PARIS, Sept 26 (335 p. M)-Heavy going At
both
France according the official this
the val department.
Following s of
fst-on left wing between
continues
have advanced slightly The
In the situation.
"SecondOn the between Verdun
enemy
the River Meuse vicinity Miiel offensive
him
the river.
ITO Woevre region
progress
having suffered
"Third-on right Lorraine
which
leading and have also taken fortified positions
rrzemysl y
the
nortb of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
RUSSIAN ENVOY
CALLS REIGN IN
MEXICO ANARCHY
u. S. Should Not Withdraw
Troops, Says de Stalegsky,
Homeward Bound.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26. Before sail
ing for Glasgow on his way to Petro-
grad aboard the Olympic today, Alex
andre de Stalegsky, Russian minister
TO Mexico, spoke freely on conditions
In that country, as he said he had
found them.
Mexico Is without government
and practically In state of anarchy
he said With the exception OF the
State of Yucatan, whore some sem
blance of order is still maintained, 1t
Is unsafe for person to travel in
Mexico. The bands OF brigands that
rob, burn and pillage as they please
without interference from the author
ities, are the cause of all the trouble.
There Is no interference from the ma
tional authorities, simply because
there lie no national government worth
mentioning.
"The United States should not with
draw its troops from Vera Cruz. From
what ] was able to observe there Is
no prospect that a stable government
may be established In Mexico. Car
rama Is an able political chief, but he
cannot compare with Villa as leader
Of men. wish to state conditions IN
Mexico today are not one-half as GOOD
as they were during the reign OF Ma
dero"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
CENSOR KILLED
NEWS OF PROTEST
TO HOME RULE
Ulster M. P.'s Refusal to De-
\ bate When Opposition Is
Ignored Suppressed.

LONDON, Sept. 16 (by mail to
New York; Ulster will never accept
home rule. This is the only conclu-
sion that can be drawn from recent
Developments despite the fact that
Ireland has presented united front
in the face of q national crisis and
the home rule has been placed on the
statute.
The unprecedented scene of oppo-
sition by Andrew Bonar Law, refus-
ing to participate in further debate
when protest against the enact
ment of the home rule bill during the
war was ignored. was presented. At
tempts were made to cable this news,
but 1t was held up by the British
censors.
In a manifesto to Ulster, Sir Ed
ward Carson calls upon his followers
to continue to do their duty toward
the empire despite 1.-The unparalleled
treachery and betrayal of the radi-
ca, government. They are taking
advantage of the situation created by
the war, which threatens the very
existence of the United Kingdom and
the empire, to infiict upon 1t this
degradation and humiliation" the
statement declares. "The government
has thought it an opportune moment
when a great number of members of
Parliament are serving their country
and some of our people have respond
ed to Lord Kitchener's appeals and
whentherefore we could not respond
"The infamy of such proceeding
will. | know, sink deeply into the
heart of every loyal and patriotic
man, and will, | am sure, act as a
stimulus to the fight to a finish we
have covenanted to carry out. But 1
ask my followers in Ulster to remem-
ber that this is not the action or
the nation, but despicable political
faction. and our duty at the present
moment is towards our country ana
the empire.
..But you may rest assured we shall
not slacken for a moment our efforts
70 be prepared when our country Is
out of danger to take such action as
NAV be necessary to carry out our
aims to the end.
I'VE will not have home rule
never!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
Gardener Kills Himself
With a Revolver in the
Cellar of Employers Home

Albert 70. Hibberd, gardener for
James A. Turnbull, of 800 Mt. Pros
pect avenue, committed suicide in the
cellar OF his employers home this
afternoon by shooting himself through
the heart.
two children at 449 Clifton avenue,
just at the rear of the Turnbull
grounds. Mrs. Hibberd told the po-
lice that she could ascribe no reason
for her husbands act, but that he
had been melancholy for the past few
days.
He had been in the employ of Mr..
Turnbull for six years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
Zimmerman Traded
to Giants, Is Report

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Local base
ball fans are interested today in a
reported trade between the New
York and Chicago National League
clubs whereby the Giants got Heinie
Zimmerman, the Cubs third base
man. in exchange for Pitcher Rube
Marquard, Eddie Grant, utility in
fielder. and Arthur Bues. also an in
fielder.
II is reported that while the deal
had been completed none of the play
ers mentioned except Bues, who has
already Joined the Chicago club, will
change their uniforms this season.
officers of the New York club refused
either to deny or confirm the report.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
CARRANZA TELLS
ENJOYS STRIFE
IS UNAVOIDABLE
His View of Revolt Led by Villa
Is Transmitted to WASH
ington.
HILL ORDERED TO MAKE
STAND AGAINST MAYToRENA
Refugee Soldiers Claim zoe
Were Killed in Yester-
days Bittle.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Generai
Carranza called a meeting of the
diplomatic corps in Mexico City yes
terday and informed them that fur
ther fighting in Mexico probably could
not be avoided, according to official
advices reaching here today.
General CarranZa outlined to the
diplomats the fruitless negotiations
with General Zapata, and gave them
details of the rupture with General
Villa. Carranza's explanation follow
cd the lines Of the statement he had
given to the press.
Advices from Sonora today confirm
ed reports of fighting yesterday near
Cananea, the Carranza forces. under
General Hill, having twenty-one
wounded. The tenor of the dispatches
indicated that Governor Maytorena' s
!. troops were more numerous and might
force Hill TO cross the border.
NACO, Sonora, Mex, Sept. 26.--Un-
der orders from General Carranza at
Mexico City, Gen. Benjamin Hill be-
gan mobilizing troops here today for
another stand against Governor Jose
Maytorena of Sonora. who defeated
him in battle yesterday at Santa
Barbara.
Gen. Hill officially reported to Mex
leo City today that only twenty six
Of his men were wounded yesterday.
None was killed. He also declared
that Maytorena lost twenty-eight
killed and eighty two wounded SOL
diers who fed from the field of bat
tie declared. however. that at least
200 dead were left where they fell.
Gen. Hill expects reinforcements
from Aqua Prieta as we'll as from
Cananea, which is reported to have
been deprived of all troops. He de-
clared also that Gen. Jesus Carran-
za was en- route from Tehuantepec
with 10000 men
Naco is being entrenched with a
seni-circle OF bitches stretching from
the international boundary on both
sides OF the town. Hills troops arc
lying on their arms in the trenches.
awaiting the approach Of Maytorena,
but battle is not expected before
tomorrow. A
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. sB.-
SAMUEL Belden, personal representa-
tive here of General Carranza, has
received a dispatch from Mexico City
stating that the selection of com
mission of Constitutionalist generals
to mediate differences between Gem
eral Carranza and General Villa had
been virtually completed, and the
personnel of the commission would
be announced within twenty-four
hours.
while | am not officially informed
on this point" Mr.. Belden said. II
expect the conference will be held in
Torreon within ten days"