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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
20 ACRES FOR SALE

Twenty acres under cultivation. 4
miles north of Blackfoot, good water
right; SIS per acre; $500 cash an.
balance on yearly payments.
25tf. l.. P. NELSON, Route 1.
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GROVE CITY LODGE NO. 3s, A. f.
& A. M.-Meeting (regular) End Fri
day of each month";. w. Holbrook,
w. M; Theodore Schneider, Secretary.
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WOmen's Clubs.

CURRENT EVENT CLUB-Presidens
Mrs. L. r. Aldrich; Mrs. VIM. Marley,
leader of Kensington and Household
economies; Mrs. d. III. Bietnan leader
Of History and Literature; Mrs. Theo.
Schneider. Secretary; Mrs. Chas. Berry
man, Jr. Treasurer.
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1. o. o. F.-Every Thursday evening.
r. w. Pelkey, Noble Grand; G. H.
Holbrook, Secretary.
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REBECCA-Every LIST and 3rd Tues
day in I. o, o. F. Hall.-Mrs. F. w.
Pelkey noble grand; Florence Famer,
Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs, 75-FranK
Bergman, c. c. Max W. Smith, X. r.
S.. meets every Tuesday night in K. p.
Hall in Curtis building.
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THE l.. ID. $. CHURCH OF THE LIST
WARD-This church will hold meet
ings every Sunday during the follow
ing hours. Sunday School, 10 to 11:45
at 1880 p. m. A general invitation Is
extended to all Bishop Frank c.
Parkinson, Raymond H Clayton. Frank
Hesse, bishopric of ward.
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EASTERN STAR. SO.--1st and Sra
Wednesdays. Mrs. l.. w. Van Aiken,
w. M; B. w. Holbrook. Secretary.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS-2nd and 4th
Wednesday evening of each month
Mrs. Elizabeth Capps, Oracle; Mrs. Car
RE Harris, Recorder. 100 members
All visiting members cordially invited.
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and 3rd Thursday of each month, at
city hall at 500 p. m. James Pendle-
bury Secretary.
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Lodges.

With the total membership, time of
meeting and the names of presiding
officers and secretaries.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH-Services are
held at the Catholic Church by Father
Fuchs of Idaho Falls on the 1st and
3rd Sundays of each month. First
and third Sundays at 10:45; second
Sunday, 1918.
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w. O. W.-2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
Shelomi Van Blaricom, C. C.; P. B. Van
Blaricom, Clerk.
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Churches.

LUTHERAN CHURCH - Corner of
Oak and Pacific: Services on the End
and 4th Sunday of every month. Morn
ing service. at 400 a.. M; Evening ser
vice at 1880 p. M, Sunday School at
1000 a. M, every Sunday morning.
Luther Stromquist, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Un,-
versity Ave, and Bridge ST. Morning
worship 1880 a. M, evening service,
1880 p. M, Sunday School, 10 a. M
prayer meeting, Thursday evening,7:-
80; Ladies' Aid, Wednesday afternoon,
$3.50 choir practice, Friday evening, 8,
Visitors always welcome, parsonage
phone, 228. w. r. Jewell. pastor
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METHODIST CHURCH-Morning SER
vice, II a. M, Sunday School, 10 a. M,
Junior League, 4 p. M, Epworth Lea
que, p. m., evening service, 1880 p.
M, Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon.
r. L. L. Barnstable, pastor.
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THE v. L. S. OF BLACKFOOT-Mrs
Neil F. Boyle, President Mrs. F. e. De-
Kay, Secretary; Mrs. r. N. west Treas
urer. Meetings are held the list Tues
day in each month in the Club Rooms
at City Hall. Everybody invited to at
tend ....
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M. w. A., 16O-1st and 3rd Mondays.
E. C. Stultz; r. J. Johnson
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WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT-Jo
hanna Stephens, G. N. Maude John
son, clerk.
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ABERDEEN BRANCH.

Motor Car Service.
Daily car service is established be-
tween Pocatello and Aberdeen on the
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Services morning and evening on End
and 4th Sundays. Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 a. m. Choir practice
Saturday evening at 1880. Rev. Alfred
George, rector.
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sIyIPPRRS, NOTICE.

Freight g.dng north must be billed
the day before. Freight for the soLsh
received until II a. m. for shipment
the same day.
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CITY DIRECTORY
Telephone Exchange.
Visitors Hours at Asylum.

Operators on duty day and Night.
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Freight leaves 10 a. m. Monday and
Thursday. Shipments must be billed
the previous day. No passengers car
Red
pNatNfMO@ HnuFR.
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POstOfHce Hours.

Money orders from Q a. m. until s.
80 p. m.
Week days from 8 a. M until 8 p. m.
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saw that she was laughing at him,
you've made me and Phil enough
trouble. You let that boy alone,
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MACKAY BRANCH

Time Carlo. s. l.. Ky.
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A long experience as poker player
was all that saved him from betrayal,
for there was something in her very
presence which made his heart leap
and bound. But he only gazed at her
somberly, without even 80 much as
raising his hat.
Back In Texas, in his social world,
it was considered almost unmanly to
thus salute the ladies. So he stood
there, his big sombrero pulled down
over his mop of light hair, gazing at
her without blink.
Perhaps 1t was not altogether as
friendly a scrutiny of her charming
features as Gracia expected, for he
remembered what she had done to his
pardner; but II she sensed such rare
thing as disapproval from young
man, she was too excited to show 1t.
Her lips trembled, and she looked back
furtively, meanwhile drawing him into
an alcove by the slightest witch OF
his sleeve.
Don't talk too loud" she whis7
pered. my mother Is listening from
the room-but for the love Of God, tell
me, where is Phil?"
II don't know" answered Bud, try
ing to lower his big voice to a boudoir
softness; he joined the rurales and
was ordered north-that's all know"
Eyes, yes, to be sure; but haven't
you heard from him?"
She seemed to be all Impotence to
snatch his news and fly with 1t, but
Bud was in no such hurry. And 30
far was he from being carpet knight
that he Immediately raised his voice
to its normal bass. 1t was all right
for Phil and his kind to talk by signs
and whispers, but that was not his
style.
mot since he went away" he said.
HE left me little note, then. say
ing"
Saying whatY" she demanded
,braathlessly.
We'll, saying that he had enlisted
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

erfo6ren pl!rte. Ra9Oem man Our6
bic QalGFie her Snbultrien, bes
Sronsportlrciens, res 9iloun9sipez
Tens unD eer Qanopirtf9aft gegangen
lit, tOmmt nan in Die %Iogeuanuten in,
neren 9Dfe. Sober Derislbeu D~erlinnz
bilbli9t einsn n%atiOnoIen. patriotic
I9eu ober uniperialen GeOantsn. Da.
1T Der 9of ber bier Sabres3eiten, Der
Seftbof, Der penetiani19e Sof Der
@brenbof Il. +. ~. Nter Oas 6era Der
gonSeu AusItsuung lit Der 9of Der
Gonne unb Sterne, Der Ii1 I'M Mtt.
telpuntt Der Nusifelurg befinbet unb
grDber tit ols Der GtloBplab III
Berlin. Die &~plonaL-n, EN- Sers
roIIen : @orten unb cine aroBe Sdule.
ben @rfolg perIinnbilOIidenb, HieS
fontdnen unb ipieber jene iippigs
8lumenpro9t merben bieIen Sof altss
5ei1nen. gilObauerorbeiten perben
bier sbsnfalIs in gang berborragenbem
WaBe beipunbert meroen t0nnen.
Sc bat i'm Qoufe Der 3eit cine groBe
Mn3abI fogenanntsr MeItauSitequngen
gegeben. Dies ober lift bic erite inter-
rationale Nusfe[ung bur9 bic cine
%intcrnotionoIe 8egebenbeit gefeiert
pirb; bic erits, ipel9e DDn elmer min@
Oeitens ebenfo eroBen 8ebeutung fir
bic Melt i'm Nlgemeinen 1T, oIs fir
bas 2anb, ipel6ss iis be%ranItaItet; bic
erite, pelde elm Greignis in Der 6ans
beIsf9ifffabrt martiert uno an Der
Riite zines S5eans beranitoltet pirb,
mo bic 8ef9ider aus fpeit e~ntfernten
Qdnbern lire MusitelungsObjette in
ihren eigenen S9ifFen an ben Soren
Der Mustelunessgoldit oblaben tOns
men; bic erIte, mo feline preiIe fir Shs
iefte gegsben iperben, bic friiber ols
Dor elmer 9ecobe bergeftelt tuurben;
unb Die erite, ipo Die Gabritonten bes
Occi0ents unb bes Srients in oirefte
tonimer8iele 9erbinOung treten tOns
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

men. Dor alen Dingcn aber fpirS
bur9 bieie 3uiammentunft Der @0ls
fer niht MIR cine @rinnerun9 an Die
@ereoneenbeit po6gerufen, ionOern
cine reue Yeriobe in ben 9e8iebungen
Der Nationen 3u chamber eingeleitrt,
cine SeItiaung Der NeltfreunoI6aft
unb bes @eltfrisOens. 0ieIe 6orats
teriftif1en gi9enl9aften Ioaten bic
Musitenung in San Srancisco Don
intenfem Snterefe fir Die WeIt ma
den.
DentfaIonb, oas felt Sa6rbunbers
ten an Der SpiBe oler sr0Bten Be
ipegungen Ttanb, bos in 2iteratur
ibeolen 8etrebungen, i'm SonOel,
tur3, in Der 3ipilifation mdhtig por=
mGrtsffrebte, barf Bel Der @0lter5lIs
iommenfunft in 1915 ni9t fsbIen.
Die beutf1en 5obritonten folten bier
nit i6ren belten GrSeugniHen Dertrs=
ten Iein. 9eutlds Wiiliiter uno
&iinffIer foaten bier i'm 8or6ergrunO
gefunDen msroen tDnnen unO bus
Oeutl6e gon folte t~po9lgefaaig bic
BON Der pacifiI9en 9iiite Der @ereinig
ten Staotcn beriiber gerei4te Jreunbs
I9afts6ano er9reifen.
MQabenbliA lam man on Der Ba,
BON Son SreHcisro Elm grpBes %elettrl
fGes 5lammen3ei6en Ieben, es 1T ein
@infonlmsngruB, Der bn fagt: nGalis
fornia lobet bic Melt 1915 3ur ga
nomozgocific SnternotiOnolen @us-
iteqtnq Elm" uno iiber bic 8erge une
SGlet Mmeritos, iiber ben atlontiI6eE
0aeon uro bic baltiIde See, bis 81
ben @idJeu= uno @n9cnpdlOern ccr
grpben beutiben Seinot Bis 3u ben
Mlpen inb Rem Mltbater @Eein, idant
Der MiafommengruB, teil5unebmen an
Der biitoriiGsa panamazYacifi Sn.
ter%nationalen 4%uSIteaung, benz srDb
ten @rsignis aIer 3eit = fit olIt
Welt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Die Welt in
San francisco, 1915
Bout6Gti0eeit III DER Aus1e(uM0s(aOt 6at loren 5u6Cs
pun6t errei6t= 80 81 J(otiOnen unO IS Stu0len
6O6en 6ereitS T6ei(nu6me 5uge(u0t==2Ol
J~SOn0reqe uRO ]GOnUentiONen (lnO
6iS jeff an9eme(Oet.
WOn agaIter ". e@nIta.

lobenen Notionen IOfen. IS gibt ba
gentle 9inge. bic BON bDditer Mt9@
tigteit beim Yldnen unb Musbauen
elmer Musfenlrng iino. Gritens TIRE
Gage. 3ipeifens Die Mr9iieftur, bur9
meIde lire 3pede ber%iinnbiIOli9t per=
ben; brittens Der Melt bic probutte
Der 3~ipilifotion gu 5sigen unO Qnlei=
tung fir ipeitere grfolge in Der 3u=
tunft gu 9eben. &
9ie llmgebiIng bicTer gr0Bten Nuss
itelunQ in Der @efdidte bietet dies,
pns Elm Stoatsmonn. RiinitIer ober
ppet ii9 niinf9en mag. Die Gtobt
San 6rancisco 1T bas 8inbeglisb Oes
0cciOenis nit benz Orient; lie 1T bos
nutiirIi9e 5or bes Meitens gum
Often; un0 lit bon Der glotur nit
elmer pradt gelegnet, pie tie feline
Metropole in Der 3ibiliiierten Welt BE-
Tibt. O8 man Ii9 nun Der Stobf
iber ben nmeritanif9en Sentiment
ndbert, fei IS iibsr Die S9ienenltrGngs.
bic iiber ben @rono GonDon pon
Mri3ona fiibren, jenes MunberfDsrt
Der Notur ooer Die @IeiIs Der 5eIfens
5ebiree un6 Der Sierra, entlang roz
manti1d gelegensr SnIonOsS Seen oOer
our9 bns Cumberland Der @epier llio
@letf1er, ben Qlpen NorbsMmeritas
unb ganooas Dber our1 bic peiten
WaIer Oes atlanti19en S3eans bur9
ben 2anaI in ben pocififden SSsan
gum .@oIOenen Sor". Bon iiberou
lit San 5ronciscp Der @n6puntt elmer
poraoiiifd fd0nen 5obrt uno Ielbit
bos !9er5 zines Munberlonbes. DaS
Centrum oes @oloenen MeItens".
Die birette llmgebung Der 2lusz
Ite[lung 1T Ielbf Elm Stiid9en Gben.
gs 1T Elm groBes natiirIi9es Nmpbi.
tbeoter nit malpigen !00ben our Red
ten unb ben BON Wobnpaldlten getrDn=
ten Siigeln CUR Qinftn unO I'M 9interz
grunbe erbebt 1id bic Staot Ielblt. Dor
Der bic Welen oes pocifiT9en D3eans,
Dur9 bas r@olOene SDr" on bic llfer
rollen. lIno j~enleits Der 8ai rngen
8erge in ben blnuen 0immel.
Die pldne Der MuSItelungserbauer
befin6en fi9 I'M @intlang nit benz gez
tpoItigen 8ilbe, ipel1eS bic Natur Dor
uns entrplt. Sin MGr9enlono fou
eriteben. Seine unouIdmmenbdngenz
ben @ebduoe, Die oif elm ipeites Sc.
ldnbe ~gemorfen nurfen, ipie bies 10
bdufig bel friiberen Musltenrngen Der
SAL. mar. fonbern bier5e9n mnIIibe
poIdIte, beren bunt I9ottierte Od6er
un0 Mdnbe in fiinltli6en Seen ibr
GpiegeIbiIO finben. Gnt3iidenbe @lr<
menbeete, bic lire 6orbcn oGmonotlih
ipe9Feln, oles berbinbenb peite 6Dfe,
bon benen jeber ein3igs elm MeiIters
perf Der Mrhiteftur niro un6 iiberau
bic 2inber Tloras, bic Q(uge unb 6er3
erfreuen.
Der a~unfpaIait. ieIblt Elm or9ilet-
tonifGes &unifnerf, ipirb inter leiz
mem Dade toltbare Wsrte. bic in
bielen Sabrbunberten berborgebra4i
nurben, dufnebmen un6 fDQ bier ipez
Sien cuff ben Gortfhritt hsr &rrEt
binsepieFen iperoen, Der in g(nteritn
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
~ an Ssrancisco,

IL Nls 6srOinanb Be SsTeps,
q her 9rOBe Genius auf benz
@ebiete bss Sngenieurtuelens, Der
Sybee, ben Yacifif9en unb MtlantifGen
S5ean bur9 ben RonnI gu Derbin=
ben, oreifbare @eItolt gab, ba ri6te>
ten li1 bic Mugeu Der 9anOelspelt
ouf Oieie neu gu erftebenbe Mafers
itrabe, unb groBe 0offnungen tniipfs
ten lih an ben 8nu ber5elben. DD9
bic pielen 6inberniFe, bic 1i9 bei Oer
S9offung bieIes 8onals IN ben Meg
Der fran3Oiif9en ltnternebmer febten,
erpielen fi9 fir DieIe uniibsrpinbbar,
unb nodbem mebrere bunbert Milios
nen Brancs perausgobt unb un3dbs
liee Men19en Derbeerenbem Gieber
Sum 9pfer gefallen iparen, Oa f9nanz
ben aue bic i9Onen 9Offnungen nbie
Melt tIeiner gu maiden" unO mutt
unb traftberaubt pen0ete nan Der
Ranol3one, Der man 10 biele Spfer
gebra1t bate, ben Hiiden.
@s mar Der ameritanif9en Nation
D~orbebalten. biefes groBe Mert nod
Mblauf bon 3tpan3ig Sabfen ioieOer
aufaunebmen. No9bem .iie 6ieber
uno peftilen3 betGmpft battle. ging fie
an bic Nusfibrung OieIer 9ertules@
urbeit. unD bellte Iteben mir Dor Der
@~OuenDung. gs 1T Elm @reisnib,
nel1es ni9t nur bonn te9nif4en
Gtanbpunttc einen Mortitein in benz
NorndrtsFreben Der Menf4beit bars
ftelt, einen SieQ iiber bic Natur, ions
bern bic Gieoaraphie in einf9neiOen=
benz MaaBe dnbert uno Oabur4 benz
0anbel neue 8abnen ipeiit.
Werbient nun Elm Iol9es greigniB,
Der @intritt in cine reue Q(era bes
9anbelspeiens gefsisrt au peroeng
&aum tpirb biele 6rage BON beritdns
bigen Menf9en Derneint tperben.
sou biefe Geier bon einem ein3elnen
Qanbe beaanaen nerben. np bod bic
gan3e Mtlt an ibrer @eranlnTung
einen 10 innigen Mnteil nimmtg OieIe
5raee lam nur in negatibem Sinne
beantportet perben; fiibrt aber glei9e
aeitig 3u benz @hIuB. boB fie in feline
before TOrm ge6rdnQt perbeH tann
aIs bur9 cine friebliHe 8uiammenz
tunft aaer W0lter Der 5ibiliferten
Melt, BEL Der einem eegenieitigen Wer=
itGnbnts bic Mege geebnet. unD bic I'M
oibibueIen SntereRen 9epabrt unb
erpeitert perben t0nnen. Dies aber
lit Der Dienit. in peldem cine Weltz
0uSItellung 1tebt.
Oie1e 6Orm Der 6eier tpnrbe oenn
aud BON Der 8unOesregierung boIauf
gepiirbiet unb nod grfenntnis beiIen,
boB her ntlantifde Saean, Der
O3ean bon geftern~, Der poeifil9e je<
bod Der Welto3eon Der 3us
.tunft III, bef9loB Der 8ongreB, Der
Metrppole bes Weitens, Der MELT
Fobt Der 3utunt San Srnns
cisco, bic Mrrangierung biefer groBen
Meltfeier an3ubertrouen.
@an GronciscO lit iid Der iibers
fOmmenen 9luTgabe bon bepiBt unb
iDirb ife our 3ufrieOenbeit allsr singes
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

Copyright 1913 BY Panama-Pachc International Exposition.
~ 6sF: ano aonpntOnsbaas in Gan GronsbO gho zen laeigst9n &rnsra.
. fL bic fir Ds aobr 1915 gepant fnO, elm te9antts nno 3medtntpWpeA
bs 9riannlunssotal spobua gle 3ogi Der gerent9unseS msae qs
Oeuthen ariPn ecu geu1 uDebeeten, 1T I'M beFanpgcE Ne@lh DC"
sin, iOmobl in ben gesmistn 5tuOten als aud in Der ain Senat es Y nun.
mbr bcfintib behlohm morOeuM Sine 8eul1e podt IN Der am 2 Nnsup 1910
bgirnenDen Wode gu buonrdten.
Sic Gongrels yeenMungu, @edMboHm uni Ronpnttontn meron al oF
Wcuoushtnung cine intreionte unD piAt9e Role iptden. 3n brnorra9nopn
Nutuadtn anr Naionen ouf bent @ebix Der Gmh, WthdihafLt BEG yupuH9spe'
lens mn her 3nounrfe rtrnFu fb bier Gin StnMdgtn geben. SeA usreunn9sper'
Hohmg bat nit @iuf0t Oarauf eu eMmes Bureau @fdaftn, om ale NotfeDrtn9n
fir Oeruip weriamntnqea uncrheNn. Gas Bureau bat foseuoe unterdoht'
imqcn: l. 9atonac INN intrnohonole 3uiummmtinfte inter ben Aapnnn beon'
bcr @epaidoteni 2 GeRbrt @efcMDofm; q. aonOenhouei Z. AusfnHit utr Dos
tells, &ettcuren, 6abtpnie uD SebenswHrDgtdtu.
Rad BEN neuenen Gmius gbt Is IN Can 6rancsco 1923 omls UNI Wpdthnfnts
bauier Die ausretbnoe lntnfanft fr Die gdps semdbren oarttea. NuBerom gWo
auf oen Neutrality-suspicious. Gin @Ota nit 1000 SmnWtrn errtdtet meroen, peDsa
boupndaHh fir Geesutr m Soupmaru no 11r serene beFtmmt IT.
3s BUREAU fir GonDcnhonfa mi 9erenigun9M pro oOhranpge uHo 3hpet'
ldge AustnIt abr nptdpres auO MISUNDERSTANDING. ~ Gan Urauei@o Tug
Itt9sOr iol4sr aorpei9Often trnlsa, iOpie aud ufrW sisrOuta INT Oa9rpsel&
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

~ @dmmw ht @W S gBsGd Wu@d1uN her WM IS @Nd mN @O bon @S sub cine mk bon 1858 SUB b cine
@k bon 81 Der amnFt EM% 9MmmE mbmHB 8Mnphn Sub 9bp mu W SNduw GNS @M
mgmt 70 MMm efMmmfuhn n benz @ub mb gmn 0R @RI m dM in bic @Hh6Mmp Ms UNI w FmM Mf
hm Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu rm@Mhn Gm G&mv bat dm maMbn qnd b pn nit 9hFMmHm Mm GuMaHt
M MadhanatSb @fam gHa# qmm numb e#"HmD mm f4@ Mf Der eHm~%9mm
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
C0nfiScatioIl large: and Small

Diaz "confscated" hundreds of thousands of small peasant holdings. Madero Huerta and others have "contiscated' thou- sands And never a word of in- dignation appeared in the press. Confscation of small estates, in- deed, has been the established and respectable custom in MeXi- co for years.
 But now that PaneAo Villa has announced the nfscatioa of two estates of several million acres each, belonging to two powerful Mexican families. confiscation has suddenly become highly i'm moral procedure. 1t has become a crime. All Mexico and the Uni ted States are shocked. Villa 3D. pears nearly as vile a. Zapata, who is .lso restoring stolen pro perty to the people.
 The New York Times reminds Villa that This eonliscatory pow CTS as applied to large tracts of land, are about as legal and po- tent as the fiat money he has he'd printed. y
 The Times may be right. Villa may have to be reminded of the difference between large and small tracts of land. Under Taft or Roosevelt he would surely he reminded. It is barely possible that Bryan may take tue Villa view. The Masses.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
Wilson Before
 Rockefeller.

The President of the United States, as the representative or official agent of 90,00O,00O of peo pie, appealed to Rockefeller to settle the strike, but the king of Standard Oil, who is the Presi- don't of Invisible Government, re- fused to pay any attention to our chief magistrate, who rlaced him self in tha role of Feggar. A President with tie characteristic l traits of a Lincoln or a Jackson
 would scorn to supplicate a mer- cenary pirate to settle strike, out would issue an order that would put tho fear of God into the frozen leart of a callous and shameless hypocrite. Miners Magazine.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
Our Country.

1t is laughable 10 hear dirty-fa- ced, sweat a,-begrimed workingmen living in twelve-1ol ar rented shacks, talking about -Four coun- try.' Why, you poor, deluded boob, you are the lowest, si'liest slave that ever crept out upon the earth, and disgraced the oth- erwise fair andscape with your presence. You have no country and no home in the true sense, although you pile up mil lions for the loafers that own the tools that you must work with. vote to own the tools and step out on the earth in Gods fair suns inc, a free man. Then y.u can boast of a country and home. Toilers' Defence.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
Justice.

A Kansas City coal dealer cheated a customer out of 400 pounds of coal in the weighing and was fined $50. The same week
 a poor devil who stole $50 pounds of coal from a coal yard in the same city, in order to keep warm was given two years in the peni . tentiary, and his needy family left to struggle on without him as best they could. Isn't that a typical example of our lawyer kind of justice? Capper's Weekly
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
Correspondence
'o the Edidor of The Socialist

10 the EQlQOr or The SOclallSt Bress.
 Ivish dot you will make in de paper dis outrage. At de demo- gradig caugus ve gif to Dan Cal Iahan ten delegates vich is more dan his share, (de big schtif, ) undt ve take ten. Now 1 want to go to Skagvay myself to rebre- sent the Dried and Drues undt 1 arranche init vun of our ten nod to come undt I will mineself have made a delegate, ven dot big lrlsher ged up undt have vun of his bunch made delegade undt ven l holer vat fer Callahan haf eleven and ve only nine de big schtiff schlap my face undt maze names at me. 1 go by de distrigt attorneys office undt want him 10 pinch Callahan. ] dink Nel vun of flcial paste anoder it iss malfea- sance in office or sonleding worse bud de distrigt attorney vent do noding, undt say l should go by Pauli to get Callahan pinched, Vot got iss dot. Callahan hold him in his hDndt undt if Pauii won't do vot Callahan tell him de big schtitf would fire hirn oud of his chob. 3esidtes vot goot would i'd to me do dot Callahan go by Faults chail, 1 could not ged sQyare nit him in dot chail.
 Cherman Demcgrad. |.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
} Police And
 Brains.

Chicago policeWoa:ca are to learn to shoof. That's fine. Per- hap5 the next strike f waitress ses can be made more interesting by a few kindly homicides conl- m tied by the 'ady police. After all the oice must be able to use guns; there is no preceden. or au- thority for their ever using brains, Workers World.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11

We think our irate German correspondent has let his feel ings run away with his Judge ment. In tlte first place why should an expense that does not belong thee be sadd,ed On the district attorneys office, and as to the assertion that Callahan owns the City court, we are quite sure that neither Dan Callahan or any one else an dictate to Magistrate Pauli,
The Socialist press., 1914-07-11
The Soldier.

s. War is the trade of barbarian.
 A good man never makes a good soldier. The worst man al ways makes the best soldier. The soldier is nothing but a hired, le- galized murderer. Napoleon Bo- naparte.