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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22

On the urgent pleading OF the em-
press, the emperor has consented to
the marriage of Ills "Guiet" son,
Prince Oskur. to the Countess Ina
Marie Won Observation-Disclosures, for
merly maid of honor to the en-
press and hciress to one of the huge
fcudal estates Of Meckcnburg-
Scvl'wcrin. 1t will be morganatic
or t'lcft-haadcd" union.
Their maiesties have recognized
the fact that their sons happiness
is more important than the mainte-
nance OF the strict family tradition y
gays scmi-official statement.
Prince oskar. commonly called the
''Quiet" son, because. unlike his
brothers. he is almost unknown to
the public. is a keen soldier and a
conioisseur Of pictures.
His bride cannot take the title OF
princess, and his children. cannot
rank with the Hohenzollerns, but II
is understood that the kaiser will
raise her to the rank of duchess,
though It will probably be some time
before SHE appears again at court
functions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
Return To-Day.

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. S. Mayors AMI
daughter, Miss Eleanor. and their
guest, DR.. w. II. Lester. Of West
Alexander, Pa, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Oakland. Md, the guests
Of DIR. and Mrs. Chas. L. Spinning.
Both Drs. Spinning and Lester and
MIR. and Mrs. Mayors were former
acquaintance in Chill. South Amer,
len. ,.' ..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
RAM INTO AnroMnpnE

AN automobile belonging to City
Commissioner A. L. Lehman was
damaged this afternoon to the extent
of having spring broken, when an
automobile from Fairview ran into
1t. The accident occurred at the
corner of Monroe and Main streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22

the aides were Mcsdamcs chas. G
lsobb, Samuel Lecpcr, Thomas How
ard, the latter Of Uniontown, Pa,
ana Miss Hcss Mason. Tea was scrv.
cd on tic side vcranda by Mrs. John
Rock. assisted by Mrs. James Mel
ton, prs. James Meredith and Miss
Einna i!oydSton.
Misses Mary Katharyn Howard
anu Helen IIohh received the guests
Ut The door. ..a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
SUIT MUST GO FORWARD.


GY ASSOCIATED Pass
WASHINGTON. D. c., June ga
President Wilson and Secretary Nc
Reynolds are agreed that the dissolu-
ton suit against the New Haven rail
road company must go forward un-
less the Massachusetts legislature
empowers the holding companies to
sell its. Boston and Maine stock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
1T Country Club.

Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., Miss
Lncy Watson. AIRS. Nina Miller
rhum and Miss Virginia Fleming Is
sued invitations Saturday ccvning
for m afternoon lea to be held nj
the Country Club on Thursday, hon
oring Mrs. Frederick Randall, OF
Santa barbara. California. and Mrs.
Ernest Hutton, OF Fleming, Ky. Tho
hours are from four until six.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
Attend c. E. Convention.

Miss Nell Layman, Mrs: William
ShnrfcrmaN and Miss Ruth Shaffcr-
man and Miss Ethel Minor will go
to Parkcrshurg tomorrow to attend
the state Christian Endcavor con
vcntion. Miss Layman represents
the N. p. Temple society, Mrs. Shat
fcrman the Lutheran and Miss Min
or the Central Christian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
J. Fl. Steuyart
Is Me11tio med
For Congress


What's the matter with James
Henry Stewart, of Morgantown, for
representative in congress from the
Second West Virginia district? That
question has been frequently asked
during this week Vino Mr.. Stewart
was in the capital city. The fact of
the matter is that great deal was
heard about this matter In Washing
ton this week. Mr.. Stewart for
many years was the chief of tho Ex-
pertinent Farm Bureau at the Nor
Eantown University. He is known
from ono end of West Virginia to
the other, and is thoroughly liked
by everyone who knows him. lie is
man of fine intelligence, high
character and possesses the person.
nj qualities which make him likable
to everybody with whom he comes In
contact. There has been : n great
deal Of talk about the availability
for Mr.. Stewart for the cOngrcssion-
al nomination during his visit here
this week. 1t would not be surpris-
ing II something tangible would not
come out of it. The situation in the
Second district seems to demand
such a man as Jim" Stewart. He
Is popular, he is able. lie is n good
mixed. hc is wcll kmown-and he
certainly is amply qualified not only
to be a candidate for congress. but
to be member of congress itself.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Edward
Wilcox. Of Detroit, Mich, have issued
cards announcing the birth of \
daughter. Josephine Marie Wilcox.
Mrs. MilcoX was formerly Miss Mar
Geurite Arnett, of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE @~
rs THEY CONE AND CO

Mrs. w. a. Small and little son,
Conner, have been spending a few
days with relatives at Jeanette, Pa.
Misses Esther and Elsie Bartlett
and Addic Vince. of Philippi, spent
yesterday here the guests OF Mrs. NJ.
G. Lough. They were enroutc To
phillppi from Alorgantown. where
they attended the State Educational
Association.
Airs. Arthur Clayton, of Manning
ten, was in tho city Saturday the
guest of her mother. Mrs. ]. Il.
Cook. OIL Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. .ahen White, of Sutton. who
had been the sguest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Coz. has gone 10
ParEersburg TO visit friends.
Mrs. j. j. Bowman, of Clarksburg,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. b, +.
Ramagc, on Locust avenue.
Miss Nell Dougan is recovering
from d; two weeks illness.
Miss Mary Virginia Gahcrt. who
has been seriously III from typhoid
fever, is convalescing..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Cline aud chill
drcn, katharine ana Marion and
Master l}cclier. of Jeanette, Pa. are
the guests Of Mrs. Cline's sister. Mrs.
Oliver Wood, on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Frances Duer Wilson. of Los
Angeles. California. is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Mortified in
this city. Mrs. Wilson is Il former
graduate of the Miners Hospital
Training School.
John Stnctzer. who attends Law
renceyiIle Academy, I.awrencevillc,
81. j., arrived home this morning
for the summer vacation.
Miss Fanny Lcps % Kfreyctaoin
Miss Fanny Lcps. of Keyscr, is
the guest of Mrs. Earl Smith ut Val
ley Farm.
Mrs. Thomas Howard, who had
hncn the guest of Mrs. =. w. Howard
for several days, returned to her
home in Uniontown, Pa, this after
noon.
Mr.. w. w. Reynolds is in st. Louis
where he is attending the live stock
market.
Prof. and Mrs. C. E. Vincent, OF
Grafton FmotorGd. to AFalrmont yes
terday spent--thc day visiting
Mrs. ". W. Reynolds. Their daugll-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
Leaves Tomorrow.

Miss Wilma lsoydston leaves tomor-
row for Denver, Col. to spend the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22
81 and $3.50 Eponge for 81 a yard

Rather small price for such fine quality The weave is
good and firm and it is grade that wears particularly
we'll aud suitable for coat costumes dresses separate
skirts and coats Coming in all coors "A inches vide ana
very special at $l00 yard. Grs Floor, Right Aislc)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-22

Is all spread where people can examine its good under
mrsns closely the1 please and in comfort and leisure
We arc constantly filing up the gaps made by heavy
selling in styles and prices this applies particularly to the
large collection Of garments at 90c There also plenty
q garments fer extra sized and splendid variety for
children at prices well below normal charges. Today
good time to explain them
Second Tlcor) JAI3ai
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

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may gave The readers at eouo
tu1ur~ '!r2', = t;,uauJ complete
history .; IT.. great uposlau> il
they ,i!uuId desire il.
The TT tina Ii. +a:ca could
M PREVAIL ag+i"@7. vas tho
i,uada ion ano H. tninv he sad
~. wvuIu d.. Baisd, Toe puwpr,
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liz Il q u o''@.t c""s.'s.
"lih Thy mouth Tie Lulu Jesus,
ana suait bencyc in thy heart
THAT God harh raised him from
Iue dead, tncu shalt ne saved, |
For with the rnar> ,non 10
|leveth unto righteousness; a,u
"itll tDH mouth COnIGSS.L., isl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

I,-''AI LONE.


I0otsor.. Tor 'r',i nor.; =. SDcail
ing out for The Progressive cause
-Tha OIAdtal,r5; me.;, tgc :
tst and rrd Saturday uj5;s.> .
their HaiI as IAIl Nll-,
'@lujga I7o%ar fell aqa stlGll" ,
one Of b. ';neos SO that Ii j.
difficult for him to walk.
IL anT toly wants a line iaru
in douglas &c. Cal, o,ibls or writl
lis Mt trusnyhnnD.
49, THE PEOPLE or DRr3nY
KNOB i, Always ready tor al y
Progres%.ve movement tnnu is
benhct4l ,''il~ al! the people.
AS the Progressive Party has
founded is clalm> tcum Bloc
principles We are il tue work to
-;stsy,
Old GRO. Flora was our a. ser
vices at the JAH Ein Nnulcn OH
last Su., and tuun dinner VIVA
mis- sop'lu'law judge HaAey.
~-{Ealic up ye Ptogrcss4vcs d
Old Loug'as County, AGA tuu III
tue tlel1 IulIIlcket, and saw Il,
from Rnusaud RomuD1sM.
If you Want tlo prusrca>4rr
news subscribe Tor the EEl.oSLI
and slku lut !. gov aid ~. as
benefit 81 tns carly rl,er.
-Giv% l,I,. N.'NlSSEr oAe vuou g
;tnG suoSrriDerS Il. ulJ AvuAlcs,
come now PIoI.eSs.vtj.l...,~
tha CEEsst.l yyur uelp.
Here af..r "a. ", ,SsET WIN
,lG ~. u lur ANY l.. .tiC uttUI.1
.us 20 the Progressive move
aNus ,ilv 4lnt, vi Bible rlgl4vs,
~-Rev.. James Hitchcock was out
at the Colony Services On last
Sun. aud made d tine Cells, aud
took dinner with luc Eu.
MIR Nut. TarIy and wife touk
ainntr VITA Iuusc Baker and !
Nli'> So sun. aud "s.- dt VI
~ ,ouy uee.lng. Mr.. lurl., ana
Vile are ~ t1e ueov " ou. Cl.l
gems - ,nls Country. F.,
We shall devote space IN the
GR ESsET trom LOW IA 10 Me
principals OF .pe PIogvs>iv-'
party II has Us vaD ,lsI~l / > pa
for u ia Bible prlpcl.,s.A,
--Clu BOSS Murphy. Is .I>o-9 ~
GET MS own. and inside lnc Iron
door. There is a Samuel j. TJ'
don. over tAe1>> 10. al,e. t4c
OLD Boss, AMI he may cain nim
out right, Roosevelt VIII soon
be back ana tueu 1cset o. 4O.
other mau Tor Jl.,.ca ~ y. \.
- On Feb. LIST. re!or, ot the
J !.E.Vlie Cu4Vu t1doUa.u School
schOiarc ple,eu. Z" Officers
,resen5 =, T4ac'l us preacAS ..
Interest irCm 1rel w iaoI OF tue
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26
s. e, ..j r .s 81
Column
Ii@Hsier Grus
ll2l: lllys. law Carrlnt,;

NN: l'lYa ~,tW CarrGt,;
!. "'tl f, sure VAS surprised and
toI"y do.t& this las, wca..
'-hen ] seen m old irjrul 81
mine 7-as here She IL q III! ~ |
ilor NAME i Vida Marl Moore
and & boa'!,tfu.or girl rhorc never
Hro7th"I Tn vas both born
7.len vnnng out in The ,]Ayhanl,e
stare ord Won't through srncol
together and many Is the time
We sang IN Tire same church
choir. She arc here with the PEG
Hart Company nd thry gave a
scenes o! the 'lu~St intcr,ain-
ments we have nad ibis winter.
Not since the l"cturcr gave q
talk Oh Charley Dj kcus worI,
has hey bcon more people to
the oDr0 house. And some Of
my friends gut nuts bout Vida
right away n 5. Carter who
Wrlt't,l SOng- Wnlcn arc vt Tor
sale ia d MICA old Roster, S.
dctl BARK, Wal!:cr and ,tnars
DIN. purcua led though they saio
tucy won q, "l> sac gave serie,
y. ulu4@r>. jas inc hr " din
Hor 10 Wl.d@ and later Arch the
auut;1 hUoHCd up and taken Ter
Hast al the famous hoosior homes
Thu, Lisn. o!u l1ii. ma.ca rabbit
Wnlch was chi va through We
@as al Upset cy SOM outside
affairs 'tUl3 Il@1c. .Ar'hotlo
CHASED 10 l:.0 1pra house with.
hnr he2rt ST On seeing Mr.
Jerr% oU. she Eacj to turn right
ruunr ard tear cut nome because
.,..,
W.idn were looking eXceptlon.'
al s, Q has done splendid with al
~. ,.Il,n,p> that nas came her
va,, Sac mas never y, g an u;,r,r.
fConiiS lll"' LAS Wehv 'I"aS N''n'
out Dang to>''o oh' / j1s1 AZ
4cEa"i'' dr. LIKE '''' "a>' I"3o
asked nel W f4|' a coAE cay
ou N oco~' a"d lone zav heart
's.ll a T. -. 1.,} 81" ta'1 ri the
.n@. ant, u.,n j. Ga 2.f,.w such
> L.2o-, ....!1s45, pa =. l.. N,w-
III r.. 4. 80 s.t: 81. tc,s
l,ee tai2, &C@ Z T. 0.Gu:,o,
-, .4
''"' w." "a '"' cav '''o "''''i'f'
'o' ~ ~ "''N" -" ca o'N II - 'ot'
'1'u'S ''ol1 l'e1 { ''''' may = ne
oooA '@'"i N''''lcon 'dA 5 ali "a w
e-''-' u '''' ''' VIC Ooo''As' o~"'e
oefNhaso0 cue ccftafu'S IS tAcro
WIN '"e old natsC Hooos'
ArlDeha made eyes 2I jerry
"A'''e ''' was ''c:0 ou" loi sou
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26
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Ill ~ .-a A~ - / - l. 40

W. haze p,ac2jl nrrso;, - IN
thc line to DO has .noss.c r !ql7,s
tate especially to l"!;, Chose vic
are seeking for Z htlae. We a:c
no" III a posiyon J., say tha5 w.
can .'clp any one 10 iocat,, to tho
hoS' advantages th25 there is 20
E.'n. Please read our larer4 adds.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

20. 6. 100 .icrcs l-oa1n :
the hentlo :arln can be had At
S'1''o per acre part cash
and' GOOD .arEt orchard, good
water. "or further. particulars
address this Office,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

Agents wanted /, #ilts NUT
ual tire ard tornado insurance on
OAiiolug uuu 44't,nohile>. In Mis-
&rHil
r, +. StapeI. Spc'y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26
NOTICE.

The Colony erist mill will run
Oh every Saturday and will only
g.; I'd ."u ,j,~nr1 !ys.
COLON HNN.sEAso.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

NJ. I. 100 acros. one half mile
+ Cold 3pss. Mo. Housc anc,
barns, ana Other OCT building.
Stirring close to l.nusc, 1so9 lear.
ing Apple tree, pInms and I2ach.-
sc and small fruit, 20 acres il
cultivation, 100 .ecres eno; tin,
Die land, the rest pqs o.e l:nc
ana as much Il, uu4 (,..:.4u..,
good saw timber Oak,
Terms, reasonable. Anpt~
Write us oT come and see
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26


NO. I, Over "rO .}cros (,ood
Bottom Good House arc Earn
and other Out buildings 49,
Acres or more in Coca CuItiva.
t1on Good Timber IN tho rest
And very few Acres hat Aha,
can be cultivated PRICE $4,000.
ny onc Hantin:; q Free llor.. " &
KARIN can be suited hv
Call at our OFFICE. or Write
u t"r intth. = par. iculars
Tier IS Il" better Farms can ht
purchased in South ,io
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

No. s. 100 acres, 10 acres well
improved, with house and barnr.
penty % good water. lays near
Bru~nySnop Mo. Tnclearpd land
we'll tin bered $500 90.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26

No. 8, So acres, q acres wei,
improved: 40 acres more fine I Q
cultivation, the rest vii! Go for
pasture land: Good house ana
barn CO it. Price so. r2r acre
No 10 100 acres laying ous
Land with good orchard. Has
heen at one time under good i'm.
provemept, Land above the
average. Those farms all Law
nea' Brushykpob Mo. Call On
US or write US.
Address REV. T., S. GARRETT
!;rushyllnob Mo.
hoa! ilsiatn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-26
We have SeVfjl Good
FaaI'm2 FOR sale.

NO. ). =" Acres on Fox
Creek near Champion school
Houso Well tiln'o.rcd, with no
Improvements or it Nearly al
tllable. Man wanting q good
thing it is in this land for then!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-01

ten &riege bereit, mas tat ySillun
sur Siibnc Dpn einem 26fad)cn
Mpro an &inoern, eincn nemnfadDen
Nuro an Tranem, eincn Dielfadea
Npro an WGnncrn? Sic perbeugte
iia Dor Dem Oeli9impanIen, Ser
sic slueemeinbeit begaunert, Willio.
ren bon Steuergelbern ltieblt uno
nit Maor0 inlo Totihlag Wtilliaroen
mabt. Nilion, Der reritc Ycamte
oes @plfcs", ,nnrmelte gegen Dem
Selfaiier iein: 6err, nidJt mein,
iunoerm Oein Nilc gcidjebe!
llnb bod miro bieies 2anb bas
@ranbmal ser ShanOe, oas es
ollrd) Colorado oufgeoriidt befam,
emit ausloiden niiiien. Die gepalt-
lame @erteioieung Ger nit Siibe,
getretcnen Menihlihfeit llno Wen,
lhenrehtc, oie sluilebnl,ng geger1
Die @eitialitdt be5ablten 4elinoels
ltnter slnpenoung bon Waihinenee-
mebren ollrb bie Streifer lelbit gi5t
Sic beiten 9oifmmgen fir oie gu
flnft. s@ir betonen: Sic Sbepr.c
oes sinurdismlts, sic Tropogierllng
Scr sinmenolng bon @elpolt, ais
treibelloe Wudt sur llmgeltaltllng
Ger menlhlif,en eiellifaft, lit
niht llliere @eltonldolul19. SSir
haltcll lie filr perlucrflid), fall6 uno
'fdolih. Ser So5iolismns fam
niht in eelpaltIomen &orfonmlnillen
hcrunreifcn, er lit uno nllb bus
Eroollft gclelll6aftli6er Gnrplf-
lung iein, lueln er lid) olld emit
IN gcluoltlanen Gri6iitterungen
oilrd)iete1 mag. SSenn robe 8e-
lralt, menn 9eitialit6t l,nb Gcrnid,
tllng, ,ucnn bic Mnarduc sic @elt-
anid)anmng Scr &apitaliiten nno
slnardjismms ibr &fprin5ip &C.
gcn bic 9lrbciter iuirb, sic INN ibren
slufltieg riueen, oann balten mir es
NIT ocm MN totcn 8enoiicu Sebel,
Scr 1895 im oelltldcn Heidstage
lugte: -. .ipenn cs eilltreten lollte,
mcnl bon icner Seite @c.uolt onae-
lpcnoet miiroc, Sic in crltcr 2inie
perpflid,tet lit, sic 8c'cbe 5lt relpcf-
ticrell, Ole nit ihrer 3uitinmllng
Qclnad)t lullroen; lpcnn bon jencr
Seite gelpilierlnobcn ser &ertrag
5niidcn Hcgierllng rmb &clf in
brutoler, gelpaltlomer @eiie gebro=
den miro, oanm lit aud, cic anocrc
Sciic ppn ibrcu Eflid)tcn cntbnuSen
rno frci; lie fann hanceln, uic iic
fir ant finbct. Camn trtfft ascr
sic &crant,purtlid)feit icne, bic NIT
slbiid)t ioldJc 3uitanbc bcranfbc=
IdAuurcn llnbcm."
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-01

Gntpidluns seipelen, aoer lpenn oas
Wefen oes Samples aud itets oas
slei6e mar, 10 mar er ooh niht inn
mer BON gleiher beoeutun9spoller
Nrt. 9on um 10 srOberem Wert fir
Die Gntpidlung NOR Der aompf. je
mebr Organization er oufpies. Oils
in Der uraeit oas cine Weien oas
anoere betdmpfte, ba f0rberte audi
oiefer Gampf Die @ntipidlung ourd
ben @ies oes 3utunftspertisiten.
Do1 mar Der Grfols nidt 10 grob
tpie fpdter, als bieie uno iene Weien
iih perbanoen unb semeiniam bic
anoers searteten betampften. llno
ie erOber Der 3uiammenidlub Der
admpfenoen tpurbe, um 10 mebr
puhs Ole Gnttpidlung.
Wenn nun auh folde 3uIammenz
fhliiiIe Der 8dmpfenoen ftets beitanz
ben, 10 naren fie bod pieber 3u alien
Soften gu 3eriplittert, um entideioenz
oen grfolg gu beipirten. Dlit benz
Sample oieIer unb iener pereinaelten
Naiierten, tpie 3. 9. Der 8auern i'm
Miitelalter, lit e5 nidt setan. Nur
Der grobe, uniperl lale 3u1ammenz
idlub al Ser llnteroriidtsn, Die fir
ihr Heht tGmpfen pollen, brinet enoz
eiiltigen Grfols. Der mooerne alaiz
ientampf iteat alip oen 8ampf, Die
les notlpenoise Gntpidlun9slebe in
ieiner pollenoetlten 6prm bar.
llno mas piro ser grfols ritelz
len? Dos Ratiirlidite, oas es sibt:
Gerehtigteit. Oos unteriheioet ben
proletiriihen &lniientampf audi 10
unenblib bon alien &Gmpfen. Die es
ie CAB. Niht Inn tDrperlihe araft
gebt es ipie emit, niht um lpirtfhaft=
lihen Ggoismus pie beute. Wir
tdmpfen einen ourhseiitisten aampf.
9eilttge Werte iinb oas Gno5iel unIez
res Hingens, bas Goelite, oas Die
Natur sei4affen.
8enn oas Yroletariat Iid) ollo
gum alaiIentampf auiammenidliebt,
10 tpiro es oamit gum aulturtr1ser
pollenoetiter Dirt, uno es sibt nihts
BON ourhsreif fenoerem Wert unb tie
ferem 8ebalt ais ben proletariihen
Gluhenfdmpf.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-01
&la1enfantpf.

9lanentampf! Wie es sen Spie>
fer gruielt BEL bieiem Worte! Sm
Geiite iiebt er oobei 8omben fliesen
uno Sdbel our9 bic 2uft foulen.
Seine Mbnuna bat er bon benz epiaen
gsatureeieb oes Samples, bon Ser
iittlihen pfliht bes &dmpfens Ser
&loie qeeen oie alo6e uno bon Der
eplen Dirt oes &lafentampfes. Sn
bitterer Wut unb peltfremoem I'm
perItano iibt er oa, oieier Menlh
obne Elm fiiblenoes Ser3 uno lebenbiz
aes 6irn, uno 1T niat imltanoe,
gu erfoiIen, oab fih oa um i'm berum
in oem ala1entampf elm &f ab=
ipielt, lpie i'm Die Welt umfoiIenber
uno sutunftspertiser mod ME ees
leben bat.
glud friiber bat es &laKentdmpfe
aeaeben, gu alien 3eiten Der grose=
faiate. Der aampf lit iosar felt
|ieber bic erite @orausiebuns aller
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-01

lic bat nldt nnr 5u lebrcn, lonoern
audi 5ll ballOcln, 5ll fdnpfen
Eie lo5ialiltiibe Yartei lit nidt
ein repollltionGrer 8erein i'm Sinne
friiberer Observation-Disclosures, oeret
Ytitalieoer pou 9ingabe fir ibr gro<
Bes 3icl bereit paren, auf Das erItc
Signal ser Sbiirer lossuidlagen.
Ole io5iale Mcpoll,tion fam niht
bon ciner Grippe, elmer Yartei ge-
maht peroe,l, nibt eitnlal boz, ei-
1ler Willionenpartei; Die fo5inIe ne
pollution lit Ser eroBe opfernolle
BroseB ser Selbltbefreiung Der gan-
sen &lalie, oes gall5en 8oIfes.
Die io5ialiltiid)e Bartei fam ein=
seine 9lftionen peranitaIten, oie
fleine @pioloen in bielen lanaen
&laiienfampf biloen; Die groBen re-
pollltiondren 9eipegunecn ipadielt
aus Den 3iefeu Der 8eienlbaft, ans
Dem initinftipen ,SiibIell, oent Hei-
ben uno Grouen Der Walien auf.
slber Damn lit es allb nDtig. baB
lie es lpiiien. Sier bilft feline Wereit-
1haTt, Den tSiibrern 5u geborben;
Olelc fonnen aud MIR beIblieBei.,
lpo5l lie BON ben WiaHen getrieben
lueroen, llno Ole WtaIIen, 5. j.. Der
belulBte 8ern Der Dtaiie, bat oaber
in hobem WtaBe oie gntideioung in
ser Sano.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-01
%ertaQ.

Die 9ourgeoilie bate grobe SO.
iinen i'm aopfc ,uls lie ibre 5errs
ihaft ontrat Sic lolte oas Snoipi-
Dunn aus felloalen 9onoen, politi-
iden llno religioien 8ebllnoenbeiten
llno ltellte es uuI iih ielblt. Sic
ipollte Die Wenlhen sll 2eitern lln0
2enfern hires Sdidluls MAIDEN,
aber lie mahte tie IN @irflihfeit s1
Den Sflopen einer Welt, bie lie iclbit
idufer, ober nid,t beberrId)tcn, at
0icncrn bon &rditen, Die lie erscng-
ten aber llid,t mebr neiiterten. 0os
Vllrgertllm ipielt oie Holle oes 8oe.
tbeld)en 3anberlebrlinos ,nur in fo-
lollale 0inenlionen iiberiett
Oos Siirgertlln in ieillen 9lnfGn-
gen lpar atbciItildb; es bralthte fct-
men 0errgott mebr. 9lber oas loIi0e
>Ellrgertnnn BON beute bat Iid) Inn
feline eigenen Soffnlngen betroocn,
bat Sic SSoealc ieincr SugenO perra-
ten llno litt altf eillenl groben 8elo-
1ad, filr Den es bonat ilno 5ll Dem cs
9cfonlmen lit, obnc 5lt niiien lpie.
3lpeifcl beld,leihen Die Scele unO
nDltllhen @eooieI Dffnet lid) Slrs
ln1o Sinn. giht MIR sic Melioionpn
fonlmen SIT nellen Gbren, olth ser
slber9lailbe filloet feline Nerebrcr.
Ton Den 9artenlelerilnen, sic int
ben Snleratenipalten Scr Sntcni-
gen5blatter ibre &,,nben finocn, bis
81 ben @eil,nobetern
Die oberen 3ebntol,lero bllDiaen
nibt MIR eineln fraiien slbcraIall-
ben, Der einem ,3igeuncrlpeibe Gbre
MAIDEN lpiiroe; Tie erlieacn ollh al.
len SaItern elmer llnteraehenoen
anltllr Spillm-. Said)id)- llno 9le-
tbcrrdllld)e betauben ibr @clpuHt.
1cin Sic iuollen l1id)t tpah icin, fic
ipoIlen nid)t oenfen: Sic fliiftcn in
ole slrmc oes slbergIuubens, oes
Solters ooer oes Mauihlhlafcs.
GS liegt nabc, barin cine i,,rd,t.
bare Tergeltrna 81 leben: ltn36h-
llgc slrbeitertinoer nit Sen olGn-
5enoItcn 8aben pcrfiimn1ern in 9lr-
NUT nno Not. 0ic Meiden erItif.
fen on oen 8iitern, sic lie nid,t Ar
peripcnoen lpiiien uno oie ibnen a,,ru
yeroerben iueroen!