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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

6cn 9clpiilcrniaBen ais 9lcmiuiI3en5,
mic 9oticbaiicr Ga @oma pdtcr cr-
ldlltcrte. 0ie gcgcnm1rtigc 5ituo-
tion fam ni1t 81 cingc6enOcr Grorte-
RING. pas in Der flr5cn 3eit, III 0ie
9lu0icn5 m6brtc uur 3pnn5ig Wthui.
ten - au0 faum 5dttc IN griinOlic9cr
@ciic gci1c6cn f6nnen. 9oti6aitcr
ga @oma bemerfte 6inlbtli6 0es
9eiu6s i'm @ciBcn 0oide, eS ici 0ies
0os critic W}al 0cmcicn OoB ale orei
iiiOomcrifanii6en @crmittlcr felt i6-
rcr 9(6reiie aus 9fa9ora SAILS 5ll-
iammcn in @oi1in0ton oepcien unO
ga 5dttcn iic cS fiir ongcmencu cra1-
tct, 0clu grdiiOcuten i6rc 9(uflpar-
ting 5ll MAIDEN.
Der 45rdiiOcnt, flanfirt bon ieineH
9lOiutantcn cnpiing Die 0rei 0iples
maten i'm @laucn Salon, ln0 sic 9(f-
ioire mar ic5r iormea. N|an taui9tc
northumberland Of Der &cruitt-
lungs6emii6rugeu ans. 9SrdiiOcnt
&illon erflGrtc Sen Giplonatcll, CT
iei 5uOcrii6tli9, ooB ais Gin &ciultot
Der MISUNDERSTANDING 5it
9}iagaro Sails Die 9e5ie6rmgen Der
Ser. Stoaten 81 Ocn iiioli1en 9Iab-
barn in 60d)it 6efric0ioen0er 98eiie
gcitdrft iuor0en ieien; mas i6m be-
ion0crs 5ur 8cfricOiglmg gerci9e, iei,
OoB Die Ser. Staaten in Dem 9Sroto-
folt pon gliagara Sails fcierli@ er-
fldrt Dabcn, OaS &anO 6cge nidt chr
gci51e Rldnc 6ctrcifcnO @ebietser-
pciterungcn ion0crn iei ourbauS
lmei9cnnibig in icincr Srcrnoidoit
fir bic lateinii1-ailcrifonii1cn 9to-
tioucn. SIN 2aufc scr llnterrcollng
Oerli1ertcn bic 9l-9-@rGiplomatelL
Dab i5rc 9caicrln9cn mic iolc6eS I'M
gliagara 6aQs-BrotofoQ porgeic6ciL
Die ncue conititutionaliitii1c &egic.
rlmg IN N}erifo onerfcnncn miir0en
idas ole bci0cn mcrifalii1cn 9fc0ic-
rlni9cn iicb ii6cr Oicicl6c cinigcn Mir
Ocu. 9lnoeutlugSrpeiic murOc Die
%ofiniing betont, OoB cine 9lmncitie
Dem 9lutucrgicBcn cin Gnoc MAIDEN
mcrOt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

FEN boGcu cili5u6olten boGeu cs o6cr
d6gclc6nt, 0a8 llcterciufommcn 70
ob3udu0crn, SAB Sic 9lcuOerlng Ser
@eicQi1oft groben finon5ieaen Ser
Init Gercitcu unO Oie S1picrigfcit ci-
ucr 9icorgauiiotiot ser Bolton &
@loinc @o9n lugebeucr pergroBerit
piirOe."
gaS 9epeis fir Sen glitcn@laii6en,
in ocm Die &crtrcter Der SEEN &open
ge6an0elt 6dtien, iii6rt Sr Suits
oeu &ori9lag an, Scr tic oen @cue-
rolonmolt in ser leBtcn Gonieren5
nit i6m mo6tcn, Inn ben eitgegoil.
gcnen Gertrdg cin5ubolien unO 5il-
glcicG bic S6mierigfeiten 81 ii6er-
pin0cn 0ie li5 aus Dem &orgcben
Scr 2cgislatir bon @}aiiaduietts err
acGcn 6dttcn: Die Gontrolc Scr 800
ltou 6oI0ing So. ocn bonn @eneroI-
onpolt unO poH @ouDcrneur BON
Wioliobuletts egu16lten Erliitees 3u
ii6erge6cn, bis sic 9efugnilie Ser pcr-
id6ieOcncn Eortcien 0urd Die @eridte
ieitQelegt morOen iudreu. Gr6 Die
ien @oriGlag 6otten 0ie Gireftoren
oQeS in i6ren &rditen StebenOe &c.
than I'M nfeiuOlic6e~ @loBnobnen 5ii
per6iiten, o6ne babel sic Sntcrefen
Ger 9(ftiondre preiS5ugc6en Sie be-
0aucrn 0aB oas 9luge6ot Oos i6uen
auBerorOentlid6 geredt eribien o6ae-
leGrt puroc; iie ge6cn iid o6er Ser
feIten Soiinmg BIN, 0oB ein g2eg ge-
ilmoen per0en iuirO, lm sic bonn
@cneraldnpolt oerlanatc gluiloiung,
ser tie iiG 6u fiigen 6ereit linO, lnter
9eOingungeu Ourd5Iiii6reu, Die Ocn
glftiondren feline eruiten &erlltite 5lt-
iiigen.
SR Ngr Nlitt6cilimg al bic glftio-
iiGre-iuiro i'm gSeicntIi6en Ooiiel6e
augefii6rt wie in Der Grfldrung Erd-
iiOent Suits. Die ouge6lihen lln-
gerecGtigfeiten Oie Oas @erlangen Der
9cgiSlotur bon @lalioduictts ent6ol-
te, wer0en nod etuas eiugeDcnOcr be-
6onoeIt un0 am S6luiie miro luieOer
Der Soffnung oui einen fiir ale
I6eilc 6cfrieoigenocn 9Iusgong Oes
6eporiie6enoen Geria9reus 9lusOrud
gege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

Fdilc 5nr 9ieiie in'S MnSlaa5 &c.
iOrgt s. 9iaius, 9lr. 4f3, cHgoIti.
nnre'@tr., nahe Gnitpu ,Spair Naf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24
Washington CRISPS
NM0 The best value in the AMn
&WG@ ss9 grocery store today .EW&o
GIN @IottcrnfaII 6ri S an.

Gin Slottcrufalf 6ci San.
CO
gIii ieincni 6d6r6ooie, 5luei @|ei-
len iiiDIidb BON @oncod, Do, lit 9ln.
0rcp &enfinS5 elm 6d6rnoun ouf
Dem Gbeiopcafe G6io &anol, an
9lottcrn erfranft. goS @oot 1T BON
Der dr5tli0eu 9e06roe inter Gna-
rantarc gellclt mpr0en
&err s. 2. @iullenir II 0 I.
6en.
2Sn 0a9erstowu lit @r. Sobn 9.
N3ullenir I'M Sitter BON 73 So6ren ge-
itorben Ser GeriiorGenc mar elmer
ser dltcitcn Sofomotiufii6rer ser 9tor-
folf T. @eitcrn @o6n. Gr binterlGBt
5lrei E0cbter nn0 eincn So6lE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24


Die SAulbe10rOc bon Sonlcriet.
Gountp Bat in elmer in 9rinccB 9Ins
ne, Nlo, a6gc5olteneu Sibuug Die
folgenoen 5reiiieQcn an sic 0}o6itc-
6enoen perge6cu. StuotS Normol-
S6ule Sri. @lctn &orner ltnO
SSrl 9la6el g9orO, @cioc bon Gris-
iielo Nlo.; SRI GQic 2mpiou bon
GrisfieI0.
6erner purOe oic Grucnmtug ser
foIgenoen Se6rcr fiir Somcrict-Goun-
III 6eitdtigt. @elt GriuceB 9lnuc, SRI.
@la6el Rorter; ct. Beters, G5arles
99. Morib; Morion Sobi6ulc, Syo6n
i, 9ritting6oni; Gubliu, Sui. %eru
Gcnnis; M'omt &ernou, SRI 9eula1
@riiting0onl; 9amionS, SRI. Coma
Iol96ertD; Goit @rinccB 9lnuc, Sri.
Qlinnie Gollitt; GriSiielO Gillrift
$. @Oworo Collins uno Sri. glo0ie
Son0D; Edrgicr, Srls. &ero Stores
ln0 SucD Carleton; Dornes Gaor.
ter, 6rl. Ncatricc 9ielion Git6crSter-
ling ino @lo5el Sterling; @cltoUcr,
SRI NlnrD 9}ibcl ltnO 6rl. SaQie 6.
Wlulligau; Gcols SslauO, 6rls. 9lO-
Die @rooi9op mo Gli5obctb SlnOer-
ion; &ai6ington @ohic6rle 8omar0
Z. &ie5l rmO @ilmer 8. 2anfioro.
@enuttc Gampfmoi6ine
nit 3adcnrG0ern.
PM Teronloiiitn0 0es Suacnielrs
s. 9l. Gennc4 bon Ser StoatS- -9onO-
iraBen Gonniniou lpnrOe $. 8.
&oDtou bon Gcmptopn, 6rc0crid.
Golntp DO, in Srcocrid inter ser
9lnidulOi9ung perbaftet, anaeblidj ci.
nc Gampfmaicbinc oif .3odenrd0ert
in ser gid6c bon Stem @iorfet ouf ser
StuatSltroBe 6cultbt 5u bo6cn. Phi
iein &erlongclr purOe iein Sal ourh
9iid)tcr George g. GenniS an oie
@roBgei6morenen periuieien. 3as
@cieb galtattct Oie 9enubltng Scr
StootSitroben fir Moidinen ouf
glotten 9iGOeril bic 3odenrGocr limo
o6er oilf Sen %ripat 9anoItroBcn
m6eoingt r6t6ig Sic |er6oftlma
bat inter Sen Greidern lno Tor.
mern groBe Gutriiiiun0 berborgeril-
fen, ga piele 6armcn mir ii6er Die
StuateitroBep SIT errei1cn iin0. Ior
cinem Sabre pur0e in 6rcOerid-
Gountp cine dbnlide ger6oftung por-
genoulmen, sic @roBgeidworcuen er-
6o6en o6cr fciuc 9lutloge, m0 es
miro Oesbol6 angenomren, OoB oil9
oicic 9(naclegcn6eit I'M Sonoe Der.
lolifen miro.
&er6on0lnn8 gegen 2 tro-
BcprGu6er 6eginnt.
Sclttc ioQen in SaoerStown sic
@er6anOl.ngen gegei @il6ur No6ii.
ion q Sabre, unO 8oD 9en0olc 10
Sabre, Dor 9lidtcr 6erguion BON
5mit6blrg beginneu Die iingen
2cute peroen beicbuloi0t, aagcblid
oen 6armer Soiep6 Eliang III Ser
91d6e bon @olfsOilc ongeboIten unO
i6m bdores Gcl0 unO cinen G6cd 0e.
iiobIeu yl ba6eu Tuang retiete BEL
oem lle6eriaGe $6l Sic Ct rentjeitig
in ciuem Stieicl periiedeu fouute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24
yglclu-1oOcu" antluOrtct.


4rdiioeut @ilitis nAt oe Saltung
ser Gircftorcn ser Corporation 5u
rcdticrtigen. 9o6n woatc 9(6-
fonlnlen ein6olten, o6er 9lenOc-
rimg oie 0roBe @erhiite 6ringcn
uuO Bolton e. @lonc 9lcorgoni-
lotion cri9wcren paroe, uidDt 5il-
oefen.
gcw Dorf, %. Sui. m 9as
9Iutlport orf ocn geitcrn Oeroiicnt.
Iidtei grief oes Erdiiocuteu @ilion
All @enerolanpolt Wlc0lepnol0s, III
Dem sic Iireftoren ser g}ep Sopen-
9a6n bei1ulOigt perOen iie 6dtten
Elm nit ser 9iegierlng getroffenes
lle6creinfonmen sur Negellng ser
9ngeIcgen6eiten ser 9a1n I'M Sinne
Ses 9htitrult @eiebes nibt einge-
6olten, go6 ser Grdiioent Der 9abn,
Suitis, geitern cine @rflGrng a6,
in Der er Ben SpieB unlOrebt: ni1t
sic 9a6n iei eS, Die 0aS lle6erein-
fonnen rerleben molltc. Sic 6obe
es itets crfiiaen luolen unO iidj mn
gelpeiaert, eS 0urcb @citimmrn9en
a5dn0crn 5u loiien Oeren GurNiiib-
ruug Der @eiclliNoit grobe iinan5iclle
&crlltiie gc6roHt umO 5ugleid bic
Sdipicrigfeiten ser Reorganization
ser Bolton & W}aine 9abn ungc6el-
er perGr6Bert 6aben piirOen.
Sn einer @litt0cilung Der 9(fito-
mare Der Sobn miro 3ugleid erlldrt
ebt, Oa Der @euerolonrpolt sic Gin.
lcitltng Oes sluil6ungs Yeria6renS
6eiMloiien 6o6e, 6eltc6e feline &erein-
6orung 5miideu i6m uno Den &crtre-
tern Der @o6n me6r. 9lbcr Oie Gi-
rcftorcn 6ofier, beiBt es, es" mcrOc
iiN nod ser Ginlcitung OeS &ro8elics
Elm 9lnspcg iiloen lallen Inn 0nrN
emen GomproniB 0ie Neiultote 5r
ersiclcn, sic 6c0c Eorteien ernllliM
81 crrei@en wiiniHtcn sSn feiuer Ger
bcioen Grfl6rlmgen iinOct lid cine
9lnlpclimg ouf Die Griniialltntcriu-
dung. Die Erdioeut g8ilion in iei-
neu @rieic an oen @cuerolonpalt
c6enfaQs on0cor0nct Bat.
Sr. Suits iagt: uGie Gircftoren
Der 9lem Norf glem SoDen & Sort-
iorO 9o6n piinihen ibren StonO,
punft boQfonmen flar5ulegen Sie
6obcn es nic obgelc6nt, ionOern iino
Itcts 6crcit ino dngitlidb oarauf De-
0odlt ocmcien, 0oS 9lbfornmen ein5l-
6oltcn oos am 81. W}dr5 1914 nit
ocm@cnerolonpult getrofien unO Don
Oen 9lftiondren am 81. 9lpril glttge+
6eiben unO bonn @ouoerneur boit
N}alia6uietts ionftionirt morOcn lit.
GieieS llcbcrcinfommen bate eiiien
Ooppcltcn 3ped Sen &crfauf gewii'
len Gigcut6uns ser @cicQidoit Oen
ser @encrolanlpolt Oerlongte, lno
5lpeitens Sen @erfatf 81 elmer 8eit
rno inter 9eOngltngen por5ltne5-
meu Oie einen anaeueiicnen grl6S
iiHern piir0el. Tieier 3tueite Eunft
miro nod Sem llrt6eil Ser Iirefto-
rcn niMt erfiiat peun Scr Gcrfouf
Der Bolton & Dlaine untcr ben BON
Ser Segislotur bon Wloiiaduietts olli-
erlegten ge0in9ungen ltottfinOct, ltnO
oes6oI6 6aben sic Gireftoren Die 9ln-
no6me Oerielbei a6gelebnt rnO i6rc
@riin0c 0afiir Dollfommen florge-
lcgt Sic bo6en ii6 nid5t geweigcrt,
Gin lle6ereintommen, Oas lie getroi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

Gader-, GonOitor- nno Sotel-
9e0arfs-Artifel.

Suutt', SOHUllur- ANO pulel-
YeOarfs-Artifel.
,,Ets @bsrs & S;aS Gn., io4 s.sooDarorsn
8citilngen, 3eitlhriftcu etc.
,,e0e Wnimure @cpS 6p.", GruCF 9. 8uler,
GeiMd'tSii6rcr 227 9loro GancrtShobe.
Gelrtlhe 9i@cr II: > 9eitihriften.
n eanhea. 10 @oro'BoppIsiou-SrSbe
gnu-gFoteriulicn. Ebiireu. 6eniter'
rabmcn. Qaoeu et1
Sawss .. Softer & Co. ilb-li7 eaS.6reee
r'd'Sirohe.
National-9onfen.
v<ge CIt %eun wotionel Ssns," @ogs rne
@geerSrafe SucQb yA- &oot, Bvdilbens
1cHrD ". Jleouc, Nnllrcr.
,sccvno ylntpuaI NauL" 4S2 Snb'erooblndp
,,2geiicrn 9lnliundl SAINT" IA JiUrh &lltnlo
GhnBe ~. Jlnrrioti. StaIilrer.
assormstS auS GsrrGuntS NoHDHuS SAxi.'
SnlhD' Dno GcH5Uor@traBe
Stantss9anfen.
,DrIFnt eaul vun 9nltimors," baltimore. uno
oonibn1' &irqbe. NuaHii SSebcr. YtnllDeui
Qonroo e. &ab6s, @Gabmeilier,
5por.9auten.
,.GsnNhc etarbant non ealtim0re." Qafup
uilh Nailnlofe-@irobe
Wlormor- un0 NrunH-@ -@erte
8, eaadrneE eOrs, s2s Ioro-GhcrIss'sir.
Qanoluiri6Ibaftlide @erGtbe nnO
E1ncre;en.
grItlth.1awsg ga., a05 MotS.Bansstrabe.
glcpototen.
aarI y. w; edDuls, 900 q. Een,@trabs.
WNhouae 4stb, 26i-2d9 @nlOeri 0ntIoina.
Ylumbiug, 6urnaccs, STANCES unc
Seien ToAocdcn un0 SiinHen.
9eHuctt 9ros., o2s observation-disclosures.
Gupieridmie0e mo BlumbcrS.
SoeH, Snesr', ~ .5dSSsmes'Sirase. g 3 y
GtgelItbun,s 9lgenten ullo 80noLer
Risrrs g. 9Hsan & WVbew, 10 Ctt'aer!pqisn
StrnBe
6cncr.&eriiderlingen.
,,9unnl anfurance So. ~ ehsrpcct" Nsnrr N
@ar'ito NeHocn6' Dinuaaer, 1Q1--l0S @bdm
,tjermania Ssaemssiiderarsc gsteainaft'
@aliimcre' nno 9tcyiD'@itupe.
YlcMplatteH. Nictall eit.
aAou, ganiIin & So. lIneOrsoEiytl, ls-is
enoerhpni@trnbe.
Etunos iN0 Grvein.
ehas, w. eneH 0 woSo.nberthset
Gilenpoorcn oucr grt uno Snf.
iMmie0. 3ubeb0r.
6. Cent qcsus 80. sc2 aca sloro.ciap. .Str.
E1nnolet9,lDel
n9oNiplIbateb 2pau Go.," 1 Rorbs0au'ehobs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24
SlnS Oem Snueren MarDlanS'S nnS
ben angrcnsen6en Staaten.


9 1ubfiir&rcbS SnOuitrie
berlangt.
Gie 9emo6ner BON GrishelO, WlOy
babcn Die 9un0cSrcgierlng umS6ut
fir bic &re6s SnOuitrie criudt, Oo
Ser sSn0uiirie in Ser G6eiapcofe 9oi
0ltr1 Oen olgenein iiblicben 9rau1,
nle &re6ie aus 0eni gSaiier 81 Goleh
0ou3 eiuerlei Of lie iib in loiAenOem
3iutonOe befiuOcn oOcr ui1t 3erit1.
rung oro9t
Seit ine6reren Sa6reu lit eS Ser
9raiib, OoB &rebsf0nger oQe fleinen
unO Ioic6cnoen &rc6ie mitfungeL
poS frii6er uidt Ser SAL mar. IS
miro 0ei6Gbt 0aB ser 9oiA zines
@htter arebieS mebr ols 100000
fleine arebie proOu5irt. Su elmer 30
Ae perOen loiben0e &re6ie gefongen
unO per6rollHt, mel1e, peun lie I'M
@oiier 6elailen piiroen bis lie aus
ae5ritet baben 10 Diele Sfrcble pro-
Ou3iren piir0en, 0aB eii @orrat6 fiir
mcbrcre 5oiionS porbonOcn icin Mir
&C. g(ud9 Sic fleiucl arcbic mcr0cu
jctt in 10 groBcn Guontitaicp 9eions
gen. OaB Oos finanjieQc 9leitltot nur
ciuen fleiuen 9Sro5entiab bon Dem
Erofit 6ilOet, melctcr cr5ielt mcrOcn
fonnte, penn Oieicl6cn iolonge IN
9lu6e gelalieu wiirOen, bis tie neue
arebie proOn5ireii f6nnten
GongreB 9l6gcorOueter Sint6i-
cppi .pQpb 4. .Marpldnoer Giitrift wur-
Sc unl Sic Ginrei6lng eines @eietes
criidt, pelbes 0os 6angcn non lai-
benOcn &rebien un0 cbenio Oos 6on=
gen pon&re6ien perbietet mel1e nidt
cine oclpiiie @r0Bc errebt ba6cu
ST. &int6icum tat bereits Die n0t6i-
gen S1rittc eingeleitet uno bot auG
Gr. smith bonn 6iiherei 9iircou
bon ocm StonO Oer 1iugc in aelmt-
nip Gcicst.
81 81. Sproi0 sum g S1ul Ii
pcrinten0cntcn ner-
nann,t.
Su elmer in Sogcrstomn itottoe-
6o6ten @erionlmlnng ser S1ll6e.
60roe bon Moi6tngton Gountp mur.
Oe g. S. Spoio, ser iesisc S@ul-
Superintcuoent BON Gorbeiicr-Goun-
tp, einiiimniig 5un SAul Superin-
ten0enten bon @oi6ington County
erm10lt. Teriel6c miro icin 9lmt am
Is. 9luguit ontrctcn.
Gie nocbfolgen0eu 2e6rer uurOel
ernonnt Gors, &llcD 6. @raDion
SopcpcQ 6lorence 6. Oitto; 1ricnO-
i6ip, 9, s. SSo6nion; &od Sill, &os-
coc @. @olfc; Wiortin's, u. Nlprile
Solpnau; S6onf'S, Carrie 6. @o-
rono; g)orromsburp, 2ucp 90. 9lctu-
conner; 9ofersoiQe Wiorp 81. @liQer
@ingqolO, aotie s. &ioenour; Wloo-
rcspiae, Sorro $. Settler 9lod0lod,
StonleD Sofimou; Neoiout Sill
@}oraoret 9. 2ong; 9Rt. 9letna, ".
g. Soilier; aecoDspiae, @iliani 9.
Glbin unO Glner IS. NHQer; gtep
Goell 9ertie 90. Differ; 8ilions,
WlarD s. SHneblcD; @alnlit Noiut,
Giolo @. Smope; @oburn 9lnno $.
WliIler; Gleoripring, Sapou Seiter
Wlonroe, Snclla 20. Gnmcrt; Sociil
@roDe, Daniel $. SnpOer; sSinter
Street Shool SagerStown, GDelpn
Chopper uno 6loiiie 3. epler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

&upIerihmie0e mo BlunbcrS.
Srer onbsrt, t7tz a5cmes, Girase q. & y
Eelepbon: @oIie 1899.
GigeltbuEs 9lgenten uilo &6noler
gisrre &. Gnsan & Mvbsw. 10 Citaertpqisn
Gtrqbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

Scncr.&eriidlerllngen.
,0uhnI anfurnnce So. ~ eiusrpocL" nsnrr ~
Marlitlo. NeIiocn6' 'DauaAer, 1Q1 --lOS &bdm'
Der Of Gpnlmcrce Nhl0inQ.
,,tjcrmanin TeuepexitNerArgc Wetenfmntt" "
Aaiimorcs un0 9tugi0 @iraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-24

90 - Iln .DtatIaeN ggEVagsN1tNl.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1914-09-04
THREE GOOD MEN TO VOTE
FOR.

Were the Journal to give any adj
vice to voters who are union men in
the forthcoming primary election, it
would be this: Insure the passage of
labor legislation in the shape you want
it, without jokers and amendments cal
culated to nullify the spirit of the laws
by sending union men to the legisla-
ture to pass them. In this connection
every voter who is a union man or
woman, every voter who is in SYM
pathy with labor, should bear in mind
that in this city there are three tried
and true union men who are candi-
dates for legislative positions ]. e.
Campbell, three times member of the
state legislature, is a candidate for
congress on the progressive ticket;
Fred K Overman, Typographical I'm
ion man and member of the last leg
islature, is again a Candidate for the
lower house on the progressive ticket
R. J. Olinger, electrician, and fol
years prominently identified with or
ganized labor in this city, is candi
date for the legislature on the social
list ticket. These men should be re
membered when you go to the prim
aries. You may bet your bottom dol
lar that all three of them if elected
will be found fighting tooth and mai
in legislative halls for the rights Of
manhood and womanhood as against
the rights of the dollar mark.
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THE RIGHT TO LIVE.
All That the Clayton Antitrust Bill
Gives to Labor and Farmers.

All That the Clayton Antitrust Bill
Gives to Labor and Farmers.
The organs of the great corporations
and of the organized interests are con-
cerned about the special privileges con-
ferred on the laboring men and farm
ers by the bill defining the Sherman
antitrust law, What are these privi-
leges?
The provision insisted upon by rep
resentatves Of organized labor and
agreed to are that nothing in the anti
trust laws shall be construed to forbid
the existence and operation" of labor
and farmers unions and that such or
CARNATIONS and their members shall
not be construed or held to be illegal
combination or conspiracies under the
antitrust laws"
That is the mere right of existence.
The aim of the trust magnates has
been to discredit the Sherman act by
securing from the courts an interpre-
tation under which the right to exist,
to organize. to cooperate. should be
denied laborerS and farmers.
Capital may incorporate. Clearing
houses may exist. A thousand asso-
Citations may be formed legally. After
that they are judged by their acts
Not So far as laborers and farmers
are concerned Their associations are
denounced as Illegal; their right to eX;
list is questioned They are pariahs.
But this new law puts them on an
equality with capitalists. with corpora
tons, with insurance companies, with
boards of trade. with clearing houses
Nothing in the antitrust law may be
construed to forbid the existence of
labor unions nor of farmers clubs.
Not too soon is this declaration made.
Can this labor association or farmers
union commit acts of depreciation or of
violence or do acts in restraint of
trade?
They have no such privileges. They
are simply permitted to live under the
statute law, as from time immemorial
they have been permitted to live IN
der the common Iaw.-Louisville Post.
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The Toll That Labor Pays.

Along the battle line of the worlds
work there are monuments not built
of marble which mark the heroism of
those who toll that mankind may reap
the harvest of human endeavor. In
every branch of mechanical labor
toll is yearly paid in loss of life and
limb that is appalling. Tales of sacri-
flee and suffering. of the shambles of
the Ludlow mine slaughter, of the
mill, the forest and factory have be.
come proasic and hackneyed; yet no
religions or race hatred of Europe, in
a frenzied war precipitated by i'm
perial war lords, brings forth greater
herosm than the sacrifice Of the sol
der of industry in the factories of
peace. The world is wide and the
progress of civilization in it's human
izing influences sometimes seems dis
tressingly slow. Yet one needs only
to glance backward to realize the
great achievements of the recent past,
and the possibility within the very
near future of attainment of many of
the ideals that have been longed for
for many weary years. The sky of
promise is rosy with the hope Of bet
ter days fast dawning in our own
country, bright contrast to the grim
specter Of war that envelops the peo-
pies of Europe. Here we have ma
ton that seeks to enforce peace to the
south, if need be, by force of arms.
There rival religions, rival races, rival
kings and emperors turn mankind
upon itself to it's own retrogression.
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labor paY Celebration.

Labor Day was created to celebrate
the struggle Of labor to obtain it's
rights, Labor Day is more than holt
day. It is a workday on which the in
telIgent Iaborer makes his greatest
effort to open the mind of his apathetic
fellow workman. 1t is a day on which
to feel proud of achievement, a day on
which to plan new wOri for the future,
a day on which to take account of the
difficulties that beset the path of those
who struggle onward toward a better
civilization.
Marching thousands, yes, millions.
today announce their adherence to this
program. Teeming millions who have
as yet not emerged from the mental
foe of ages stand at the wayside and
wonder at the demonstrations of la
boris numerical strength and unity of
purpose. Labor is the philosophers
stone that turns into life the wonders
of a world It is the wizards power
that makes life worth while Labor
physical or mental-transforms man
into a genius. Labor is the salvation
of humanity
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THE RIGHTS OF LABOR AND
LABOR DAY.
BY Charles Perry Taylor, Secretary
Washington State Federation
of Labor

In 1S47 Abraham Lincoln said: In
asmuch as most good things are pro
duced by labor, it follows that all such
things of right belong to those whose
labor has produced them. But it has
happened in all ages of the world that
some have labored and others have
without labor enjoyed a large proper
ton of its fruits. This is wrong and
should not continue. To secure to
each laborer the whole product of his
labor. or as nearly as possible, is a
worthy object of any good govern
ment."
Mark these words. They were not
thoughtlessly uttered. The celebration
of Labor Day each year is a mile
stone marking the progress of the mil
lions Of toilers toward that time when
each will receive the whole product of
his labor, and only through education
and constant agitation can there be an
attainment of the desired end.
Lincolns analysis Of economic in
Justice is matchless in its simplicity
and his statement as to the purpose of
good government is an economic pro
gram in itself. "TO secure to each
laborer the whole product of his labor
is all any trade union or worker any
where demands.
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LABoR'S RIGHTS.

Labor demands and has the
right to demand that laws be en-
acted making a fundamental diff
ference between labor power
and property Labor power is
not property because it cannot
be separated from the laborer.
1t is personal. 1t lives only in
the life of the worker and ends
with his death. 1t cannot be
transferred like property.
Property is the product of la
Dor applied to some substance
of intrinsic value when perfect
ed by labor. 1t is transferable,
can be inherited and does not
die when the person who owns
it or produces it dies.
What organized labor is now
seeking is the assistance of con-
crosses and courts to restore the
English common law definition
of property and restricting the
jurisdiction of all courts of equi-
ty to It's legitimate limitations. as
it was universally recognized at
the time of the adoption of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Isaac
r. Sherwood. Ohio
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possible for their out-of-work mem.
bers, and dispense in sick, death, out9
of-work and other benefits millions of
dollars yearly. The members are
open-minded, willing to advance from
present-day methods of work, of life
and of government to better and
nobler things They have no desire
to stand still. All they want is
square deal, which of right belongs to
them. The truth is dearer than life,
and only the truth can make men free.