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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
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kapitalisticni druzbi lahko zado-
volJlv polozaj.
GOmpers nOGe niGcsar sliSati o
Soclallzmu; on nasprotu.je cello
vSakemu pOizkusu, da hi Sc DELAY
e. oSamoSvojili cd kapitalistiGnih
Strank.
To je velika ovira delavskega
glbanja Y Amcriki. Zakaj brez
polititnc neodviSnosti jc delay
Ntvo kakor vojak Z bergljo.
Mixer ma Svctu ne omalovazuje
Nocializcm strokovnega gibanja.
Povsod "a podpira. Po mnogih
dclclah jc Selc socialisticna stran.
LA ustanoyila strokovnc organiza-
clJc. Ali maj Jill ccni kolikor jih
hocc - "a nadomcStilo politiCne.
"a boja Jill vcndar ne more sma.
trait, IN IA dohrc Jill more le tcdaj
prilnati, dc delajo roko v roko s
Noclallsticnim politicnim gibanjem
IN ne podpirajo ma cni strani ii.
Stcga ~sovraznika, 5 katcrim Sc mo-
rajo ma drugi straui b|ojcvati.
Polagoma Sc razsirja to spozna-
tudi med ameriSkimi DELAY.
ci, in opaza Sc to boljinboli tudi V
American Federation of Labor.
Socialisticna Struja naraSGa. Kajti
dclavci vidijo, da ina kapitalizem
rok Cnije ga prisilijo. da
Jim L emo rokO nckaj da V obliki
mczdncga priboljSka; on pa H.
tegnc drugo roko, pa jim V obliki
podrazcnih cen. Y obliki davkov
avaEra' v2amc, kar Jim je cnkrat
dial.
SocialiStiGna Struja mora Una
gait tudi Y American Federation
OF Labor. AmeriSka Strokovna or
ganlzaciJa Sc mora rcSiti vsega
Nrcdnjcvcikcga cehovstva i'm mora
poStati modcrna dclavska arma-
da. HI me- izkuSa zasipavati pre-
pada med dclom in kapitalizmom.
ampak "a kalc L vso niegovo 81.
riuo i'm glohocino.
Prcnchati Sc mora doscdania
PrakSa. da agitirajo funkcionarii
Strokovnc organizacije pr VOLT
yah IN candidate kapitalistiGnih
>trank, kar ne pomeni mic mani,
kakor prodajati dclavce kapitali-
Selc kadar poStane Ameri
can Federation of Labor V svoii
podlagi SocialistiGna in DO dclala
Solldarno 5 socialiSticno stranko.
bo mogocc Z zdruzcnimi silami ma
padati k%apitalizem Y vsch njego-
viii trdnjavah.
To pa Sc DO zgodiIo. cc bodo
naSi zavcdni Sodrugi povsod med
>v"Jml tovariSi pridno in prepri-
fcvalno agitirali "a socialism. Ma
mod"rnc tire ne more spraviti A.
mcriSkc Strokovnc organizaciie
drugi, kakor nieni 6lani.
" min jc torej trcba n|apraviti
Socialistc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17


SAM, ampak budnim Sc nam zdi,
da hi bio ma ~modernejSi naGin
tudi SedaJ mogocc, kar Sc j. dalo
ma StarlnSkI natin izvrSiti y cgip-
tovskih cash. Lee druzabni Sistem
nc In Smel imeti kapitaliSticne
oblikc.
Ogromni kosi ncobdclauc zcmlic
So Sc ma naSi prcmiGnici. Nclik del
t. zcmlJc j. rodovitcn drugi, ME
manjSi koSi. hi So dali 4 ralmero-
ma m|aJhuimi zrtvami ilprcmcniti
" puScavc plodovIta pol.ia Prya
mVc>tlcija hi zahtcvala uckolikc
wee, po1ucjc pa hi rodila.
Tchnika j. dala tudi poljcdcl-
>ivu umctua srcdStva ma razpola-
20. 4 clrktriko, ) paro, T. vsako.
vrNtnimi motori Sc lahko obdcluie
~cmIja, poSpravljajo plodoyi in
opraVlJajo rama kmctij>ka della.
NclikansNc mnozmc llycza hi
So lahko pridclalc IA staluo rczcr-
va. tako da me- hi mogla uobcna
NIaba lc'iua p%ovlro5ati poman1
kauja ali cello lakot,.
Ali To bi bilo lc tcdaj moeotc.
ako me- hi bill livcl prcdmct prof.
talNtva. Y Ncdauji druIhi imamo
namrrc. prljazuc Judi. ki 81, linn
od v~cSclja SiriJo uoSnicc. ako
1manjka ljud>tvu kruha. Tcdaj jc
najugoducjSi cas- ~ gcuialuc Spc-
kuIacijo. I'm kcr MISC uebc>a ycdno
doNolj trduo spojcna L lJubczni-
vim cchom odcruhov. pa dajcjo
hoIJS" lctmr ucgo jim j. yScc. 81
|PopraviJo goSpodjc >rrco tako ka
k"r ti>'i kvartari, HI 81 lazuamu-
jcJo kvartc.
NJ cnkrai - Jc zeodilo, la so
81 pot"pilc vrIikauskc zalogc RIA
ali pScnjcr. lee zato. da ne hi pre-
rlavllr 'rga i'm lnilalc cen. Far
m"r. III orjc in scjc ina mlati, 81 do.
mlSlja, da della 10 "a liudi. Hi 50
/clJui kruha kapitalist We boljc.
da della v>c 10 "a ujrgovo Spcbu-
lacijo
Da hi mogla poljcdcl>ka pro
duiicIja rcSuicuo SluIiii liudStvl.
hl morale btu memo glayno sred
>t'" zcmlia ljudska last.
RaNuo tako hi morala biti ljudSka
last va ubdclovalua >rcd>tya Ma
TAXI lcmlu hi st li,ci lahko pri-
drlaval Ia potrcho ljudstva ne pa
kahor scdaj, "a Spckulaciio poSa-
mc1uikov kapitaliStov.
Ali cr hi bill tcdaj dclaycc Va
rem lakotc, hi moral biti tudi tiSti.
hl obdclujc zcmljo. warren vsakcga
romaujkauja. On uc hi Smcl priti
" n%ryaruo>t. ia hi laradi obilicc
prid"lka njcgovih rok y katcrcm-
koli oziru >lahSc zvrI kakor tl>ti.
Ii hodo Ujivai plodovr uicgovcga
della.
To j. moeo5r dc>cci lc ma ia
"a6in. ia dobi popolnoma cnakc
rrayicc kakor v>i drugi. Iii dclajo.
T. dcuaricm - ,o N, hi dalo ma
pra\lii- SnlDI u, Erp.ii, Ial-af
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
TAJNA ~DIPLOMACIJA.

NJ davno' kar SIN" r~a<Io|iI'' da
j. Y ISrh dr]aNah ''sa N'rla
ijudNtV" h~rcApraVho y NpraSanJlh'
Ia m"Jo Ihhk" ~naJv'cJi IpIv ma
pJcSovo "'NlJ'nJ' . n"trann pc.
IltIkl o~dIocuJcJo parlamenn NSaJ
Y uStih drzaNah' III 81 n'>o POD
gIadko krlnko uStavnoStl ohranl
lc trdovraihega abNolutllma. Ma
A~nglcSkem all ma f'rancoNkcm Sc
ne more pobratl mtl vluar davka
htel parlamcutarncga dovolJcnja.
' AvStrlIl 81 vlada cello rekrute
NamH doV"lJnJr Z zI"gIaSnlm ) II.
Al ce ma v notranJI poIitlki
lJudNtvo v raznlh drzavah razllc-
ne pravIcr, Jc V zunanp poIitlkI
p'po'homa hrczpravno. Ako II. pr.
Nkicncta Franc Jozcf IN Niljem
zvezo' sta 10 Sklcnila, IN noben
parliament J' II" NOR" raIdrcti.
NA/l'rnr alliance ) hvropi so
'chN" piIpom"glr. da jr prISi" do
SedanJc NoJne'
n" 50 uN'anoNliI trozv'zo \'mcI-
''' N''irIJa IN ltailJa. 50 VS. trljr
'rdiIi. da j" h'Ia uStanovlJcna "a
'h'"hlrN nlru. i"da ; I" mIrovno.
Far'hcIJo J" bilo kakor L "h"rolc-
'''l'm franciJa - Jr ~uNiraSlla
''"I\ &C. N' l' pr'd>'aVIJala V.
'r'dhJ' hvr"pi TAX" NlIo' da hI bIIa
anN" n"Ntlia neNarna 'eakl oNam-
J,'.' "rz"\l
Ma |"So'aVlJanJr mIrolIubnoN''
me ne da ' policemen H%ivll"nJu
iraN t'Nt', N"sar naJhoIj mlka da
'" n"P"d'I ""N'u"' D" haJhoIJ 'aJII
'N"J' h"h'r"'. haJi nepripravIJe-
Us. "aPao'''"a j. napadalceva
NoriSt.
f'an'lJa' 81 j. lm'la J. lN7O-1
>N"J' '~/RuNnJr. 5" J" lhala iro-
.lu1oiu rotr.b. nJ,.b,aI. ,uoi
.,rdni,.vron.L. .Ii,no Ta,a -
;o , Rusiu y,,.,. !, h;i.
AVN, nonr.Jr. ,,~',,LIu.a
pohratiI, = Observation-Disclosures %oo,.;,
uom All ro,,ro:I :. : .,n.L
Iastni ohstoroL
Tudi ,a cn,o,,, ,rJiIa 10
hoc. rov,o,o5ia,. ,.r,.o.;
nil mir All ,roino .,. !; -
,..;.,a :
kai pomcniio take bcscdc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

IaduinS'yo = niYIn ,.1IiEo 4, 10 :.
Ay>,riii E,,oIisLo T~,r5ii; no
Observation-Disclosures 70
mcni vcliko kai,i 49, I.,o raj, mn.
zai. i, y>ccno Mi IT, molo tcmnoisi
ali -, u.,io ,.,I
Tad, kalo -no:,,iio ,o,r;o
,isni Eri,,i,ri y, hi ,rrvi l.; -
roui, byaIi,;o nc.L.; a,;I;
,, ,r..,;i.Lo ,.,o:l.o g,
dai moraio n,s moliti -. .r.,rii
.k nn.m;L,,u ,;lo ,mom Al
linn fl, n. ,Ji m,,o ardno ;;m,
ic pu>;il klerikoIizcm oh ~syo;on,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ys,i ,oIlo mos
eanoy. da morcjo Sc malo mislitio
Nc;,c,e boio So imcIi SIov,nc; =.
rr,,,klosti : Turki C.tnd; - 50,
moral prctcpati ga ccsori," M
ysch mogo6ih kroiib Eyronc 50
Jim vcndar turski boil %ostoii mai;
LoIi o., u,or,;,u r =.
y lcgcudo i'm Y narudno pcScm
TIuIko inc j. imclo "a Slovcnca
urkai poSaStncga. Turck ie hill y
Splolncm pojmovanju StraSna mi.
kazcn.
Pc krivcm ic bio toko z.l,i
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

poluilc, Sc j. ZDfald V lhlladclphl
j letoSnja komvemcija ameriSk,
Strokovne t - American Re.
Iteration of Labor. Nclik zbor j.
to, ma katcrcm .jc zbranih blizr
GOO dclcgat0v. in zastopanih je ma
MEM Gez diva miljona CLANCY.
NsakcGa dclavca. Iii ina kaj
poJma o SvoJcm polozaju y kapi
taliStitni druzbi, mora zanimati
TAXA organizacija. Oua ina mai
vctji vpliv ma bojc med dclom il.
kapitalom y tel dczcli; od njcno
moti, od podlagc, ma katcri stoji.
ne y zadnT vrSti tudi od njenc
taktikc Jc y vcliki mcri odviscn
p%olozaj dclavStva.
S%trokoyna orgauizacija .jc IA
dolavcc absolutuo %potrcbua. Iiv-
lJenjc tlovcSkc druzbc .ic lclo mno.
goStransko i'm ma raznih potih tr-
kaia kapital i'm dclo >kupaj. Bo.
jiSca "a ncizogibnc Spopadc ST ne
morcjo dclavci izbiraji pc svoii
proStl wolff; dolotaio .iih ra1mcrc
lu NcaNI Sovraluik sam. Tako so
ma gospodarSkom polju priSiljcni,
da Sc boJujcJo, maj jih to vescli
ali uc.
Go>podarskcmu boju sluli stro-
kovna orgauizaci.ia.
Toda dclavcc NINA uasprotni.
kc lc v tovarni. Soyrazcn mu ic
YES kapitaliSticni Sistcm. cigar
podlaga j. mezduo SUBMISSIVE. r.
gospodarskim bojom - dclav"c
lahko uekoliko olajla >voj polo
iaj Y scdanji druzbi, rcSiti Sc pa
ne more. doklcr ne padc kapitali-
lcm popolnoma.
Strokovna orgamizaciia Sama
NINA m tudi ne more imcti name
ma. da bi prcoSuovala druzabni
red Druiba ina politicnc oblike
i'm 81 more lc : polititnim delom
prcurcdlti. Torcj ne zadoStujc lc
go>podar>ki boz dclavStvu .ic tire.
ba tudI politicnc borbc in zanio
politicnc orgauiZacijc.
Tia cno>tavna rcSnica 81 nj naSla
doStl ypuStcvauia y Amcriki. Y
American Federation of Labor o.
pazamo y glavncm dive struii. ka.
teri hi lahko oznaGili IA ~starcjSo
IN mIajSo. Prva j.. kakor Sc razu.
me Skoraj Same oh scbi, konscrva-
tivnejSa, druga pa naprcdnc.jSa.
radikalncjSa.
I'rya j. pooScbl.icna y prcdscdni-
ku GompcrSu. Drugo vodijo socia.
IlStl, hi imajo najvcG zaslombe
med rudarii.
CnijSki konSrrvatiyci Y Amcri-
J nr polnajo jcdra dclavSkega
vpraSanja. Oui miSlijo. da j. pla-
"a "a dclovni cas- Use. ali ysa.i pri-
hl'lno Use. PoliiiGno stole ma pod
lagi >%cdaui"ga drU5abucga rcda in
miSlijo, da doSczc dclavcc tudi Y
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
TIE REASON FEWER
NENpLE TAKE WSALTSW

We find the use Of salts and other
harsh physics is becoming less every
year because moro and more people
arc using RcXall Orderlics, which We
and they firmly believe to be the best
bowel remedy ever made. They
taste so much like candy that even
tho children like them. at the same
time they act SO easily and naturally
that there is no purging, gripping or
pain. They promptly remove the con-
stpation and, by Soothing and
strengthening the bowels, make it less
liable to occur again. We have the
utmost faith in them We know what
they are made Of and the pleasant.
beneficial results that always follow
their use.
You needn't take our word for it..
If RcXall Ordcrlics don't help YOU
Il they don't entirely relieve all your
bowel troubles back and tell US
and we'll give back your money. In
vest pocket tin boxes; l0c, 25c, soc
You can buy RcXall Ordcrlies only
at The RcXall Stores, and in this town
only Of us. Laurcns Drug Co., 1903 w.
Main street, Laurens, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
LANFORD NEWS.


L.anford, March 30.-The contest
Friday night was quite a success. The
young men acquitted themselves nice
ly, Master Fred Cox having won the
medal given by the ladies Rural
School Improvement society. He will
be a contestant for the medal given
at Laurens.
Mamie Lanford will represent our
Estcll Nelson the 2nd grade, both hav-
ing won here and at Bramlctts.
Several from here attended the un-
ion meeting at Warrior Creek church
Saturday and Sunday. Among them
were Mrs. o. f. Fowler and Master
Dcroy Patterson, Wm. o. Lanford
Miss Minnie Lanford, Mr.. Eston Hem
brcc, Charlie Thomas, James Patter-
son, James Fleming, Lewis Lanford
and Mr.. r. d. Harmon.
Mr.. Jimmie Drummond spent the
weekend with his parents here.
Miss Myrtle Lanford Of Woodruff,
visited Miss Robin Patterson Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Shcrard, who has recent
ly returned from the Philippine Is
lands, spent Monday with Capt. J. w.
Lanford's family.
Hon. j. NJ. Cannon and wife were
in LanfOrd Sunday.
Quite a number of the young pcO-
pie attended the picture show at Emo
rec Saturday night.
! Mr.. w. b. Godfrey and Mr.. Willie
Godfrey were business visitors to Lau-
rcns Monday.
| Miss Clara Williams was here for
the contest Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Lanford spent
Sunday with Mrs. Matte Lanford.
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Eden, March 3O-Mr and Mrs. w
B. Owens spent Thursday with DR.. J
w. Beason and wife.
Mr.. J. l.. Mahaffey was in Fountain
Inn Friday on business.
Mrs. l.. r. Brooks visited relatives
in Laurens Thursday.
Mrs. S. V. Hipp and little son, Gray
spent Saturday with Mrs. Emma
Reeves.
Mrs. II. II. Babb and little daughter,
Marie, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ow-
ems several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Gray Of Gray
Court and Mrs. Isabella Brooks spent
Sunday with Mr.. Nj. w. Gray and fam
lily.
Mr.. l.. r. Brooks has purchased a
car.
Miss Sue Gray is visiting Mrs j. a.
Armstrong of Laurcns this week.
Mr.. l.. a. Armstrong who has been
suffering with rheumatism is improv-
ing now.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
DIALS.

Dials, March 30.-The esteemed cor
respondent from Lisbon certainly
voices my sentiment, and that of ev-
cry citizen who is loyal to the tradi-
Thompson making the race this year
unopposed. This is the least that we,
Of this age, can do to honor one who,
when the war clouds gathered. along
fight in defense Of country and home,
and whose integrity and efficiency
while in public service has never been
questioned. Indeed / don't believe
Laurcns county holds man SO devoid
Of sentiment as to risk defeat by COM
ming out against that grand old veter-
an, o. G. Thompson.
Misses Lizzie Hunter and C!arcttc
Henry spent Saturday with Mr.. John
Godfrey and family.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gray OF Gray Court, end
ID. -. Harris spent last Monday With
Mrs |. S. Brooks.
Mr.. John r. Brownlcc was a bust
ness visitor to Laurcns Tuesday.
Mr.. L. r. Brooks is the proud own
or Of Buick runabout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludc Abcrcrombic and
Children were tho 5ue.ts OF tho Misses
Abcrcrombic near Rabun Sunday.
Mr.. r. r. Owinss was in I.aurcns
Saturday.
Miss Emma Harris had as her guest
Saturday night. Miss Clarcttc Henry.
Misses I.urec and Fannie May Abcr-
crombic and brother. Clarence. spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Miss
es Clare and Mamie Campbell.
Miss Fannie Brownlec and brother,
Joe, spent Sunday in Warrior, as the
guest OF Miss Eta Brownlcc and
brother.
Miss Rose Irby OF Woodruff. is the
charming guest Of Miss Ostcll Willis.
The Ladies' Aid Society realized Il
nice sum from the sale Of their hot
supper, in the school building Satur-
day evening.
Mrs I. S. Brooks was the guest Of
relatives in Gray Court Saturday.
Miss Eva Jones Of Fountain Inn.
was the week lend guest of Mrs. John
Darby.
BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND CARS
Ford Roadster 1911 model, in good
running order $4,000.
Brush Car in good running order
$1,000.
] Maxwell, two passenger car, $3.50.
Ford touring car $225.00.
All the above cars are in good run
ming order and at sacrifice prices, but
we want to move them. If YOU want
4 bargain, now is your opportunity.
SUMMERS GARAGE.
Newbcrry and l.aurens.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
MOUNT OLIVE.


Mt. olive March 3O.-The farmers
are very busy making preparations
for planting their crops. A few in
This community have planted corn.
The union meeting of the second
Nnd third divisions met with Mt Olive
Saturday and Sunday. \ large crowd
attended and heard an excellent ser
mon and many helpful talks.
Mr.. G. w Washington visited at
Piedmont Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. w. w. Cooper recently bought
nice mule.
Miss Sula Mac Bolt is visiting rel
atives in Grccnvillc.
Mr.. Geo. Washington Of Augusta.
Ga, visited relatives here recently.
On last Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Wells,
Miss Cora Culbertson and Mr. Sam
Cleland Of the Bush River section
were united in marriage. They have
he best wishes OF their many friends
here.
Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser
Flush out the accumulated waste
md poisons Of the winter months
cleanse your stomach, liver and kid
neys Of all impurities Take Dr
Hing'S New Life Pills; nothing better
or purifying the blood. Mild, non
gripping laxative Cures constipation
makes YOU feel fine. Take no other
csc, at your druggist
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc for all hurts
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE
1t Quickly Removes Dandruii

dandruff, thin, streaky, dull and never
will do up to look pretty, do not de-
sDair. Beautiful hair thick, fluffy, lus-
trous and absolutely free from dan
druff Is only matter df care.
Partisan Sage frequently applied
will work wonders. Just one applica-
ton stops itching head, removes dan
druf and all excessive OIL It goes
right to the hair roots and furnishes
the nourishment needed-the hair be-
comes soft, fluffy, abundant and radi-
ant with life.
Par,sian Sage not only saves the
hair but stimulates it to grow long
and heavy. Get a 50-cent bottle from
the laurcns Drug Co. at once. There
is no other "Just-as- good"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
Clears Complexion RemOycS Skin
BlcmiShcS

Why go through life embarrassed
md distigurcd with pimples, cruptions
3lackhcads, red rough skin, or suffer
ng the torturcS Of eczema, itch, tot
ter, salt rhcum. Just ask your drug
;Tist for Dr.. liobson's Eczema Oint-
ment. Follow the simple suggestions
nd your skin worries are over. Mild,
soothing, effective, excellent for ba-
aies and delicate, tender skin. Stops
chapping.. Always helps. Relief or
money back. soc at your druggist
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01
MADDEN NEWS

Madden, March 30.--FarmGrs are
rushing farm w,-k through here. A
great deal of corn has been planted,
have applied nitrate of soda to grain
which ought to increase the yield of
same
Mcssrs. J. II. Finley and IT s. Lang
heir union meeting.
Mr.. j, III. Powers has had phone
placed in his residence Here's hint
housekccpcrs: When YOU have on your
ton what shall | have for dinncr?"
possibly Mr.. Power, his phone and
his truck patches will help you solve
;he solution.
Quite a little excitement was caused
among our pupils last Friday after
noon when they and the teachers went
TO the desk for a look at the booklets
!nd drawings. etc that they had Pre-
exhibits were gone. The trustees
we're notified, the rural policeman
was called in and by putting two and
two together the riddle was solved. a
colored girl had helped herself to the
pretty little booklets and had three OF
The drawings adorning the walls Of the
negro school, the others she had dis
iributcd among her adOring schoo.-
mates. Miss Aiken and her pupils
nave the sympathy or all Tor their mis-
fortunc Ihey mad spent much time
ana thought III thelr work and now
'Aat 'he lair IS so near, douDt II
frcy can replace the articles with now
ones.
MI. ana MIS-. Geo. Brown had as
their guest Sunday, Mr.. ana Mrs. An
'y boyd ara HISS Jacobs. inc oakVilic
'eachcr.
III. .. L. fchhc!i OF NaicFioo' was
"alicd III FRIDAY 10 see MIS-. >llii Gun
haliShi ne chlloreh are also SICK
Win muiAls. All are Dc'tcr ana nope
20 pc OUT IN lew days
heV. ana M's' MaJo' were Pieasaht
'allefs at the nome OF Mr. ana MIS-.
YIN ilNsc'ieS rrluaS al'crnooh'
Mr. ). \. NoHofd ana son ana Mr
oiau"e r'l'cS' "ttehoeu services at
Hl' r'e"s"hl ouiiu"s.
-"'S' lo''' ona" an" MISS ousie
''ansstoh went DOWN 10 see thclr aunt,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01

Nine churches were represented on
The discussions were all
good We had real missionary pro-
gram and the church and community
seemed to enjoy 1t to the full. Bro
Walters preached an excellent mis-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-04-01

sionary sermon at II o'clock Sunday.
After the sermon collection was TAX
en-, amounting to twenty dollars. The
next meeting will be with Rabun
Creek in May.
B. p. Mitchell.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1914-04-03

Building Laborers-Peter Jackson.
Electricans-R. p Bush.
erckIayers Barney Grant, Tony
Bast.
American Pile Driving Co.
DR.. Ida Mcintyre Cby the Building
Trades CounciD.
arpenters-Platt Paddock, A. Den
amur Frank c. Tubs, w. J. Tenny,
Brace.
PIasterers-A. c. Wright, VIM. Car
ter, A. L. Knapp, Booth.
Contractors. Sampson, J. Winter
mute, Amel Larson.
Painters-Anderson & Steen, Will
lam Ferguson, VIM. Christensen, NJ
Kokeen, VIM Gleeson.
BuiIdings-1217 Hewitt; building op-
pOsite Labor Temple.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1914-04-03
ENDORSE WALLACE.

Ravensdale, Wash, March IS, 1914.
Whereas, Ravensdale Local Union
No. 261O, United Mine Workers Of
America, commends the motive, but
not the method, of the Carbonate local
in trying to secure a square deal for
Henry Lowell; and
Whereas, Industrial Commissioner
John H. Wallace is a member of our
local; and
Whereas, we have seen him tested
"as if by fire" and, in every case, in
spite Of every criticism, we have, on
thorough investigation, found him
worthy of every confidence we have
reposed in him; and
Whereas, we took a lively interest
in Carbonate locals complaint and
took immediate steps to an investiga-
ton which entirely eXhonerated him
of any malfeasance of duty therefore,
be it
Resolved, that our local commend
him for the position of commissioner,
or any other position that requires an
honest man, true to the cause of work
ing men; and be it further
Resolved, that we ask Carbonate
local to carry their investigation still
farther and, if their finding be the
same as ours, take immediate steps to
completely eXonerate John H. Wal
lace; and be it further
Resolved, that a copy of this resolu-
ton be sent to every local in district
No. 10, United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, the different newspapers, aid also
one to the governor of the state of
Washington.
WILLIAM BRENNAN,
GEORGE w. LISH,
WILLIAM LLEWELLYN,
Committee.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1914-04-03
LOW WAGES FOR WORKERS.
Thousands of Women Receive Less
Than Sc Per Week.

The New York state factory inveSti-
eating commission, of which Lieuten
ane Governor Robert f, Wagner is
York city is chief counsel. has just
transmitted its report to the legislA
ture.
Figures thai were submitted to the
legislature show the exceedingly low
wages paid to workers in the confec-
tionery and paper box industry. The
figures for the confectionery industry.
for instance in greater New York
show that - Il week is most frequent
" quoted for girls The majority of
male workers receive So to Sl4 More
than One-half of the men receive less
than $40 week and One-half of the
women receive less than So Il week.
The less skilled women receive $3.50
TO $3.50 week More than two thirds
of the girls under eighteen are rated
below $3.50 per week. and more than
one-half of the women above this age
fail to rise above 81 AS Il matter of
fact, the earnings Of these workers
is much less even. because of deduc
tons for absence and fines and be-
cause of unemployment during slack
periods
In the paper box industry the ma
jority of the women workers are rated
under $3.50 a week. Almost 1000
women, or nearly one-half of all over
eighteen years of age in the trade.
earned less than sc for a weeks work.
More than 700 girls under eighteen, or
almost so per cent. earned less than
IS week.
Longshoremen of New York want
$50 month and union recognition.
The soft coal mines in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and western Pennsylvania en-
ploy 100000 union miners.
AS Il result of the upholsterers' strike
in Minneapolis local union of var
nishers and cabinetmakers has been
formed.