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The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
Wanted. The Truth

Socialism has torn down the star:
aad stripee y NortAcrn sieniSan -
e. ssannlse upon .. az asf n soss nc no
Goa 40 govcrnmsnt no authority.
There Il . duty developinG upon us to
oppose this Observation-Disclosures
The editor OF the Progressivs Her.
aid u not Z Socialist. nor does he hold
brief for the Socialists; but the
above quotation from . speech ~
Atty. Gen. Fellows at Benton Harbor'
shows how poor student OF modern
afYairs, modern politics and modern
statecraft. the encouragement OF
Michigan u.
In fact he IL not accurate In his
statements, nor true to current
events.
Socialism did not trample down the
stars and stripes In northern Michi.
gan On the contrary the stars and
stripes were carried In every parade
and procession Of the striking miners.
Socialism does know and worship
God: Socialists claim TO oRer the
only true government: Socialists
claim TO offer the only real authority,
the people. ee
Atty. Gen. Fellows belongs to that
class Of political standpatters who
believe that what twas written In the
coustitution and the statutes 126
yeare ago. II sacred and the truth,
not % b disturbed. He belongs "a
that school Of political philosophers
that worships the past and y blind
to the future.
Any man who cannot sss the Social.
istie tendency Of the times - blind
indeed. Any man who tails 70 see
the truth wherever suggested OF
wherever offered. makes . grave mis-
take.
Nothing h the nnal tsuth in this
life: thero u always more light
ahead. And It win not do 70 b CON.
tainted With what II, and donounce
what u new % Socialism" simply
because the word Socialism u asso
ciated with everything dangerous and
awful.
Don't forget that there Il IN els
msnt Of truth IN every scheme Of gov.
eznment In every philosophy. IN
every propagauda. The wise states
man II hs who can pick out the good
features and eliminate the bad--in'
corporate into socasty what viii help
and advance T. ana discard what Will
|rotACa &.
Tho world needs broad and liberal
yes SaAica2-mon to blaSe the way
that WIN lead out into . big neld OF
opoeation and activity. whore human
ity and cooperation viii take the
place a dividends and sslnshness.--
Progressive Herald.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

want var. because they knew ~
war = he'll Those who think to
heart u bleeding for ~ poo9 80.
cans might do more sod q tyyine rs
solve the problem q he unomp1Go
right IN America. 4 WUold ~ -
lees to attempt 70 ass1ss eltAse -
n Aex1cN for botA o11oo, WualA -.
mediately combine - 1GAt A1oe1nn,
Would those who Waat IL wa -
nish money b carry e onf Ny, 49,
who do not want war voull how ~
pay money. life ana l1mA 1hooo ~
are shriekink for var GAoul1 nayo
their names listed. and Thee 80
sent 70 the front Of the batt,o. 1AoBo
would b . silence That could ~ cu0o
10 America. should this MT pfQo1nnno,
ton be sent CT How Ua1o00 ~
should b that ouP bo1ovo1 prun1GIt
Wilson has his hand 6 u hoam. ~
wellbalancod brain. HI ohy1611on
character and his eonuino lm1GUODt q
our country WIN probably ~ -
nom any unwiso and uahs1p1al inAou.
ference.
xARoARDr y. lsaAur.A1,
March ~ lslA
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

present = BEEN down the
have everybody tho have them hides in the
have taken their finger prints and to have waznd thm
that . second would impGisonment
Ae Folly thsar sn a it, license but the police ere in earnest
EVERY agency vice in Detroit oonbung
delinquency sugAt have this license single day
further that would bod id for the
Of inspector this quitous hole
Performances given in air that thick enough out with
knife
1ans haok greasy rooss for
Tho itsa dirty the jokes and the actions o inpos
hs comedians VIE times indicate stricken ooHsnso b the oa
language s1ungx tAan DAMN q hell
~0n the curtain there painting Of aged
"Shs stands the sands with young mans laid o. hE
shoulder, the two locking out upon the
sAs impossible comedians exhausted thar supply Alth
"Ths dat4~ a the in the Angs haza woman n
nnscls dance Nd eeased
aAnd ths curtain dawn.
"And Just bslsw IL picture Of the and her b s
ssaGhors read
GEORGE wASMN0ToH AND m MOTHER
~Ths cuha4n might have played hight tAfs:
Whms \ ny vlndsEiag by toaigAtvs
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
Why I Go 10 Church

TIE Congrsssional Record prints
the following speech BY Hon. Claude
Weaver, congressman from Okla
Aoma, On why 90 70 church"
It u sweet on . summer moruing.
when the air II aQuivar win love
songs u The birds and fragrant with
the odor Of roses, to hear the music
of the church bella. ~ invitation %
ths vorId-wearisd 70 entsr 0odS
temple and And peace, booamoo ~
instinct Of worship - IN the man and
the church - the temple Of the Twins
God
60 70 church because and peace
there. which Do Quincy described -
. rcsl1ng from human labors. . Sab
bath Of repoDe, respite granted from
the secret burdens Of the heart - &
I stood q Q distance and aloof iron
the uproar Of life: - II the tumult
and fever and strife were suspended:
- X there broodsd over me . 00vo,
nke and halcyon calm.
I 60 to church because ] love the
music that I hear there, the mighty
roll Of the great organ. mingled with
the marvellous symphonies OF that a.
vine stringed instrument, the human
voice. untwisting Ill the chains that
tie the hidden soul Of harmony.
90 70 church because I delight 10
hear the teachings OF the preacher,
whose soul u dedicated 70 God, whose
field 10 - wide a. Gods universe.
whose theme n the destiny Of man,
and whose words are the oracleO q
Fate. Marvellous u the spell Of the
proa cher u whom God han GiyOn
genius and consecratiou and the DOW.
q Of illustration drawn from tAe old,
soceed, Immortal book, and from the
miracles Of nature, no less revealed
n the crimeon-tipped flower turned
MP by the plowshars Of Robert Burns
u0oa the soil Of Ayr, than IN The
loag reaoheo Of the stsr-girt skies.
leo q church because ''the way n
daSk and I an fAf from home" and
becouDo ~ church = the polar star u
li9ht ny pathway IN the rayleao night.
I 70 o church because the church
Minister not only q the spiritual, but
also % the material needs Of life. and
because e = there that the charities
that Oootho and heal and bless arc
scattered 6 ne feet q man uke
I - % church because IN that ~
mosphags ~ end crime vithsr end
dlA
I 70 70 church because hear ~
teachings Of the philosophy Of jesus.
the ineomparabls Man; and 4 you say
His teaching y philosophy and moi
roligiou and that He was . man and
| not eod. then the philosophy q thai
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

Nan has redeemed the world from
aavagsFy and blessed mankind with
Christian civilization and. 10 my mind.
Il n thing worth while 70 bear.
I % % church because I md thsre
consolation and hope. because ! zee
there the dawn and not the sunset;
and 4 were bettae for many. even Il
tie hope voSo oaseleos and the vi.
Hton but IN elusive phantom. to cher.
l1h . dream - glorious and beautiful
than % - Weighted down and crushed
with the quarried mountains Of .
world without hope and without God.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12


10 tAs Editor Of TIE 1gNss:
Many thanks for your flns editorial
OF March 1. entitled. what war
msansi Wilsoa inows: srssdy IN
tsrssts DO not care" ! think e would
10 dinlcult 70 ana any one who lost
fhthegs, brothers or husbands n the
epanish-Amsrican war who II anxious
Tor . war with Mexico. About the
only psfSons who want Il Are those
who intend % remain safely n their
|luxuriouS homes. Some people Pre-
|tend - b % patriotic and ere %
AFRAID of our oounkyy's honor that
they cry out for war. would suesost
|es1ect1ug these seff-styled patriotic
men to b forced into the front Of The
battle e thero should b. waS. Even
II thsy are not - skilled n the me
q weapons nevertheless their indie
nation and valor should moro than
|over.balance their lack Of sk1ll, -
|at the front Of the battle they should
|bo placod, The loudest shouter first
the next loudsst second, and 20 On;
then In the rear those who do not
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
Protests Filed Against
l,11111iqrQtiOn Bin

der the Ieadershlp ol prsmasr leoxuono
ana Minister Of Lands Wn1lan ~
Rosa IL 3. O Legislature poGoo1 r.
law which aoourco . tha e111no0o g
that province IN income vitAh -
years at e3,0oo. 400 Z yoar non royot
tee On publicly-ownod timber. Th1o
acss according - ln1oeDation vnnon
comes to interested pubic ~ =
Washlngtoo. doea to- publioAy.ovnn1
timber IN Britisa Columbia vhaf eA0s
conservationists, rndor the l6a6ornn1nl
Of OXFORD Pincho(. have beon t1ne
70 secure for the people a ~ vjrifoG
states ~ the matter Of tAis na<1aa'6
water powers.
The Get retains n the provine1al
government. for tie people. The -.
ample title 70 al timber knAs: e
permite the taking Of timber elaam6
one mule square at a annual roo10S
OF t110 Per claim. and tor The poymenA
% the goveynmont O. . stumpaeo ue5o0
which rises gradually with the lnc7Qnos
ed value Of timber. Undor tho Ola -
Of 1905. the stumpaSe price por tho0
sand feet was 30 cents. The new ~
increases Il 70 7E cents 8, shouaana
feet. elective In 1915. ana peovA1oo
that ave years later there VIII -
added 70 the royalty p91oe s. pot ooat
OF the Increased value q lumber o
that time above . minimum pr1oo q
$1e per thousand: each ave yoo4s
thsreaeter the same thing WIN ~ dooo
again. the percentago takon b. tne
government to increase gradually hoO
Is TO % per cent. The whole arrange
ment covering period Of sboat 81
years.
This means. Arst that the lumhogS
men Get reasonable pront out o.
their ope6AtlouS-4ho Govos1mane
takes nothing unless the price h sb0vo
@1s thousand. II means further. tAAt
the government the people, share n
the increased valne ol their timhos. Is
establishes . great proht-sharing. -.
operative principle. IN which the govs
ernment and the timber operators are
partners. The governmont retains ~
title to the land. and the right % pre-
scribe the way In which the timer
shall b cut. The peoples interest y
protested. and q the sane time Inn.
oermen are encouraged % take 40
holdings and dsseiop Tie timber indno,
Try.
the great lesson for the Uu1oo0
States IN this b g. royalty act ~
In the recognition BY the provincial
government that the pooDlo shouta
share In the Increasing value Of tbo1r
own property--a principle Vh1oA
American consarvationists un1er -
Leadership Of Pinchot have ben on1
are dghting to have suforcod a ~
development and uss Of publio watsg.
powers IN the United States. It ~
to pssserve this princ1plo that 0oeso.
tary OF the Interior vfonklin =. Iano
recently took his o1loial H. = HI
hands By boldly announcing tint ~
present Standardization was comuacon4
to such . policy n regard - WatGt
powers. Lane suocoodod q hovlDG
Secretary Of War 0asS1Doo oalloA q
In time. and Garrison rspu1io1ol u
previous action n roeommon61ng ~
passags Of the Roanoke river aa2 ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

600, 0oQ 0ooy hu9 - can disprovo this
u n.y. eaA taAe -. a . Jan ~.
a scientist assG1ts Tint By The pulse
aloaA the sox q poEson could - a.
tegUinod. We 6oabl though, n e
would show WAothse e = . mAn who
has m1sool - owl or or the oppo.
site goAdns slkt1ng mt inside ths door
ct hons - . H. 6oa = her sighe
hand. -JllA|1Hn
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

rno"r. c.,,s .rtsn. 01LsOH GARDINER
ton 10 the hosp,tabls reception 40
corded In the past TO Kosciusko. KOS
suth. Garabaldi. Slssl and 6cnrus. ana
declares that the present law wouIo
make America tho "handmaid Of IN
bloody Russian c:ar."
Single takers in Washington are
mourning the death Of Joseph Fels.
Since 1905. Mr.. Fels has contributes
not less than 100000 year 70
spreading the doctrine Of the single
tar a set forth In Henry Georges
Progress and Poverty" He u said
to be largely responsible for the LAND
reform movement. IN Eugland Of which
Lloyd. George 10 the leader. His PRO
paganda extended not only 70 England
but q $4,000 annual fund was estab-
lished in Australia and there are funds
Of similar character In most OF the
countries Of continental Europe. Fela
purchased . tract Of 1900 acres Of
Hollesley Bay. England. for the forma-
ton OF q labor colony for the unem'
ployed. which has since been taken
over By the government He liked to
kV0W0 OOAOAAAV0s k1V 0Oo0A4e WV 49, -
at Naylands. Essex. England. which
was put under cultivation BY small
holders. and hs bought land for the
single tax colony at Arden. Del. He
was ono Of the chief supporters Of
the vacant land cultivation activities
ct Philadelphia and also supporter Of
the single tax colony ct Fair Hope.
Mobile. Ala He was . member OF the
united commission for the taxation Of
Land values IN London. He contrib
uted dollar for dollar to the s0-calied
Falls fund, matching every dollar that
anybody was willing to contribute "a
spread the single TAI idea He was z
contributor and large supporter OF
Louie Posts The Pubic" and Q great
friend q the present assistant sscrs
tazy e labor.
The Canadian province Of British
CUlambla = ohowtAe he way 70 III
other governments IN the matter Of do
Ing things for the common people. On
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
Editorials by the People

Co0munlcations must bear name
and address Of writer. must not
eoutain pos0eeA1 abuse an muee
net 8 ever So0 words In 1onGth
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

Ju6no LA0y UuGwDoted - . wh1elU
surO Tor : drunkaTd who appeared n
HI eourl that 10 carry . book Win
hin ana ovesy time no tahso : drink.
put e dovn. The judge anticipates.
" Deduct that tAis vim canee The
man - hsap tnzAing over : ~ ~
Hevsvss, doesn't the sxsrass man
vAe 49, : dr'ak. ~ = sevss
Alonnp Hart u under arrest.
charged With Jumping board buL
T1oy n.y. have . caso against Hars
n law. ut not according y phSsas'
81.
Wrong again. PhylliA Orr n that
ktnA q 8 crusade = not ths past tsnss
4 scientist n Bertha says thssU aEe
AS WayD g change quarter ot . ool.
lar. One q then. probably. y - ma
. man NO has y.
q Lsuis has abolished IL rsd ught
liotrSot. Nov for tts row between ne
police commlDoionoe and the psooeeut'
inS stsonU.
We srspese that . butcher b taken
along on the next Nee raid, Or some
body who knows the tsndsrIoin.
The chance Of two finger prints ~
Ing alike = said 20 b not one - ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

OF the country a.
rected q that sec
ton OF the immi'
gration bill whici
would destroy @t
rights OF politica
asylum In the Unit.
ed States. "A clause
framed 70 apply TO
militant su6rAgists
IKE Mrs.. Pank-
hurst has been
drafted % - TO In
clude any political
refugee or any per
SON who agttates
for the destruction
OF property In his
own country. rms,
OF course, wouid
apply to any pou'
cal refugee.
A petition pre-
sented by Senator
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
73 a 1YIEATER WHOSE ADS
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SzSN ,.. x. =. ,,,. -. $4,000 -. ..r;,~ 4.
NV ssSasl the hazdbeoks walked tha epsEa$ b yoiee
80 Asir 1nese priah ana v,xasl III Tat handbeoh
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- rid TIE viss &sfzissa lsadsa - wsn1 nnass
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The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
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Yorne,tovn I'm
oda setting tAs fu sasc = thu eaaa saasass sa'as's
Agaor ,loyer porssd OF eoeOsr
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

LaWyoe-Tho oroo0oxADAnon1o0 q
not seem to worry yOg. Have ~
had any previous ogpog1onooe
CliGat-o1x 0G1l6Doa y
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
Laughs


ovorduo NcN.
How = D. yes ananaianyP
IAN q sea- Co.
"UAf~
he says hiss going - nv -
everything when HI dip senGo ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

We srgpeoe that . butcher b taken
along on the next Wee raid, o. some
body who knows the tsnderbolu.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

The chance Of two finger prints %
ing alike = said 70 b not one n ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

Ag1f1tOf X0y0f q yOport9d %
serlko. Agitatoe noyGg would pSoo'
ahly = boEtse - can q AGafaaos
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

-eeeialism has torn down the star:
30 trampisd upon the DAG that We
worship today. Socialism knows no
God no government. no authority.
There Il . duty dsvsiopinG upon w 20
General ysllowa
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