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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

NIouht Sccoraha %e'olil'AH
amcrifnncre iaapcliom Norlic' Nof
ser / @ebct al Sommcren o'i'fe
prret uotolt 2nite om. at lanr S''
tbcr Goucac &ano forlnncr Dlllll
bcrtil ira lin Nor8c2tlr, loni II"
ierit til iioit bar pnret CT 'dl'ot 1fl'
mnitoa ior g|eltogcrnc, iao bor DER
oipcs Irnicaior 5pcrail % Dall9
Gutter Ell Mobtnaclie, 'onl ltoar |
IorholO til Den hcl0i9c Sollrilc "a
or @nen prroia pe0 Ell Zig HllIeo'
nina. Icnne lautc oil III pIl reo'
mliicrc,. ioet iorbcrcoenoc Strlot or
toact iii ~Niboloclien al Ell |olicf
for WanOeu pco 0cua @lenltonnt III
Teeprah. Get laI0t noillrllh d!
Nucn5 atorifc, ionleoca ionh lteet, to9
&uitiotipet til Aibolbellcn at oenlle
Gcit. men Der nil iclulagi BIZ @n'
IcSnino ior olc til at nGre moo o8
man har peo oct iOrcIebI9e Nrrdn'
0cmcllt haut ior Gic. at belle Spell'
uSen Ncniun til N%ationolltct, cr III
tcrcsieret / at huorc &anncn, holH
Ncieo llor0c "a GptrToci eIler"
bar uurct ct ion tort Niln1cr FOR
Tccnrnh
,yor cit ll9r2 (io iiocn bIep DER
peo ct Msoc al onfrin9 tpoe llic'
rcaicreAc til Sogcn@ Nrenlnle pal6f
cr Grcfutiptomitc bcliaaenoe AZ ''l-
ocnoc Scrrcr: Toit. j. =. Sorrlloll,
Mopot ". i. @atcr, Aleonldll0
Spbn 6. Scron, Aopotdt 5 VI. Vel
ion GA Hcoottor &ob9. Y. @nt.
Tcuuc aonitc hlpoc Weoc | NtdIi'
Doos "a palget Mchaftor @llt I'll
T1ornlono "a Aopotot Mellon I'll Sc'
frctrr. 2eSuoen uaI8tea ielAeIloc
Subfomitccr: 3or &epGrtnIlt0en,
4. 6. Ncrom, Carl Nagell % eAr.
Nranht, iii Gcforntion al GollcNet@
@uoninQcr % Gnmpu@, arllIiai
Grcitaaro, 2r. &. NoeA Nblllp
Nerom % @roic9ior Slbler; lln0er.
holbninasfomitc, Gr. :. Noc, :. <.
Nanrrc, Omar &oicphicn % y.
6. N6am9; aomiie lor Vllletter,
gpcrtcrin0 o.1.u, =. z. Cole, :. 81.
Mopocn. st. u @ief. 4. =. BERG %
gilbert @luiinion. On ltprre Nfo0td
Qclicstonitr. mt0 0iopor &otcr /
Spi0icR. blep IiQclebca polNt, ~
benne nil bl. a. oqiaa paaic, at
@nqnin0crnc / @peu8 Noueo9aocr
Fir po2icnoc oeforcrct Ior Nnleo.
ninocu. Iii Goaimtaitcr Tor Gan
fettcn ualNtea Noitor (ori'on. 6or'
u0cu Gale al hnm ol Al Nrran8c.
ment2toniitce1@ Iormau0 nil Nfouo-
rcu pcc @ncu2 @elrc hil'e 2torNc@.
t1rCrlle pcit0rllllcll mirage, QQorQad
Nopofot NeIion pil hoIoc Ell Gale.
Scr fife at ifrrnmlc &onoeu@ M}eo.
Icumcr. iom pco biaic (i0er i.tfcrt
bar idcct uof al loier, oplnic2, at
ionttiI0c (olcr cr blct itrcnlt pon
laRt at iottc Tia pNcriic aortbc0.
Mau pcN cnonu life mco obioIut
%i@heo Intoen. "a @auncn uil rctlr.
mere til Qctorah. men Set blir ana.
GcIiQ cen l90e cQcr 200c Auluit.
Gngcu eitcr ocyl4 9ntomit Mir Ser
ON GftcrmiNooQcu Ell itor MoHccrt
paa Gollegeta Campus "a oct tr "a
N}cuiuger, at &antctteu ital iiuNc
Stco i HuNitorict iar3mc A'tcu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

bibitionsipergsmooIet OF feie Ell
TOR" Vlonfe til fin Tlatiorm, men
bette ifeeoe bog life. aonpentioncn
nsiebe Jig n1co at paapcge, at DC al oct
republitonife Earti / Soma pebtagne
2ope til aontrol al Nusoriffetrafi.
fen bapoe baut De bebitc Sslger scr.
peo, at Iruffenifub bar unoertrpft
og Snnien for afbolo frcnnmet,
b%porfor Fartiet lrembeles pil gipc
bisie 2ope fin Stettc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
cnjfcs.-9en bebIte Sfrebbers

- N9ent | bper IN, eler 'orl r%et'eroe, nj
at taee ben e~rfiulipe SalSsret for pore alGz
oeSparsr, Der ines til bper enfelt Eer'on efter
Wtaol. 81 piler 500 Vreper al SGNonens
melt ~populGre o9 bebite Seier, pper 80 tore
tilerte Mooetesninser pg leperer iuloitGnz
bige llbitpr, bpiltet aft lenbes portobetalt.
6pis on M reprGleuterer SfrGooeriorret=
ninger, fan BIZ iorboble elier treboble bin
Npltioretnins nteb port tore llouals al Fres
per - be er iaa iorlfieui9e ira ale andre
iGlseS lGttere os 9iper big ell beore Tors
%tienelte. SortGl os bpor ltor ,Sorretnins ou
bar siprt en- S9ion os bpilfeu Sorm on
i%oretretter Irsperne. %0eltparerne er mn
%fGrbise. S,nsen Sib at tabe bpiS on i oelt
nil tjsne tore pen9e. Silltrlp Self H II,
9od yor 4S3, Sbica9o, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
2iIjcbtaocMce
,bcIbrcocmoc Strait.

: oolnle Gaze blep 2iliebloocnc
onicet ipr at rare ct iortrinliat SG-
9cmibocl, iiTr bpor oct oreieoe Jig
ON 0ranolaar. -
: ct inf aarhcite: "2omnebog
ior 1902 for 0nturpcnucr oa Sape-
pcnllcr", ices Ell GnItpr Gbrilt /
aronbcrs at benlehe Spncrfiombe'
be1 pao Den opcrorbcntli9c STee-
frat i sc grenllc, iaitige @laoe, iom
porer Iiae peO Mnrfen no al De
bpioe Oilers 9eg. elsie Slaoe,
ion Delft ber IGgecs iriife paa
oct lfaoebe Steb, fol irrlis bape
Ell nomerfet @irfnine "peo @rano-
ioar, enten bisie ifriper zig fra 80
cller fogeltbe Geoifer, peb aolo.
brand, pes 6lpbninger, ipge, 'pi-
ocnoc Zinc, Spuller, Ncglebploer,
ioore @en, i~notraaote Sliier, Sorne
o.i.p."
TaItorel1 nppi,cr blanbt anbet fef-
gcnoe Grcmpel pun Siljeblaoenes
Delbreoenoe &rnft.
Gn Gag bIep ieg folot til en-
9piloe, iom pnifeoe at ioa Naoper'
ben. &enoes enc gen ifuloe nerllig
ampllteres Sen noite Tog, 90 Der
bar gooct aplbbrano / oct. Sor to
Ior iioen bobbe bum troobt en- 8los-
betc inb / Sober, iom MI polotc
henoc Sc iorirroeligite Smerter, og
9orlen trpebe life at bum lfulbe
opcrlepc Sen 6eiIllttebe Sperntion.
&~olobrnnben bar umiSfienoclig;
belle Sober bnpoc Ell Iortbrlrn Sarpe
% bar bGffet meb @lcnlnler. Men
jeg iagoe til mig ielp, at Ser bltroe
fpripges aft mulig, fsr nlart gif til
Sperotion. Seq fog al Flaitrene og
pifleoc iioen Spbcn ino / grenne
9ilieblaOe. Gn @olptime efter az
fog Sen rGritc &erf, % Tatienten
foIbt / bpb Sprr, noaet BIN paa
@ru1o al Be itcrfe Smerter fife
bapoe oiprt pon mango s(or. Siolig
llpite Worgen fem airiirgen for at
poabegrnbe Sperationen. Men bpor
~forballlct blep ban life, bu ban
iiteoenior en- ianlrenOe apilbe ianot
Tatienicn rolig iopelloe og ilteoen-
for en- ipg SOB fanot Ell friif. ellie
blaoene bapbe bart Ell piounoerIia
girfning pg @lasbeten laa itbperfet
peo Chen al Sen iulot belbreoebe
SOB.
Sgiaa andre, hpis Orb itoar til
Sroenoe, bar meobelt Grempler paa
Sen ijclone bclbrcoenbe Gpne, ionl
finoes bos 2iliertes arplule Blade.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
9. 2. @ilttebs. Tres.
SDnnepa Scsien0abl, SER.

Students of Valdez College. Deco
rah, Iowa. make a grand success.
They are thoroughly trained and then
assisted to good positions. No other
college can make a better showing.
The catalog tells all about it. Send
for it. 1t may help you to decide
what to do and where to attend. Fall
term Aug. ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Minnie %ca. Ell cn0clif Sombe. Sui-
'raRcttc al %eItcn. ircmitinchcs /
Sir2bnl@ / Folitirctter / 2ouoon,
ontIoltt ior Sorieg poa at iprruge
&oh0mc2tirlen / g4citminitcr /
%lliteu mco Ell @ombc. Get clci,c.
ION Trlrer mig" iag0c bun,
"cr, at Sfdrpetiulcn life Nif az,
Get por @onlben mul mcrte nleo
BET. Gor oct par min opriQti0c
MeniUg II iprUllge airfen / Niaer. "
'ortiatic bun. Gcrpan loaoe bun li1,
lna lang bun par. nco paa AnfIn9e.
brnfen "a bdh Nolitimatroncn ON
at pTttc henoc. uoar Sommeren bar
'UroiA mcb IT Trot. Snmmcren
ircttciattc henoe for benoeS llior.
%ifammcthe0, mteu Set hialp life liort.
"Gu iporcr fouiant, @obnat," ipd.
rcNc Miis @el % gan Jig til al
%lnortc, ina oct Nurcoe / @pggcnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Eper 100 Solontcr, ion beltol

sc tpifc 6eItmaHeprcr peo 0ran:.
illrt, r~anlrueoes j Sir5on9s AZ Gel.
tiff. oa TO os0e. Get bar Somme-
rcna beocitc Gag, men Gberit pon
Icrter, tioIigere b%erpgtct ipr lin
YrutnIitet, fog. iutet @cnipn b,rtll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Caian ct %GnbilTnn,.

nerfloitrct ct. Sigisbcrt / aantcn
@riion9 / Sdmeii3, ieireoe Der! 1906
Sui 1900 Iarsoogcn Tor i'm Stil.
telic. Get ifol ppre bat rlo'tc $40.
tier / @erocn nteo llnOtagel'e al ct
/ Nom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
SgtsfGlo.

Sans Ro0n!icn oeoc / lit Stem
poa Gait Matcr Strcct her / @ocl
res N}ioSaa.tiScr ioal Gorsool.
Co0soarialcu gar Njcrtciejl. San
boore uGrct oIporli1 ina / ca. ;
llQcr.
Sans 8. Rogu.icu ear lost i
crons %rcitelirlo ma Nocelon0
sem lite Scptcm1cr 1871 "a piloe
iaoIcoc5 blct ~ 2(0r aommcl mt /
September San tom til Amcrifn /
20.aoraoIOcrcn % bIcp Git mes
@uoblor Gornei, Sen loc Mmi
1874. &c 6oepe poo i'm Sorm /
Irantpiue Somnihip iuotil ior t1z
lnr iiben. "a be ilntic0c til 2ccoroh
Gfosoe eiterlaOer iig iulcn Barn
men 10 @rehrc 9liIs Holulicn / @.
eorab 5omui6ig. "a 9norcoS Ecan.
lien i Nobiiou z. 3, lllelc0es >
Seltre, Mrs. Anoers @rono6oocn
Geccrdb Sopni5ip, % Mrs. 9jcrfe.
neis, @nnpicf @ini. u 9reorc 0,
en- Seiter er Seo ioruS.
9egrnoelien ioreaaor MonSot
eitm. al. 100 ira Ssrae6uict %
ST > / Den 6or. strife, booriro 9i1c
brinses no til Aororc &ai6inat,l
Trairie a~irtegaarO ior al ioroirIte$
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
9lttcr nh SpiScrcfuro.

1luucr 0clridS itcg / 5ir&baga peo
9cipjio 800 Mctcr tilpcirS nico lin
Soorffcr (gipIane). Oct er 2i,606
500 c0cr nuitcn l34 engelIfc Mil.
otto 2imnefogcls Heforo i SSoban.
nisthol poo 21,G5i 500 blep oltiaa
bare lem Gage gnmmcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
On prloio Wimroo or Sen IN

WI UNTUIN NVIHFVu u UV1E IVTFV
aciicr. Gn iIittiG Spltcr bar lat
ia til at rcgne no, at aei'cren olt
iolt bar ncolagt 73,30S Stpffcr
Tilot, oeroi opcr $1,000 Sarer, A..
600 Iaiancr, 5000 Maaopr % 1i0
9irDe. Gette er 10 nofloa bra pro-.
i.cret al eli ManO, iont maa boloe
Rillen nleo beirc &aanO alene. aeile-
rem or ncmli9 fife iorlig / p%erltrc.
: Mo0iUtnlitg til aciieren er aron-
prinicn ficuOt iom ell poerit llet
Sfnttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Mcrteliat Silfrloc.

holm ielearoicrcS Sen t2tc SuIi: Gn
300arig Suenife, iom bar pUrct
b!luO belle lit Sip inotil ior aanif,
upIiQ, "a ban meo Melo blcp opere
ret Al Gr. Aaterbom / Salun, lor
aiort oen Spoagelie, at &erScn OF
all iom i Den iinoeH, or eauifc amber.
lcoca. cuo ban hap6e ioreitiact iia
oct. Ia han isrit begpnote at ic
meS Oct enc gle, bar Oct umuligt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Narnt tilial0s.-16O Icres /

y Wooobne GoMntp, M'inn., 43 Nil ND
for ct. Saul, bebite Sorobunb % alt mroer
Gprtnins, alt iuosieroet o9 trpos9ierbet;
oopt NaaniusSbus meo hi SGreller, Giltern,
aloaf, COB aleIoer unber 6uiet, Soo Srenh
% @Sin6meDe; gaieuent Sarn n,eo TlaoS
Tor as areaturer, il i,eite % 20 Cons so,
Silo 16x34, sopt @ranerp. Gorn Crib, Spns
iebuS. griiebus. Maifinifirr o9 Seoifnr,
ollie gpsninesr er bolbt i COB Stono. 50
Mil ira @p meo Sormers 6reanerp, Oiterp,
Glepator % Normers Seleion sobe Mtors
feoer. az Wtil til norif sirte os IL
Mil til Sfole. Der er sGblebape % paffer
euno 9ennetrpr rnnot S0uiet. Norit Settle=
ment. Eriien $3.50 pr. Were ON taset mart.
Ger finbes life bebre Sarn til Eriien. 9Sm.
Swanlon, Seunilon, Dtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Act cchtrale Weimmejota

- Otter Sail os tiiissenoe Nonntper /
eeltet ior Nais, alsuer og Aliolla. st
liorartet Strss for Merleripriit. vi bar Ell
lana yilte oper soot ppoprteoe % bebpsseoe
Sorme, % l~riierue er enoml laue, Setingels
ierue lette. Nh er bet Siosu at tIsbe. BE
100 os sler lfrip for uGrniere Splpsuins,
Scandal Land & Investment Co.,
Inkorporeret, Kapital $50, OOO,O 90.
Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
era uoldnoet.

Vpcn Wcrat i gItonicn bIcp /
Sirsooos irotasct al DC mubamc-
bonifc 5~niurgcnter, icIcgrafercs ira
Iuro3}o. 6er bar o. ta8et Sc
rii5o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
g to Meiierc

e to aeiierc - % Nlliercoe ntpaa
r. 0en tuife q Sen oitcrri0ifc, ifaI
life pare uioerc @nobuHicr Tor Ii
SEN. Aciicr @ilbclm blcp iornrgct
oprr at set murbcoc citerrialfc Nnr-
itcpar3 ire Born life iii Sou til at
ppcrpWre 0erca EoruIorca 9cQroucl.
ie, "a / 0enuc Stcmnill1 'frep ban
rt Nrcu iii lin Nabo moo Suoeit -
Ct Nrtu mco en- hcl Gel &rilot /.
Ncroucr blcp bcn aanle Seller me-
get iornUrntct. "a &eiicr @ilbeIm
iii here octtc, o. 81 ban oaIua boo.
&c iooct Sio til at |iunlnc liz, sn.
ifcHe ban at giarc 0ct 1oot i1icn "a
ioreilog at aiIT1Qc Gran5 Solci ct
Nciel pan Nd)l, nten Ben Aonlle
Neiicr iuorcbc lcriil fort % tort, at
han lite ruitcbe at mootole @ciel
ior (j0cu. Slig iortUlle@ Ser /
Mieit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
st gumbcfuinoiolf al

Man0aNa en- Wombe / oct biitorilf
beronltc Roi4(pn aopel, inn Dtil ma
GoinbuI, Sfotlan0, mcn lclOi9piS
Qjoroc ocn rin9e Sfn0e. @opcllct
blcu QrunoIo9t / 14i6 al @iaiam
ct. Gloir, ocn trcoie $orl al Drift
pernc % 2orn al &oialpm % ifoI
prrc set prrotiaitc Stpffe qotiif
9lrfitcftlr / bclc Sfotlon0. 5 @uUl-
pi1Qcruc uuocr aopcllet liqAcr ale
oe Qam(c @oroncr al NoiHlpn bliat
/ ilil0 Hi00cr- Mltltnln8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
st ll6urc. Gll @or0c ueD Nupr

st llbNrc. Gn Nonoc pe0 Napn
Sinonc Einuctiu fom / MonoagS
in0 ~Son0abDen San Wiouanhi
Nianco / NoroitaIien bcppbnct n1eo
et @cppr oG onrcttcDe ct puIoigt
@lo0bno, ier bon holot %. Sort
ific0 han @nen& 2pgc. Or. Mordli,
ioo trUnQtc ban ino til @oroaGpen5
Frrit, Goocr FoIeni, Ser iao pco
Siocn al i'm StcomoNcrS SuQeienG,
~ ifiro hnnl. 0crcfter itioO han
Nuitripcren % bans Gattcr, iaa TO
MianO, ion fom palorcnoc eitel
%%au0cpeien % cnOelig en- Man0,
ioll arbeiOcbc noe pna en- Niger.
Salt brrbtc ban 'uu Menneifer. "a
octtc par giort, lIp8tcNe hun til.
ijcI0a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

2auo | Wortb 1afsta. Tireftc til 2isbcrcn.
l~lbiaterne for Ell gob NpIiua 9tDrtb 3afoto bar
alnrig o9ret beore cub m. Saropriferre er mart neot
til at ltiee. 5or at crboloe Settlere laueS ppr 1900
Viii ianqe Sinie her bur hi %erpneroet Gontrpi pper
fere 2niinb Aeres nbpalst eanb. ieroigt fpr 8lpgen.
% ol i0lge bet for bpao bet foiter. Yriierue pil alhrig
lajeu blioe ino laoe. Ser or etobleret @ee, Sfoler.
Gtrfer % Sernbnner. aReaet lane Srfnriipns SiIets
priier hoer Moubaa % 5irSboa. som ieip % ie Can.
bet. eler ifrip tfter fuIhlt9nbioe Gplnsuinssr. J. S.
Murphy. lmgr. Agent. 500 Line Ry, Minneapolis. MiRn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

If you are interested in a bushes.
shorthand. common school or teach
er's course II will pay you Ia SEND
for the catalog Of Valdez College,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Gn pclfummcn 8aue / Subilrums.
aarct til SlIat og Senner / Norge
piI "Gecurab-Y uiten % Seo Irnen"
cure. aun $3.50 pr. Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Seno imgen Yenqe, a 's@ bin IN

be big et Bar fortriniist e0isbriler men fore e,r'er
o. a~nIhfplots Stiina for ii 1ases fri yrene. Spis eu
er fprnsisi unso BEN. isnh os 81. 20. eaers ierher bu benz
Inn tilbaae. 2u oil fines bisis grin.y a, bare be
bteiis noesn''ret baet big poa esuns aRaabs.
DEBORAH OPTICAL CO.,
Dept. l.. DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
DUTIES uomerfet

@eIissenbeo mep iulofGnoigt Slasters
ilbltpr trliolss. Grin til State @ant OF
9tepis, Nep,s, Miun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-28
! Classtisd Adpertising
Miscellaneous.

TURKISH BATHS-Formerly of the
Raymondo Bldg, now in the
Egyptian SaYitarium, Pine ST.,
opposite depot, north. 215S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eight shares stock of
Security Abstract and Title Com
pany of Barlow, Fla. W. Fiske
Johnson, owner. lS4S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-28

Fancy home made candies-sea-
foam, carcmel, taffiies, divinity
and plain fudge, peanut and cocoa
nut brittle. Special attention to
orders for church suppers. Phone
242 Red. 2069
The day book., 1914-07-29
ONE MANS OPINIONS
BY-N. D. COCHRAN.

WorkIngmen and War!-War Is
game of kings, cZars and other mas
ters of men. Often is it played for the
benefit of Big Business. The men who
provoke war, prepare for war and
levy taxes on the people to pay for
war don't do the killing and getting
killed. That is done by the young
men who come from the loins OF
WorkiQgmen on farms and in cities.
From childhood these boys are
taught to worship a flag, to work
themselves into a frenzy about 1t, and
to follow it with guns wherever their
master sends it.
In some countries preparation for
war is made by teaching men in their
religion that it is a glorious thing to
die for ones country Writers write
slush and bunk about patriotism that
makes boys want to go to war and
fight for their country and their flag
like the sloppy ga Man Without
Country" for example.
Seldom, however, to the men of
any country who do the fighting the
common soldiers rs-know what it's all
about. They have no grievance
against the common soldiers of the
other country. They merely obey or
ders-and kill their brothers.
The Austrian farmer doesn't hate
the Servian farmer. The Servian
workingman doesn't hate the Aus
trian workingman. Each may have
been taught to hate the GOVERN
MENT of the other He may imagine
he hates the people of the other gov
ernment But he doesn't know why.
The people are not the government.
And. he has no reason for hating the
people of another government.
If Austria and Servia fight, then
Russia will fight with Servia, and
England and France will have to fight
with Russia On the other hand, Ger
many will have to back Austria, and
Italy will be drawn in on that side
of tho coron hooonCo Of boTs Ctho1Ono
The day book., 1914-07-29

hate the common German, Italian e
Austrian people Neither do the COM
man people of France and Russia.
Nor do the common people of Austria
hate the common people Of England,
France and Russia.
Each set of common people, how
ever, has certain flag waved before
their eyes and when the king says
forward why forward they go, right
up to the cannon's mouth if need be.
At one time kings we're powerful
enough to declare and wage war
whenever the whim moved them.
Later on they had to get the consent
of the money lenders; for without a
war-chest they couldn't fight. The
next step in evolution will make war
dependent upon the common people
the ones who do the killing and get
ting killed. .-,
l think the time will come when
labor unions will be universal, and the
workers of every industry will have
common purpose and worldwide
organization. There will be an alli-'
ance of the workers on farms through
farmers oranges, and the workers in
industry through labor unions.
Then will come a time when the
toilers, the worlds workers, will de-.
termine whether or not they will kill
and be killed.
Suppose all the coal miners of
Europe were to go on strike against
war, and refuse to mine coal to move
trains and battleships. Suppose the
railroad workers of all Europe should
quit their job and refuse to move
trains for war purposes.
Suppose the soldiers themselves
should lay down their guns and refuse
to kill their brothers or be killed by
them. Where would your old war be
then?
What would the kings, czars, en-
perors, presidents, generals, admirals
and other masters do then?
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lanaWha Coal Miners Declare For Nation Wide Strike
BRANSTETTER MEETINGS

Otto +. Branstetter clever Social
ist orator, delivered three successful
addresses on Sunday and Monday Of
this week. Sunday afternoon Com
radc Branstetter spoke to the work
ers of West Huntington in the lola
Theatre In the evening at p. M, he
spoke to a good crowd in the Grand
Theatre on Third avenue. On Mon
day an open air meeting was held in
Guyandotte at which time arrange
ments were made to perfect Guyan-
dotte Socialist organization.
Labor Star subscription cards to
the number Of nearly one hundred,
were sold during these meetings.
Huntington to have three or four
speakers a month from June until
election day. These meetings are to
be for the joint purpose of propo-
ganda and secure new readers for
the Labor Star.
For the month of April new sub
scriptions at the rate of fifty week
were put on.
The labor movement Of Hunting
ton proposes to have 5000 readers Of
the Labor Star by January l, 1915.
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Holm y. ROCKEFELLER, JR.

AS a type of the church going Sunday School eachm
aptas John D. Rockefeller, Jr presents startling lustr
what moral abortion which the modern alliance betWee
Christianity and Big Business produce This the richest maj
orospecey world who the demand of the mne
or Justice with voes of cold lead and in his leisure moment
lars to profess to teach in the of Jesus the ancient rad
who was cruced by the rich and heard gladly by the poor Ih
every trait that Jesus hated and denounced He oV
Lay house to house and field to field until there no room
puts burdens on the backs of others and does not much as III
finger them himself He wthhods the wages of the Hem
Dubbs In short he is the perfect incarnation OF every ua
attribute that every social saviour has as being ata
onsc human rights and social justice The fact that eg1o
can embrace such onstrosy and expect the enthusiastic
port the working class only be explained by the fact tina
here few really independent thinkers in the country Pure
undefed religion may Of JOY to millions but when
gaze upon the expoters who the ases and pe"s
the church there just for the suspicion that church pero
pves have again prosuted person aggrandzemen
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s ssE
LET GEORGE DO IT"

The noble Colonel of the West Nir-
.inia tin horns has side-stcppcd the
Mexican war Col. G.. ". Wallace.
who is a va!ient warrior in time OF
peace and u bowler OF patriotism IN
time Of war. has very urgent business
NJ home when there is 4 possibility
of his brave boys in yellow going to
the front. \ friend recently inquired
Of the colonel? ii he intends going
to Mexico with his recruits IN the
West Virginia militia No, drawIed
george" YOU see my practice must be
taken care OF. have two little girls
must consider. and besides. they
don't pay enough.
Here is PATRIOTISM for YOU, george
is brave enough when he can collect
easy money from the state for mill
tary claptracp that offers no risk to
his precious nide or still more prcci-
Gus income: but when the real thing
looms ND in Mexico. he like Shy!ock,
is worried and cries. My daughter,
my ducats. MY daughter. oh. ny du-
cats.
The daughters Of the Henry Dubs
in his militia can suffer and see their
fathers murdered, but none Of this for
the daughters Of this bold, bad man
of West Virginia. This should be "a
concrete lesson for the working duAs
who will be forced to go to the front,
while their commander in times &pf
piece is securely sheltered behind the
peticoats of his daughter.
They don't pay enough
They don't pay enough" perhaps
war time salaries do not look good to
Il man who has been on the inside of
ginia, but it is refreshing toshear
the public money game in West Vir:
ginia, but is a question to hear
one of the patriotic howlers admit
that their patriotism does not cause
them to lose their financial cunning.
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FINAL MOVE TO END LABOR
WAR.

Washington, D. c., April 80 FL
nal effort to mediate the Colorado
strike was made today by secretary
of labor Wilson. At the direction Of
the president, he summoned William
Farley, of Alabama, official of the
mineworkers' union, and H. Davies,
President Of the Kentucky coal oper
ators' association, to act as arbitrat-
ors. A plan of appointment of third
mediator was to be considered this
afternoon.
Secretary Wilson hopes to leave for
Colorado with the proposals.
While Representative Foster was
consulting with his colleagues on the
mines committee on tn question of
returning to Colorado to reopen the
congressional investigation Of the
strike, Wilson declared he had not
given up hope of settlement.