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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-05
Real Estate Transfers

B. S. Snider to M. S. Snider.
40 acres, Leading Creek, $500.
Walter Propst to James w.
Propst, SO So. rds.. Little Kan
awha, $3.50.
Emma j. Collins to Cora Snid-
er, 26 1-2 acres. lower Leading
Creek, 81 etc.
Jacob Huffman to Clay Nc
Donald, lot in Grantsville, 81. 200.
5. ?. Down to ]. w. Meadows,
Ia acre, Cabin Ridge, $40.
G. M. Park to w. A. Mahaney.
8 acres, Bells Run, $3.50.
Samuel Sturm to Carr Shafer.
80 acres, Pine Creek, $500.
A. G. Mathews, special comr.
to j. w. Lancaster, 33 Sd acres.
West Fork, and LIZ interest in
three tracts, partition deed.
Casper Erlewine to c. D. Trip
petit, 10 interest in 100 acres,
Sherman district, $3.50.
F. S. Wilson to A. B. Gamer.
81 acres, SIanter Cabin Run.
1000.
W. E. Tucker ct al to Tracy
Kenney ct al, 1-2 interest in n
acres, Rock Camp Bend, $3.50.
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An Aged Citizen Passes Away

Joseph Allen, a highly re-
spected and aged citizen of Dan
iels Run, died at his home Sat-
urday. His death was due to
chronic liver and kidney trouble
and while not entirely unexpect-
ed came as a grievous shock to
his family and friends.
Mr.. Allen was about 70 years
of age and had been a resident
Of this county for more than
thirty -ears. He was a most
excellent, lawabiding citizen and
his many sterling char acteristics
displayed in his daily life made
him many friends in the COM
munity in which he lived. He
is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Guy Bailey, of Claria, and
three sons as follows: Fnoch
Allen, who lives in Roane coun-
ty; Fielden, who resides at home;
Wesley, who is a guard in the
state penitentiary at Mounds
vile; and Colonel, of Writ coun-
ty. Funeral services were held
and interment made in the Dan
iels Run cemetery Sunday after
noon. A more extended account
of Mr.. Aliens life and works
will appear in future issue of
the Chronicle.
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Boat Officially Guilty

Chicago, July 28.-The Cor
oner's jury tonight returned a
verdict placing the blame for the
lose Of hundreds of lives by the
capsjzing Of the steamer East
land in the Chicago river Satur-
day on six men:
William H. Hull, general man
aRer of the Chicago st. Joseph
Steamship Co., owners of the
Eastland; Captain Harry Peder-
son, of the Eastland;J. NJ. Eriek-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-05
Hatfield PardOnS Bride Takers

Charleston, July 20. Governor
Hatfield granted conditional par
dons late today to five former
members of the legislature who
were convicted in August, 1913,
OF having accepted brides to vote
for William Seymour Edwards
for United States senator. The
men were sentenced to terms of
from five to six years imprison-
ment and have served two years.
The governor issued a statement
in which he said that the ends of
justice had been met he thought
with the sentences thus far serv-
ed. The men thus pardoned are:
DR.. S. A. Smith, Roane county.
S. U. G. Rhodes, Mingo coun-
DR.. H. F. Asbury, Putnam
county.
Rath Duff, Jackson county.
David Hill, Mason county.
Governor Hatfield issued the
following statement:
The two years of confinement
that has been undergone by the
legislature members who were
convicted of accepting brides for
their votes in the legislative COLI
test for United States senator in
1913 has brought each one to a
sense of realization of the crime
committed against society and
the welfare of the state. The
deep humiliation and sense of
shame which has come to each
one has been more than any ply
steal punishment could be and l
believe that further confinement
will not add to that punishment
but will only work a greater
hardship upon the innocent ones
who are dependent upon those
who have paid a heavy penalty
for their crime.
Those who took part in the
prosecution, Mr.. T. C. Town
send, prosecuting attorney of
Kanawha county, Ex-Congress-
man S. B. Avis, Hon. E. l..
Morton. together with Judge
VIM. S. O'Brien, who presided
in the trial at Webster Springs,
and all the others actively identi-
fled with the case have recon-
mended to me that the men be
released on conditional pardons:
thousands of persons in practic-
ally every county of the state
have signed petitions which have
been presented to me urging ex-
ecutive clemency.
Il have come to the conclusion
that the ends of justice have
been met and that further con-
finement will only deprive those
unfortunate men of the oppor.
tunity to live down and forget
their error and become useful
citizens in the future. "
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To Improve Stau nton Pike

Secretary H. H. Archer of
the Board of Commerce, has ta-
ken up the movement for the
restoration of the old Stanton
Pike and the linking up of the
highway with the old Lincoln
trail at Columbus, by means of
the proposed market road from
Athens to Marietta, by way of
Belpre, in a vigorous fashion
that promises results. He is
writing letters to prominent men
in Writ, Calhoun, Gilmer, Up
shur, Lewis, Harrison; Randolph,
Pendleton, and Pocahontas coun-
ties, in West Virginia, and at
Staunton, Harrisburg, and Mon
terey, Virgininia, setting before
them the situation and urging
them to lend their influence and
active efforts toward having the
old highway improved, and to
have that route for the Athens,
Marietta market road adopted
which passes tarough Belpre.
The route, by means of the
Belpre bridge now being erected
at this point, supplies the neces-
sary link in the stretch of high
way between Columbus, O., and
the Shenandoah Valley, in Vir-
ginia, as there is already good
road connecting Athens with the
Ohio capital, via Jacksonville.
Secretary Archer is handling
the matter as a statewide propo-
.sition. which is really what it
is"
The sbove from a recent isse
of the Parkersburg Sentinel
should prove of interest to citi-
zeus of Calhoun county, especial
ly those residing in the northern
part of the county. 1t will only
be a few years until the improve
ment of the Stanton Pike, by
permanent paving, is accomplish
ed and it will form an important
link in a chain of paved roads
that connects the East with the
West. The value of such high
way is self-evident and to live
within fifteen miles of such a
road would be a great thing.
From Smithville, the nearest
point on the Staunton Pike, to
Grantsville is Is miles, and the
distance could possibly be short
ened mile or two. 1t is about
ten miles to the Calhoun-Ritchie
county line at Tough. Would it
not be well for the residents of
Sherman and Center district,
through which the road would
pass, to commence at once to lay
plans for the improving of road
to connect with the Pike at
Smithville, or rather with an i'm
proved road up Leatherbrrk from
Smithville to Tough? 1t is not
any too soon for us to think of
this highly important matter and
when the time comes we will be
ready.
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M. 'feeiAWts
ne government OF Ontario a6sra
' S1o'OOO for the first discovery OF radi.
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Fiduciary Notice

The undersigned Commission
er of Accounts for Calhoun coun-
ty, West Virginia, has before
him for settlement the following
fiduciary account:
P. M. Woodford. administrat-
or Of the estate of ]. T. Blake,
deceased.
Given under my hand this 23rd
day of July, 1915.
S. T. WALDO,
Commissioner of Accounts
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Lou Ball, of Bull River.
was shopping here Monday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-05
LEE GAlxER, Cl rk
A copy teste:
LEE GAtSER, Clerk.

Notice is also given that at the same
time and place mentioned in the foregoing
advertisement, the undersigned will under
ms general authority conferred by the will
Of the said W. II. Campo II, deceased. offer
lot sale an undived one-Gfth interest in the
OIL and gas within and underlying a parcel
Oh sixty eight acres, part Of tract Of one
hundred and niueiy two aud one. half acres
OF land, which by the decree herein REFER.
en- TO was Fliotted to the defendant, S. A.
Hays which said parcel Of sixty eigbt
acres IS bounded as follows: Beginning At
a black gum, corner to the ten acre parcel
described 10 the foregoing advertisement
thence With line Of same, N n +. o.
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Advertised Letter List

Grantsville, w. Va,
July 26, 1915.
Mrs. Susan Paterson.
Mr.. Abe Watkins, gunsmith.
F. S. HATHAWAY, P. M.
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70 - y X ' -,
administrators with the
will annexed of ". II.
Campbell, deceased.
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saten lit, iisen brei Ratseber. Gine,
Der Rotseber lit Mitelieo bes 6erren
hauies uno our Ielben 3eit elmer bel
9ebeimrdte i'm sesenipdrtisen Wlini
iterium. Sin ipeiterer Rot9ebsr II
! Der friibere Gbef bes Gefdnenisip
/ items, uno Der brittle lit Ser prGi
oes Reths Giienbabn Oeporte
ments. Sm eisentli4en 8oritanb, ei
ner aorperidoft bon spansis Mit
glieoern, iisen flint llniDeriitdtspro
fehoren, bret 5obritbeiiser, spei Ja
britleiter, elm gesierungs Snse
nieur i'm Sabotmonopol, orei Shul
prin5ipale, elm Setretdr oes Irmen
bauies, elm SefretGr bes Gbriitlider
Iereins junger Wdnner, elm Re6ts:
anpaIt, elm 2iterot, elm 9rof unb bel
omeite giirsermeiiter bon S3ota
Nidt Elm Nrbeiter iibt in oieIsm Sc:
neralpori itunb.
e5n Dem Programm Der Yu=Qi=&at
piro Die Soee pertrsten, bab bic oSn=
terenen bon &opital unb 2lrbeit ioen.
tii9 leien.
Qus bieiem @runbe lpuroen bic ia
Pantheon Observation-Disclosures" aud
iebr suportommenb pom iaponiIaen
Sonlul auf9enommsn unb in jeoer
Weiie unteritiist.
Sine riibrenbe Seelenpernanbiboft!
Sold boaun9eiebene griiber, tpie Die
iaponil4en Irbeiterorsaniiotionen Be-
ltsen, fann bic Sseosration Of 0abpr
bod tpobl ni6t ouftpeiien. 9lber lie
taben aud man6 bobe Siere unter
1i6. 3. 9. Der SetretGr oes Bum
oesoeportements fir glrbeit iotpobI
lpie Der SetretGr bes Staats Or
beitsbureaus bon Rep Oprt iinb
Union 9riiber, ebenfalIs mebrere
bobere geamte bes ginpanberun1s=
Bureaus; uuh iiben i'm 9onareB ser
Wer. Staoten 5polf Mdnner, Die iih
NIT ibrem uniontnopf briiitsn uno in
mdnhen 2egislaturen unb 0emeinbez
pertpaltunsen finbet man ebenfa1s
quite unionleute. Die natiirlih Gee=
ner Ser So5ialiiten iino. Wdren lie
ipobl ionft ertpabli tporben? Mber
einen leibhaftisen Staatsminifter. mis
| ihn DIT iapnnifhen Mrbeiter als ibren
Werfreter aufpeiien tonnen, tann Ole
q. s. of 6. bod nod nidt seiesn.
slber mas nidt lit, tann nod psr=
ben.
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rWas fir 9(uitralisn gut lit, tann
ou4 Imerita nihts fhaben."
So bodten lpabrfheinlid oie Oelez
gaten Der Glepelano Seoeration Of
2ubor, als iie in ibrer lebten Sibune
cine 2eiolution gu Gunlten Der GIN
fibrung bes fe6si itiinbisen Mrbei.sz
tases annabmen. 8orldufig loG fir
Ginfiihruns bes Sehs sItunoentoges
fir ale Union 9lrbeiter, Ole an Of
fentliden Mrbeiten Der Stabt, oes
Staates ober oes 8unbes belhdftigt
ilno, aeitiert tperDen, nit Ginbebalz
tuns Der beutigen 2Dbne. Gefpib cine
iebr perniinftise uno 5eitsemdbs Sor=
Derung, Die, penn auf uue Snoultriez
Irbeiter uusgeoebnt, piel oo3u beiz
trosen tpiirbe, bic 3abl Der Mrbeits=
lolen in guten unb idle4ten ,3eiten
beoeutenb gu reou5ieren.
IS gibt nod piele 9eute uno nidt
nur unter ben reiden Miibiggdn9ern,
lonoern aud unter benz genDbnlihen
Bolt, Die entidieOener 8egner bes
a6tItiinOisen pDer gar bes iehsftiin=
oi9en 9lrbeitsrtoss iino. sic slaubsn
unb leben nod in Ser vsuten alien
3eit". ipo bic 2obnorbeiter IA uno 16
Stunben tG9lid i6ufteten unb nit
ii6 uno Der Welt sufrieoen iporen.
9lbsr es eab auh ihon in Der altsn
3eit 2eute, Die perniinftie II. bumon ge=
iinnt paren unb fir benMdtitunbsntag
eintraten. Gomenius, Der por brett
punoert Sabren seboren ipuroe, bic
Oeuti i4en Wielano unb Sufelanb bie
Dor 100 Sabren lebten unb pirften,
maren enorme 8efiirporter bes Mht<
itunoentuges uno Der franaDiiihe
pbilofopb 9elpetius trat i'm Sabre
1892 iosor fir ben Siebenitunoentu9
ein. : Sn neuerer 3eit Duroe ben
Der hieoenen, fiibrenoen So5ialilten
nadsenielen, bab i'm beutisen Moz
ininen 3eitolter Der pieritiinoi9e
Mrbeitstog ppllItGnoig genii9en
piiroe, um olles 5u prpou5iersn, mas
fir Die 2ebensbeoiirfniie Der MenIhz
belt notlpenoi9 lit.
Die unoebeure Gntpidluna Der
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g e6 n6entag.

5ednit, Die forttpdbrenben 8erbeTez
rungen Der Maihinen, MAIDEN immer
mebr qualifi5terte e(rbeiter iiberfliiIz
fi9 unb bermebren Die Mrmeen Der
Irbeitsloien, bic Damn tets eine @ez
fabr iinb fir bieienieen, Die nod 9(rz
Belt baben. Die baburd entitebenoen
uebelitdnoe, unter tpel6sn oie 2obn=
orbeiter 10 fhper leiben, etfpos su
miloern, lit es nottpenbig immer piez
Der fir 8ertiirSung Der 9rbeitsaeit gu
asitieren. Wiele 6onoperter, bic
gouurbeiter, Shriftieses, 3igarrenz
nader uno 8rauer baben ben gl6tz
ftunoentas unter srobsn Spfern erz
rungen unb ibre 2Dbne Iino oaour6
nidt, ipie mande Shpar3ieber fura@
teten, geIunten. SIN @sssnteil serabe
Bel ben Nrbeitern eenannter 9erufe
ipuros beipieien. rbub je tiirssr Die 9(rz
beitsaeit, oelto bo1er Die 2Dbne."
llnS Dem enslifden Yarlament erz
fldrten i'm Sabre 1888 2onooner
9(er5te, bab 40-48 9lrbeitsitunoen
bic 9ren5e Ser tdsliden @rbsits5eit
bilben iollen unb bab bic lange Or
beits5eit bic Menfden pbpiiif unb
geiitis minoeripertas Tnodt. Die Or
better unb ibre Jamilisn brauden
mebr freie 3eit fir GrboIuns, Der 9es
iunobeitspflese, 8ilbunss= uno I'm
terbaltun9sStuede
Der Sedsitunbentas ipirb iebenz
faas fommen, 10 fiher Der Mhtitun=
oentoe setommen lit.
ginItlpeilen gilt es nber, ben pielen
Millionen 4rbeitern, ln1nnliht unb
ipeiblihe, Die auber40xn ebenerfp6bns
ten 9erufen, beute nod 10 Sturbsn
fur perhaltnismdBis seringen opbn
arbeiten miihen, 10 ianeG pie mosli4
Den 9l6ittunoentag gu Der erIhnffen. Sn
lester 3eit iino oiesbesiislid Ihone
5ortl6ritte 9emodt iporben, beIpnz
oers unter ben observation-disclosures Der
Oitituaten. Sn Glepelanb Iheinten
uber Die Metollarbeiter uno audi
Dobl Die meiIten 9lrbetter mooener
Serufe unter Der 0epiie: rHur i'm
mer ldnufam pprQn, 3u murIhierel"
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Der WfiQlarbenpump.

Die n4uies" lniIen iih niht Iumpsn
Sic ppllen sleih cine Wliuidrb;
pumpen,
Sic bieten fir ipIf) eine SIeirigfeit
ytatiirlid ni6t Ian9e crit Sihsrbeit
0as 5eigt uns. oie 0erren iino chr
lihe 2eute.
0enn ia9t NAL, no gibt's Si4erheii
6eute?
3erihIGgt niht Ser triegstoupiitige
Y0beI
Wlit Woquit iid pehieIieitig Die
M}0bel?.
@ie iid bon Ois Spm= uno 2tn=
tipnthlen
I'm Die YumpgsieQi6oft peri9ieoen
bemiiben:
Die 9lmeritaner aus 0nmburg uno
Miinfen,
Die m0hten Die rSdurtsn" an lieb>
ten lnnhen.
Doh Sen anbern, nit Dem 9robmiiti=
gen 3u9,
Sit sins MiQiaroe nod gar ni6i
gsnu9:
Yunpit orei ooer bier Miqiarben,
bite,
GouIin 6ransoie uno 9anosmunr
9rite"
Nir obsr. mir iissn nit puriti9em
Sinn
sssn ul bisisr Yumparfrsgung orinn
Wir sliidliden Subenidtis UNI
Gumpsn,
llns ipiiroe niht einmuI Der Huht
unpurlpen.
g. Shiilsr.
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Der bsriidtiets Srtis 6. McMu=
nisal, ser in bem prossb aessn Die
9ebriioer McNamuru uno Die Be-
antten Der rGpurt Sron Worters
Union" ben Inssber ipielte, ipiro audi
bel Dem proseB eesen 80. Sdmipt
uno Sapio aaplan, Die eleif ben
9riioern McNomoros bes Mproes in
@srbinouns nit Der 3eritorung oes
Zines Gebduoes" om l. Sttober
1910 ongetIaet iinb, ols Staatsaeugt
auftrstsn. Der YrpseB gesen S4mioi
bssann am leBten Montug: lleber 20C
3eugen Iinb por9elapen unb Der PRO
3eb miro ieoenfals mebrere Monatt
ouuern. Die 9lngetlasten lperoer
bon Sen 9eipertidaften, bic 8eloe,
fir ihrs @erteibisuns oufbrohten
als Opfer tapitaliitiider 9eri4pO.
runs beaeianet.
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@offnnng fiir @iuftrom.

9(uf Griuhen pes prdiioenten WiI=
ion bot Gouperneur Sprp BON lltab
Die 9inridtung bon Sos. SiQitrpm,
zines betanntsn 9lgitatprs Ser s. W.
80, ser ipeeen angebliher grmor>
Dung bon s. 6. Wtorriipn uno ieines
Sobnes Charles in Solt 2ute Gitp
am l. Sttober hineerihtet peroen
ioQte. ouf 5lpei WoAen perihoben.
Der prdi iioent lpuroe 5u oiefem
S6ritte ourh Ben idpeoiiden @ez
ionOten gltengreen beppgen, Der ii9
bemiibt, einen nellen Pro5eb fir lei
nen 2anDsmunn gu erlun9en. Sn
llta6 be1tebt Elm GeieBz lponah ein
sum SOB perurteilter 9erbreher bic
Wobl spiI6en Grhdngen uno Grz
id)ieben bot. 6iuitrom pdblte bas
leBtere, unb flint Ssputp=Sberiffs,
pelAe oils CUTE Sdiisen 9elten, ipnz
rem bereits ousaeIuht. oas llrteil 81
ppll 'treden.
0iIitrom lit unter osm Samen Soc
Sin als 8erfnNer feurissr Irbeiter=
Rumpflieber unb als ra0italer Heoz
ner Der s. %. %. betannt. Niez
manb Ser 9ilitrom tennt. slaubt,
bab er elm semeiner RaubenmOroer
iein tann. Seine 5reunoe uno Sc
npHen linb ser 9lnliht, ouB 9ill perz
urteilt nuroe, neil er ipe9en ieiner
robitalen Msitotionslpeiie Den aapis
taliiten sefabrlif mar.
9illitrpm ipu, 10 bsbouptete Die
Inflose, in buntler Naht in elm 8ez
bDft eingebro6en iein, neil er bort
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rei4e geute gu finoen toTite. 9l6er
Der Sobn oes 6auies i6Iug 0Grn
uno in oem Sample, Der iebt foIste,
fpIl Der Ginbrin9Iing @oter unp
Sobn erffoiien boben. Cine ShuBz
punoe !oilitroms fiibrts sinige Sage
ipGter sur 9erboftung. CUR Grbebung
Der 9lntluee uno itllieBlih sur Ser
urteiluns, Die Ipdter bon Der Ssrufs=
inituns beitdtigt puroe.
Gs lparen ausihIieblih umitonosz
belpsile, Die geaen SoillItrom, Der Die
Segebung Der Sat enti9isosn leusz
nete. ins 6elo gefiibrt tpurben. Der
Si'trittsanpult Iegte beionoersn
Nahorud porauf, bab Der slnsetioate
lett ieber Die 9lnnenoune Der 9eipalt
befiirportete unO Die q. s. Of 9.
- 6iaItrpm gebort 5u ben tudrmItsn
slnbdngern Der 5. %. %. = lpsgen
ibrer i1pu6miitigen Snftit uno Der
offi5iellen @erurteiIung Der 0stpult
Ihorf angriff. 0ieies rIreumsnt"
Ihlua benn au1 Elm unb mar tat=
IG6lin in nidt gerin9em MaBe fir
bie 8erurteilun9 perantiportlih.
9iQitrpm bsfrost, no er Die glddt
in pelher oas 9srbrehen besangsn
puroe. iih bsfano, loete, baB er iih
in @eieaihaft elmer 5ruu befanp, De-
rem Namen er inter teinen llmitGn=
ben perrdten iperoe.
Gs 1T nun po9rldeinlih. ouB Ser
damn einen neusn proSeb betpmmt,
poer bab Das Sooesurteil in lsbensz
I1nalihe 6dft ungeipnnoelt piro.
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vSriioerlid; 9elegaten" aug Sapan.

Die Gretutipe Der 9lmerican Sc
beration Of 2ubor 1T iebr ltols onrz
auf, bab es ibr aelun9en lit. 9ertre>
ter Ser iapaniiden slrbeiter uls bril-
oerlthe Oelesaten sur ndhHen Som
pention Der u. s. Of g., Ole i'm gfoz
penber in Gan Jrancisco itattfinbet.
gu setpinnen. Die iopaniiden Dele
gaten finb bereits in San 6rdncisco
einsetroffen uno iheinen oieie 9elben
slrbeitsbriioer cine reht pailenoe Sc
ieaIaaft fir oie 9armoniepuieler Der
q. S. Of 8. gu iein.
Gin Sopaner. Der in Gan Jranz
cisco anidfis 1T unb oie 9erbdltnihe
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iptrtidaftlide Greibeit uno unabbdnz
sisteit uno bic io3ialpolitii4e @lei4z
beit uno 9eredtisteit fir ollie Inter
bridten!!"
Srob Der 5ufrieoenen Stlopen Der
Sruitgelelli i4often tperben mir ipeiter
rinsen unb tdmpfen fir bic Grri9z
tllns elmer @eiellidaft bon freien
Mdnnern uno Trouen, bic ipeber pon
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in Sapon aenau tennt, eibt nun siniss
niebr intereNante 9luftldrunsen iiher
pieie 9lrbeiterpsrtreter", ipelbe Die
iapaniids Mrbsiteriaaft auf Der aon=
penticn Der q. s. Of 8. eprdlsntisren
Ipllen.
Die Mrbeiterprsuniiatipnen. ipelbsr
bic briioerlihen 0elesaten anesbDrsn,
peroen BON Der iapaniihen Hssieruna
iibsrpodt, belpnoers ipiro borauf ee=
ieben, oab teine Soaialiiten als Wtit=
alieber o0er 8enmte basu eeboren.
Sm @oritanO bieier als yu=Mi@8ai
betannten Organization. beren prdiis
bent, 8nii Su,uti. elmer Ger Dele
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-10-09

einem Rodefeller. nod bon irsenb eiz
mem anberen inbuftriellen Oelpoten
beeinf!ubt unb tontrOllisrt perben
tann. I'm bieies SbeaI burd5ufiibz
rem, muB Der Beiis unb bic Som
tro!ls Der probuttionsmittel ben
Sruitfiiriten ent3ogen unb Der &C.
lamtbeit iibertrasen peroen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-10-09
. Y. .Jahrgang.
&dterli9er 9eipotismuS.

Nun bat olio Sobn Hodefeller IL.
bic Serri9oft i'm @ei4e Sobn Rodez
feller /. angetreten, na4bem Der
.9llte", miibe ber 9errfdaft, absez
bantt unb leinem @rben bic oollz
itdnoise &ontrolle iiber Die unsebeuz
rem Heidtiimer, bic er. Der rIlte"
in roffinierter uno perbre4eril9er
Weiie gu iammeln peritano, iiberloiz
fen bat. Glei4 ben 5iiritsn Der alten
Welt, bic nad ibrer Sbronbelteisung
eine Hunbreile bur9 ibre 2dnber maz
den, i'm lih ben setreuen llntertaz
men gu seisen unb ibnen sndbisit uno
5erablolfenb 5uautpinfen, bat au4
Nodefeller II. in Ieinem ipeitsn Reide
innerbolb Der Ser. @taotsn cine
HunbreiIe gemaht unb fam bobei
ou4 na9 Der 8erspsrfzHegion in
Colorado, mo por einsm Sabre Elm
itredliher 8ampf apiiden Der Opz
noitie Npdefellers unh ben rebelliz
1hen 8ersleuten itattfanb, Der nit
elmer pollitdnbisen gfieoerlase Der
nionzgrbeiter enbete.
Gs paren umfaiienoe 8orbereiz
tungen gum Gmpfans bes neuen 9errz
16ers eetroffen iporben. 8epnht bon
OuBenoen Oetettips, beiuate Rode=
fsller bic Wobnunsen ieiner Inter
tnnen, ioste ben Mdnnern uno
Jrauen per1diebene S9meiheleien
unb lieb glumen unb ganbp an bic
ai,loer perteilen. llnb au6 in bic
Grubsn itieg er binob, Der utIelige
9errIder, uno lobte er bic fleibisen
Utdnner, bic fir i'm unb fein Saus
ungebeure Reidtiimer unter ftetiger
2e6enssefabr berporbrinsen. Sn eiz
ner Werlammlun9 Der getreuen Berg
tnappen belt Rpdefeller eine Hebe,
IN pelher er llnter anberem 5aete:
uOie Sntereffen bon &opitaliiten unb
Nrbeiter fino semeini fame unb id
betradte Gu4 fosuiasen als 5eilboz
Der Der Colorado &oblen= uno gi1enz
9eIell1doft. Wenn ibr treu unb
fleibi9 orbeitet unb Der 9eIe!lihoft
ge9sniiber lopol Ieib, pirb oud bic
0slellihoft Gud eeseniiber itets libez
raj unb ipoblppllenb hanbeln.
Die suten, bropen Irbeiter, Die an
Stelle Der perjasten llnionleute Die
9lrbeit in ben 8ergperten nerriften,
5pursn iebr esriibrt ob bisier 5erobz
laiiuns unb 9nabe hires bon 9ott
einaeiebten grotberrn uno re6neten
ipabrideinlid] i'm 8sbeimen aus, tpie
qroB ibr 9(nteil ols ySeilbuber" Der
8eIelll6aft on Dem Sobresgepinn
Iein iperbe. 0ieIer gepinn 1T ein
aan3 betrdhtliber, benn i'm leBten
Sabre mohte Hodefeller aus Ieinen
9rubenz uno ShmelSperten in Sioz
Colorado einen Reinseipinn bon $12,z
100000. 9lber lie perben iebr entz
tduIht lpcrpen, bie3e suten 9lrbeiter
3odefellers, bic ii6 10 bereitipiIli9
ais Strsifbre6er sebrouhen lieben,
ipenn lie elouben, baB lie ols Sell
baber Rodefellers einen 9rOberen Inz
tell pon ben 6rii9ten ibrer 9(rbeit,
nuber ibren fpdrlihen 9Dbnen. be-
formen tperben.
0ielleiht iperpen auh lie eines
Soges ertennen, bab Hpdefeller nit
ibnen nur 3pmDoie fpielte. Noh ieiz
ner 9(breile aus ben Gpblenfelbern
5aate Hodefeller, ols er gefru9t ipurz
be, pb er oud ferner 9esen Die Or