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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

ten kuitenkin taytyi seisoa ia Sc
'rukous oil tavahista pitempi, ct
til muutamia p0kertyi laattialle,
iosta nuoret miehet 10 huomaut-
tivat Anita, eta lakata nyt 10
h6pottamasta, josta oil vahalta
syntya tappelu ennen saarnaa.
Anti kuitenkin pysyi maltillise-
ma, eika ottanut rahinaan osaa.
Sitten han luki Paavalin episto-
lasta efeesilaisten tyk0 5 luku,
carssy II, alma varsyyn Is asst.
ia alkaa iuopuko viinasta, josta
paha memo tulee, vaan olkaat
taytetyt pyhalla hengella."
Saarnan loputtua Malperin SUI
sauna meni ia puhutteli saarna-
miesti, kiitti saarnaa, eta Sc oil
erittain hyva. Tuota samoa pu-
hetta pitt 10 ellen ehtoolla taman
talon emanta, kun taala oil part
ten koliiaiset Anti Ell ymmar-
tanyt mita tue vaimo tarkoitti
koko asialla, Ell han ymmartanyt
Yrjaalan suomea, silla han oil
halsulosta, vaan han kysyi tar
kemmin asiaa, eta mita han tor
koitti niilla kolijaisilla? Susan
ma selvitti, eta taman talon rem
XII IIeikki ia meidan tuomas oil
vat maistelleet miesta vakevam-
paa kun oil taman talon viimei-
nen riihipava. Ell ehtinyt samoa
enempi, kun emanta pudisti paa-
til, eta ola hiljaa, mutta Anti
kysyi: Heikillek0 ia Teidan Tue
maalle emanta pitt saarnan? Eli,
mutta tuolle Arvingin renkipo-
jalle, joka eli ole viela ripillekaan
paassyt ia kehui kolme kertaa
10 juovuksissa olleensa partten
kolijaisissa. Pyhainmiesten pal
vana ia jouluna, Min, mutta ku-
kas malta paihdyttavia juomia O.
Ii laittanut sille pojalle? Isanta
tietysti partten kolijaisiin, NUT
ia en- tieda kuka muina paivina.
Tuollahan tue polka nauraa ir-
v~istelee, vastatkoon itse puoles-
taan, kylla silla ainakin suuta on.
Mutta eli Anti kysynyt silla ker-
taa pojalta mitaan, vaan Susan
malta, eta mita emanta saarna-
iltana, eta eli juopua viinasta,
josta paha memo tulee. Onko SUI
sauna autuas? En- nina tieda,
nina olen samoa kuhn meidan
Tuomaskin. Onko Tuomas taal-
la? Ell ole, eika Sc kay kirkossa-
kaan kovin usein. TIE varmaan-
kin kaytte usein kirkossa? =
10 vain, mutta Jumalapa sen pa
remmin tietaa kun me itse, kuka
on autuas. Onko taala ketaan
uskovaisia? On. Emanta ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
REEDLEY, CAL.

Kohta tulee kymmenen vuotta
kuluneeksi siita kuhn ensimaiset
s~uomalaiset muuttivat tame.
Sen johdosta ovat Reedleyn suo-
malaiset ~paattaneet viettaa kym-
menvuotis juhlaansa ensi Helmi-
kuun z paiva, silloin tulee taalla
olemaan suuret .iuhlat. Siksi
varmasti saapuu tame kansa-
laisia lahelta ia kaukaa. Silla
onhan San Franciscossa suuret
nayttelyt, jonne myoskin paljon
suomalaisiakin saapuu. Min en-
ollenkaan luulisi olevan talle hal
taksi vaikka suuntaisitte tame
tienne ia tulisitte tahankin kont-
rim.
Glen varma my0skin siita, ct
ia Reedleyn suomalaiset tulevat
silloin esiintymaan monipuoli-
silla ia arvokakilla juhlapuheilla.
Toivoisin, eta tue kymmen-
vuotis julia saisi virittaa enem-
man veljeytta ia rakkautta tot
-siimme. Silla silloin kuhn meilla
on reipas yksimielinen kansalli-
men toiminta, silloin me voimme
my0skin hyvin ia keveasti tot
sistamme ajatella. Mutta jos me
vihaamme naapuriamme ia kan
salaistamme, silloin me my0skin
vihaamme omaa itseammekin.
Silla joliet olisi kansalaista ia
naapuria, min eli olisi meitakaan.
Nykyaikana on kyllakin ERR
mielisyyksien ia eri aatteiden
aikakausi, ia siita johtuu riidat
ia ~rettel0t, jotka ymparillamme
riehuvat. Yksimielisyys ia rak-
Klaus on Sc Joka rakentaa rauhan
maahan. Rakkaus ia rauha sc
olkoon tunnussanamme Reed
leyn suomalaisillakin ia Sc OIL
koon elavana nakyvissa kymme-
men vuotisessa juhlassakin. Sill
loin tulee kaikki muutkin yhtei-
set hommat hyvin menestymaan.
Mrs. ia Mr.. Panttaja menivat
Berkeleyn, Cal. joulua vietta-
maan, STELLA heille syntyi tyttd
uudenvuoden lahjaksi. Toivotar
.onnea ia Herran siunausta uu.
dele reedleylaiselle. Mr.. Pant.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

taan taisteleminen onkin meidan
yhtena ristinamme, jota meidan
tulee Jeesuksen seuraajina kan
taa. Jeesukseen katsoen taiste-
-lumme on onnekasta ia voittom-
me on vafna.
Me nuoret, jotka jo olemme
lahteneet ristin v~aloisalle tlelle,
pyrlikaamme alma lahemmaksi
Jeesusta. Pyytakaamme hanelta
yoimaa ia karsivallisesti ristiam-
me kantaakscmme. Han on Sc,
ioka matkamme huojentaa, ris-
timme keventaa sis iloiten vain
eteenpain. Kohdatkaamme kat
seemme G~olgatalle, STELLA on syn
timme sovitettu, ne eli meta e.
naa vol kadottaa, kun Jesus on
ne maksanut; vapaina sis saam-
me kulkea autuuteen.
Sina nuori, joka ct viela tay-
dellisesti TUNE Jeesuksen rak-
kautta, vaan kenties viela maa-
ilman rakkaus voittaa, OF sinulle
nina tahtoisin samoa oikein 81
damestani: suuri on Jeesuksen
rakkaus. Sanoiksi sta en- min
vol lausua, kuhn Sc mielessAni
pailyy. Anna sis Jeesusvalon
tunkeutua sydameesi, silloin olet
sanova: jaa pois sina pctollincn
maailma nautintoinesi, en- emilia
kanssasi wildly. ia Jeesukselle
silloin sanot: tassa olen, pese rli-
nut omaksi m~orsiameksesi, clct-
han jo syntini sovittanut. Silloin
pysyvainen rauha sydamesi val
taa ia taivaassa sol kiitoslaulu,
kun eksynyt lammas on l0ydetty.
ia sinulle alkaa uusi valoisa cla-
ma. Risti sateilee valoa tiellcsi.
Yha uudelleen ia uudclleen sina
kohotat katseesi maasta pois
ylhaalle, jossa taivainen koti
kangastaa. Slime tahtoisit paas-
ia, mutta kuitenkin Jumalan ar
moon tyytyen kiitollisella mielel-
la odotat sta aiaka, jolloin mat
kasi paattyy.
Ystava, ala viivyttele elaa.
Nyt on viela armonaika, nyt on
viela autuuden paiva. Ka.inny
Herran puoleen nyt, ota vastaan
Hanen armonsa, kenties Sc on jo
huomenna my0haista. 81 kos
kaan tule KAUFMAN sta, eta oil
sit liian aikaisin lahtenA . Jesus
ia seuraamaan ristin tiella ia on
men tiella, muta sta saat katua
ettet ole ennen lahtenyt, ia jos
| Jeesukselle vieraana elat ia kuo-
let, saat koko loppumattoman l.
iankaikkisuuden katua sta, ct
tet ollenkaan Jeesusta vastaan
ottanut. - Oh, miten usein on
kaan silmani kyyneltyneet ala
tolloccani. miksi Osan
vuosiani olen elanyt mailman
-uhtinaalle ia vasta vahan aikaa
Jeesukselle. Ia sillsi o kin nyt
suurin haluni seurata Jeesusta.
,ppia yksin Jumalan tahtoa j
Teesuksen kaskya: pois kaikl
mailman murheet. Isa taivaas
"a tietaa tarpeeni ia antaa mit$
tarvitsen.
Sis nuoret, koko elamamm
Teesuksellc.
NJ.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
WILKESON. WASH.

Nyt aijon minakin ensi kerran
tervehtaa teita arvoisat Autta-
jan lukijat Taman lehden text
minulle tunnetuksi Justiina HE
tikko, kun pyysin hanelta osotet-
ia s~ellaiselle sanomalehdelle, jo-
ka sisaltaa muutakin, kun noita
ikavia loruja, joilla nykyiset sa-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
r ~COLORADOSTA.
Auttajan toimitus.

fiuCCdJdH COIIIIIVUo'
JOS suotte sijaa tale kirjeelle
Auttajan palstoilla, min saan ia
ten tervehtia hajalla olevia vel
jia ia siskoja, kaikkialla, mihin
Auttaja saapuu. Toivotan teille
kaikille onnea tale aljetulle vuo-
dele, eta lisa meta kaikkia pc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28
(Jatk.)
Jumalanpalveluksesta

Jumalanpalvelusta pidetaan e.
sityksena siita, millaiset ovat a.
jatuksemme jumalallisiin omi-
naisuuksiin ia taydellisyyksiin
maiden, eika Jumalan tunnusta-
misena sellaiseksi, kuhn me il
mestyksen kautta tunnemme ha-
net hanen suhteessaan meihin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

= Tilatkaa Lasten Ystava, Sc
maksaa Yhdysvaltoihin ainoas-
taan 25 senttia vuosikerta ia py-
hakouluille annetaan alennus.
Suomeen ia Canadian so sentta
vuosikerta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-28

lastaa, nostaa ia kantaa, kaikil-
la teillamme. Silla nyt juuri on
Sc myrskyava aka, %jolloin Isan
aqua erittain tarvitaan. Me sta
kylla ainakin tarvitsemme, vaan
nyt tana myrskyisena aikana e.
rittain. Silla nyt kun riehuu Oh
klein kovassa vauhdissa tue per-
keleen yllyttama Jumalan kielta-
mys ia pilkkaamis oppi ia uskon-
non halveksiminen. Eta nyt,
jos milloinkaan, tarvitsemme vir-
kistavaa voimaa Isalta. Varsin
kauhealta nayttaa taalla lannella
kun aniharvoin nakee taalla hen
kil0n. joka my0ntaa uskontoa n.y.
vaksi; vaan nekin harvat, jotka
sen myontavat, eivat slit uskos-
ia ella, vaan ovat asiasta valinpi-
tamatt0malla kannalla. Siina on
luonnollinen syynsa, kun eivat
saa kuulla Herran sanaa, josta
me voimaa saamme uuteen Ella
maan. Silla eli taalla kay pappia
mistaan pain, kun Ell ole sen vas
taanottajaa. Eika taman paik-
kakunnan suomalaiset tule sta
kuulemaan, jos joku osuisikin
tulla.
Min lisa johti asian joulu-aat-
toiltana, eta sain pitaa lyhyen
avauspuheen suomalaisella haa-
lila, jossa tilaisuudessa puhuin
Kristuksen syntyman tarkoituk-
sesta ia tarpeellisuudesta. Kun
sain puheeni loppuun, min eras
kysyi, jos nina uskon niinkuin
puhuin. Sanoin, eta yhta var
maan kun naet minun tassa vie
la elavan, min asia, jota puhuin,
on yhta varma totuus.
Glen kovin paljon taistellut
heidan kanssaan uskosta ia Raa-
matun totuuksista yleensa. Ko-
vim tuppaavat raivostua, vaan Ell
vat ole viela arvanneet paalle
hy0kata. Ehka siitakin syysta,
kun huomaavat minun jaykan ia
peraaantamattoman l%uonteeni
siina asiassa. He kylla koettavat
tuoda kysymyksia ia vaitteita
.joka puolelta, vaan lisa on minua
min ~johtanut, eta olen heidan
vaitteensa voinut tyhjiksi tehda.
Kylla vihollinen kaikkensa
koettaa heissa, vaan Jumalan vii
saus voittaa tyhmain viisauden.
On heilla kylla osaksi puolustuk-
sensa, noissa harhailevissa kir-
koissa, niinkuin Pawn, ynna
monien muitten harhailevain
joukot, joissa julmuudet ovat e.
siintyneet. Glen heille mustn't
tanut ettei ne ole Kristuksen
kirkkoja, vaan perkcleen kappe-
leita. Vaan kun he eivat vol OIL
keata vaarasta ~eroittaa, vaar
sotkevat kaikki sekaisin. ia
/ toinen asia, etteivat anna itseaar
: opettaa Jumalan sanalla, vaar
: silmat ummessa tekevat hy0kka.
/ yksia Kristusta vastaan. Oval
he kovin vihaiset minulle, ia var
: maan meniSi heidan kiukkunss
| viela k~auheammaksi, jos Olisir
: virka pappi maan paalla. Sills
: heidan vihansa nayttaa viela e
: rittain kohdistuvan pappeja koh'
taan. Silla he muistelevat kuhn
ka papit heita pelottelivat Juma
4 lalla ia perkeleella ynna helve
j tilla, vaan nyt muka ollaan mir
: viisaita, ettei semmoista uskota
l ia on kylla totta, eta on ollut
: ia on viela tanakin paivana, sem
moisia pappeja, jotka a~inoastaal
: jollain tapaa pelottavat ihmisia
: toilette min, tai main ella, ia Kris
t tuksen evankeliumi on kivea ko
\ vempaa, ikaankuin peljattavaa
: ettei uskalla siita hiiskua, EFT;
\ muka ihmiset kaantymatt0mas
: sd tilassa juoksevat taivaaseen
n Onhan Sc kylla kateelle kainilai
selle raskas naky, kun emme M
i Kristukseen uskovaiset ota tuot'
n tekastua lain taakkaa selkaam
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
EX-MAY0R ROBERTS
REDUCED TO RANKS,
WORKS IN LAUNDRY
FORMER TERRE HAUTE OFF,
CIAL COULDN'T KEEP STILL IN
LEAVENWORTH PRISON.

Leavenworth, Kan, July BEING
mayor in prison is an entirely diff
ferent proposition from being mayor
of Terre Haute. Such is a discovery
made by Ex-Mayor Dom Roberts.
Especially is this true when the
prisoners don't give a rap whether
you are mayor or not and haze you
just the same. Mayor Roberts began
prison life as right-hand man for
Superintendent of Construction Will
liam Carrill. He is now working in
the prison laundry and will remain
there until Warden Morgan decides
that he has become acclimated, so to
speak, with prison discipline.
Letters of protest from relatives
and friends of the Terre Haute man
have made no difference. Mayor
Roberts is still working in the pris-
on laundry. Other Terre Haute pris-
oners have caused prison officials no
trouble.
To begin with, Roberts would not
stay in the superintendent office and
would be found in the hallway, in the
ding room and other places without
a permit. He seemed unable to grasp
the fact told him time after time that
he must abide by prison rules.
Then the prisoners took a hand, Off
Gals believe. The sheets at the pris.
on are perfectly clean, but are not as
white when they leave the laundry as
those in the home Of Roberts at Terre
Haute.
IF you take your bedclothes ovel
to the laundry in the morning." sale
prisoner one evening, "and call fol
Jones he will wash them with some
special soap that will bleach them out
more"
So the next morning the ex-mayo1
picked up his bedclothes, walked ou'
into the hall and across the prison
yard. A guard stopped him and asked
where he was going.
"I'm taking these sheets over to ge
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Tom Callahan of Donnybrook had
a valuable colt killed last week by
lightning.
Ed Kraling is remodeling and en-
larging the residence on his farm
west Of Donnybrook.
Ed King of the Royal hotel of San
ish has opened barber shop in the
front part of his hotel.
George Fossum of Greenbush town
ship is erecting beautiful residence
on his farm this summer.
Ray Morris, an Ambrose ball player,
fractured an ankle while sliding to
first in game with Crosby.
Governor Hanna will speak at the
dedication of the new Presbyterian
church at Northgate July 10.
Sam Schultz of Burke county was
sentenced to the penitentiary for a
term of three and one half years for
stealing cattle.
Ray Shepard of Northgate drew a
sentence Of 80 days in district court
at Bowbells for conducting a barber
shop without license.
Frank Barney was released on peace
bonds in the sum of $500 last Friday
Barney was in this time for beating
his wife with club.
An auto owned by Earl Pulver Of
Kenmare ran amuck and broke off q
hydrant. The force Of the water
overturned the machine.
Frank Chapek, band leader Of
Anamoose, fell from the roof Of {
new residence which he is construct
ing and broke his leg.
C. J. johnson of Aurelia had tn,
misfortune recently to receive brok
en- leg and fractured rib, by loat
of hay tipping over upon him.
Mrs. Anna Burns, wife of Samue
Burns, who was given a life sentence
for the murder of Saxse, has bro
suit for divorce in the district cour
of Williams county.
Work on the 500 division from
Vanhook to Sanish has been resumed
Gangs of men are surfacing the roat
bed and in the course of 10 days tn
steel will be laid to Sanish.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

The stock holders of the Renville
County Telephone company held their
annual meeting at Donnybrook last
week Tuesday. The reports showed
that the affairs of the company are
in excellent shape and the directors
chosen organized by electing the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Anil Gludt; vice-presi-
dent, Jas. Olson; secretary and treas
urer, Geo. Michel.
In current issue of the Farm and
Fireside, contributor gives the fol-
lowing receipt for administering med
icine to a sick hog:
"rake an old shoe, cut Sits in
the toe, stick the toe of the shoe in
the hogs mouth and pour the medi-
cine into the shoe. AS the hog chews
away at the shoe he will swallow the
medicine" 1t is said to be highly
effective.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

On July 5th the famous Liberty
Bell started on it's journey from Phil
adelphia to San Francisco. The
specially constructed car on which it
will be transported by an escort con-
sisting.
The supreme court of the United
States recently decided that the
Northern Pacific and the 500 do not
tablished some time ago by the rail-
way commission.
The big Indian celebration at Fort
Totten closed last Monday. Hundreds
Of Indians were present, coming from
South Dakota, Montana, Canada ard
have to abide by the freight rates es-
the various agencies of North Dakota.
TIE main feature was a war dance.
While grading the streets of Me-
dora, recently, near the site of the old
blacksmith shop, branding iron
with the design of Maltese cross was
found. AS it is the Roosevelt brand,
he has been asked if he wants the
relic.
Prof. Ladd has figured it out. AL
lowing $3.50 per bushel for wheat and
one cent for cost of packing "Puffed
Wheat" and selling 5 ounces of puff
fed pcods for Is cents nets just only
the small profit of $27 per bushel
Some "war prices" Ell?
A swapping turtle so large it re-
quired the largest wash tub available
to keep it in,. was caught by two
Langdon men in the Pembina river
1t has been placed in the reservoir
west of Langdon and the small boys
have lost their desire to swim there.
The contract for complete Solar
rel flour mill at Sentinel Butte, N. D.
has been let to the Northwest Mil
Construction company. 1t will be
completed by Oct. l, and when conf
pleted an electric light plant will bt
added. The company is incorporated
for $4,000.
Kenmare played in hard luck at he1
recent celebration. The aviator didn't
fly because someone wrecked his ma
chine and the balloon ascension tha'
was advertised did not occur, because
the balloonist missed the train. Ken
mare is preparing to give the aero
plane flight as soon as new parts fo1
the machine arrive.
The big Maxwell car owned b!
Frank Bannister of Ignite, carrying
seven passengers, collided with ;
speeder driven by Section Boss Her
man Belt, at Noonan. The speede
carried eight. All passengers wer
thrown from both outfits and badl.
shaken up. The auto was damage'
several hundred dollars.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
BRUEGGER FOR GOVERNOR.

John Bruegger. Of Williston
Democratic National Committeeman
for North Dakota is being groomed
for the governorship by his many
friends thruout the state.
With Burdick and Bruegger in the
field, Williston stands a fair show of
holding the winning card.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
them washed" he replied.

them washed" he replied.
The next morning Roberts began
work in the laundry and is endeavor-
ing to whiten the sheets. Roberts is
not looked upon as a man DESTROYS
of stirring up trouble, but he is nerv-
Gus and can't get accustomed to pris-
on rules. In time, it is believed, he
will be assigned different job.
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18
Existed

Hubby, can you pay me back that
dollar you borrowed from MAJ"
But my dear" he protested, q
have already paid it back twice. Sure.
ly you don't expect It again"
oh, all right if you are Is mean
as all that Louisville Courier-Jour.
nal
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18
LEFT OVER FROM LAST
WEEK
A SPLENDID RECORD

During the ten months ending Feb.
LIST, there were one hundred and TWEEN
ty-two thousand copies OF the Wash
ington Socialist printed, mailed and
distributed.
Il might be mentioned that some OF
them were bought directly from the
Print shop by the various campaign
committees, and for that reason the
money did not go through the books
and was not included in the report
rendered last week.
This is record of which our
readers should take note. This is 2
power that cannot help but work to-
ward the emancipation Of the wage
slaves Of the state.
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18

Q. Please answer these questions
In the Washington Socialist:
bought some land five years ago
and went away, but came back two
years ago and found temporary rail-
road across my land; and II 10 there
yet. Now ! want TO know II the rails
across my land belong TO me or not7
Has person right 10 collect dam.
ages after signing a petition for a
road across his isnd7 &C. G. q.
A. The railroad being temporary
presumably a logging railroad) the
persons who built II evidently did not
intend 20 affix the rails permanently
to the soil, but intended TO remove
them when the work was done. There
being no intention to affix the rails
permanently TO the soil they remain
removable chattels. However, you are
Untitled to, and can collect, eompensa-
ton for the use OF the land and dam
ages TO the soil
II has been held that where rail-
roads have built upon the land Of 9TH
ers. the rails. ties, etc. are trade fix
lures and as such may be removed.
However. it is the law generally,
that where improvements are made on
land that is necessary or convenient
for the use and occupation of the land
by the owner. such improvements be-
come part of the land and cannot be
removed.
The second question relates presum-
ably TO county road Petitioning for
a road will not prevent you from col
lecting damages.
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18

@. Is there any law In this state
preventing road builders from pilins
logs, brush, rocks and other debris on
or along the sides Of road and Ieav-
ing same to be cared for by the own
ers or tenants who may live along
such road7 -. n. l..
A There is no law in this state,
such as you speak of. The only thing
is the civil law of damages and tres
pass. If the road builders piled the
stuff outside of the road line, they are
trespsssing, and are liable in a civil
suit for damages.
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18

A correspondent at the front says
that the British troops in the trenches
are suffering greatly from frozen feet
1t is also understood that the British
ers at home who won't enlist are
troubled with a similar complaint
Nashville Southern Lumberman
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18
IN BRIEF


their policy Of silence regarding the
strike.
comrade Emil Herman is going out
organizing in March. He is going to
visit every place where there is a To-
cal, where there was a local and
where there ought to be a local. He
will visit counties in the following
order: skagit, Whatcom, San Juan,
Jefferson and Clallam.
A rousing peace meeting was re.
Gently held by Socialists in the Copen.
hagen town hall, one of the largest
and most beautiful OF its kind in Eu.
rope. Leading Socialist delegates
from Sweden, Holland, Norway. Scan.
dinavia and Denmark were represent
ed. Thousands cheered the speeches
Of War Against War" and the build.
ing OF the new international was be
gun amidst tremendous enthusiasm
and determination to build up an or.
ganization that will end war and slav.
cry once ana IOr all Time.
Until recently, recruiting has been
encouraged by large section of the
English Independent Labor party. But
all is now changed and they see light.
At their recent national conference.
the recruiting work was greatly criti-
eized and a resolution endorsing the
action of England only received four
votes. Another resolution to the ef-
feet that the conference was disgust
ed with the action of certain capital.
lists In taking advantage of the inter
national crisis to increase their pro
fits and calling upon the government
TO take control OF the wheat and coal
supply and shipping was carried IN
animously.
According to the Vorwarts, Berlin,
the police have forbidden all Socialist
gatherings during the war. This ord
er applies to fully so per cent of the
voting population, as that is the pro-
portion of Hamburg voters who cast a
Socialist ballot All other parties are
allowed TO hold meetings.
In Oklahoma and Texas many So
cialist locals raise crop for the bene-
mt of the party. Some member DON
ates small tract of land to the local
The members organize a bee" plant
the crop, take care Of it during the
growing season and harvest it when
ready. Raising Socialist crop"
might be a good idea for some Wash
ington locals TO try out during the
coming summer
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18
EVENING HERALD OFFERS
SOME THOUGHTS WHICH
WAGE-SLAVES SHOULD
REMEMBER
Attitude of Militant
Socialists Justified

The spirit that will bear humilia-
ton and ignominy rather than strike
back TO defend its self-respeet, simply
because it fears the buffets and the
hardships that will result, is as mean
spirit as there can be, They who
let honor and principle and such in
tangible but real things go because of
the brutality Of the strife that is
sometimes necessary lose more than
they ever would lose in any strife
thrust upon them. Lincoln, whose ev-
cry act showed his sincerity in pro
claiming charity for all, malice to-
ward none, was a war-maker.-and it
was fortunate for us he was"
The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-18

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