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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17

Ottawa Pioneer Dies.-James R.
Jones, Il years old. and a resident of
Ottawa for thirty years, died there
the other afternoon. He was a for
mer commander of the local q. 4. r.
post.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17

Peabody Herald SoId.-The Peabody
Herald, owned by R. G. Wolfe, has
been sold TO Oscar s. Stauffer of The
Kansas City Star Mr. Stauffer expects
to assume the active management at
once.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17

Pastor Dies of Burns.-Rev. A H.
Sears, eS years old, a retired Metho-
dist minister, is dead at Cheney from
the effects of burns received when
he tried to carry a burning gasoline
stove out of the house occupied by a
newly married couple. The bride, 16
years old, tried to fill the stove while
it was lighted and the flames spread
TO the house. She summoned Rev.
Mr.. Sears, who owned the house
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17

15-Year-OId Boy Drowns.-Joe Me
nard. the 15-year-oId son of Fred Me-
nard. was drowned the other day in
an old channel of the Republican river
while wading with another boy His
body was not recovered
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-17

Pittsburg Banker Dies.-WilIiam H
Miller, cashier of the Pittsburg Stats
bank and one of the wealthiest mel
in Southeastern Kansas, is dead at hiT
home in Mulberry from dropsy. Hr
had been i'll for several years. He
was 4S years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
ROCHESTER

| Rev. 4. S. Fiske of Montpelier was a
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Guernsey
last week.
The gasolene car began running las,
week with Thomas Duifany conductor
and Roll Carey, motorman
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tinkham have gone
to the Pacific coast to be absent two or
three months.
Wardner Hodgkins has returned from
Randolph.
Mrs. Frances Holden OF Concord n.
H.. has been r. recent guest Of Mrs.
Susan Upper and Mrs. II. II. Gisbman.
A steam automobile service has been
established between stockbridge and
Rutland. The first trip was made last
Tuesday, taking II passengers, starting
from Rochester at lO;30 a. m. At
Stock bridge the car met the up tram
and went to Rutland by way OF Pitts
field sherburne aud followed the Wood
stock stage road over the mountain.
The car is due at Rutland AZ l2:i and
leaves at 2:l5 p. m. TO make railroad
with the O'Clock north
bound at Bethel. the car then going to
Rochester 60 remain over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carey Of Burling-
ton are guests Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Carey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
INHERITED NERVOUSNESS

The causes u nervous disorders arr 81
tvo kinds, predisposinc and exciting.
Herefity j. a pre.iispos gcause. A mer-
vOus panent ~ very iiaiile 20 have q ner.
vous child. But even with this preiis-
position TIE child al not necessarily b.
velop any form II nervous disease with
out an exciting rausc. Il may not
develop during childhood 81 al lut
tllrouFh0ui liie r.eraon with ~ iuheTit-
81 Hreiisrs0sition ~ uerFOusness - an
easiar victim ~ 81 furus Of nervous dis
cries than one wtaUut ft.
Worry. Ors rEurk. orErsfuiF and 81
rrssns "a al k5u8s are eNCitinE Causss
and should r. avoided - f.l1se 10
kugu tila1nst lFes - have iuiier iei a uor-
vnns disposition. Tim blood and rru-
erai rrr down condition al tie s7aem
are also q ~ aFnidad ~ surh rlsa o.
r. Moderate in ernr~- hing. srui1 wn~rT.
kesu tie bod rirh ard fsi sna tite es1n-
ersl laaith built ur with nom alroilfiic
tome ike Dr. Williams hIlk us and
ntr5I 3 rfrruus tlrsakduwn-
T.. WzIiarns' Ffnk EFAs SO rHre-Hl
trrii- wifh =ss,aisi sr-aun ~ tlie rifrtes
ard -a1iH~n ard currest msETT Hr-rns q
rlr--rrra f~rrfHn Nrrr gwn r~--Et
ur.iis tf.--- Writs toirT g. sic y p
1irsrr nTasir-i-,. o. srireT-ftaay. y D s
i1r So f-ss fseos ~. 4 ts-71-is '1t-.,
A Ms1ho5 C Hozls Trs1--uaEt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CHARGE MISUSE OF MAILS.
Raymond Mccune, Son of Wealthy Dem
yer Man, Arrested in New York.

New York, May 24.-Raymond Nc
Clne, son of A. w. McCune of Salt Lake
City, reputed to be wealthy, was held
Saturday in $4,000 bail for cNamins-
tion June IL on charge Of using the
mails TO defraud residents of Whining
ton, Del, and other states in connection
with investments in gold mining COM
panies with claims In Peru. Bond was
furnished by . surety company The
complaint, lengthy document, charges
McCune and Others unnamed with hav-
ing sold from 100000 to 100000 worth
of stock in the Peruvian exploration
company and the Maranon river plscers,
Incorporated, on the strength OF favor
able reports by McCune, who said he
had been TO South America and investi-
gated the properties in question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
EAST ORANGE

Mrs. James Rouhan went 10 Woods
vile, y. H.. hospital "Wednesday, wher'
she underwent an operation for appen
dieitis. She IL getting along a. well q,
could b. expected. Mr. Rouhan accom-
panied her TO Woodsviile.
Mrs Edward Cook Of Orange ia visit
ing relatives here few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson and son
otto. and Mrs. llms Rouhsn and Miss
Dorothy Rouhan took an auto trip IA
Lake Morey 90 visit al Msnsur Pres
colts Recently.
Mrs Rodmsn Blake is very IN at this
writing. Mrs. Belle johnson is helping
care for her.
Mr. snd Mrs Aldee Prescott visited
at NJ y. Prcsc0tts AZ lake Morcy a
fen DAYS last week
Mrs. ora Hutchinson and son. Glenn.
visited ~ Mr.. Parshleys in Nershire
ies DAYS the arsi ~ LAST week .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
HANCOCK

Rinsldo Whittier has caught tire,
bears in his trap in the last week Of
two.
Miss Bernicc Eaton. who has beer
working for Mrs. e. r. Farr. is now AT
the home OF bef grandmother. Mrs
Caroline. Marsh
Eugene Smith i able 10 he about the
house a short time each dav
Mrs. Henry Manning visited her
daughter in Granville one day last
week
Several from here attended the play
10 Rochester last Saturday evening.
The ". e. T. L. met with Mrs. Lena
Andrews last week and an interesting
meeting was held In two weeks there
will BE- another With Mrs Rinsldo Whit
tier.
Mr.. MeIntvre. vho vas injured IN an
accident here when his horse was fright.
ened ~ an auto. has been moved 10 hts
home IN Granville and is quite comfort
able.
There Nill ~ nru supply n books
a the town library in the near future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

school and went into the employ of thu
firm of Smith, Richardson g. Bates Of
Boston. Later he removed to Ontario
Neb.. where he entered the employ of his
uncle, George A. Joslyn, and soon be
ca me resident manager of the Omaha Of
flee of the Western Newspaper Union
In 1896 he married Louise Town. About
six years ago they moved to Grants Pass
Ore, on account of Mrs. Selleck's health
For the past few years Mr.. Selleck had
been member OF the firm of Selleck &
Blodgett, real estate agents at Grants
Pass. He is survived by his wife and two
daughters, Mrs. l.. l.. Richardson of Con-
cord, N. H.. is an aunt and George A.
Joslyn of Omaha. Neb.. an uncle. He is
the last OF family of once very familiar
name in Waterbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have


n. =. ". Edwards for ~ ~ears trestst
srnres Il women frr liver and byvei 81
r rita During These years y Eare g -
f..fi.rIts rl~@srririzi1rn rrtade ~ . tsw wtil.
k-rw-r wesrsrti. Ingredients rrtrcc 49,
tive OIL. rmrsirE thcr- IT E1~Er-ts Owe
Tstie.x. vuu wlii know tncrn - tncr olive
CIR
Ihexx tablets are wrrteraws~ferx - tn-
far@r mr1 hg~eis. rtirk caitse = rnrrriri
nr-ir-r. es--rinr - So rva~f- ard 5sciisunotis
r-ztsrr th1t ur.'s rTs-r-n cull-ctA
u vur have a rzi- fnc-. saily~ lroE. cuB
- rs---ril.s. r-assf trrFrf-. hsadarres, .
lszi.Nx u.s9r.a.F f.eiirE. al o.. - sc-ts. ~
ar-t~- kr.wsl y rur sni-- ~. 81 II. EryErrs.
nlire Ta.isss rirsiiT fur q ttrns A1c ne
- -lemcsrT rsgrits.
Trr-sssrias e wu-fe--- - wsl as -r1s
saEs Dr. Ea-a-1s or. Iatis-s - 81
So iust - k..r II - retrk - enc i.f---
u E1wx-Fx Ci-~- IRsst--s - Ezcrrzs
- s-.-z<f-rf-- ~ caiorrei - 11t Ert -
- Oh. A. e-uxwzst&
U9CEv. T1kiss co=r@zE- C1&EEzzzsk q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MONTPELIER
Miss Marlory Colby Dead at Age Of
90 Years,


Last Friday evening the Montpele
Welfare league was organized with Tn,
following officers: President W. W
Brock; vice presidents, Mrs. L. w. Han
son and Rev. William Shaw; secretary
George Haseltine; treasurer, DR.. II. A
Flint. II is hoped that the services OF
Miss Louise Gridley may be secured as
field worker, as she has made study
Of local needs.
The funeral of Miss Mariory Colby
aged 20 years. who died Friday al her
home in Berlin OF old age. was held
yesterday afternoon at her late resi-
dence in the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Drew. Rev. l.. o. Sherburne Off
ciating. Miss Colby was born in Ber-
lin April Is, 1916, and all her life was
spent in that place and in Montpelier.
Her memory was remarkable and she was
considered an authority on the early
history Of Berlin. Her surviving rela-
tives are one brother Thomas Colby
of Middlesex; one sister, Mrs Euniee
True of Weirs, y. H., two nephews and
two nieces.
A fswn in the vicinity OF Seminary
Hill and East State street aroused con.
siderable interest Friday afternoon. the
deer feeding on the lawns and remaining
in sight for some time. finally disappear.
ing in the woods beyond Franklin
street.
The g. r. Bianchi company is 10 install
a now ten-ton crane and new compressor
in IFS granite she'd. the latter having
a capacity OF COO cubic feet minute
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CHICAGO CAR MEMS DEMANDS.
They Ask More Pay and New Arrange
ment of Hours.

Chicago, May 24.-Improved working
conditions have been promised 00o
street car employees in Chicago, who
have made demands on the companies
for wage increase and other conces-
sions, il was learned Saturday. The
men now work ten hours out of 10 con-
secutive hours. and they asked to be
employed ten hours out OF consecutive
~. The demands for wage increase
will he taken up at conference to be
agreed upon to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BETHEL
Death of George !. Abbott, a Prominent
Business Man.

The funeral of George !. Abbott, one
OF Bethel's most prominent business men
was held at his late residence this after
noon at o'clock, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
officiating. Mr.. Abbott died Saturday
forenoon OF tubercular throat trouble
Tor which he had taken the treatment of
several specialists during the past year.
ne was able to be on the street until a
lew days ago. He was born in Stock
bridge % years ago and devoted his life
to mercantile pursuits, serving an ap-
premiership OF several years as clerk
Tor Guy e. Graham before the great fire
OF 1877 which destroyed the Graham
store and many other buildings; and aft.
or the ire as clerk in department store
in Albany, N. y. He first entered upon a
business career for himself about 80 years
ago in the store now occupied by Miss
May Blossom, later moving to the store
now owned and occupied by F. i. Martin,
then to stores in Ouechee and Gaysville,
finally in 1895 forming a copartnership
with his brother in law, A. Lee Cady I'M
der the firm name of Abbott & Cady,
which ever since has done a prosperous
business. Mr.. Abbott married Annie,
daughter of Samuel C. Cady of Bethel,
who survives him, as do three children,
Samuel L. Abbott, Mary L. Abbott and
George ]. Abbott, jr. He is also survived by
a brother, Fred Abbott, and sister, Mrs.
w. NJ. Angler, both of Rutland.
Paul Petruka of this village and Miss
Mary Soroka of Manchester, n. H., were
married at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in st. Anthonys church by Rev. NJ. S. |
ODonnell. The bridegroom is employed
by the Bethel Chrome Tanning Co. The
young people will live in rooms over
Graham's hardware store.
Mrs F. A. O'ConneII has returned from
the hospital at Hanover, n H., and is at |
home, attended by nurse.
The Whitcomb high school baseball I
team last its first league game of the
season Saturday at Woodstock by score
OF to 2 lnfeld errors are said to have
caused the defeat.
Miss Anna Smith OF Melrose, Mass is
visiting relatives in East Bethel
Ellsworth b. Kelly OF South Wood
stock. employed as freightc Jerk at
West Lebanon. n. H., and Miss Lucy f.
Garfield of West Lebanon were married
this village Saturday evening by Rev.
J. Wesley Miller. in the presence of the
brides sisters, Misses Mabel and Maude
Garfield.
Sixteen members OF White River lodge,
No. 30. +. and A. NJ. attended the funer-
n Of the late S. c. Harrington at GAYS
vile Saturday, the impressive funeral
ritual being read at the grave in Mount
Pleasant cemetery by R. ]. Flint. Others
rom Bethel who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ID. Cushing and Mrs. Robert
Noble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
PLAINFIELD.

The pre- Memorial school exercises will
be- held al the opera house May p at
2 p. ma good drum corps will be- in
ATTENDANCE. After the exercises at the
hall the procession viii form and march
90 the cemetery. where the children will
decorate the soldiers' graves and tho
old soldiers will pay honor 70 the IN
known dead. All Who can are invited
20 march 10 the cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
ORANGE

Mrs. Hattie Curtis has bought storrs
Novcs' farm.
Tho grange meeting lest FRIDAY night
vHs ssil sitended q large nuruhef heine
present from Nashinatau ard nolble
HHh grauRs. ~stTsf consisting IF straw
hsfri,4s rails. fats auf esfer. pas --rtrd
ta near1r tUs
Tho rrarrs ELL hrIld promenade ard
faurr nstt 5 rdnHsiar uigft Mas -.
81 fhs haf Hsirr-hmerf. as1 is served
Iterrrns rfraaHF frrsfHf
guest ~ rrra Cast hisr fsst s,rk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
GRANITEvILLE.

Notice to members of court Rob Roy
No. 6. +. of A.: All members are request
ed to attend the next regular meeting OF
the court at Gilbert's hall. Tuesday, May
%. at p. m. Business, election of off
GERS and other proper business, which
may come before the meeting. J. j. Sui
livan, financial secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
The Neal Treatment Does
the Work Thoroughly---in three days

You DESIRE sucees-bter bodily healh-ber
force PHYSICAL POWERS
placed grip TREAT
what DOES
S
I REMOVES ALCOHOLIC POISON FROM
n SAME ovERcoMEs DESIRE
1t
MINDt
CRYSTAL RESTORES
MENTAL POWER.
CONCENTRATES point
of body, intended
this unfair fight poison.
capable person bsher-the greater nt-ths worse
THREE
literally H, steps of the FOG
JUDGMENT the old
PURPOSE thrilling being THERE
AFTER THIS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES is
CAUSE HAS BEEN REMovEDan always before
Treatment restores you
MORTALITY
Neal your MENTAL II
HAS DONE THIS THOUSANDS I you II
the MOB Of alcoholic
GREEN SCUM alcoholic body as ON
AND IN the mHlPOnd THE DESIRE CEASES
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
THE NEAL INSTITUTE
Ks,lsy s Hsrsvsr Street
MANCHESTER CFhous sg7-o NV HAMPSHIRE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MARsHFIELD

Merely Mary Ann" BY the Nellie
Gin PLAYERS in Marshfeld to-merroV
night This play H. fav0nte With
stock companies an over the world and
never fsils to please.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
PLAINFIELD.

See Merely Mary Ann" in North
Montpelier tonight or in Marshfield to-
morrow night, by the Nellie Gill Play
ers. An attractive feature of the play
is singing by Miss Gill.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
NORTH MONTPELIER

Etprruus w5U srot $50 rirrHr ~
rssHlrsr. -wsrs'r MsrF sur uliieh ti.s
Nile Ssh THsrr-s uff Fursert ir Nnfrh
sfis,lfr .'iisr g. r5rlt flsfrine sar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CABOT.

The Nellie Gill Players in Merely
Mary Ann" at Marshfeld tomorrow
night. Dancing. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CALAIS

Tho Nrrlir Gfr rGsrs~ e. "h1Frsf-
Wsrr snr~ 81 Hsa-shH-ld q, -la-rua
night EHnclrE. -A11.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

News has been received of the death of
Claude f. Selleck in Grants Pass, Ore.
He was born in Waterbury 46 years ago,
the son of Albert H. and Celestia y.
Reed Selleck. Albert Sclleck. the fa-
ther of the deceased, came to Waterbury
in 1865, and for 10 years operated wool
en- factory at Mill village, until it was
destroyed by fire. After two years in
Montreal, he returned to rebuild on the
old site now occupied by the w. J. Boyce
estate. In 1881 the family left Water
bury for Needham, Mass. where Mr.. Sci
leck died in 1884. The deceased at this
time was attending high school, but left
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
WATERBURY,
Plans Completed for Memorial Day Elk.
ercises-Address BY Rev. A. D. Page.

Next Saturday at | o'clock flags will
be set on the graves of the soldiers. Sun
day, May 80, union services will be held
at the Congregational church, Rev. V. L.
Smith preaching the sermon. Monday at
o'clock the parade will assemble at the
schoohouse grounds and march to the
Methodist Episcopal church, where the
address of the day will be given by Rev.
A. D. Page. All old soldiers are expect
ed to attend. also the scholars. 1t is also
hoped that the spirit of the day may be
carried out by the attendance of large
number of our citizens. It is also hoped
that the boy scouts may act as an escort
for the day.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-13

Inter bieier lleberldrift fenn5eichz
nete Die rMiinhener poit" oas 8ez
babren freher ueberpatripten in fol-
genper trefflifer Weile:
Dos 2onogeriht Berlin bat Elm
llrtsil eelproden, oos sepiNen 2ellten
pieper arg in bic anohen fobrsn
biirfte, ober pesen Isiner Ierniinfti9z
teit nit Genustuune 81 per5eidnen
lit. Der 8erliner ltniperiitdtsprpz
feKor 0ost lprad in Berlin auf Der
Strabe nit ieiner aus 5rantreid)
ftammenoen Jrau unb Der Grsieberin
isiner ainoer, elmer fron5oillhen
Shpeiserin man bente! - nur
franso1iIA. Ooriiber ergrimmte Elm
poriibsrsebenber poitor q. .. 10
lebr, boB er sons Der Ndhitenliebe
peraab uno benz Yrofeior bas 5ranz
s0Iil9iprehen erob perbot. Dieter
binsesen IieB iid ous nidt gsfollen
uno 10 fom es gu elmer bohit unataz
oemi1hen S5ene, Die in iafti9en
ShimpfpDrtern unb in einem tleinen
6anossmenge ibren Gipfel ertlomm.
Der profsHor meinte, ben paItor gum
6ouen ausbolen gu Ieben, belt ibn
felt uno purbe bofiir ipe9en nerpben
llnfug" pom ShOffsnseriht gu 10
Mart @eloltrafe perurteilt. Sas
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-13

Die 5taats SnouItrie aommils
iion mahte tiir5lid bstannt, Dab
pdbreno oes Monots Ottobsr 9,429
sSGlle bon Mrbeiter zllnfduen. iporun<
ter II ben SOB nod iid 3csen, BET
Der aommiiiion ansemeloet poroen
iparen. 200 Jdne puroen bereits
erlebist, uno bic iibrisen iollen i'm
2aufe bieles Monats CUR Grleoisung
tommen. Die aommiiIion ipeiit auh
nod, bab bic meiiten Irbeitseber ihre
NnseiteGltsn in Staasz9eriiderunssz
fonb aufnehmen lai1en. oa oies be-
oeuteno billiser tommt als 9eriihez
runsen in Yripatselellhaften Was
ipieoerum seigt, oab segen einStaatsz
monppol, Yripatmonopol niht gut
ontGmpfen fDnnen. Wdbreno ). 9.
Die Obio 2iobilitp SnI. Comp. fir
9(rbeiter in Stablperten $4.S3 pro
$4,000 berehnst perlanst bieStaotsz
Electromagnetic nur $1.S2
pro $4,000. Sir Giiensieber
(Mpulpers), perlansen pripataelellz
ihaften $2.57 pro 100, tpdbreno bic
ats=0eriiderunssseielIidoft nur
90c pro 100 bere4net.
Wallace Yaplp Ser 0oriiter Ser
Snbuitrial< <&omi1lpn BON Shio, ,meint.
bab bic 8onturrens, peIde bic
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-13

bun9 ibr.r alaTe. in tpirtidaftli6er
unb fosioler 8e5iebung tueitsr gu
n:rten, uno perben eine permanente
9omposne fir bic gefrsiung Der
2obnorbeiterihaft bonn Sohs bes
aopitolismus petterfiibrsn. Gs GILT
INNER nod bas apiunsstport bon
aorl Morr: rMrbeiter oler 2dnoer
unb Notionen, bereinigt Gu6." Sier
in ben Ser. 9tooten Ieben mir,
bob idon Miuionen bieIen Ruf sez
Bort II. befolst bdben Ii. iih in ee=
tpertihoftlihen unb politiIhen Or
eoniiotionen pereinist baben. Wir
finben in ben Unions unb in ber
IosioliftiIhen partei Qrbeiter uller
2anber unb ~3unsen pereiniet, une
Der Sag pirb tommsn, no ii9 ole
pr9aniiierten 9lrbeiter gum gemeinz
Iamen 6onbeln gegen Die tapitaliz
ftiI6en Nusbeuter 'pereinieen iperben.
gs gilt nun fir bic Sp5ialiiten,
noh tpie por in Wprt unb Shrift
fir bic 2luftldruns Der MoIs gu
tpirten, aus ibr eine 4rmee begeiz
iterter 5rsibeitsfdmpfer gu gsitalten,
bic bsreit lit, fir ben So5ialismus
nift nur Bel ben Wablen, ionbern
Bel jeber 9elegsnbeit, BEL ollen pirtz
Ihnftlihen uno pplitiIhen admp=
fen, einsutreten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-13
&altes @aiier!

2anoesridt bat ben prpfsNpr frei9e=
iprohen.
Ghon in Sem ehDffenurteil par
oussslprpben tporben. buB ge9en
6ranaolilds poer GneliIdiprehsn,
nenn es niht iiberlaut ober bemons
itratip geIdsbe, nidts gu io9en lei,
1fon Inn Der BEL uns ipeilenpen neu=
trolen 2(uslGnber pillen, aber audi,
ipsrn oiele Sprahen ettDa our geleb=
rune eeiprphen iperben. Oas lit IL
ielbftperitdnoltn, Seb mon es nur Sc
bauern mub. penn nicht ulle slngehos
riaen unIeres 0oltes, oas itol5 har=
auf lit, Elm aulturpolt gu iein, bupon
Durhorunsen iin0.
Sehr intereIIant iino in bieIem
5all ouh nod Die Nebenporgdnge. Sr
Der MISUNDERSTANDING lpurot
mitgetsilt, boz Der poitpr Den pro
feiIor BEL ben inn pprseieBtsn 9eh6r.
oen onee5eigt bat. llnb Der Dor.
fibsnoe, 2anbgerihtsbirettor WeIterz
mann, mics entriiitet auf Die bem Ge=
ri6t sugstommensn S6mdhbriefe bin
Gr betonte ouh, bab Die rYotrioten"
Die tein 5ronsoiiIh ouf unieren
Straben buloen po1ten, nidt Den
Miut butten, iAre Sdimpfereien 5u
unter3eifnen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-11-13

Sobren, elmer ser Oelegaten 1T, 1aet,
miro Der aampf UNI ben MhtItunben@
tag eine grobe Rolle auf Der aonpenz
tion 1pielen.
Die fortihrittlihen 0elegoten mol
len, oob Der N6titunbentag burd eez
pertfhaftlide uno politiIdhe Mttion
ein9efiibrt peroe unb 5par fir alle
mdnnlihen unb ipeiblihen 2obnorbei=
ter, gleihpiel cb organiiiert pber nidt,
tpdbrenb 9ompers unb feline Srabanz
ten eegen seieBlihe Ginmiiduns in
oiefen aampf iinb unb ertldren, oab
Die geIebgebung nur fir iolde 2eu=
te. bic an Dfflntli6en, itaatlt6en uno
Itdotilden 9lrbeiten belhdftist itno,
cine Yertiiraung Ger Mrbeits3eit bsr=
fiigen Iou. gompers meint, boB
lpenn Ser Staat ben Northumberland
er5pinse, Die llnions in ibrem Nr=
beitsfelo beeintrdhtiet uno in ben
Iu9en Der Mafe bebeuteno an Wert
uno Inlehen berlieren ipiirben.
nWenn Der 8oter Staot," Ioqt 9omz
pers, roas Reht uno bic Modt bat,
bic 2Dbne unb Die 9lrbeitsitunoen
fe't5uiesen, tpos bleibt bann nod fir
Die llnipns gu tun iibrig?"
slber, frasen bic SoaialiItsn, ipie
Diele Sabre piiroe es pobl nod neb=
men, lpenn ourh bic 5dtigteit Der
Unions oIeir Der olIsemeine Qldtz
itunoentog eireefiibrt perosn Iou?
Sn ieiner grOffnungrebe nabm
8ompers auh ouf oen Melttrieg Be-
5us uno Die Wirtuna, peIds sr ouf
Die tpirtItoftlihsn 0srbdItniiIs Der
Der. Stoaten bat. gr erlpdbnte ouh
Der 0erIuhe, bic bon beutiden uno
olterrei4iid idzungarilhen Qleenten esz
maht puroen, um inouitrieqe llnruz
ben berpor5uruf.n.
Der Sabres6eridt ergab, Sob bic
3abl Ser Witglieoer pG6rsro bes IeBz
ten Sabres um 74,325 5uriidgegangen
lit uno BOP Dies Der erlts Riidsong
lett 1908 lit. Die MitsIisb5obl be-
trlg am l. September 1894 Ill.