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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
6tporen butte, fir BEN gingeborenen

i6moren batte, fir 6en gingeborenen
aber felbitberitdn6lib tpar. 8em
man al1f sic bamalige 8eit 5uriid=
blidt, ioG man init ieinem Notriotis=
mus MIR nidt prablen. 9a1nals 1tn6
6te @ingebiirgerten inn @erba1tniB 81
ibrer 3abI patriotii6er getpelen ols
Die @ingeborenen. @er 6aS nidt
gln1bt, leie I'M gilbert 8ernbaro
Saults ~Tbe @ermm Clement int tbe
1mite6 StateS" 1ra6.
Sm1lt idreibt 6ariiber an Ger @a1l6
elmer bon 8eniamin @oul6, 6em
Mctltar Ser ul1nite6 States Sanitary
@ommiifion" berfaBten Statiitif II.
a.: Son SEN 2,O18,0O0z Sic, mie sic
8eb0lferufgs5abl 1860 itanb> pebr=
fGbig moren, tparen 118,402 4eutibe,
sic 3obl 6entl6er 5reimilliger ober
tpar 1851, olio Inn 58,415 GRO
fer, als ibrem 8erbaltnib entiprad.
gingebore11e Mmerifaner bitten IT,
66O,068 itenen 1ouen, iteaten aber
ta1r 1,523,267, olio 146,801 meri=
ger, ols iba1en 3utam. &atriotiider
ols ste gingeborenen ertpieien iid)
audi sic Mmerifa1rer irii6er @eburt,
sic, ltatt 139,O52, 144,22t SoI6oten
1ieferten, sos beiBt $3.50 mebr, als
ibnen 51tfam. Sen 8mriotismatS Ser
Srlan6er bat nieman6 in 6rage ge=
iteut, rnb 6ob baben tie, tpie mobl
BEL 6ieier @erednltng I'M 20,650
8ablreider, Inn 1886 tpemiger Srei=
miQige ms Sel6 geiteat als 6ie Dent=
i9en. gs befin6en it@ aber in ser
81 tie rrn6 $4,000, 6eren @eburtslan6
1ri9t befant getpeien, 1trr6 mar mutt
a1t6 bon 6iefen 6en Deutidgeborenen
etne gr0Bere Mn5abI 5ugrte fommen
Iaiien. Mn6ere tpl1r6en bon @oul6
als @ie6eranmerbungen in Mb5ug ge<
bro6t, 10 in Miiiouri gar 10000, 10
0aB mon Die B%ebQ11ptung, oaB in Den
&eeren 6es Mor6ens mebr als 2O0,-
600 De1ttide ge6ient, fetnesmegs
als %ibertrieben betra9ten 6arf;
nn6 sic 6retfode 3obI mdre
mabri6etnli@ ni6t 3u bod %ge9riffen,
tpenr 6ie l1nionsfdmpfer, 6ie 6eltt-
fdes @lut in Sen M6ern batten, in
8etradt ge5ogen miirben.
Sotpeit 5o1it. DaB Ste Deutidet1
6amals 5oblreider als Die Srldn6er
ols Sreimiltge in's Serr eingetreten
iir6, bot pobrideinli@ feinen @r11n6
barin gebobt, bob es mebr 6eutfde
OILS iriide @eplrblitaner gab un6 sic
@epublitdner ii@ mebr fir SEN &rteg
begei1terten alS sic Demofraten, Sic
norrentli6 in BEN @ren5en (Dsfilioltri
3. 49, bielfa6 Sen &rieg nidt .billig-
ten. @eute 6iirfte man inter SEN
Srldn6ern in etnem Mbmebrfriege
pobI ebenio biel Batrioten tpie unter
SEN 0enti6en fin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

gra,n6loien Morait brabte. glio audi
otefen 8a1noesgemoiien, auf ben Die
@uiien idon Dor einem Sabre TO
grobe &offn11ngen iebten, einen itren>
gen @irter, bralldt Dea1tidIar6
i'm re1en ariegstpinter auf ruiiifher
gr6e nidt 3u fiirdten; 1912 bat au6
in bieier Stmidt ie6en Sdreden per-
loren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
den bes ruiiilden @intcrs am fiibl.
barlten preisaeqeben NOR.

Wv ny %AlltIultIL xOtt]Sl0 wv luy1'
bariten preisgegeben NOR.
Den1rod brnadyert Sic Datid)en
ben rliiifden @inter ebe1iotperig a.,
irdten, pie Die ruififden M4ionen-
Deere. 1uS Winterflima @etrub-
lambs unterideibet iid ridt gar 10
erbeblt9 bon benz, mas man in DIT
preuBen Sabr fir Sabr getpobnt lift,
ia, IN @olen lit iogar Der 8irter i'm
l%angiabrigen Durdldynttt ettuas &C.
timber olS in Sitpreuben. Sc meiter
man nod Morboiten fontn1t, Inn 10
falter miro es fretlt@. SSn @iga
|pflegt itrenger Sroft bal1ftger bor3l1-
fommem ols ettpa in Memel u1u6
mem er m1ftrttt, lit er IN Der &egel
nod eine M1tarce frdiftiger alS BORT.
%SSmr1nerbin iin6 sic febr tiefen Gent
peraturen a16 in 6en itrengen @im<
term 5%u1neilt 1m1r an ein3elne frr5e
gpoden gefniipft Die &alte, bie
MapoleonS Seer pom IS. Nopember
Bis Mitte De3ember 1912 6e5imirte
ltn6 sic am s. De5ember BEL @ilno
einen &%0bepltnft BON 81 @ra6 Sab-
renbeit erreidte, mar in ie6er @in-
itdt ungepobnli6, mdt MN 6urd
ibre in oieien @egenoen gerooe5u BEL
lpiel1oie Suteniitat, 1on6ern a11d)
Sic mtffallig friibe S~abres5ett, 6enn
sic Gemperatur nnter - 10 @ra6
Dabrenbeit pflegt ion1t, tuenm iiber-
bm1pt, 1m1r int tieflten @inter, alio
5tpi1den Sa1u1ar un6 Mnfang Mdr5,
bor511fommen.
Die tief1ten Gemperaturen .l1nter
20 @ra6 6abrerbett itn6 int iibrt=
gen erit cine @igenbeit 6es tteferen
&1Blan6s ur6 int @eten cine ebenio
groBe 5eltenbeit tpie in Delttl6lar6,
mo ite in Sabraebnten MIR einnal
bor5ufommen pflegen. &etersburgs
tiefiter Tbermometeritan6 lit 5par =
3 @ra6 Jabrenbeit Mosfm1s = 48,
aber menn man BORT, bob eS 1898
alt9 in 9itpreuBen - SO, o6er 1912
gar in &oliteim - 81 @rao Sabren-
beit gab, 10 erfenrt ma1t> 6aB in &uB-
lan6 1ie, @erbdltniife 6o6 nidt 10
iebr erbeblid an6ers ols IN iebr fol-
ten oea1ti6en @tntern liegen.. Ser
normale 8uita1r6 lit ielbit in falte1t
@tntern IN @eitratBGan6 ni6t biel
an6ers, pie eS etpa @nfang De5em<
Der 1870 o6er Mnfang SSatr11ar 1871
in Sranfrei6 Ser SAL mar. Denn
ser &riegstpinter 1870-71 tpar Der
falteite @inter felt 1888, olio felt
iebt itebenun6iieb5tg SSabren! Gin
maBig falter 8inter lit iibrigenS 6en
|Gr11ppen 1elbit lteber, als ein om5n
meider @tnter nit ieinem etr6loien
|5dm1b nn6 Megen. Ser @ittter bat
gera6e tpegen ietner MiG6e Sen Sra1ps
pen 10 oft GIT idaffen gemadt, un6
BON Sen &arpatbentr1tppen abgeie=
fen, 6ie b0ie gu Gei6en batten, mar
ser 8inter 1914-15 o11f 6em oitli=
den @riegsid)a11plab, 100 baufiger
mdBiger 6roit berridte, eigenfli6 er-
trGglider als int @eiten, mo faum ie<
malls idtpa6er Sroit eine Mmeds=
lung in sic etpige Mdiie nn6 IN SEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Sic s1afe uno ote 86de.

9ie S1afe umo ote 86de.
Eraii6ent WiIion ideint Elm eifri-
ger 2eier Der Gbicago Gribune gu
lein. SSn 6ieier 3eitung tpur6e Dor
einigen Iagen &oge gefibrt iiber
ous unperm0gen 6es amerifami9en
@olfsforpers, Ste gintpanoerung 10
b%oaitan6ig 5u abiorbieren boB sic
eingepanoerten 8iirger ibr angelo
renes @olfstbl1m gang nno gur obIeg=
ten nn6 &merifa1rer tpiir6en in 6em
Slime, tpie 6ie Iribnne oie1en Be-
griff auslegt. u@ir baben fein Ser
fobren gefum0en," idreibt Sic SRI
bnne m0rtli6, ~6as itarf genl1g por
INN Den &nfommling nit nns at ber<
l9mel5en. @ir fonnen einar6er nidt
berlteben;; mtr baben feline 8eranttpor=
t1ng gemein; mir baben fem gemein=
James 3iel." 9ieie. Mnsfiibrungen
bot &raii6ent @iIim ii9 in elmer
@eoe GIT eigen gemadt, bie er ont
Mfontag Mbeno in Ser 8unbesbaupt=
itoot Dor Sen Iodtern ser omerifani-
f6en &epolution bielt. Mud) Ser Yra=
lioent lit Ser Mniidt, 6aB mir l1eber=
fl11b an 8iirgern baben, sic 1id 6eln
8egriff 6es reinen Mmerifonertbums
nidt et1ge genug anpaien, Sic 6a5
Sntereiie frem6er 9dn6er Sen S1tte=
reiien ser Ser. Staaten boranlteuerl
6eren eri ter un6 letter @eoanfe nidt
Mmerifa lit, ion6ern sos 2ano ibrer
@ebnrt o6er ibrer grinner11nge11.
l1n6 5tpar lit er ser M1iidt, 6ob es
oieie 6efeften Mmerifarer 1rid)t bloB
nnter Den eigetpan6erten, ion6ern
an4 nnter Sen bier %geborenen 8iir-
germ giebt. Diefe 6efeften Mmerifa=
ner miu Ser Grdiioent BON Sen boil
fommenen Mmerifanern geionoert bo=
ben, tpie MON 866e bon SEN gdofen
ionoert; Sic Sdafe min er 51 iei1rer
gfedten, sic 8ode gu 1einer 2infen
geiteM baben. Die Son6erung min
er onr@ politii6e1r un6 geienidoftIi=
diem Sitracismus b%oll5ogen boben; eli
ner ginridtung, sic i'm alten @rie-
9enlan6 beitano. @egen gn6e bes
1e1ite1r eSnhrbut10erts Dor Ghriltus
tp1tr6en IN Mtben burb &Ieiltbenes
ote Sderbengertdte eingefiibrt, ei1ee
Mrt politiide MoBregeIung, sic 5111l
3tped bmte, 8iirger, bon oeren Stel-
lung mat eine storung ser rubigen
gnttpidelung oes @tootslebens Be-
firdtete, uuf einige 3eit o1rs SEM
Stoate at %entfernen.
ST. unierer 3eit fomunt 6as gder=
bengeridt n11r nod figiirIi6 511r M1.
tpenoung. Inter Oitracismus pers
itebt mat be~l1t5utoge geieuidaftlid>e
ODER politiide Medt1lrrg, rno 10 mill
leoe11foas al16 H%r1lioent @ill ION Sen
Ma1s6rl1d perltanoen baben. s. fragt
ltd nltr, tper geddtet peroen ion, tper
Die Meft1ng bon5ieben ltro auf
@runo melder MnfIogen iie bon5o-
gen mer0en ion. 9ie Meoe 6es Nra<
ltoenten gteh 6ariiber feinen Ml1f,
idllB. 9ie Ml1sfibrungen ser Gbi=
oogo Sribune ii16 in bie1er 8e3ieblt1g
oel1tllder. a1s ib1re1r erfennt n1alt
leidt, oab Sic Mmerifaner oel1tider
n1lo oiterrei6iIder &erfnnft g%elneilt
ittto, men1t bon @iirgern sic &eoe lit,
BET oenen sic Mufnabmefabigfeit oes
omerifamiiden @olfsf0rpers %periagt,
Die fir oie gemeiniamen 8iele Scr
Eribane ntdt 5t baben fins, tbr 9iir-
gertoeol nod ibrer Guffuiiu11g nid]t
formen mollen. l1no tpenrt 6em Erd>
iioenten 8ilion 6ieies Soeol poridhpes
ben iollte, Damn freiIi9 iir6 mir an1e'
utfaner 6elttider &erfnnft fit Iein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Sic MmSii1tem ant
SaIfa1t.

Die Maiierteu baben ben 8alfan=
felo5tg eilrgeleitet, pie tie lei1rer5eit
oos Observation-Disclosures elrlei=
tetel1 - nit Hal1fen ltno Srompe=
ten. Gs ge1udbrt ein gan5 ein5ig=
ortiges @ergniigen, in oert bieiige1
Srganen ser Mliierten aus ienen
Sageu SIT bldtter11. ga miro 6as
9lolte bonn @imn1el berurterpropbe=
set. Iie eriten S6ilie Ser aaiier=
ten Tlptte moren nod nidt perballt,
als oieIe 9latter sic 9eie6erlage Ser
Siirfen feierter1. 9ie SenIationsmel=
olt1tgen iiberltiir5ten iih. Sic thrift
ider Sorts lieB man mie &artenbalt=
Ter 5l1iamme1rfallen. .3met Sage nad)
Belgium oes 8ombaroements bieB es,
Sic eriten @riegsi6iffe Ser aaiierten
bitten Sic 911rdfabrt e%r5tpu1gen un6
ieien bis ms Marmard=Meer borge=
orl111gen. SS1 &onitantinopel berride
1nbelbreiblide Mufregung. Sic Sc
gierl1ng babe Sic Staatsar6ipe nad
&leinalien biniiberl6affen laiieru
fir Sen Sltltan merbe Elm @rtra5ng
bereit gebalten 6amit er flidten f0n-
ne, iobolo sic aliierte Slotte Dor
&onlta1rtiuopel erldeine, mas unmit-
telbor beporitebe. S1 2on6on, So
ris uno Seem Oorf begann man nit
ser Nufbeilung Ser Siirfei, nn6 6eS
Sdtpir6els 1par fein @r6e.
8is Sic grobe Grrii6terung fom
- sic idtpere Mie0er1age Ser aaiier=
ten 5lotte BEL ibrem r iten @eriu6,
sic 5obrt 6ur6 sic Meerenge 5u err
5tpingen. @iren 5tpeiten @eriu6 bat
lie rid)t unternommen. SIM &atbe
ser Maiierten tpur6e bei9lolien 6ie
BAROMETER BON ser 9anoieite ar5n<
greifen. Scum D1b ser alte Sdpinz
sci pot 11erem an. @a11m batten 6ie
er1ten Sruppen Ser Maiierten na6
fur6tboren @erlu1ten unter Dent
@dute ser &riegsi6iffe ouf Ser
SalbinIel @alipoli einigermaben fe-
item SUP gefoBt, als man audi idon
bon groBen Siegen Ser @%nglanoer
uno Jran5o1en borte, 10 6aB man
bqtte meinen ioQen,. tie tparen &on=
1tantinopel naber als Sen 2%an6ungS=
plaben. 8ie6er tp11r6e in Ger 1trper=
idamten @eiie gelogen> mie man es
BEL ginleitung Der @dmpfe gegen Die
acknowledgements erlebt batte. @ie=
ser prangten in Sen bieligen Srga=
mem Ser Muiierten Die &teienletter1r,
6te bon geponnenen S9lodten Der
aniierten er5dblten, bon fur9tbaren
Mie6erlagen ser Siirfen uno 6ie Gin,
nabme &on1tantinopels unmittelbnr
in Musiidt 1teuten.
Mu9 6ieier 59pin6el brah 5uiam=
men, als sic @ngldn6er ii6 5u Oem
@ingeltdnoniB ge5tpungen Iaben, bob
ite IN po6enlagen, m%ngebe1er ber=
lultreiden &dmpfen ni@t einen
S9ritt bortparts gefommen leien,
un6 bel1te beginnt man ii6 nit Dem
@e6anfen bertrmt at MAIDEN, Die
Dor6aneaen gang un6 gar auf5nge=
BEN. Mn sic 6amaligen '8organge
m1tB man it9 erinnern, metm man
bie beutigen periteben mil. Sc lou
2eute geben, Die aud beute nod a1f
ie6en Sdtpin6el Ser aliterten 2iigen,
preiie bereinfaaen. Nidt manher
Sag 1T felt Musbrud 6es &rieges
pergangen, an oem bieie &relie nidt
gelogen but. Sic muB liigen, ibr
9ienitperbdltniB gu ben Sein6en
Deutidlan6s be6ingt Dos. Sen an<
itiftern oieies furdtbarem &rteges
beginnt sic Siiue eri4itternoer
8obrbeiten, Die er at ben Sag
bringt, d13n mdiidttiig at merben. Sic
fe 8obrbeiten ftarren ibnen ins @e=
1idt uie EMIT nod Ger tief1tnrtgert
Muffaiiung ser alten @rieden 6as
Evening star., 1915-12-19

|owers and my most re-
E which has been i'll our
b the custom of my fam
b present it, through the
IN that son has ever seen.
ht of the family. But |
b bear can appreciate an
| my admiration reaches
b my country next week.
|one whom l regard as
Id.
GRAND DUKE
Evening star., 1915-12-19
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for December 10, 1915
To Miss FRANCES STARR.

To Miss FRANCES STARR.
Dear Lady: There is no mistake in
planting flower where none grew in
the pathway Of life. That must an
swer for reason that actuates me in
saying what l think of your Marie
Odile. A rose for rose is fair
bargain.
Yours in golden retrospect,
A FOREIGNER.
Evening star., 1915-12-19

Dear Miss Lospe: l am student
at Ann Arbor. l am studying law.
Yet. like most human beings, l have.
at times strong inclination to break
the law.
came over to Detroit yesterday
with the intention of joining some
young men l know in carouse.
Before meeting them ] went to the
theater and saw you play the heroine
in The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine
Your sweetness and purity shown
in person and in the character you
were playing, changed my plans. |
went straight to my hotel and omit
ted the carousc. | shall omit all
sprees in the future. | want you to
know what you have done for one
young mans ideals and future.
Respectfully yours,
Evening star., 1915-12-19


in
And
ma
opof
rand for
to
a
and Yoursi incerly,
Evening star., 1915-12-19

Ny dear Miss Daaon. l sim
cerely trust that you will par
don my temerity in writing
you, but want to thank you, if
l can, for all that you have
done for me.
This may sound strange to you,
but after you have read my let
ter through perhaps you will
understand. At least, will try to
give you some idea of how l feel
and it won't be easy, for you know
it is hard to put our thoughts on
paper-at times. / have enjoyed you
work on the screen immensely. and VIII
I've been watching you, you have /
doing me lot of good. Your VIC
THE Heart Of Jennifer" was, / thi
best Characterization that you have
yet. You made it such human port
think it is this human quality in
makes it so admirable. All in all, N
4 =
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
CONSTRUCTIVE Discomfort

Lots of people are discontinued.
There are different kinds of discon-
tent. One kind of discomfort is some
thing like an intellectual stomache
ache, it just hurts and makes the PEG.
pie feel uncomfortable. The person
who has this kind of discomfort, usu-
ally votes the oId-party tickets, then
whines and growIs about hard times.
Another kind of discomfort makes for
progress. 1t is that kind of discomfort
which hunts for remedy for the dis
ease.
1t does not matter that the wrong
medicine is tried first; if the individ-
ual is really looking for an answer
to the problem, and is not bigoted, he
eventually will arrive at the right
remedy by course of elimination of
those things that are not remedies at
all-if the patient lives through the
application of all the reform nos
trums! Socialism is the only cure
for hard times, and no matter what
substitute is tried, the discontinued
will eventually use the genuine cure.
Elk.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
Fraternally submitted,
CARL ULONSKA,
County Sec. Treas.
ANOTHER BIG MEETING

Monroe, Wash, July 10, 1915.
Washington Socialist:
Carl Ulonska made good again here
last night with full hall.
Even better than he was before,
and that is going some.
After the lecture some good music
was enjoyed then the loosing side in
the membership contest furnished a
nice feed of coffee, cake, sandwiches
and ice cream.
Then the floor was cleared for dane
ing and the crowd had about an hour
of nice, clean fun.
We hold a picnic August /, when
Carrie Allen will be with u.s.
Comrades of other sections of the
state, let the slogan be, Organize All
the Time.
Yours for an organized state and
the big change in our day,
Press Comm, Local Monroe.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
MINUTES OF G. E. G. MEETING
HELD JULY II, 1915

Meeting called to order at 1915 by
Chairman Morrison. Roll call showed
the following members present: Nor
rison, Hoover, ZietZ and Watts; alb
sent, Thompson.
Minutes and financial report of the
previous monthly meeting were read
and on motion accepted and filed.
The following applications for mem
bers at large were read and on motion
were accepted to membership: julius
Lindau, Esther Finger, Leona Finger,
John l.. Johnson, Ole Johnson, Albert
10. Pearson, Edward Edlund, and
Clyde w. Cease
Financial report of Halls lake picnic
was read and on motion accepted Bill
from Everett Herald for printing $9.75
was read and allowed on motion.
Report of the. Northwest Worker for
month of June was read and filed on
motion.
Motion that sectional county
picnic be held in Everett on August
15 Discussed and carried
Motion: that comrades Watts and
Morrison act as managers of the pic
mic to be held on this date. Carried.
Upon the recommendation and re-
quest of the county secretary that his
wages be dispensed with during the
months of June, July and August
while he is organizing, the executive
committee acting in accordance pass
ed a motion to this effect
Matter of organizing the Socialists
of Snohomish was discussed and mo-
ton made that comrade Charles Will
liam Skinner be asked to spend three
days during the coming week, July IL,
in perfecting the organization in Sno-
homsh. Carried
Motion that comrade Watts be au-
thorized to act as temporary county
secretary during the absence of the
regular secretary, carried. Matter of
Local Everett No. rs proposed motion
for an improved plan of county autom-
ony was discussed at length and reso-
lutions were adopted against the pro-
posed motion and were ordered sent
to the Socialist press.
The following bills for mileage were
allowed and paid on motion: j. M.
Hoover two meetings, SIG; Bertha
Zietz, two meetings, soc.
Books of secretary-treasurer were
audited and found correct
On motion the committee adjourned
at 1870 to meet at the call of the
secretary treasurer.
Fraternally submitted,
CARL ULONSKA,
County Sec.-Treas.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
SOCIALIST PARTY
DIRECTORY

Cards will be inserted In this col
umn for the sum of fifty cents
month.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE sEcRE-
TARY. - Walter Lanfersiek, 803
West Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
STATE SECRETARY OF WASHING
TONI. &C. Katterfield, Box 4e1,
Everett, Wash. Office 314 Com
merce Bldg, Everett.
sNoHoMlsH COUNTY sECRE-
TARY.-Carl Ulonska, Room 8. The
Forum, 1912 California Street. Ev.
erett, Wash.
LOCAL EVERETT No. I meets every
Friday evening at 8 in The Forum,
1912 California ST., Everett. r. d.
Hodgins, fin-sec.; Hanna Crosby,
rec.-sec.; f. G. Crosby, organizer.
LOCAL EDMONDs meets every Sun.
day evening at 8, in Engels' hall,
Edmonds. G. e. Briggs, Edmonds,
recording Sec; B. II. Davis, Ed
monds, financial sec.
LOCAL MONROE meets on the LIST
and 3rd Fridays in the month at 8
p. m. in the st. James hotel. r. w.
Thompson. Monroe, sec; w. s. KEEL
Ter, Monroe, organizer.
LOCAL CEDAR VALLEY meets OH
the End and 4th Saturdays in the
month at 8 p. m. in the Cedar Val
ley church. Richard Pape, r. F. d.
Edmonds, Sec; J. M. Hs,ver, r. F.
d. Edmonds, organizer.
LOCAL LAKEWOOD meets every
Thursday in the month at $3.50 pm,
In Lakewood hall. Chas. Roth, r.
Arlington, fln.-sec.; John Over.
void, r. 1 Arlington, organizer.
LOCAL RICHMOND meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at 8 D.
m. in the homes of members. F. d.
Hoffer, r. l Edmonds, fin.-sec.; Bon.
ner Bartlett, Edmonds, rec. Sec
LOCAL GOLD BAR meets every Bird
Sunday in the month at 2 D. m. in
the homes of members. Rufus
! Wren, Gold Bar, fin. and rec. sec.
e. G. Richards, Gold Bar, organizer
LOCAL SILvANA meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at 2
p. m. in the Silvana Trading Union
hall. Arvid N. Berg, Silvana, fin
and rec. Sec; Ole Larson, Silvana
Organizer.
LOCAL BRYANT meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at z
p. m. in the homes Of members
Mike Kronholm, Bryant, fin.-sec.
Ben Montgomery, Pilchuck, or
ganiZer
LOCAL HOME ACRES meets first
Sunday afternoon of each month al
comrade Chas Solies residence. w
j. Fortson, rec. Sec; Chas. Sole
fin. Sec; Chas. Jurgus, organizer.
LOCAL MARKHAM, Seattle, meets ev
cry Thursday at s p. M, at 1888
Lakeside Ave. Lalla Rogers, 1893
Lakeside Ave-, fin.-sec.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
PLEASE NOTE

During my organization trip
throughout the state comrade Watts
of the county executive committee
will act as temporary county secretary
and will receive and fill all orders for
dues stamps and supplies. All mail
other than personal should be address
ed to H. w. Watts, 1912 California
ST, Everett, Wash. Comrades please
note!
CARL ULONSKA, Sec.-Treas.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
All Should Study Socialism
I'm UNION, New HaVen, Conn.

From Union, New Haven, Conn.
Socialism is not only the most inter-
esting but the most debatable subject
in the whole domain of economics. 1t
is, in fact, the most fascinating gate
way through which any student may
pass into the realms of political econ
omy. One cannot go far with his study
of the pros and cons of Socialism with
out getting a pretty firm and inteII-
gent grip on nearly all the great fun
damental doctrines of economics. So
cialists are invariably we'll read in the
theories of political and economic
science. AS a party, we believe that
the Socialists in their rank and file
average more knowledge and study of
political and economic questions than
do the members of any other political
party. 1t is, in fact, impossible for
one to become a real convert to So
cialism without having first mastered
to a considerable extent the fundamen-
tai principles of political economy just
as 1t may be impossible for one to re-
main a Socialist after he has dipped
deeply into the science of economics.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
TO PARTY MEMBERS.
RESOLUTION BY SNoHOMiSH
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE

WI
That whereas, a motion Instituted
by Local Everett No. I with a So
called Improvement plan for county
autonomy" 10 before the membership
Of the Socialist Party Of Washington,
and
Whereas, this Improved plan" pro-
vIdes that the locals Of autonomous
counties shall pay an additional three
cents for each dues stamp, and
Whereas, an addition Of two cents
has already been added to provide a
per dlem fund for convention dele
gates. therefore, be II
Resolved that the snohomlsh County
executive committee considers that
this motion will work a hardship upon
the membership, because Il will nee.
Jessitate the raising Of dues, which
they deem inadvisabIe under present
industrial conditions, and be II
Further resolved that this commit
tee 10 opposed to the raising Of dues
at this time for any purpose, but
would, on the contrary, favorably con
slider a motion looking to a reduction
In the cost Of membership In the So
ciaIlst Party.
CARL uLONSkA.
C. p. MORRISON.
j. M. HOOVER.
H. w. WATTS.
BERTHA ZEITZ.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-07-15
SNOHOMISH COUNTY NEWS
AND NOTES
Carl, TT ONSKA Sec Treas
HALLS LAKE PICNIC

The first of the sectional county
picnics was held on July 4th and
proved a success in every way, both
from a propaganda and financial stand
point Several hundred attended and
listened to the propaganda speeches.
The following is the financial report
of the picnic:
Total receipts ---------------$14 S.0 90
Total expenditures ----------- 140.49
Balance netted --------------$ 7.60
One-third receipts to county----$ 2.53
Balance to Northwest Worker 4.07
MRS. MARY MCNAMARA,
Sec. Finance Committee