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INCREASED RATES ON NEWS
PRINT PAPER APPROVED
By associated Press

Washington. March 4. Increased
freight rates on news print paper from
New England and Northern New York
to points west of Pittsburgh and Buff
falo, east of the Mississippi and north
of the Ohio river were approved to-day
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. y rate of twenty cents hundred
pounds was pronounced reasonable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oberholtzer of
1886 North Fourth street. announce
the birth of a son. Harry Isaac Ober-
holtzer, Monday, February %, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Irving Delhi,
of PaXtang. announce the birth of a
son, Ralph Irving Delhi, Jr., to-day,
March 4, 1916.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04
GUEST At TEA

Mrs. John Brua Keefer who is
celebrating her S3rd birthday to-day
was guest of honor at an afternoon
tea from to 5 o'clock, with Mrs.
Chris A. Hibler. hostess, at her resi-
dence, 1924 North Second street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04
LUNCHEON FOR NIECE

Mrs. Charles Francis Etter invited
a number of the younger girls to her
home, 9OI North Front street this aft
ernoon to attend luncheon in honor
of her niece, Miss Sara Elizabeth
Miller, whose engagement to Joseph
Hayes was recently announced.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04
CARDINAL MERCIER RETURNS
Special to the Telegraph

Paris, March 4. Cardinal Mercier
has arrived at Malines, the Belgian city
of which he is archbishop, on his return
from his trip to Rome, according to a
dispatch from the latter city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04
Accidents Now Reported

The new Workmens Compensation
Act has been, in large measure, re-
sponsible for the reporting of all acct
dents to the Labor Department, but
even with the tremendous number of
reports now being received the COM
missioner declared to-day that there is
evidence in the department that all ac-
plains that number of agreements
for Workmen's Compensation payments
have come to the Compensation Bureau,
although no reports of the accidents
had previously been filed.
In discussing the tremendous toll of
life and health by industrial acci-
dents, Commissioner Jackson to-day
said:
Employers and employees are awak-
ening to their responsibilities as a re-
suit of the great numbers of accident
reports that are now being received.
During the entire year of 1915 the
records of this department show only
61.54OS reports Of injuries to workers,
including 1904 fatalities. The first two
ports of more than half that number
of injuries and more than one-fourth
the number of fatalities.
IF 100000 workers are injured in
Pennsylvania during this year 1t will
mean that approximately one of every
five persons, employed in this State,
will be victims of accidents, assuming
that 100000 is Pennsylvania's work.
ing population.
THAT army of injured workers in
Pennsylvania alone would be three
times the size of the standing army
Of the entire United States and would
compare in number with men wounded
in the battles of the European conflict.
THE 100000 persons injured during
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of the
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she had in
the ewelry while
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04
Two Italian and French
Steamships Have Gone Down

Leghorn. Italy, March 4. - The stam-
ship Giava, which left here February
9, has been sunk by an Austrian sub
marine. There were no Americans on
board
Larochelle. France, March A. - The
3.ii7 tons gross. which sailed from a. n'
rochelle on Tuesday, was sunk on the
same day in the Bay OF Biscay, at a
point six miles northwest of lie D'Yau.
She is believed to have struck mine.
SIX of the twenty-five men Of the crew
lost their lives
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04

talities during January. Commissioner
jackson contends that these accidents,
If continued, will result in the wound
ing of 100000 workers in Pennsyl-
vania's industrial army in 1916.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
ANCnO

Miss Leona Rishai dson has re-
turned home from White Oaks
Ed Comrey made a business trip
10 Santa Fe last week
Mrs BellAmy was the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs Perry Saturday
and Sunday.
Kimbell Graves was up from III
Paso last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Graves.
Miss Ethel Gaddis has completed
her school here and 10 now in
Estancia.
u. s. Stewart was here from III
Paso last week ~transac,ing bust.
ess
Edwin Bellamy, Jesse Kennedy
and Misses Sadie and Lucy Straley
motored to Carrizozo last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs X Il. p. Warden
gave a delightful party Tuesday
&C their ranch in honor of the ff
teenth birthday anniversary of
their daughter, Alma. A large
number Of friends we're present.
Miss Sadie Straley entertained
the Embroidery club last week. Sne
was assisted in entertaining by her
mother Those present we're Mes
dames Geo. N, Wills, T. II Helm.
es, w W. Cutler. John Wilson, J.
A Carey, A. N Russell aud T. J.
SlrAley
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
NOGAL

Uncle Tom Henley was . hus .
ness visitor to Caribou Tuesday,
Rev. Hoover Of the Al, ent faith,
Of Estsncia, is in Nogal again
The Rtsedals garden has htn
planted IN onions, English psas aud
spinach.
The extreme cold and SNOW
Of the 23d and 24lh inst. destroyed
all the fruit in this part IT the
county and has killed ONE Of the
trees rs well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mathews
and daughters, ere visitors at
Uncle Tom Henley's last week
They we're looking after the Ander.
son properly IN Nogsl.
With great sorrow we announce
the death OF Miss Vera Skinner
which occurred at 80 on the night
Of the oath inst. at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Skinner,
on the mesa. Miss Vera was a
bright aud winrome Young lady,
sixteen years Of age Our heartfelt
sympathy goes out to the family in
their extreme sorrow. We learn
hat her death was due to meAsels
and pneumonia. Interment was
made In the Angus ceme,ery.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31

planting and protection Of trees.
We have now discovered the eces.
sity Of preserving ali song and In.
sectivorous birds. 1t 10 said that
II oil insect.eating birds we're dea-
troyed. this whole continent would
In three years become uninhabitable
by reason OF the myriads OF insects.
We should bring back the birds to
protect our grains, plants and trees
And, while we are impressed with
the economic value Of these things,
we bear in mind also their esthetic
value The beauty Of shade and
forest trees and the swes ness OF
wild birds songs please our senses
aud increase vastly our enjoyment
In living.
Special days for the consideration
Of these interests are necessary, o.
in our rush Of daily affairs there is
little time to think carefully ui
many claims upon our attention
The days selected in New Mexico
should be observed by schools and
communities. not in idleness, bul Ia
practical measures TO insure the
ends We are seeking. aud IN such
exercises Ne shall inculcate perma
nently In our minds the habits Of
thinking that shall lead to these
ends. The actual planting Of trees
may be done on the days designated
or at such other convenient time MS
may best conform to local climatic
conditions
Therefore, under the Acts Of the
State Legislature passed Ito ,ncuur-
age the planting Of forest trees for
the benefit aud adofnment Of public
and private grounds. places and
ways" and TO encourage tho pFn.
lection Of birds, |. William G Me-
Donald, Governor Of the State Of
New Mexico, do hereby designate
Friday, March 3lst, and Friday.
April i4th as
ARBOR and BIRD DAYS.
Done at the Executive Office this
the tenth day Of Marsh. A ID 1916
Witness my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State Of New Mexico.
WILLIAM G. MCDONALD,
Attested: Governor.
ANTONIO LUCERo,
Secretary 81 State.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31

viii do for you what II
has done for thousands
cf men, not only In the
Gates but all over the
worldl 1t will give you
q correct idea of what a
pipe smoke or a home
rolled cigarette should be.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
nScuR0


Walker Hyde ~ Varrizpso was IN
Oscuro on business Tuesday
Editor Haley II the Carrie rzo
News called IN his many ffien IL In
Oscuro Monday and Tuesday
DR.. Rannigsr made n profession :
Al visit to III Paso the drst Of the
week
Rev. T. y. Lewis, Pastor n n,
Methodist Church at Carriz,zo held
services in The school hous, here
Sunday. He delivered an abe SET
NOR TO an a%pprecia'ive audience
Mr. Cox of the Cox a. Ans1en
mining outfit WINS in town the pas
week on business connected witt
the mine.
Bnge & OlReu went to C%arriznzo
last Tuesday. They have contracts
for drilling several wells ia that
vicinity,
W. II. Greer was in from hi
ranch for supplies the first OF tn
week. Before returning home ht
visited the | Bar \ Ranch.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
PROCLAMATION

For several years the nation has
been interested In the conservation
Of our natural resources and we
have paid special attention TO the
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
Upprop.
Till ALA Marintransport-arb,
pa stilla havskusten.

1All ala MdIlHlIdHSpOIC-dID DetdIe
pa stilla havskusten.
vi aro EN- grupp av transport
arbetare som utsander delta upp-
rop till ALA medlemmar av "the
M. T. W." jamie inbjudan till en-
konferens har i San Francisco.
Ardamalet darmed ar, att "a till
stand en- kraftig organisation
bland transport-arbetarne har pa
kusten,i stal1et for den massa sma
avdelningar utan fasta rotter som
redan finnas. vi amman att borja
mere vid rotten, SAINT ga uppat,
delta ar den naturliga vagen for
ALT framatskridande.
Jag will harmed rikta den upp-
maningen till ALA saval organise
rade som oorganiserade kamrater,
bringa upp delta ANNE till de-
bait, ON Diet visar sig att forsla-
get ar acceptabe1t och nj anser
att tiden ar 1amplig for oss att "a
nagon del av den stora krigspro-
fiten som skeppsagarne for mar
7arande inhosta fran oss,-om vi
upptrada eniga skola vi vinna va
ra fordringar.
Ala ii som sympatisera med
dcsI i,zr ~ russ gjorda inbjudnin-
gen, torde insanda edra utlatanden
och ideer fortast mojligt, konfe-
rensen kommer att ha11as vid tt
den omkring den IS maj delta ar.
ALA skrivelser rorande konfe-
rensen torde sandals under adress:
C.. G.. Anderson, 77o Folsom St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
En- grupp av M. T. w.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01

rat har ju som bekant harda ord
fa1lts ON densamma, det har de-
lats och givits hugg mot oss
ifran mer an EFT hall. Var
kritik pa andra organisation
ner har oftast varit hard. Men vi
ha haft proletarens verkliga stall
ming och styrka for ogonen, och
det har varit hopp ON att "a det-
ia klart for arbetaren sjalv, som
vi fortsatt.
De pa de sista alta manaderna
NADIA resultaten inom en- del in
dustrigrenar, borgari forsta hand
for att vi haft ratt vara ideer,
och att Diet kommer att ha sin
inverkan pa framtidens arbeteta-
reorganisationer.
w. w. har nam1igen borjat
praktiskt arbete. Har nagra kor-
ia drag och linjer for framtiden,
Det har ju alltid varit bekant
att den del av arbetareklassen
som fran borjan givit I. w. w. sin
sympati ej varit den "hogst sta
ende", d. V. 5. de som genom med
lemskap A. F. of L. trott sig
sta hogre an andra. Det har ]
sta11et varit de, som ej ansetts
onskvarda av denna organisation,
som /. w. w i forsta hand sokt
sam1a.
Sadana delar av pro1etariatet
som sysselsattas inon1 skogs- och
Observation-Disclosures.
Fora aret gjordes den forsts
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
Yakima upp!

Warren ar uppvaknandets och
den ljusa forhoppningens It'd. ALT
/ naturen som under den kalla ars-
tiden legat j dvala e11er varit dott,
far, mar de 1jumma varvindarna
susa, nytt liv. Det ar en- harlig
It'd, naturen iklader sig sin hog
tidsskrud. och allting sjuder av
liv och livslust. Man kanner sig
latt till shines och far pa samma
gang en- ljusare syn pa tingen, pa
samma gang som langtan efter
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
NO. S.

ansatsen da skordearbetarna bor-
jade att fylka upp sig i A. w. o.
Borjan var god och en- vacker
medlemssiffra visade sig efter
skordetidens slut. Skulle man r,u
ha foljt gamma1 kutym, So hade
denna organisation sasom endast
periodisk, gait j dvala for att bor-
ia sin verksamhet igen nasta host.
Men delta system ar ej med en-
revolutionar k1asskampsorganisa-
tions overensstammande av flera
skal.
For det forsta darf6r, att fem
ito procent av de skorden arbe-
tande, den ovriga tiden av aret
sysselsattes j narliggande indu-
strier, sasom t. ex. j skogsavverk-
ming; j andra hand darf6r att sla-
ven alltid behover stodet av sin
organisation, da han utsuges lila
hart ON vintern som ON somma-
rem, och al1tid Dor vara pa valst;
for det tredje darfor att v3r prin-
Clip ar: zen gang union man, all
It'd unionman".
Alltsa, for de medel som fanns'
begynte sationsarbetet AZ
en- ~Skogsarbetarnas Union. q.
wv. @.
Da jag under min vistelse i
Minnesota ! egenskap av s1kandi-
navisk organisatdr for denna orc.
kommit ] tillfzlle att Sc en hel del.
och draga slutsatser av denna
min erfarenhet Hr jag nd med
Forts. sidan 4
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01

mera frihet gor sig gallande, fri
het att bestamma over sig sja1v.
Arbetarna, samha1lets arbetsbin,
langta da att "a komma ut i det
fra, ut ur grottekvarnens hetta
och kvalm och osunda luft; ut for
att atminstone for nagra dagar
fa njuta av livet och naturens
=skonhet.
Men hur manga av proletarer-
ma far denna sin langtan tillfreds-
1stalld? De aro latt raknade, ty-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01

fangelse for att de vagat oppone-
ra sig mot de nu radande socia1a
orattvisorna. Kan du forbliva
overksam mar du ser dessa vara
kamrater offra It'd och sin person
liga frihet kampen for en- stor
och rattvis SAX? Bliv en- man och
bes1uta dig for att CORA nagot till
att forbattra, din egen~ och dina
k1assbroders sta11ning. Din plats
ar vid sidan av dina kampande
kamrater, de klassmedvetna och
vakna arbetarna. Darfor kamrat
sta ej langre tvekande utan ans1ut
dig till lonearbetarnas organisa-
ton, "the One Big Union gor
din p1ikt som en- man och deltag
i arbetet. Det ar ej nog att du
sympatiserar med oss, ty blott
sympati for Ell SAX har annu aid
rig forhja1pt oss till nigonting.
Endast som aktiv medlem av var
forening kan du ha utsikt till att
forbattra din stallning, SAINT till
forsakra dig en- storre andel av
vad du producerat. Si, skaka
av dig 1iknojdheten, vakna upp
och bliv en- handlingens man, en-
kampe de klassmedvetna arbe-
tarnas led. A. A.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01

Melod1: Ossian- Wilson's "Rostrattsmarsch."
Det brnner over jord,
star skriket hogt mot hmmelen fasor och mord.
Till barn och hjartevan
VEN Wander val igen
fran mark och hod som dricker blod miioner man?
Men mitt ur valdets hopar .r
..da stger dar EFT ljud -
VEN ar det val som ropar
den nya dagens bud. 49,
Kamrater horde nj '-F
var losen: m - i!
Franaat, franaat framat!
Forst binder man band ..>
~ 49, d; W. ~ w. ~ .as. :a .e: ,.o 1 e...~,s,
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01

/ r1ngaSte man JamfOraS meQ IOrStd
maj i den ovriga warden.
Men framtiden kommer nog att
visa att vi aven har, forr eller Sc
mare, skall skapa en- egen dag ay
| forsta mail Men da, icke en- den
meningslosa demonstrationsda-
gen, utan en- verklig revolutio-
mems helgdag, med handling och
arbete for var stora SAX, med
verk1ig varbrodd! Lat oss CORA
den dagen till var dag, lat oss den
dagen lagga de hornstenar av till
for1it och enthusiasm som aro de
viktigaste var kamp-position -
lat oss handla med tillforsikt och
dadkraft, sasom Diet anstar revo-
lutionen att handla pa revo1utio-
mems helgdag.
Lat vidare den dagen b1i en-
minnesdag for ALA de kampar av
arbetareklassen som fa1lit pa bar
rikaden, for var stora SAX - icke
darmed menat, att vi skulle falla
i dad1os sorg, over forlusten -
,nei. men lat minnet daray tanda
hatets laga, som gemensamt al
Ia lander samlar sig till EFT Of
fant1igt maj-bi1, som warmer och
Iinspirerar till att rned fornyade
krafter taga vid var vara fa1lna
kamrater s1utat. Tank pa ALA de
som nu forsmakta i fange1serna
for var frihetside! Icke darfor
att vi anse dem som martyrer vars
mime Dor ihagkommas och till
bedjas - Nej - Men darfor att
de handlat vart intresse och dar-
for att Diet visar att vi annu sakna
den solidaritet som ar nodvandig
for att rycka dem undan det mo-
darna k1assamhallets pinohe1ve-
ten. Det ar en- skamf1ack och EFT
svaghetsbevis delta, att gang eff
ter AMMAN Sc kamrater ryckas bort
ur vara leder, for att av kapita-
listk1assen anvandas som giss1an,
pa vi1ka de utgjuta sin djavu1ska
hamndkansla.
Sam1a minnet av ALA dessa
orattvisor, lat dem passera revy
for edra b1ickar kamrater, lar er
att hata EFT dy1ikt system, men att
alska en- klass och en- kamp, vars
| kampar aro villiga att offra ALT
for delta systems raserande!
Sand aven en- tanke till de mil
joiner av var klass som kanske
mot sin villa dag "Forsta MAJ
tvingats, av makten vars styrka
de underskattat, att bevapnade
pa befa11ning taga livet av var
andra. Lat oss komma overens
ON att CORA denna dag till vad
den fran b0rjan har varit och vad
| den Dor vara, en- den internatio-
nella revo1utionsrorelsens he1g
dag!
Fran for en- handlingens For
sta Maj! Leve revo1utionen!
Ragnar Johanson.
z :
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
ReyoIutiOnenS helfdaf.
ARGANGk z.

Alter igen ar det forsta maj
Alter igen skall hoppet tandas
blicken vidgas och slappand
muskler spannas for att soka stor
ia det system, vars hela, fasavac
kande orattvisa sa klart belyse'
av majdagens varma solstralar
Vilka stora minnen, vilken storm
av frihetskanslor, vacka icke den.
ma dag. Omedvetet har forsta
mai blivit den internationella ar
betarerorelsens helgdag. Delta
har sina naturliga orsaker i va
rens ankomst, loftets arstid, de
oanade forhoppningar som stalles
pa den kommande sommaren
1jusets It'd! Da synes redan
brodden av den revo1utionara sad
den, manga ganger glest kanske,
for narvarande kanske intet, at
minstone Europa, men sadden
,finnes dar, den okas och fortatas
ar efter ar, och till slut skall vi
Sc: Varbrodd, delta sager oss for
sta maj. Lat oss andra program
met for den dagen overensstam-
me1se med vart revo1utionara
hand1ande.
Forsta maj, har under de Sc
naste arer sSre kr;gets ut',rott ;
Europa, urartat till en- intetsa-
gande paraddag. Fran borjan
motsags forsta maj-dagens an
na1kande med bavan fran kapita-
1isternas sida, man kande pa sig
att solen, 1uften, ljuset, kunde ha
formagan att vacka hat och trots,
man var medveten ON att dar
fanns, verkliga orsaker darfor
och bavade.
Arbetarna s1ogos forbittrat for
att IA denna dag som sin egen
he1gdag, och knappast i nagot
annat fall har direkt aktion an
wants i sa stor utstrackning som
vad Diet CALLER ratten till forsta
maj-firandet. ..
Det blew en- verklig monstrings-
dag som ingav mod och fortro'
stan till arbetaren och farhago1
for arbetsgivarne och kapitalist'
klassen. Men som sagt der
urartade sig mer och mer, och
blew en- paraddag, en- politisE
rapportdag for "arbetarepolitik,
blew schab1onmassig och darmee
var det slut med dess verkligs
betydelse. De sista arens forsts
maj-firande har ocksa att uppviss
Diet varsta valds- och polisfor
tryck som kan tankas t. ex
Sverige, Norge och Danmarl
SAINT i Tyskland och andra mel
och mindre socialdemokratisks
lander. Motstandarklassen glad
des darat.
Den amerikansk-fodde arbeta
rem har ej ti11narmelsevis hys'
denna storartade kansla av at
aga en- arbetarerorelsens interna
tione1la he1gdag, som bekant $;
kan ej Amerikas Labor Day
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
/. ". ". i arbcfe.
Fran teori till verklighet!
Av Ragnar Johanson.

Efter EFT fatal ar av teoretisk
verksamhet, av agitation och pro-
paganda, trader nu "The Indus
trial Workers Of the World" fram
for vara ogon j praktisk verksam-
het, som efter ALT att donna, kom-
mer att bara stora frukter for pro-
1etariatet.
Under den It'd I. w. w. existe
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-01
MlrnEAPoLIs. MINI. MAJ. 1915

varr. Deras lott ar n1inst sagt
beklaglig. Hela deras liv ifran
vaggan till craven ar en- oandlig
kedja av slit och umbaranden. De
som uppbara och underhalla hela
samhallsbyggnaden aro ej j en- sa-
dan stallning att de kunna fullt ia
njuta av varens sk0nhet, pa grund
av ett orattvist och bruta1t sys-
tenn. Men annu har ingen and
ring till det battre kunnat for
markas, tvartom sa ser det ut som
ON fortrycket bleve ALT hardare
ar efter ar.
Hur som halst, sa tanker jag,
att vi ALA kunna enas ON att all
ting icke ar som Diet borde vara
i vart nuvarande samhalle.
x ena sidan en- syss1o1os parasit-
klass, vilken lever ett liv 1yx och
valtrar sig i overf1od. Trots att
dessa utgora en- forsvinnande mi
noritet, si ha de dock lyckats 60
ra sig till harskare over den stora
nassau. Pa andra sidan ha vi de
samhallsnyttiga individeFna, ar
betarna, vilka utgora en- overva1-
digande majoritet och, ON de sto-
de eniga, kunde CORA ett hastigt
slut pa ALT kapita1istiskt fortryck,
SAINT frigora sig saliva fran all
|traldom. Kamsat i arbe..sbl bldse1l,
vad vantar du pa? Vantar du pA
nagon ny Moses" for att komma
och leda dig ut ur foortryckets
oxen. 1nga ledare e1ler sa kallade
'*stora" man kunna fra1sa oss; for
arbetareklassens frig6relse ifran
1oneslaveriet maste b1iva dess eget
verk. Du har makten dina han
der, men annu sa har du ej for
staff att begagna den till din egen
fordel. Sc pa vara motstandare,
arbetsgivarna, huru val de aro or
ganiserade och hur de forsta att
hal1a tillsamman mar Diet ar fraga
ON att bekampa de lila organise
rade arbetarna. Kapitalisterna
slosa ingen It'd pa att tvista ON
religion e11er 1iknande struntsa-
ker, sasom arbetarna har for sed !;
utan mar deras intressen sro ho-
tade da ser man dem a1ltid sta
eniga och so1idariska. Delta ar
en- SAX som du kamrat arbetare,
maste lara dig; sluta upp med
ALA dessa sma tvistigheter over
religion och 1iknande mindre vik.
tiga fragor. Lar dig att betrak-
ia varje arbetare som en- din jam
like, oavsett ON han ar italienare,
ryss e11er ir1andare, oavsett ON de
bekanna sig till en- AMMAN religion
an din egen, for nj har varje fail
gemensamma intressen att beva-
ka och EFT gemensamt NAL att
kampa for. Arbetsgivarna och
arbetarna har icke, och kunna ej
ha nagra gemensamma intressen
Eme1lan dessa tva klasser pagar
en- strid som ej kommer att s1uta
forran arbetarna sluter sig till
samman en- enda stor forening,
da de blir starka nog till att over
taga och bedriva produktionen. /
denna strid mot vara fortryckare
borde varje Sam och intelligent
arbetare deltaga. Darfor vadjar
| jag till dig som annu star utan-
for var organisation att ga in
och deltaga agitationen och
arbetet for battre forhallanden
SAINT EFT rattvisare samhallsskick
Vakna upp och lar dig kama och
uppskatta dit vsrde som manni-
ska.
Skall du fortfarande sta liknojd
och Sc huru kamrater blir f0rfolj-
| da, trakasserade, och kastade ]
Connecticut western news., 1916-03-30
"Some Time at Eve !"

Some time at eve, when the tide is low, shall slip my mooring and sail away, With no response to the friendly hail Of kindred craft in the busy bay. In the silent hush of the twilight pale, When the night stoops down to em-
 brace the day, And the voices call in the waters
 flow Some time at eve, when the tide is
 low, shall slip my mooring and sail away. Through the purpling shadows that
 darkly trail Ger the ebbing tide of the Unknown
 Sea, shall fare me away with dip of the And a ripple of waters to tell the tale Of lonely voyage, sailing away. To the Mystic Isles where at anchor lay The crafts of those who have sailed
 before Ger the Unknown Sea to the Unseen
 Shore. A few who have watched me sail away Will miss my craft from the busy bay: Some friendly barks that were anchored
 near, Some loving souls that my heart held
 dear, In silent sorrow will drop tear But l shall have peacefully furled my
 sail In moorings sheltered from storm or
 gale, And greeted the friends who have
 sailed before Der the Unknown Sea to the Unseen
 Shore.
 Lizzie Clark Hardy.