davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

Schenectady, N. Y, July 7.-Elec-
tricity to do the cooking, run the cleo
trio fan, the wireless telephone and
the aeroplane for every man and wo-
man is the hope of DIR. Charles P.
Steinmetz, the wizard inventor of
Schenectady.
DR.. Steinmetz is bending every eff
fort on plans to produce this electric
power at cost within the reach Of
rich and poor alike.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
HEAVY SUIT AGAINST
TELEPHONE COMPANY

In the court of record yesterday a
damage suit in the sum Of $4,000
was filed by ]. Samuel Scott against
the Southern Bell Telephone company,
the claim being one for personal in
juries said to have been received.
There was no bill of particulars
filed with the institution of the suit,
and the ground for the claim was not
learned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
BY ROPES,
REPAIRED ROOFS

Lashed with ropes to the building,
employees of the Ray Hardware Com
pany performed a feat during We'd
nesday's storm little short of heroic.
They laid eight square of roofing on
the Ray Hardware Company's build
ing while the wind whistled about the
ninety-mile mark.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
WILL BE TRIED HERE
FOR GRAND LARCENY

Deputy Sheriff Yniestra returned
several days ago from McWilliams,
Ala, bringing with him negro named
Jim Mason, who is charged with grand
larceny. The negro will be tried next
week at the regular term of the court
of record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
CALLED HIS BLUFF.

Caller-Have you a few moments
to spare, sir?
Capitalist-Young man, my time
is worth 500 an hour, but I'll give
you ten minutes.
Caller-Thanks, but if it's all the
same to you, sir, l believe I'd rather
take it in cash.-Boston Transcript
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

"To make electricity the universal
driving power it maSst be cheaper than
anything now used in its place" says
Steinmetz.
81 am working on a system to gene
rate more and more electricity at a
lower and lower rate, instead of spe-
cializing on any particular invention.
Steinmetz has been consulting engi-
neer for the General Electric company
since 1893.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
HOPEFUL.

Collector-Did you look at that lit
tie bill I left yesterday, sir?"
House Member-Y it has passed
the first reading.-Boston Globe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
SOME MARCHERs, THESE.

New York Sun correspondent
writes: 1.-TWO thousand Carranza
troops were reported marching from
three directions today"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

Mrs. Peter Ullman fell down a
flight of steps leading to the barn
last Friday and fractured the external
condyle of the radius.-The Caldwell
CO., Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

They're raising fund now to keep
the lights turned on the statue of lib
erty. She'll be going into the movies
next.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
IN BOSTON.

"The rain broke up the prepared
ness parade, didn't it,"
Eyes. Nobody thought to bring an
umbrella. "-Lampoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08

The finest after dinner speaker in
the world is the man who says:
waiter, give that check to me-"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
WONDERFUL. INDEED.

Our idea of a man with wonder
full memory is one who can name the
last five vice presidents of the United
| States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
Neyerbreak Hundred
Wardrobe Trunks
at the reduced G1E
price of .........%AO

The most remarkable val
ues in trunks that we have
ever had the pleasure of
offering to men and women.
They are roomy but by no
means bulky, have remov-
able garment racks and are
guaranteed not to break.
Guaranteed for five years.
Holds six suits or twelve
dresses-can't cost excess.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18
WHAT EDITORS SAY
OF RAILWAY ISSUE

Those who would suffer most from
4 tying up of the nations traffic would
get no vote on the question Of strike
Lincoln (Neb.) Star.
One thing is certain. the railroads,
the railroad employees and the Ameri-
can people cannot afford such a strike.
Memphis Appeal.
We think the brotherhOods are max
ing a mistake in refusing arbitration.
Capital must get its living wage as well
as labOr.-Milwaukee Free Press
Business can hobble along under high
freight rates. Death would follow
general railroad strike.-Baton Rouge
Ua.) Times.
The American people do not believe
there is any difference between the
roads and the employees that cannot be
adjusted peaceably. Bloomington OILY
Paragraph
The railroads have accepted the per-
fectly reasonable and natural sugges-
ton that the wage question be settled
by arbitration.-Bos Journal.
Why should vote be taken on a
strike which the public will never tol
crate ?-Sr Louis Post Dispatch
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18
GETTING READY
FOR PRIMARIES
ELECTION NOTICES AND LIST OF
CANDIDATES WILL BE POSTED
BY THE SHERIFF
Ballots For Primaries Ordered Print
ed by Auditor and Recorder
Estes

That voters of Latah county may
become acquainted with the candi-
dates who will ask favors at their
hands September 9Th in the primary
election may become firmly fixed in
the minds of the voting populace, the
sheriff's office will begin Monday of
next week to distribute certified lists
of the candidates, together with no
tees of the election, in the % pre-
cincts of the county.
The notices and lists of candidates
will be posted at each polling place,
and copy of the notice. of election
will also be placed at or near all the
postoffices of the county, Is in num-
Der.
AS soon as this task is completed,
the sheriffs office will begin to dis
tribute the ballots for the election
over the county, beginning, it is esti-
mated, week from Monday.
Auditor Estes today completed the
compilation of the official ballots for
the primaries September 9Th and has
ordered the same printed. -Certiica-
ton of the republican and democratic
nominees on the state tickets has been
received from Secretary of State
Barker at the office of the auditor and
recorder.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18
s1S74.9O DEFAULT JUDGMENT

Judgment by default was entered
against the defendant in Judge Edgar
Steele's court this morning in the case
of John Drury VS.. Orrin S. Good, an
action instituted to recover the sum
of S1S74.90 alleged due on account.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18
NNTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Straight reading matter, r. o. p, 10
cents per line first insertion, minimum
charge being 40 cents, cents per line
for each subsequent insertion. Read
ing ads In personaI-Item column, 1t
cents per line first insertion, minimum
charge being 40 cents; 10 cents PEI
line for each subsequent insertion.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18

The easiest way to keep in touch
with the folks at home is to send them
q subscription to the Star-Mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-18

IL pays TO advertise In The Daily
Star-Mirror.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-23

$23 a week and up for easy night
work.
When the victim answered he was
told that he would not have to pay a
cent cash until he was placed in
gOOd-paying position. But he bought
the necessary tools from the Logan
Square Business College for $40. Stu
dents were then required to sign
salary assignments for sums from
$50 to $50 These were discounted
at local bank. The bank placed
them in the hands of a bounding col
lection agency.
When the course was finished and
the sucker went to the City Hall to
apply for license as an operator he
was informed that he had to have
serve a six months or year abpren-
ticeship in a regular moving picture
theater before he could get a city Ii
cense. Then there would be. diff
Guilty in getting into the union.
Of course, most of the suckers
stopped there, discouraged. If they
had to serve six months in a moving
picture theater without pay they had
wasted the ten weeks spent in the
Logan Square school and the money
paid for tuition.
They. came in droves, complaining
to the city department of electricity.
They were told that unless they
served time in a regular show they
could not get license under city
ordinances.
Suddenly the flow of stung stu
dents stopped. Instead there came a
surprisingly large number of appi-
cants who had letters from owners
Of Out-Of- town movie shows, stating
that they had served an apprentice
ship of over a year in the picture
machine box. These got by for a few
days until the city electrician got
wise. Investigations were made and
the letters were found to be frauds.
The men who wrote them did not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-23

Wesley sold him letter for SIS,
which stated that he had been a
movie operator for over a year in a
show at Palos, ILL., The man who
carried the letter admitted that he
had never been in the town.
Part of the list of suckers who
were caught in the movie scheme
through the Daily News follows:
Thee. Heyne, Fl. G. Smith, Max
Lentz, M. A. Breschke, VIM. F. Barr
tel, H. H. Keeper, R. M. Goldblatt,
S. G. Deny, Edmund Wilkins, r. G.
Smith, Ed Bobkowski, H. ]. Lange,
Frank Baldwin, and Richard Soren-
son.
Asst States Att'ys Ernest Bueh1er
and Jas. c. O'Brien prosecuted the
case before Judge Pam.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-23
POSTOFFICE IN JAM - XMAS
MAIL is TIED UP

Washington, Dec. 23.-Millions of
pounds of mail is inundating the
pOstof1ce department all over the
.. S. today part of the biggest
job by 25 per cent that the Christmas
season ever has brought postmas-
tiers. Every postofice in the coun-
try has been hit by the deluge. A
hundred kilograms a day to the de-
partment have told of. record mails
and record obstacles to their delivery
in every big town between New York
and San Francisco.
Struggling through billiards., mail
trains are making their way across
the country anywhere from II to 48
hours late. Hundreds of tons of
Christmas presents are lying at rail-
road stations because cars cannot be
procured for them. ~
Postmaster General Burleson to-
day ordered railroads to impress fast
freight cars into service in an effort
to catch up.
POstOfice officials refused to make
any estimate of the volume of mail
Chicago handled 2,15O tons-4,3OO,-
600 pOunds-in three days this week.
One Chicago mail order house
used 10000 mail sacks and paid S26,.
900 postage in one day..
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22
- Me 2l &unnen M8 vG@o" m9n SonnoQ om 23 Su
brim gpBm @ml mf M3l8 6am trmard
2nfano Nor9en SdRh ke 6apfen ab9eda9n

Der lonse Streit an ben S[linois
Central uno 9arriman 2inien ionic
Diele anoere admpfe butten bic &aife
ooultdnois erihDpft, ioboB bic Or
sanilatiou tief in Shulosn fat-
Ourh Grtraitsuern unb tpeife Ser
palturs lit es ieooh eelunsen, sic
S6ulpen gum srOben 5eile ob5utra~
gen uno geiunoe 5inan3oerhdltnihe
ein5ufiihren.
Sobnlon smpfobl, bic @eIsse ser
Organization 10 umsudnoern, baB
Streitseloer nur 10 lan9e be3ablt
peroer, tpie es Die 5inansen erm0sz
liden, oamit bic SrsaniIation nibt
ipisoer in 10 srobs Shuloen seltiir5t
niro.
Der prdiiosnt smpfobl, oob alIe
eintommenoen 0elbsr in folsenber
Weiie perrpanbt psrben: 40 prpsent
fir ben Strsitfonb; 40 prosent fiir
Den General 5onb; II prosent fir
ben Sterbssslb 5orb; Z Yrosent fir
Den SournaIfonb; 2 prossnt fir oeu
aonpentionsfono.
Sobriton appellierte ferner an bic
OeIsedten, nit Mittsln fir 5unuug
Der aaiIe 5u iorssn, osnn ariesfiib=
rem toItst Gslb, uno bic pieleu
aGmpfe um ben 2lttitunpentos, 6ie
iest be9onnen iinb ooer peroen, t0nz
men leihter uno fhneasr setponuen
lueroen, penn elm gutter ariessfonS
uorhunoen 1T.
rgereitlhuft". iaete Sohnlton, lift
elm Wort, bas Die Qlrbeiter in BEN
inouitrielen adn1pfen niht persefen
iolIen, unn .Gffieienrp1 1T Elm unhe
reg Wort, oas ebenfalIs in Grn6z
suns aesogen perben mub, ipenn unz
isre admpfe erfoIsreid iein follen."
GoIgenoe geumten Der Snt. Wo.
idiniiten sliicciation puroen ourd,
l(rabltlnn1ltng fiir gelbdblt erflart:
Erdiioent, @iaiam $. SohnIton;
Setr. ..Shasm, George Treiton;
9teoattellr oes Nadinilrs' Sournd.
,SreO S6eluit Si5epr1iioent in oen
Ser Stoaten, 3 5. slnoerlon; gi-
Seprilibent III Canada, 5. q. Rc-
GleuunO; General Grecutlpe Board.
I. :. Sapage, @iuian 9annon.
is. $. Ridolion, 5. s. aeppler
mo 8ater slnles; 6eies-&on1itee.
$. Z. 8reisner, q. &. Sober, 6.
9artbIll l,no Seiie Better; Geles-
aomitee iiir Ganoo, 8. McGauum;
Gelegoten 5ur sl s. OF g., asanes
u. SaplOr, Sanes S'Gonneu, u.
,. Wbarton luo Sbona5 8an
Gear.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22
uuion>Seamtt i6uloig.

cute, irou,me SpleBbilrger lino, Die
Dor ioIhen ge5elhnl,ngen, iDte gop'
fott ino @eritluorllng, elm tieTes
8rouen haben, lpuren lie oaher nur
i'll gerne bereit, Die slngetlagtelt
Ihuioig 5u finbeu. @ie Der Staats.
anlpolt in ieiner ShluBreoe iogte,
miibteu ioIhe obideuliden Grprel.
Ter itrengItens beitrait neroeu oo'
nit oie cbrburcn @iirser ipiiien, oab
iie 9erettigfeit in ben 8erid'ten err
langen fonnen, toenn lie bon ltlior'
geomten, oie aus Ser Grpreilllng
ein 8eihait MAIDEN. ge'hropTt tper-
BEN"
Gos tlingt ia ganj erboben, ullo
man fonnte SeiIau sollel1 luenn
lur oie rauhe 8irtIid1teit nit Die
Ter id)onen 5beurie BON Der erhu.
benen 8ered)tigteit in Dem amert'
fnnlihen 8eridlten iiberelntlnllnen
ipiiroe.
1ieie id)uIoig beflinoenel Union.
9eamten baben 8eloer bon Ban.
fontraftpren. Die oie aSoroerllngen
ser llnion.elrbeiter nid,t befuilligeii
luolten. erpreBt. Sic luanotelt babel
Metbooen an. oie in teiner @ei'e
aebilIigt tperben fonren uno Der
Mrbeiteriohe auT oie Saler feline
|orteile, iouoerr mir Sdaoen
brinaen fonren. slber ipas geidlieht
nit oen sroben, nddtiseu 9erren
ser perihiebene,l Irlilt5, Die lid
perihluoren baben, Dem 8olte Ole
2ebensbebiiriniIie in gan3 unge'
| rettIertigter @eiIc 81, perteuern
Wan erhebt aud, gelegentlid slntlo'
gen gegen oieie reihen 8erihluorer
ober ieIten, oaB lie iduIois befl,n'
Sen lueroen, ,no nod ieltener, oat
iie, ipenn aldl idlloig beflinoen
tpirflih beitrait !ueroen. Gs lit eine
olsen,eine 1ntiate, oaB i'll Den 8e
ridten ilnierer Reptblif nit slpeler
lei WtaB geneiien miro, lno oat
Se,,te, welhe iiber reid)lid, @el>
ilno Ginflub uerfilsen, leIten IN:
3uhtbaus geid)ift peroell, leIbl
Ipenn lie Sic nbihculid)iteu Ser5re
den begeben @on Ser erba6ener
@ered,tisfeit, ole rad) oen slngober
oes Gbicaaoer StaatsonpaIts il
Ben 8erihten herrid)t, lit leioer ne
llig, iebr tpcnig 5u benlerfcn Oi'
fleincn Spisbllben iperoen Oft mi
SIT groBer Strenge, Die groBcn abc1
itets nit 5,t GROCER Wtiloe beban
belt.
| Gs iollten aber slrbeiter.ltnion:
itrenee ooral,f iebcn, oaB ibre 9e
ib1ftsogenten fcine iolte perloert
liden Metboocn, tpie lie Ole Gbico
ooer peripanoten. i'm Sample gegel
Ioie slrbeitgeber aebral,f,en.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22

@or Sobr lmo Gag iurroe i'm
gan3en 2anoe groBes Mnsieben err
reat, ais befannt ipuroc, oaB tal.-
ienoe bon bieoeren 2anobelpobnern
oes Gtaates Ohio als politilhe
Crater blobgeitellt luuroe,l, oie ibre
soupcrdnitdt als giirser Der @e-
publif om @obltag OIL Die meiitbie-
tenoen 8anoioaten perfauften. gs
fam oomals 5ur Wsaiien-Yro5eiiie'
r,ng ser rebrIihen" 2anolel,te uno
auh 5ur 9eitraf,Ing bon etlihen
Sunocrten uno Damn lpuf)s au'
m1hlih 8ras iiber sic Seididte.
l1no nun tal,dt eine nelle Sfanoal=
geihihte bon &orruption rno Imts'
n1iBbrol,b aui, ,mb pieoer iino cs
oie bieoeren ,ebrlihen "Sanobilr-
ger, sic aIs Shlloige blobgeitellt
lperoen. gbrenbafte, angelebene
9iirser ser 2anoit0ote uno 4poblba-
benoe .Sarmer, 0ie als Irultecs ,no
8erlpaIter bon @aiiellbdlliern rmo
anoeren @obltitigfcits Snltitlltio-
men ilngier:en, seisen iid als &C.
miiienloie, babgierige lno graltlame
Menlden, oie ibre Nemtcr lno oas
@ertrauen, oas man ibnen ibenftc,
ihnooe nlibbrauhteu. slsenten Der
Staatsbcb0roe fir 8obltitigfcits'
anltaltcn IteQten idon Dor Sluei
@ohen felt, 0aB George 8easlep,
@oiicnpatcr III gltbens County, Die
ibm anoertrauten 6inber bungeru
lieB mo lic fir Dos fleinite Terge'
ben barbariih 5iidtigtc. Gr beoientt
| lih our 3iihtigung elmer &unoe
peitife ,mb 2ettcn. slls Die Inter
iud),ngsbeantcn Dies feitgeiteu,
botten. reiignierte Der Serr @oiien
batter, Der nebenbei al,d Elm sroBe!
airdcnlidt it, Die l1nteriuhunl
lpuroe bierouf a,lf sic anoeren &c
| form. imo @ailcn 9lnltolten aus
geoebnt uno binncn 4ur5em ipurb
feitaeitent, oaf in % peridieoene,
Nnitalten sic armen ihutloiel
t@aiiem in barbariifer nnmenInli
der @eiie bcbanoelt peroen, in
ginperitdnonis nit oen Mufii1tsbe
borSen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22

Woglihteiteu Iteut: arieg in Yer-
mauen5 ooer &epolutlou.
@enn Der arieg Der 5peiten Sn.
tcrnationole iiber oen aopf geipuh.
len mar, 10 ,peroen idon feline nah.
item Iolgcn Ger gourgeoilie Ser
gon5en @elt iiber oen aopf :pahlen.
@ir repoll,tionaren So5ialiite11
nouten Sen arieg nift 0oh mir
fiirhtcn i'm ouf nid)t. 3ir geraten
niht tpegen ser 9atiute II, Ser.
5luciillng, bab Ser arieg Die Snter.
rationale 5erldlug, Die BON Ser Ge-
id)idte abgetragen luar
Sic reuolution1re Gpohe ipiro
aus SEN rnerihopHIten Nueaen
proletarilben Sosidialnlts neue
organiiatorilhe Tormen id)aifen,
Die ser 8roBe ser nel,en slnigaben
cntlprehen iperoen. sln oieie slrbeit
ipollen mir iosleid geben, unter
Dem pabniinnigen 0ebriiu Ser
Worler, inter Dem 6raf)en Ger aa-
tbeoralen uno Dem potriotiihen @e.
bcl,l ser fapItaliltiihen Sbafale
8ir beiuabren in oieier boaiif)en
Wtuiif oes 9ooes unieren flaren @e.
oanfen. unieren l,ngetriibten 9lid
unb fiiblen uns als oie ein5igt
ihopferiIhe Strait ser 3ufunit. g.
iino nnicrer Jest ihoi' piel mebr
ais es lheinen mag. Worgen tper
oen mir tpeit mebr ais belte iein
ltebermorgen iueroen iih inter I'm
iercn 9anner Wtillioneu erbebett
oie o,,h iest, Iieberllnoieh5ig Sabr'
nah Dem Grifeinen oes fommuni
ltiid)en ManiieItes, ni6ts als ibr'
Setter, 5lt perlieren baben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22

INNER tpieoer neue gntbiinungcl,
iiber aorrl,ption, grlltalitdt ltno
augen,eine Spiebiiberei su etrtuar-
ten lein. Is miro lpobl oen Ebari.
iaern, noie Die ainolein 5u lid
fonnmen IieBen, Inn lie ihneu ins
5immelreih 5ll beioroern," nihts
Ihlinlmeres poliieren, ol5 oaB lie
abgeiest lperoen. llno tper miro on
tire Steue treten? Gpd auh ipieoer
2elte, Die pulitiihen GlnIll,B baben
Iieie gntbiiQungen 5eigen allfs
uelte, DaB in lmIerem fapitnliltilhe1
Spitem oqe Ginrldtltngen oes
Staates mehr ooer ninoer i'm
Nfubl ser aorrliptlon Iteden, ,lno
oaB lie oarous MIR burh einen ge-
tuaItlamen fltd geboben lueroen
fonnen. Ser SojinIismus miro ben
Sebel anIeBell Der notiuellolg ut,
Inn aae l,niere geieuidaftlihen lno
ltatlihen Ginrldtltngen aus Dem
SunlpI Ser &orrl,ption 81 befrelen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22

Or. Gbas. @iaiams bon ser
StaatsbeborOe fir 8obltdtigfeit
iagt, bab es bohite Belt iei, ooB Elm
belIere5 sluiidtsipltem fir aae
@ailenballier uno 8obltatigfeits.
anitalten eingefiibrt miro.
Gas miro feline Ieihte slufsabe
iein penn bie gerlpaIter uno Iuf.
libtsbeboroen aus Oenielben arei-
len, ipie bisber - aus oen -bieoe-
ren" Tarlnern llnO uangelebenen"
@eiddftsleutcn Ser 2unOlt1ote -
ausgeipablt uerOen. Der Staat
m,lB oen Gountpbeboroen Ole Sci.
tllng llnO aontrolle aIer @uiien-
baiIler uno @obltatisfeits- -,Snititute
sum- groBen Seil ent5ieben u1b ben
Gountp YolitIfern alien ginfluB
allf bleielben entreiBen.
60 lanae oieie torrupten ieIblt.
iiid)tigen Tolitifer, Oeneu !Sumoni.
tdt II. 8erebtigteit llnperltanoIihe
tSrelnomorter iino, Die Patronage
iiber iolhe ,sttltitllte haben, lperoen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22

nibts anoeres iibrig, oils Die &olo'
nien chamber 5u entreiBen.
oWau iprehe ood) nidt INNER
oaoon," iagte George sSrmcr, ~als
bon ettpas Selbitperltanolihem, oaB
oas Geutife Heib i'm Nettbeipcrb
Inn @eltmirtlhaft rno @cItmarft
SIT ipat gefomnen, oaB Ole @elt
perteilt lit. SIT be::n bie Groe niht
in allen Gpoden ser @eidid,te inl-
ner nieoer bon nelleln oertellt
noroen2" Oof) Die ne,e Seilllng
Der &olonien 5iuiiden ben fapitali.
ltiihen 21noern erlpeitert niht Die
9alis ser fapitaliitiihen Gnttuid.
lung; benn ein 8eipinn auf Der Ell
nen Seite bebe,,tet eiueu ebeulolhen
@erlllIt alf Ger anoere. Cine Seit.
meilige NilOeruug ser aloiienge.
genldse in Oeutlhlauo fonnte folg.
lid MIR erreid]t meroen Ourh cine
illberlte @erihdrilng oes &laiien-
tampies IN Iranfreih ino IN eng.
lano ilno ,,ngefebrt. Oasu 9e.
felt lih nod. ein Jattor bon 'ent.
iheioenoer 8cocl,t,rng: oas fapita.
liltiihe grtuaden Ser aolonien
ieIbit, Dem Der iesise arieg einen
m1htigen slnIporn geben mi,B.
WeIhen Musgnng bieier &rieg aud
nehMea tgisAs ieziul1ogiali aliltif6e
8aiN hix6a Fd fur ben tiit6pdiiden
aapitalisnlus in ieirtem Heinltat
niht eripeitern ionoern perensern.
Der 0rieg lot alio i,ift oie s(rbei'
terrrage auf imperialiItiidem 6lln'
oanent. ion0er1 lm9etebrt, er Der.
| ld)1rft bieie sSrage, inoem er Die
fapi1olilliihe @elt Dor oie 5iuei
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22
@6lfe in s4atstleioern
Sinh sic Qer Scr @aieabGner nno anoerer Snititnte

Gen 9errn Slperintenoenten
lnO Truitees lpurbe nadgetpieie1,
oab lie niht nur oieie SheuBlid-
feiten ouloeten, ionoern oaB iie ollt
buloeten, bcf, Die @aiienfinoer an
,sarmer unb anoere slrbeitecber per.
ihabert puroen, oie iih als oie
brutoIiten Musbeuter ertpieien uno
ibre jl,seroiihcn Stlapen unbarm.
ber5ig priiselten llno balb uerbun'
gera IieBen. Die llrterild,ungsbe-
boroe ,,no ouf) oie Hreiie tpunoerr
iid) Jest, oab iolte SdeuBlihfeiter,
ieit ssabren unentoeft uorfommen
fonnter1.
gtuu eftoett iuuroen lie tpobl bic
llno ba, aber oa es .Iih nur Inn
arme bilfIoie Yroleturierfinoer ban=
oeltc ,no oie SinoerifinOer Wtan.
her lraren, sic in firhliden, geiea-
ihaftlihen ,no politii4en Areilel,
bohauseieben pareu, iuagte es ME
mano, oIs al1ger ollfsutreten. Die
~proninenten" 9iirser, Die als
1r,,Itees flngiertcn, geben 81 ibrer
gntihuloigllng all, oaB lie teine
3eit batten, lit Inn oas fernere
ShidiaI ser @aiier, Die ar Jani'
lien pergeben tpuroen, su tiimmern
50 fonntc eS fomn1en, oaB ainoer
al Ncgerfanilien aegeben urroen
no iie langiam 81 Iooe seidunoer
| lpurocn. Die Serren Tr,,ltees baben
aber oa5u ibre Ginluilisuna aege'
ben uno baben lif nidtt i'm eering'
item nm oie Meplltation Ser betref
| fenben samilien gefiimmert. g.
,p,troe naheeiuieien, oaB politiif'
6iibrer es felt Sabren perbn,oerten
onB cine llntcriuh,ng 6ieier @ohl
t1tiafeitsanitaltcn oorgenommer
tpur6e. Sic fiirhtcten nid,t rilr
oaB ibre politiiten 6reunoe, 81
9rl,itecs umo Superintenocnten Sc,
| Initolten, bloBgelteIlt tpiiroen, icr
bern oab oud Die 9elpiuisunsssel
ser einseltent, reip. reou5iert mir
oen. ,scoe ioId)e slnitult lit cine Ser
iorgunasanitalt fir politiib
sSreunoe uno cine iebr ergiebig
'@raft- -Nueue fir oie 2ieferanten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-22
8om aampftlo Der Arbeit.

ben Mattunoentas uno fir bO9ere
20bne errunsen baben. beionoers
aufmertiam. Die 3abl Der Wittglie=
Der 1T bon $4,000 i'm Sabre 1899
auf 1O5.4O sefttesen unb Defenders
sic beiben lebten Sabre baben einen
setpaltieen 3uma4s sebra4t. sln
GtreitunteritiiBuns tpurben i'm Sabre
1915 $14O. 1888 ousbeaablt uno bie
@umme bes @terbeselbes belief iid
auf 62,831.