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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
DRAMATIC APPEAL TO JURY
ON BEHALF OF MRS. MOHR
Council for Defense Charges Certain
Witnesses With Combining to "ItniI-
road an Innocent WOmau"

PROVIDENCE. r. J., February 81
Charging certain witnesses for the
state In combining TO railroad an in
nocent woman" William IL. Lewis.
counsel for the defense in the trial OF
Mrs. Elizabeth +. Mohr. and two ne
Eroes. charged with the murder OF her
husband. made a dramatic appeal to
the jury in his closing argument to-
day. Lewis. as counsel for Cecil Brown,
one OF the negro defendants, assert cd
that the State was relying on circum-
staniial evidence, and that 1t sent
many innocent persons to Jail.
He declared that George w. Heals.
the negro chauffeur, who turned
states evidence in his confession,
merely had shielded himself He ar
gued that so-called confession was
eNtortcd from Brown ny "dominan;
VIII after Brown could no longer en-
dure the constant hammcrinS' OF the
police questioning. and asserted that
Heals had the opportunity OF shoot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
BEST LIVER AND
BOWEL LAXATIVE
FOR FAMILY USE
"Cascarcts" regulate women,
men and children with
out injury.
Take when bilious, headachy,
for colds. bad breath,
sour stomach.

Instead of nasty. harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in your
home? Cascarets act on the liver and
thirty feet Of bowels SO gently you
don't realize you have taken a cathar-
tic, but they act thoroughly and can
be depended upon when good liver
and bowel cleansing is necessary
they movo the bile and poison from
tho bowels without gripping and sweet
en- tho stomach. You ent ono or two
ut night like candy and you wake up
feeling fine. the headache, biliousness,
ach. constipation or bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross, sick,
feverish or bilious children n whole
Cascaret any time-thcy are harmless
and safe for the little folks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
CATARRH GERMS
EASILY KILLED
Only Way To Cure This Disease Is To Dc
StrUy lis CnusC

II YOU have catarrh and want 10 got rid
OF IL YOU must Kill the germs which
catnrrh stomach dosing ointments sprays.
creams, douches. etc. fail because they
overlook this fact. They all help by Civ
INK temporary relief. but they do not reach
the germ Iii. that has found lodgciucnt In
your mead, nose. throat, and could not de-
destroy IL IL they dih.
The best known way of destroying the
DANGEROUS germs of Catarrh and conse-
auenty ending the disease itself. To
breathe Into the air passages OF your nose
and throat tho pleasant. penetrating air of
Hyomel pronounced High o-mc). Hyomel
Is made from purcst oil of Eucalyptus COM
bined with other powerful healing. anti
septic and germcidal Ingredients. You
breathe II through a little pocket Inhaler
which Tragic Drug Co. and other leading
druggists in Richmond aud vicinity arc FUR
niShing with every complete treatment sold.
Every time you inhalc the sweet. fragrant
air OF Hyomcl through this little device you
are drawing into your swollen. ini'amed
germ laden membranes mcdicatcd air
which Will not only reduce nil tho swelling
and inflammation and open Your coggcd
nose and stoppcd-up air passages, but will
absolutely and positively destroy every
trace of Catarrh germ lifc IL reaches
Druggists hrc so sure OF the blessed. lasting
relief that liyomei brings to catarrh suf-
f"rcrs that they sell II invariably on tho
positive guarantee that money paid will he
refunded II successful results are not Sc =
cured from It's use. Get n Uyome! ou,nt
from your druggist to-day and begin at
once 10 drive this dangerous and disgusting
disease from your system forever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
SENATORS WANT TO KNOW
WHY BOOKS WERE CHANGED
Resolutions Offered by Robertson
and Jcfreys Come Up This
Morning.
WIDESPREAD DISSATISFACTION
Patrons Say People Of State Demand
Change in Policy OF State Board
of Education, or Explanation or
Its Reasons for Recent Actions.

Agitation OF the questions involved
In the recent school book adoption
made by the State Board OF Education
will receive new impetus when the
Senate considers this morning rcso-
luton introduced yesterday by Sena
tors Robertson and Jcfrrcys. requesting
the board to communicate TO the Sen
ate the REASONS for changes in text
books made at that time. together with
It's recommendations for any lcgisla-
tion it may deem advisable touching
future book adoptions.
The resolution was in consequence
of the fate Of :: bin introduced by the
two Senators. attempting to regulate.
to some extent. future school-book
ndoDtions by the board. After mum
crous conferences and lengthy commit
tee discussions, IL became apparent
that the measure would not stand the
test of constitutionality. and. on mo-
tion OF It's patrons. committee action
was postponed indefinitely.
In presenting the resolution, Sena
tors Jcffreys and Robertson explained
that II seemed TO be the only means
through which they might express the
widespread dissatisfaction Of their
constituents with the frequent change
in textbooks used in the elementary
schools. They camo to the Senate.
they said. charged by their people
with tho duty Of using any influence
they might bring TO bear upon a
change III the boards policy.
PROMPT ACTION is
CONSIDERED NECESSARY
With the Introduction of the rcso-
luton. Senator Cannon moved that 1t
he referred 10 the Committee on Pub
lie Institutions and Education. To this
several other Senators objected. cit
Ing the fact that that committee would
not meet until Tuesday. then with sew
eral special orders 10 execute. and that
prompt action was deemed necessary.
Senator Robertson said he understood
that practically the entire state Board
of Education was In the city and that
nc thought II advisable to take some
action while the members are here.
On motion of Senator Rison. discussion
was deferred until to-day.
Other requests embodied IN the
resolution are that there be no change
In any textbook until IL has been
in use In the schools for at least ten
years. provided. however. that changes
may be made sooner in those books
come unsuitnd to use. that no change
be made later than six months before
the fall opening of the schools and
that the books bc put on sale At least
thirty days prior to the time the chill
drcu Will need them. and that each
candidate for the state Board of Edu-
cation before the General Assembly OF
1915 communicate his views TO that
Legislature AS TO tho policy TO be
pursued by the board in future adop-
ton OF books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
THE SENATE

With only one negative vote. the
Joint resolution offered by Senator
Goolrick. Of Fredericksburg, propos-
ing an amendment to section III of
tho Constitution, under which cities
may adopt n commission form Of gov
eminent by n majority OF those voting
instead Of n majority Of tho qualified
electorate. passed the Senate ycstcr-
day and was sent to the House for
concurrence. The Constitution pro-
ytdes that tho amendment DO certified
to tho next General Assembly. and II
approved, submitted to the people at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Senate Bills

The following bills were offered In the
State Senate yesterday and referred:
BY Mr.. Aliens. B. No. 23l, to require
boards OF supervisors OF each county to
funds coming into the hands OF county
treasurers from all sources. save State
give security. and to provide for settlement
with said treasurers. and to provide how
said funds shall he paid out. and to pro-
vide for payment OF interest on same. Re-
ferrcd to tho Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Andrews--S. b. No. 232 to au-
thorize tho State Highway Commissioners
to establish convict camp. at Catawba
necessary roads. walks and such other Inn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
PEOPLE MAY CHOOSE
MORALS COMMISSIONER
Continued from First rageD


Moral and Social Welfare, constituted
especially this year to consider prohi-
billion and other reform legislation was
regarded as development little shor;
of extraordinary, in view of the evident
intention to restrict the membership
OF this particular committee to tried
and true warriors in the cause OF bro
hibition. Senator Strobe, on the other
hand, was the father of the first en-
bling act ever introduced in the Nir-
ginia Legislature, and patron. with SEN
ator Addison. this year of the sessions
first prohibition bill.
Senator Strodc's position with re-
gard to creation of the Office of Com
missioner OF Moral Welfare is known
TO he sharply at variance with the at
titude OF the majority OF the commit
tee. In recent interview he made il
clear that he would not find 1t possible
TO support his colleagues OF the prohi-
bition majority in their proposal to
create such an office.
NO STATEMENT is MADE
AS TO GOVERNORS APTITUDE
The Senate Steering Committee an
nounced also the appointment of Sena-
tors Jeffreys and Pitcher to the Com
mittce on General Laws, TO take the
places of Senator'S Trinllle and Royal
who have resigned from that commit
tee.
At the Governors Office no informa-
tion was ventured as to the probable
fate OF the bin should it be sent to
Governor Stuart with the commissioner
ship feature.
There was a growing belief in some
quarters that the Governors final
action on this feature of the Mapp hill
will depend in some degree on the
extent to which his own views on the
policy or creating the new department
arc shared by the members OF the Gen
eral Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Woman Fined 500.

Mrs. Sally Taylor was fined 500 and
costs in the Police Court Yesterday
on q charge OF maintaining n disorder
~ house at 2l5 South Linden Street.
The house was raidcd about two weeks
ago by Policemen Galbraith and Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
VIII Discuss Mnss-,Icc,irp.

Or l.. y Calisch will speak tonight
ut Temple Beth .Ahabah Of The Largcr
meaning OF tho recent mass meeting
for Jewish Relief" lie will discuss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

the movement In other aspects than
the material results obtained from tho
campaign. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
REDUCE MEMBERSHIP OF
Administrative BOARD
Councilman Powell Will Offer Ordi-
nance at Special Meeting of
Committee This Week.
WANTS TO CURTAIL EXPENSES
Relieves That Four Men Can Trans.
net City's business as Well ms
Five-City Attorney Prepares Pro-
posed Law.

Councilman Fred II. Powell. Of Lee
Ward. VIII introduce at 4 special meet
Ing or the Ordinance COMMITTEES an
ordinance TO reduce the membership
OF the Administrative Board from five
to four and TO give TO the Mayor the
power to vote In cases OF Il tie
Inc ordinance was prepared ycstcr-
day by City Attorney Pollard, at tho
instance OF Mr.. Powell Mr.. Powell
said that he would ask Chairman Marx
Gunst, of the Ordinance Committees 10
call meeting this week, go that his
proposed ordinance may be acted unon
in time for the meeting OF the com
mon Council on Monday night. If the
ordinance be recommended for adop-
tion and is adopted II will have to be
prepared in the form of an amend
,nent to the city charter and lie pass
cd upon by the General Assembly.
WOULD REDUCE BOARD
TO CURTAU. EXPENSES
Tho proposed ordinance reads in part
I'm case OF n tie where all tho mem
on any pending question, the boa I'd
shall forthwith notify the Mayor of
such tic and request his attendance
upon n meeting of said board. the
time ana place OF which shall be stated
in said request and it shall be the
duty OF the Mayor to attend and sit
with said board in the determination
of said question, and he shall be en-
titled to vote thereon"
Mr.. Powell said yesterday afternoon
that his main purpose in introducing
the ordinance was to reduce expenses.
and he believes that four men can
time all the duties imposed on the
board. Two members of tho Admins
trative Board are known to be in ia
vor Of the proposed ordinance; but 1T
City Council will consent to the reduc-
ton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-19
@frriden angeblid unter
ben aDnmiiidreu.
SNaden in CHIHUAHUA.
Reeierunsssebduoe pol
lis seplunoert.
Sambitettumiueiem im Gan
2uis 9sptpii.

Die amerifanii6 merifaniIde
| &pmliiiIipn bat lire 8eratitngen mic
Der anfgenommen. Sic bat iid luie-
Der NIT Der 0rensid)ntfrage beifDaf-
tist, Die ia idlieklidJ audi Die aller-
lbid)tisite lit. Gs ipll teiliueiie etluas
itiirmiIdJ in Der Sibnns bergegangen
Iein. Die merifaniId)en 9elesaten
Iullen erflart baben, oak Garransa
oaranf beitebe, oieie Srase miiiIe sn-
crit sereselt nnb Die Eeribing'Id)en
Srmppen miikten 10 idnea, uie mig
lidb bmrdJ merifaniidle Suloateit
eriett iuerben. Die amcrifaniiden
Selcgatem pertraten angeblid) cine
anbere glniid)t nnb erflGrten, Die
9fGnbereien nnb Die 1tmrnben an Der
@rense piirSen nid)t eber anfb6ren,
ais bis sriinblidJe politiidJe mnO
iosinle Hefurmen in Merieo bnrdge=
fiibrt ieien. Gs ioa iidj Sann eim
id)arfer @prtiued)Iel erboben ba6en,
iuas iupl nidDt gut mDglid lit, oa
Die amerifaniid)en Selegaten NIT ben
merifaniIden per 9Dlmetider uer-
febren miiiIen. lteberbanpt fpmnten
oieie letteren geadrid)ten ii6er Sic
Meinnnssperid)ieSenbeitem inter ben
Selegaten bun einer Seite, Die fid
pom &eginn Der 1lnrnben an eifrig
bemiibt fat, bnrd) pbantaitiIdJe iinb
oireft erluaene 9epeiden SSeinoielig-
feiten sluiId)em Sen slmerifanerm
nno ben Mcrifanern berauf5nbe-
ldDiuDren.
glns Gbibuabna luiro gemeloet,
man lei ourt iett eifrig bamit be,
idDGftigt, Sie Spnrem oes lleberfals
Der &illiitas sn beleitigeu. Sruk Der
fnrsen 3eit, uafrenb Der Die @illi-
itas in Der Stabt geiueien iiuo, ia
ben iie bodl llnbeil gemug angeridl-
tet. Cine glnsabl 'Sanier lunroe
bnrd SdDiiie 10 beIdaoigt, oae iie
miebergeriiIen meroen mnkten, lueii
tie Die Sidcrbcit Der puriiber @ebcn,
Den sefabrbeten. 2eidJen bon Wan-
nern nno Eferben Iagen iiberall
in ben Strakem unS ntnkten entferut
peroen. Die Strakenbabnseleiic ,ua-
rem pielfad) anfseriiien. Die Sele-
pbon- nnS Experimentation
iuar iiberall nnterbrodjen nno es
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Cine 9epeld)e aus 2onbon iagt,
Die Sentif)en, Snlgaren rmo SIR
fen bGttem Stellnnsen in Der Do
brioida senommen, Die iid BON Der
Sonamitabt giaiubal bis nad Der
Giiitenitabt Sn5la bins6sen. Sic BIZ
oeten bort selpiiiermafen einen
Gtablipal, an benz Die anitiirmenbe
NaiIe Der 9iniien nno 9fimanem SER
ldjcaen ioae. Sieie Stellnngen be-
finben iid etiuas liiblidJ bpn Dem
Srajansiuall, elmer nralten, BON ben
3Gmern itammenben gefeitignng,
Die aus siuei @aaen nnb einer
Wiamer, itnsefabr ieds Wieter bpdJ,
beitebt nnS bic iid) amd) aner bnrdD
Die 9ubrt6ida, BON Der 9pnan bis
smr &iiite, bei bem beutisem grpfen
0afenDrt Gunitanta, ljin5iebt. Sie-
Ter Srajonsiual lit nod in ben .oGn-
ben Der 9iniIem nno &mmGmen. Sie
bnlgarildje &aballerie fat bie Balm
itatiom gbiular beiett.
glms Berlin ipirb gemeloct, Die
Sertidjen II. lire @erbiinoeten baben
moroipeitlid) BON 6alDes in @alisiem
einen glansenben Sieg iiber bic @nI-
len errnngen nn0 ibmem oas Ser
rain iuieSer abgenommen, oas iie
5it 6eiben Seiten Der 0aiaroiufa ae-
iuonnen batten. Sic madltem $500
0efamgene nno er6enteten ied)sse6n
Maidinengeid)iibe. glndJ iunrSen bic
9tmiien siuiidJem Seret6 nno Gtrppa
snriifgeiuorfen nnb ans ben Stef.
Imngen, bic iie iueitlidj BON Der 3lota
Sipa eingenommen batten, pertrie-
Zen.
Die MumGnen babcn Sie Staot
aoebalom Steps in Giebenbiir-
sen, uprS5itlidl ppn 6crmannitaot
6eiekt, fino nber bei !6atssea eben-
fails in Giebenbirgen, abcr iueiter
iueftlidj snriifseidlasen.
Die HnmGnen bebampten, oaf iie
Die Crte syosaras, Sumeroo nnb sll-
mas in Siebembiirgen Benummcn
baben.
Die oSiibSentide 3eitnns" be-
hanptet, Der .grpfe 8enernlitab bes
oentfdJem Seeres lei bpm Often nad
>em 8eitem berlegt iuorben.
Cine Sepefde bes nnsnberlaiIisen
eJnternational geeius Serpiee" be-
banptet, Sak bic frans6iildtrniiiid.
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&nrSe 1eberli0t.

Der 8eitfliisel Der sllliiertea
IN NsasebDnien Iol Jlurina se-
npmmen nmo bis anf neitn
g)seilen an Wionaitir berange-
fommen ieim. Die bentlden
9serbiinSetem nebrnem Stelltn=
aen in Ser 9pbrnbld]a, Die iid)
pon 9taIupal an Der SDnam bis
aus Wfeer Binsiebem.
glm 12. Septentber baben bte
Snlgaren bereits Sauala be-
iebte
Ser bemtId)c 0eneralitab bat
Ieinen Sit i'm Often genpnt-
men.
GnalamO pirb auf nniere
I urocrmngen 6esiiglid) Der
9soltsenimr nid)t eimgebem.
Srausoien itnS Gnslanber
luDllem uciterc syortIdritte i'm
Summe Gtebiet semadJt ba-
ben; bic Seutiden beitreiten lie
smnl Seil,
Die beutidDen @erbiinoeten
i9lasen Die 9tuiien nOroiueftlid)
bon @alge, nnb MAIDEN $500
0,efamgenc.
Die 9iitntanen beieken &oe-
balon in Siebenbiirgen mnb
iutrSeu bel Satssea geldlagen.
Sie Sentiden MAIDEN gln-
griffe amf rtiiiid)e Srmppen in
Der Champagne.
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eJ0ske Bros. Co.

nahm cine grpfe gNenge gtrbeiter,
nm Die Srabte mieber in Srbnnng
sm bringen. synr6tbar batten bie
@iaiItas in Dem Stabtbams mnb bent
9iesiermnsspalait seiuiitet. Sapeten
mno @orbGnge iparen bernnteraeril=
len, Diele Der IdJ6nen 8ilSer iuareu
seridunitten nno Spiegel iuaren 5er=
Idlasen, fnrs cine allsemeine Geriuii-
itmns mar angeridjtet. Die @iaiitas
iino in bie 3inmer bimeinseritten
nnS babem rniniert, mas lie rninie-
rem fonmteu., - Bier Mngriffe iol-
len int @ansen amf Sic Stabt ge-i
madt iein. Die gSaden iunrben
onrd ben 9imf ugipa Garransa" sc-
tanidjt mnb bann iibermGltist. Die
9lmgreifer ioaen inter syiibrmns bpn
Siaa iel6it, Martin Sppea Tribe,
Sarangp, Wiitrsa itmo GaSilla .se-
itanoen baben. &illa fam nid)t in
bie StaSt, bDdJ ipill man ibn bon
Der Stabt ams NIT 5eruglalern ge=
Ieben baben, mas iupl nid)t gut m0g-
lid) lit, ga ser lteberfal iuG6reno
Ser SeadJt begann mnb boriiber mar,
ais SGmmermng anfing. Gs iunr=
ben ad)tsis Wfann im Sem Sample
gefangen genommen nnb lpater er-
if)uiIen Inter oieien 6ingerid)tc-
ten befanSem iid) audi elm qeiuiiIer
Gboas, Der fiiiber ais Stabsdef Gil=
las fansierte, nnS Mariano Games,
Der fiirslidl perIndte, oie @arni-
Jon uun Snares sur Wemterei sm be-
iuegen. Cine anbere 9epeide be-
banptet and), baf, General Salasar,
ben bie giaiitas aus benz @efGng=
mis- gebolt batten, inn Sample fiel.
slns @aIbinston melbet man iibri-
gems, baf man snr 3eit nod feline
offisielle Mitteilnns ppn oem lteber-
fall anf Gbibnafna erbalten fat.
s(us 2areoo miro gemeloet, i'm
Staate San 2llis Botoii bdtten Die
9riioer Gebollp, Elm paar 9anoiten-
fiibrer, ole iid) 2egaliltas nenner,
cine fornlihe Sdrefensberri6aft|
etabliert.
@anoiten, Die aln 12. Septen-
ber BET Samoslopo einen 9abn5ug
ausrau6ten, iollen $4,000 Dollar in |
@olo erbeutet baben.
Sine 9epcid1e aus Gl HaIu,
Oeren Ntitteilnnsen b0dit mabr-
ideinlid) ans Der 2nft gesriffem fino, J
bebamptet, es Ieiem bel ben &fen
in Gbibanbna audi 9lmerifaner INNS
Seben gefpmmen.
= Die Stem Oorfer Drills bat |
Ieiner3eit bnnoert iiinge Vfanner als !
2uftidiffer angeitellt, INN Tie IN Dem
beporltebenOen Sample NIT Wlerico |
81 perlpenoen. 0a es 5u einem iot- |
den Sample nidt gefonlmen lit, 10 |
bat man Die iungen 2eiite bis iebt |
nidt na6 Der @ren5e gebra6t nno |
lie audi nod nidt ausgeriiltet. Sic
beflagen iid bitter, oaB man ibnen
weoer Suftldiffe nod onoere Gqui-
pierung gegeben bat ltno oaB Tie an-
itatt NIT 2uftidiffeu nebungen sui
mahen aitf Gong SSslano @rdbet
IaIIen.
= @s heiBt, oaB SeIir OiaS elm
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SnIann.

Gas Griegs 0iintlterilnti
trifft Gorbereitltitgen I'm Sffi3iers-
eraminationen, mel6e 5llln gintrift
IN oas Ieierbe Sffi5ier aorps
beredtigen, in filr5er 3eit anf
alien nlilitdriiden Stationen 0es
2anoes abbalten gu laiien. 0as 9fe=
ierpe : Offiaier 4orps ipuroe be-
fallrtlid). o1ir6 eiil bonn Iesten &pn=
greB paiiiertes @eleb eridaffen.
- Snfolge Der bon oen gbicagoer
geb0roen angeite1ten ltnteriubun-
gen perlhieoener Hripat : 8anfen,
mahte Der 8anfier Soiepb Sulna,
Braiioent Der Euma Sparfaiie, lei-
nem 2eben elm gnbe. slnflagen
muroen BON Der @rano-sS -sSurp eeaen
bier Bripat 9onfiers erboben, in
oenen oielelben beiduloigt tperoeu,
Oepoiiten angeronllnen su baben,
trotoem ibre sssnItitlite total inioI=
bent iparen. Die 9farnen Ser s(ngq-
flagten fino Wfihael Wfidrid. Ste.
pban Mihnif, Moies @insbera llno
emanuel @if1sbera.
@ie aus SEEM gorf qeme[oet
miro, lollen 100000 slrbeiter, Inn
Die itreifenoen Observation-Disclosures sll
llttteritiiteil beabiidtieen on eillen
Spnpatbie Streif su qeben. Gar
ltnter befinoen iib oie ltnionen ser
sra6tberlaoer, 9ootsleiite, 9Ilim6er,
Weaf6iniiten, Ser Gereiniaten syiioi-
iden Mrbeiter, ltntergrittlo s(rbei-
fer, Der itation6ren Sngeiliellre nno
5euerlelite, slrbeiter Ser 3oblenboote
ltnb sSlthrlelite
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Die eneliiden 9ampfer rgSelua1
nnS pTreSesar" iin6 berIenft iupr-
oen.
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Or. s. g. Serff lit BON Ieiner
seriemreiie snriifgefebrt.
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3m oerfamfem.

@iersis quite Eferbe nno Stnteu
nno sluei reaiitrierte 6engite. Gin
faitamienbranner bentider 8adl nnS
Elm rutbranuer Mllertpn. gillia,
iuenn alles snlammen aefanft mirS.
Dian ifreibe: gor 1873, goerne, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-19

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28

FULL SOCIAL VALUE.-What do
Socialists mean by full social value?
1 will try to answer.
Under socialism we will not be
doing business for profit, but exclu-
siveIy for use.
2-The machinery of production
will be under the control and opera
ton of the government instead of
individuals.
Then the workers will be furnished
the tools and machinery of prodUc-
ton at cost and will thus be able to
produce the essentials, comforts and
IUxUries that go to make up their
happiness at cost and own what they
produce and thus get the full social
value of their labor.
To Illustrate: Let US, suppose that
a number of expert workers in a shoe
factory make up their minds to go
to work for themselves. The gov
eminent eqUips their plant with
everything necessary, tools, machin-
cry and raw material, at actual cost.
We will suppose that value of the
shoes will average SO per pair. The
worker finds that he can produce by
the aid of machinery eight pairs of
shoes in a day working eight hours.
He finds that the cost Of production
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28
SWANSON.

SWANSON.-It is said that you,
with Senator Baldwin, defeated the
women's nine-hOur bill in the Illinois
legislature. And in 1911, as a men,
Der of the house of representatives,
you voted against the women's ten
hour bill And now you ask these
same women to vote for you! There
is a mistake somewhere. You have
surely changed your mind in regard
to women or you only have an ak to
grind. I sincerely hope you have
changed your mind in regard to the
women who are forced to get out
and make living for their families.
If it is up to the women of the city
of Chicago to help elect you, you
will have to square yourself
Square Deal.
Under normal conditions one-haIf
the population of France is in farm
ing.