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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

eeutnant nit tpsibsr Jabn. srI6ierl
I'm bic &apitulniiOn ansubistsn. Die
l200 Gsfpsbre ipurogn aui ben Was
gen bsrlaben, bic bic Rum1n.n nit
fi& fiihrtsn uno bic sau5e aaratpan.
ipurbe in Warit ssisbi, b,biiist nnb
belpnht bon ben iisb3is Reitsrn.
Sd iprah nit einigen Der Bsfaus
gensn. sic srSGhlisn: Geit einigen
9asen isisa iis raiiIos bsrumgsitrsift,
Bis iis gang .ria5pit sefreTsn fsien.
Die gausrn Der 95rier t1tttn ibnen
berihtsi. baB lie iaun fdnsit biHter
bic btuifdm aini.n ssratbsn Ieien,
bob srObs 9rupps Der @srbiinosi.n
idon bur6ss,Osen ipGren. go Tdb.n
iit fid a6geidnittsn unb umsinsslt
unb ipollttn Elm enbe maiden. Gin
Solbat. b.Nen intslligsnter aopf aus
ben primitipsn Bauerngsf9tern bsrs
porifd4.y ipra6 fIisbenb 8eutId,, mi.
iibrigens fait aud iammtIif,t Diff
aiere. Gr bat in pnris Ieinen iuriftis
f4tn Dottor gsHaft unb in Miind,.n
bic 8anbtlsho6fhuIs bsfn1t. Muf bi.
GtasA y bate nun pobI bon bsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Ru perfauieu-Tarmen.


10 aesr, lHparser. suter Eoeen. HsnsE
Saus NIT 4 5immsrI. sub. :Inb Qfctos'
Gtal, gutter ggGiisp StaHnen, grrbfs 6Gtner.
panB, 10 dder aans gefidri nHb fertie iiit
biz 1fltiae, bic onbsrtn 10 ader bebolsi nit
iperthboaen sdameH, fuel1e cue IN ben IN
btr gdbs bfrtnblidsn gunber'Dhls Leon
bsrfperibbnr iinb: bas gnHss e.netsauui; nit
elmer poublliigen 9erfsp Stub. Sdt2daen
nno 70 SabHTn su betfmiisu fur baar ebEr
lefrie NniensnhInretu tlr s2.100. 9iefe
Snruer itHb nabe oes uters bee Atiariii6eH
Wsersf, eeleefl IN DecrgetuEpr QonHtp
Souib gdroiira. enH5 nnbe snr Siabi
peorgtiDipp. biz 9rnieg iiub gar !sius
Gelienbeifs bifr- ba bns Blind ibeal III. Sir
naben nieunls Gdnes ohet I'm drbsr'tsn
Sale nnt NIT Jroli, unb babeu HtsmaIs he
9ipt Der eroben Eidbie. bo uuier aituid, lpis
aud bic Ssoieruna Der Wtrsiniqien e;acfsH
lasritrlintd 1eparimeni) brgsilt ..ein,n
9urfttniti bon e5' toi. Tas 3dnb N issi
no@ bilie su bnber, obstprt f6on msbrere
ianifnb 2ictr berfnuft itnb an aReriianif1s
.Sarrtfr, aber Der @er;b hef eanbts niib
iaaid arobsr. Nseilsn Gle I'D, nenH etc
one bt'is aanb IN ben BrteiHigfen Sianien
I'm 'tniisI sIiina nnb untr ftbr afriiiaen
Eeoingiireen az !aufen fpiuf&er s1 MIR
Mat biel rs5r oaupr baben gaiT Eeiien
Sousn bier i'm qdHbs 70 bdb Gle STR 3iei
erre,ten. sc Stre 3iffinrfi perbunbsn Il. nit
nuierer. S6reiben Gle hsuif6 an: p;r. S
Z. GARNER. General Development Aaeri.
3enbonro asr niHs Hail,pap gompdnc.
Hor'rlf. ga-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

nod bes 3aren @eidreibung Der gr.
| libeinlnis ieines Haters I'M Gorge &c.
lmad)t bnfte.
sd fpiirbe diid febr eerne einntaI
bieie Stintnten. Die i'm NoIoit periront.
men perben, b6ren guer Dttieit1t,
opsr idl bertfe mir, Dob es ben @eiitern
Initt retn it, fommanoiert ou tpcr-
ocn," benerfte i'd. Die Sarin audte
Die Sdallteril ilno if,ien neripirrt ODER
beleibiet.
SD femme Ssbre atpeiieInbe Sal
tung oicien ipiritiitiihen slngeIegel.
bciten gegeniiber. aber otesnlaI mil i1
es Sbncn bcipeiien, bnB etipas @e.
teinniBooGes oabiitteritedt. Ser Gar
belt cincn @eIsbrten bereit, Der
Observation-Disclosures oerarti.
|ger @er1uiflc MAIDEN iollte. aiirsli6
bot iih ibm in elmer 8aleric cine aiis.
gcseid)nete @eIegenbeit bierau. Die
slninabme lit selnadt, iino sic ioIlen
iie horen" iaste Die 3arin ultb fIi,t.
gelfe,
Gin faiierIifer Tage trat Elm, uno
Die 3arin befabl, iofort Die SpreGn,a.
'dlne nit Der @eilteraiiflabnle 5ii 10.
len Sn nenigen Winilten bradte ole
FdIaitaaroe Den slpparat brein ino
ltellte lin ai,i. gu meiner grobten
lleberroidirng CAB bas Snitr,lurent
cine nnbeinIife Stirrtrne, pon bon
Summer mlo Sorgen BON iih. Ntanh.
NAL flang iie gang tpie cine milnmern.
De geitie, ntandmal ipie elm it6bnen.
Oes neni6libes @eien. @iiurraI iaif
lie gu einen Ieiien Gdludsen berab,
lpie wenn lie aus elmer leeren gruit
fame, Damn aber enbete iie spie Dos @s.
beul zines 9Iithlnbes.
glls Die Slate ablief, ,par i'd Der.
ipirrt lmo it'll. 9ie Sarin iab MIDI
mibbiaigeno on uno iaste:
DSie baben MN Die Gimme uuie.
res Galuitgerites sebort. ga,n, mas ia.
gen Sic iest 6a3us"
ees lit gang imlnberbar, Guer Wa.
leitat, uno es bat einen tiefen @inbruf
allf mid gernatt, . itotterte id)- 9ann
Snd)te ib uno oerii9erte ibr, oab bieie
neue @rfabrung BEN @la,tben in mir
erluedt bate, oaB @eiiter 9bdnoulene
leten, Die i6 gerne naber te,ulen lernen
nodte.
Us mar tbatiddIih iebr ieItfanl,
aber benno6 lpar Die @rfldr,,ng, oie
mir Der slr0t gegeben batte, meinenl
enlptinoen nah onnebulbarer aIs bic
lel3tglaublsen aIniidten oes 8aren
uno Der 3arin.
lleberiest bon Siegfrieb 8asfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Sin oeutides &eiteritad.
Bon 9r. Wa1 Gsbprn
friessberi@terftotter,
Rumduf4sr ari.ssfbauplab

|
30. Rpoember.
Ius allen 4benteuerIihen unb
pbantaitiiheu, bas bic Stdmpfe nit
ben 5eriprengten unb 3ieIIps berums
lrrenben rumaniideu 4btkilungen
peroorhriHeeH, raet bas Weifierftiid
Der S9nabr0n DON 8or.e Dom 2iie
raiiieyresimeHt .SOnigin" melt bers
DOT. DER tur5e Sbatbeftanb III, bag
bic S6pubron ober MIR Elm 9beiI bon
ibr, niht mtbr aIs fieb,!s Rarabinsr
HART, am seiirisen Gage auf einen
Strsid 3 StabsoffiSisre, % anosre
Sffi3ierr unb 1900 Wann 81 @eians
senen gemobt uno cine geute einse,
bra4t bat. gu Der 10 @siaiiBe, br.i
Moi4inengeipebre, flint eefilIte Ulu.
nitiOnspasen, 26O pferb., 400 Sd,
len uno $50 nit proDilnt unb Ulas
teriuI aller Dirt sefiiIlts Massn ssbSr.
ten. Sds tIingt mdrhenbaft, uber
i3 babe beute Rahmittas bic ses
fammte Maf. Der @.fansensn unb
Der 8eute bei bem StGbthen Roftpri
be @eoe geieben unb lam aus sisen.r
9lniaauung fir bieisn uHs.beursn grs
tras eines beuii9eu Reiiersus.s
3eugnib abIegen.
gs mar elm san5.s Sslb, uno
&risgslager, bas iib oa ausbrsitete,
susleit eins tleins Staot nit 5aus'
roth uno itattliHeu 9ie9besrben. Man
iraute ieinen Mugen ni9t, bab bieie
Msnse Don Msni5sn. sbisrsu uub
ariessniusen BON sirtm adhnIe!I
aiirnfIieren nufsebraht isin follte.
Der 9orsans bate iit fols.nbers
maben abseipieIi: Die beiben runGs
nii9en 8ataillune, Reieruss unbaanps
iturmtruppsn nad unfe-er geSei4<
nuns, eebOrten gu ben aHbeilunssH
Der 9onduii4eruns segsn 8ulsarien.
sic itanben Bel Gorabia iiibIih DOn
@aracal unb seristben bulb mad Be-
ginG ainieres 9oritobes in bic tDnIlas
6iiGe gbene in 9eiDesuns. 81. ioas
ten fia suriidsieben anb sinssn iibsr
ben 9tlt, I'm an beiIen reftem nfer 81
Der Sauptmadt gu ltobsn. bic ibrsr
Uleinung na9 trdftigen @iberitanS
leiiten piirbs. am glIt oerin4tsn iie,
felt biersebn Sussn obne jebe @erbins
ouna nit Der rumGniifen 5eeresIei'
tung, NIT irssnb elmer 9sfehIsitsle In
Der gfidtuns auf 8utnreit bur4sus
i6liipfen.
glabe Bel giolsnsiti i'm Dprfe gius
rari norbDifIid BON @oiiorj tpurben
iie gefabt. Die aiiraiiiers tbeiltrn iit
unb erSHneten BON bier Seitsn baS
syeuer auf bic feinblihen 9ruppen i'm
Srts. Gin @efhiis, bas fie NIT iih
fii6rten, drbeitete nader nit. Da err
f6oIen aus Der Mitte Der llmFeatfn
5rompeteniignale. Rittmeiiter BON
8orte glaubte f6on, bi. Runiarien
ipoIltsn ibrsrieits einen Inartff uns
ternebmen ober pI5bli9 ert0nte mad
allsrlei frsmben 3eiden fonberbarer
msifs bus Seutf4s aoItiisuaI urb sin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

0onau big bierbsr ni9t gu biel bonn
ari.ss ssfeben, msinie er offenb.r5is:
.goii fei Daat, nein, fiir uns III a.
nun sIiidliherrpeiis gu gHbs." NJ.
fpnrsn nit ibtem SdidiaI duberi. jps
Irisnen unf bi,s unbebeHilid )n.
S9au setrdssns,8 ,8,trageu pabis tr.f 5
lid, 5u BEN Bib. Der san5su Cpl OBJ,
bic auf bi: mpraliide gsbsutiin1 b :
rumdniid,en 9lrme. Elm sreaes 81 4
ipirft. Die 10 @si9iise par.n Il:
Reite Don pier gatterisn. Sshs e'e'
idiibs battsn ibHeH friibsr bi. . if,r'
reidsllngdrn pon ben OonausWrHs :
loren eniSipsi ssfhofen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16


Ste ge1hgtgen Soiiah
Ser. Sic 3eitidriit .3e 5cefoemir"
Datie Sieier 5age elm pertraiilidHs
g,,,noid,reiben uer6iientlidt, bas BON
|Srm geieoerIdnoiiden llebcrieetrlit
prrinnhf iporbcn mar unb in benz ocn
boIIanoiid,eu C5eidIditsleliten aige.
Srobt nor ook iie a,,d, aui Die cng.
Iiid,e Sdnparse Cite tdmen, penn
lie nit beitinrmtcn auberen Soadr.
bern Inn eiaenen Gm,oe iid in @.
,doftsbesiehiluaen einlieben obcr ioI.
die fortiesten 9ieie einnliidnlng ocr
enoIiiden SanSe!snifiid,i in Den in.
Idn6iid,en e,cifaitsperfebr .Sollauos
- bisfet f,otie lid, ia in Der Sailpt.
jod,e MIR Der alslpdrtige Sanoelsucr.
febr oieIe 9epcrmunoiina aeialien
Iailen - hot ielbit i'm ae6uloiaen SOL.
Io,l0 piel Gtallb alliae.poriell W,an
hoIt cine entIdiiIoiaenoe GrtInruna
fiir nothia. Sieie III ieSod, b5dyi! ab.
lleberlpaduinasaeIeaid,aft - Der 9sie.
oerIdnoiide lIeberieetruir ueroi.
fentliff einc grfIariing, 6ab er aus
ciaenem slntriebe eugIiid)er iii ais bi,
ellsIanOer. mo OaB Der @arnana, Die
cr in ienem gebeimen 9llmbidreibcn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

iG6% Ndst, Harm In Serrh GouHtu; ant
perbeNeri In gutter btuffcter sirfiteluno. AIR
@soireanaen uub SHfornInfen f6ttibe lun
on T. q. ppar. Ilprtrofs, @io. i2-i6'
ennb adufer E<upsn Gle fir eth
Qytrtpinr bss eirSiasn -ecnb Buntre glnaa.
sire, fbey 300 JdrmgsdyeaiHs IN Istsr AUS.
pate nreesetef bon Gigtnftlwsrn nnb aaer.
ten bon iebfr Ftduf 30 ssitsn hhhfntr
9t1bnnb In ynei Surtsn, 25e per Sahr.
wtcpafs zoe. enrb Bahsrs graaas
s'ue. Dert o 80. 1raer. SOMA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
starb am eOnniaa. ben IL. 5anuar 10,
Gliaabetb Spcrberg,

aeb, Dbftmiet
ggittwe bon aofepb cberbera In ibrer Sob.
naHe, 30. 600 aplounb Giraffe. i'm alier bon
90 :}abrer II ;g.onatsns nro IL Gaaeu. 9as
II. SaHinr, I'M s iibr msoraens, BON 1ra,xr.
eriile aus, rpurutf nm ite rbr In Der SeiIiesn
Hre;iaIttairtts'sir1t rim Northumberland ss,
itortrf ipirb. If
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e.arb ON eOnntaa. ben IL. Sanuar. um
lbr gafts, tn Ibleaeo,
ssrau Muauita 8rndner.

Eaittipe bon Or. G. g. srH6ner, I'm aIisr bon
rs Sabren. 3rnueraottesbienff In ber siupele
bon Cue. Silbebars, stn 1914 Bins Giraffe,
Gm whtnpot, nm lIbr Rahmiftnus Heerbt
enHs auf beni e9aIuui pias sSrtshboie 1.
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gn perfanf.n - gtamos.

ss Rpten epteter 9tano nit IL
mpfltn wsufif uub sdri, s2s6. JotH Srittins.
1l25 mnlrni Ctr. ditefiss pianc,Snus IN
Uirciurnii tal&so
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gerIanat - @eitIidl.

Tsutf6eB wtat@en fir alIoemeiue
2ansatbelt 262 QbruaH dbentie 9bcne
etbpu I750.<. iaIkEc brs
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m do q en- bel aIelHftsbenber Tars In einsm
yldi. Refsfsrsen' vrfctbetlit. Nu1SuitaasH
1877 eft 2. Gtrabe. .bb
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gerIana! - @eibIidI.

W1b6en. 10 3nbre nib alter, fiir gafaiih
ndben Sietile atbrif, gutter Qctn. Gbas
1obias BRO. 4 60, 4. nnb 9ift etrabi.
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gerIanat = @dnnIidl.

5uras snm qrierreu eifes auieB d;sfndits,
nnl auaeneiafer gu uaren. q. ialsin Pro-.
ss5 Mace straBe bp1
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Eabaf sfrtppsrtnnen. matsufraesr
bel osr @sfer 3bolb Go.s ei2 wlain sirabi
BIB
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den uifb Tpipniintrearbeit GmpiebIuiiper
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9sutt1s 5rau fnfi gtels fir gFainel.
gAgein nnh 9rter Gierii1e gnb Wlitflpcn
iT2s Gin Girabe. 4. ziss.
Gsnifns grau rlntai arbeii obst 4
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Junee, eiufr. Der rineuc III eas cptifs..
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gprInanftnui, yins nlb JtHblap sirGbe
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adbGtH iir aIeeneius Sausarbeii. gbone
qaii ieo7.H ebtr naGsntTassH 2so7 9ue
flpsmis. Sees 4ali. l3--fe
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31
SOME REASONS WHY
FREIGHT SERVICE I~ POOR
-

Just to -ho~ n" uniformed what
manner Of railroad ,,r,Nc" tn" thIrd
division has b"ru d.-hlug up in 4
frIuh' Inc. consider this Incident
The other night. after waiting sev-
nral day. :" -,rurr sufficient ton
nag" tram Of II cars was being
made up when lr" evening passenger
pulled IN from rhn west. Tn" engine
and f,u car tuck over the switch
toward LaVcta. 20 the freight was
backed up to l,, the passenger in.
Just then the Crested Butte branch
came suorting from the North with
a coach or so attached to -orty OF riIty
coal loads and behold The tail Of the
freight blocked the switches on the
east Of the yards. This compelled
another move across the Rainbow
Route west. and in the next hour,
while the conductor was waiting for
way bills for his II cars, the train had
to be broken several times to let
autos through. a
Then, after getting under way, quite
naturally, the old narrow gage equip
mcnt not being adapted TO such heavy
loads. a freight car was pretty well
splintcrcd along about Cebolla and
resulted in much loss Of material as
we'll as overtime for the trainmen, de-
layed freight and other cost mounting
ing Inconvenience.
1t is this sort of thing which is
paralyzing the freight business from
Western Slope. If there was railway
competition. it would not happen a
single day, for all patronage would be
withdrawn from such road, but un-
der the circumstances any freight
which must be moved is forced to trav-
cl by express, and of course the extra
cost is footed by the consumer.
From the standpoint of the rail-
way. this sort of service discourages
business, arouscs antagonism and is
sure way to lose money. A private
individual with any sense Of business
owning the Rio Grande would i'm
mediately broad gage this lima and
double or treble the business by furn-
iShing real service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31
BACK TO GUNNISON
FOR THE WINTER

After nearly year at Bakersfield
Oregon, f. d. Kreutzer has returned
to spend the winter with his son, w.
X. kreutzer, although his daughter,
Agnes, who teaches domestic science,
sewing and English at the Paonia
high school, will also receive a visit
after her work begins. Mr.. Kreutzer
hands us the following item from a
Fort Collins paper concerning his son,
George, who has visited here and who
is now in California. The paper says:
His son George graduated from the
college here in 1908. He had been
chief engineer of the irrigation sys-
tenn of Victoria, Australia, till the un-
settled war conditions made life in
America preferable. His position in
Australia is open for him any time.
He is now farm adviser in Kern coun-
ty, California, and is very busy man.
Pete BANNER, also a famous Ag-
gle athlete who was with George
kreutzer in Australia, has also re-
turned to California. His wife has
inherited large fortune and the
BANNERS will purchase an extensive
tract of real estate in California and
devote their energies to farming on a
large scale. Both BANNER and Kreut-
ger were able Aggie athletes, before
championships became common at the
Farmer Institute.
The BANNERS expect to visit in Fort
Collins next winter, but George Kreut-
ger is too busy to come. This month
he and his family are the guests of
DR.. Elwood Mead at Berkeley. He is
employed jointly by the government
and by Kern county, as farm advisor
and is connected with the University
of California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31
WARNER LOSES AUTO
IN REPLE#A SUIT

Bourdette Warner is out his fliver
and 5000 in cash by decision of the
county court Wednesday. He bought
the fliver a second hand one that w.
A. keelor was selling for the repair
bill, some time ago. Now, Mrs. Mar
guerite Duckett of Montrose proves
flaw in the title and gets the car.
1t seems that way last July year
ago, Mr.. Duckett was here and left
Ford car for repairs at Keelor's gar
age. Later Duckett got the car, but
failed to pay the bill. Then the car
was left at Liken's garage and no
storage paid either. In January, Mr..
keelor sued for the costs and got
judgment in Justice Gordon's court,
bidding in the car himself for the total
costs which amounted to S125.00. Dur
ing spring months he put considerable
more work on the car and finally sold
it to Warner for 5000.
A few days ago came Mrs. Duckett,
claimed the car, and finding it not, is
sued replevin suit. The defense al
legged that the car belonged To- her
husband and not to her, and that the
title was good when Keelor sold it.
After hearing the evidence on both
sides Judge Stone decided that Mrs.
Duckett owned the car, and that pro-
ceedings had been irregular enough
to cause flaw in the title.
Consequently to straighten matters
out, Bourdette must recover his 5000
from Mr.. Keelor who in turn must
recover it as repair bill from Mrs.
Duckett.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31
ABUSING FREE SPEECH
wv. ]. Bryan)

Wv. - oiy ohI
Before our nation enters a war it is.
perfectly proper to discuss the wis
dom of going to war, but the dis
cussion is closed when congress acts.
After that, no one should be per-
mitted to cloak attacks upon his gov
ernment or aid to the enemy under
the claim that he is exercising free
dom Of speech. No sympathy, there
fore, will be wasted upon those who
have been arrested for unpatriotic ut
terances. They abuse free speech.
And this applies to attacks on the Al
lies as well as to attacks upon the
United States. We can no more al
low our allies to be crushed than we
can afford to be crushed ourselves.
The defeat of our allies would throw
the whole burden of the war upon us.
We must stand together and fight it
through. There are only two sides to
war-every American must be ON
the side of the United States.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31

The desire for greater crop yields
has brought along its contradictory
advice. A vast flood of good solid
information is being handed out to the
ia and along with it is some of
the blamedest rot that ever saw print.
Papers print stuff that if followed
would bust the best farmer in the land
but luckily the farmers understand
heir business about as well as any
class of citizens and are not apt to
be misled by the space filling theorists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-31
PKE~lULS REJLtI~ rEArE
OIIIKiHG OF POPE

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SUNDAY NIGHT MI SINGS
lRN {. T. RawalN

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There l., food for thought in the
many startling changes being made
in the way Of conducting business.
Just now the papers are filled with the
stories Of how the government will
control the price of coal. To accom-
plish this the administration fixes the
price of coal at the mine mouth. Then
fixed profit is allowed the railroads
for hauling, the j6bbcr for his SER
vices and it is made clear that the
retailer must expect to be regulated
also. Now. what is this but the
adoption Of one of the most pro-
nounced tenets of socialism? They
have always insisted that govern
ment should control prices True
they also ask for great deal more,
but everything SO far done is along
the distinct lines of socialistlc de-.
mands. Now, if it is well to do these
things when the nation is in trouble
and relief for the people imperatively
necessary, why would it not have been
the decent thing to do when no war
clouds hovered above US? The
merciless extortion was present then
as now; the avarice of the coal bar
on fully as apparent. The people
knew as we'll as now that the financial
pirates should be controlled. But We
We're told that to stop the Internal
robbery and exploitation would be
socialistic and therefore impossible.
We are now in the midst of govern
ment control of everything. Every
line Of industry is being scrutiniized
to see if it can be "socialized" into
decency, and in most cases it is ap-
parent that it can. Now, this writer
is not socialist. We are using the
argument just now the same way we
use an exclamation point, to attract
attention to sentient facts that in
spite of their Importance seem to es-
cape the average citizen. II is equal
ly true that socialists advocate many
good things, and it is to the credit of
the government that they adopt and
utilize them. The criticism applies
to why it was not done before Why
wait and procrastinate while our peo-
pie suffer? We shed tears over the
suffering of foreign people now, and
for years an uncounted army of toll
ers in this country have been crucifed
by organized capital and government
refused to give relief because it would
be "socialistic" One blessing that
will follow this war if the cussed thing
ever ends, is that never again in this
country can organized greed ravish
the people as they have in the past,
unless We first establish, as some fear
We will, military despotism instead
Of retaining our republic. 1t will new
er again be possible to stop reforming.
robbers by the cry "that is socialism,"
We observe that the same men who
SO vigorously oppose the conscriptionl
Of wealth by the government are now rSs
frantically asking that labor BE- con- 81
scripted to stop the strikes. II win
be pretty hard to convince congress-
men of the merit 81 eonseripfiona 81
labor. unless tie ~ esafGffies esaGf With 4
the disquali6cstiok Of The 2 osoIssseslripted sssl
labor from voting. They Su have "a
run the gauntlet Of. an Election nexf
ffaal AID believe rs il 3 going to e
eseme eanAtIet. =