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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
This morning a quiet marriage wa

This morning a quiet marriage was
solemnized at the First Presbyterian
church by Rev. D. J. Williams, when
Miss Cora E. Wood became the bride
of William l.. Rooth. They will make
their home in Lewiston, Mo tana. The
bride comes from Canada, and was
nurse in the Wausau hospital here.
The groom is the son of Mrs. Augusta
Rooth of this city. Their wedding trip
includes a visit to Camp Grant, Rock
ford, ILL.,, where the groom's brother,
Roy Rooth, is stationed They will
also visit Minneapolis. Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present at the
ceremony.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

Earl and George Pagenkopf, 610
Washington street, have the whoop-
ing cough. Mrs. Louis Cartwright, 500
South Fourth street, has diptheria.
Frederick and Maurien Kimball. 709
Jefferson street have chicken nox-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
OLE RILLER VERY ILL

Ole Biller. who has been a promi-
nent citizen of Wausau for many
years is critically i'll az the General
hospital. His condition at this writ
ing shows no improvement.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

A number of young people enjoyed
an informal evening at dancing in
Cyrus Yawkey hall of the First Uni
versalist church last evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
MARKET REPORT

The following are the current retail
prices of the various articles of pro-
duce as reported for the Pilot ON
November 20, 1917:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
LET US help YOU

to get a next years Christmas Check.
Hundreds and hundreds of men, women
and young people will receive their
usual Christmas Checks within few
weeks. They have been faithful men,
bers of the Christmas Cash Clubs and
will receive their reward.
It's nice to get a Christmas Check
at the time of the year when the de-
mands for money are so numerous. 1t
will be especially helpful to get this
years check. We will be able to do so
many useful things with the money, and
the idea will be appreciated more than
ever, with the result that larger num-
bers will join these clubs FOR next years
Christmas Checks.
Plan now to join The First National
Christmas Cash Club.
The First National Bank
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

A basket sociable was held at the
home of j. P. Kennedy in the town
of Texas, last Saturday evening, given
for the benefit of the Soldiers Christ
mas fund. The evenings proceeds to
be turned over to this fund amounted
to $54.00. 1t was a very successful
and enjoyable party, dancing and a
general social time being the enter
tainment, with the serving of delicious
refreshments.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
SOCIETY ITEMS
Social Gatherings of the Past Week
In Wausau and Vicinity
For Pilot Readers.

The congregation of the First Meth
odist church enjoyed another of its
All-Church socials last Friday even
ing In the form of a Puritan party.
The parlors of the church had been
transformed into a meeting house of
the colonial times, at which place
the Puritan dressed guests assembled
for evening services. The meeting
house was well guarded by the Puri-
tan fathers, with guns on their shout
ders, but in spite of this, band of
Indians arrived on the scene and made
hostile invasion of the Puritan meet
ing house. Among the Indians were
Big Chief Fred Genrich, C. P James,
Calvin Croker, Mrs. Elizabeth Hol-
man, Mrs. E. L. Boehm, Mrs. A. NJ.
Evans, Mrs. Hiram Anderson, Miss
Ruth Alexander, Miss Mabel Whalley
and Mary Alice Boehm They were
equipped with tomahawks, axes, etc,
and were among the most bitter tribe
of Indians ever invading the Methodist
meeting house. They went through
various Indian stunts, such as war
dances, squatting on the floor and
singing their Indian songs, capturing
and later freeing the Puritan women
etc, After the Indians could be quiet
ed and seated by themselves an en-
tertainment was given depicting a
story of human life in character of
"Pricilla and John Alden" Miss
Gretchen Morgan took the part of
Priscilla, Mrs. c. S. Snyder repre-
sented Mistress Mullins, mother of
Priscilla; Lynn Halvorsen acted the
part of Captain Miles Standish and
c. S. Snyder was John Alden. The
dramatization was cleverly given. At
ter the entertainmer+ a general So
cial time was had by all those present
and refreshments were served. The
evening was most enjoyable one, and
the appearance of the rooms and the
guests was entirely with the keeping
OF the colonial period.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

The recital of Mrs Selma Gogg.
soprano, last Wednesday evening at
the First Presbyterian church, was
largely attended by her Wausau
friends. Mrs. Gogg's colorful soprano
is delightful and supplemented by the
charm and graciousness of her manner
made a wonderfully entertaining and
successful program. She was enthus-
fastically received in all the numbers
OF her program, showing her wonder
full breath control and her technique
and interpretative ability, carrying her
audience with her through the vicis-
STUDIES of joy and sorrow as expressed
by the composer. Among her group
of songs rendered are two, which de-
serve special mention, 1.-THE Twilight
Hours" by John Wiederhirn and
Mother Song" by Nyvall, which were
written for and dedicated to Mrs.
Gogg. The composer of the former,
will be noticed, was her assistant at
the Wednesday evening recital. The
masterful rendition of her we'll chos-
en- numbers bespeaks for her an I'M
usually successful concert singer.
John Wiederhirn of Chicago, pianist,
accompanist and composer, who was
Mrs. Gogg's assistant Wednesday
evening, was enthusiastically received
by the music lovers of Wausau. His
playing was a revelation to me- ny, who
did not know of the music that could
be drawn from a piano by an accom-
plished musician. Each selection was
played with delicacy, grace and feeling
and with an individuality all
his own. His technique is superb
and such spirited interpretations
were in striking contrast with
the youth of the performer. Among his
numbers the "Gnomenreigen" Dance
of the Gnomes) by List seemed to be
favorite with the audience.
The Heelahdee Campfire girls had
supper and business meeting at
the First Baptist church last Friday
evening. The members decided at the
business session to meet at the church
on Friday evenings and to have
monthly social and ceremonial meet
ings alternately. Miss Phoebe Jones
has resigned as guardian of the Camp
fire, and some one will be appointed
70 fill the vacancy and to be initial
ed at the next social meeting of the
campfire group. The following were
named officers for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Lenora, Martin; vice
resident, Miss Winifred Hudson; sec
rotary, Miss Louise Pedigo; treasurer,
Miss Irene Wheeler; chairman social
committee, Miss Aida Miller. The
next meeting will be on Friday even
ing of this week. at which time Miss
Helen Sisson and Miss Aida Miller
| will be the entertainers, and the meet
ms VIII OC HClu III lllClI C1uD IOOLl III
the Baptist church.
! DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Rosenberg of
| this city announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Ruth Rosen berry,
to Melville G. Barwig, on Saturday,
September %, 1917. The marriage
service was read by Rev. G. D. Barr
at st. Peters Episcopal church in Chi
cago, and witnessed by few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barwig will make their
home in Chicago, where the former
holds position in the furniture store
of his uncle, George Barwig, where he
has been since last spring He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. a Barwig OF
this city. The couple are well known
in Wausau, and the announcement OF
their marriage comes as a complete
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

The Monday Evening Five Hundred
club was entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Green last even
ing. In the evenings play Mrs. Peter
Fay and Mrs. Green made high scores
Delicious refreshments were served
after the cards. Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Mccormick will entertain the
club next Monday evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

The Baptist Discussion club met in
the old city hall building last Wednes-
day evening, instead of in the Bap-
fist church parlors. A supper was
served by the girls of the domestic
science department under the super
vision of their instructor, Miss Hanna
Brunstad. After the delicious supper,
G. D. Jones was in charge of the
evenings program. He read from
the works of our late citizen, Hon.
Neal Brown. ION Growing DID,, also
telling of this mans life.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

The Auxiliary to the ChiIdren's In
Urinary held its regular monthly meet
ing at the Infirmary this morning.
Only routine business was gone over.
Mrs. G. K Gooding entertained a
few ladies yesterday afternoon for
her aunt, Miss Clarke Of Madison.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Senator and Mrs. William Albers
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth to Mr.. Norton Kelly
on the evening of Wednesday, Deem
Der 9Th, 1917.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

ST. Monica's society of st. James
church will have its annual sale and
chicken dinner Thursday afternoon
and evening at ST. James hall.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Komers enter
tanned the Auction club last Tues
day evening. Four tables of cards
were played and high scores made
by Mrs. Herman Lemke and ]. P.
Werle, and Mrs. Fred Genrich and
Herman Lemke. After the evenings
play delicious refreshments were
served.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

This evening a benefit dancing
party will be given in the auditorium
of St. Mary's school house by the
Young Peoples sodality of ST. Mary's
church. The social affair is given for
the purpose of raising money to be
divided between the Knights of Column
bus war fund and the Christmas
packet fund for the soldiers and sail
ors. This is to be an informal dane
ing party and the sodality hope to
make it a huge success.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Mrs. ". E. Curtis entertained the
members of the Embroidery club at
luncheon on Friday.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Five hundred and cinch was played
at the public card party at Eagles
hall last Thursday evening, given by
the Ladies Auxiliary to Wausau aerie
No. PSI, F. o. E. Prizes in five hun
dred went to Mrs. Paul Pophal, Mrs.
John Ziegler, C. R. Van Orman and
Ed. Freiberg. The cinch honors were
awarded Mrs Charles Moeser, Mrs.
Charles Spychalla, George Pedal and
NJ Van Adestine Refreshments were
| served.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

Miss Ruth Alexander was hostess
to the Monday Evening Study club
at her home last night The program
included Current Topics with Miss
Silverthorn as leader, and Miss An
toinette Hoefinger and Miss Louise
Underwood The club members will
be entertained at a social meeting at
the home of the Misses Hoefinger
next Monday evening.
The Standard Bearers Mission So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. Walter Alexander this evening.
The society's meeting night is on Mon
day, but was changed to Tuesday even
ing this month. The third chapter of
Under the Crescent will be studied.
The Elks and their ladies enjoyed
an informal dancing party at the Elks'
new club rooms Wednesday evening.
| The decorations were the EIks' coIors
purple and white. Their beautiful
club rooms recently completed afford
a lovely place for their social as well
| as business activities
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Scr &f 9egeu Sauarbeiter.
ltriadJcn ocsiclbcn ridDtig geitcllt.

bradlt, oie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
9ouarbeitcr gon5 beOcluenb sit per-
bclicrn. llno oabcr lit hIeie Srga-
nilation ser Organization Ser Sall=
Gontroftoren ein Corn i'm slugc.
Sen Sad ihldgt man nno Del
Gicl meint mani"
Tas beiBt inoem man oie Ira-
ipcrrl,ng Ser llnicn-3ai,olonser per'
fiigte, erfldrte man ser geian1ten
@orgcperfid,nit ocn arieg, g. III
oaher cine gonSlid ialid)e 9ehallp=
tung, nem c3 beiBt, oaB oie
0nnolongcr ben @oI'en Sen &alnpT
ulligc5lullngen habcn. Gs mnB Ocn
slrbcitgcbern luO Sen organIlicrtcn
&apitaiiiten Glepclanos gcseigt luer-
Sen, oaB aud oic organilierte slrbei-
tcrldait Elm Mad)Iiaftor lit, NIT
pclher 5u fimpIen INNER ein ge-
magtes gesillncn icir miro.
Sie Scier rno SeIerinnen oe5
rGho" lperben lid ourd, oie Gar.
iteIllngeu ser Transformation Ser
Ciniglngcn nid)t IRE fiihren la'icn,
ionocrn perocn nit ibrcn SpInpds
THEN ouf Scitcn Ser senabregelten
@au=0anolangcr imo Ser aciamtc:.
crganiiiertcn slrbeitcrldaft ltebelt.
Gs lit nloglidl, oaB Der &i
id)on III hen nddltcn Sagcn bcenNet
lcin miro, noglid) nbcr audl, oab
er lid, llngere 3eit biljieben pirH.
@ic ilnaler oieier aalnpf slnt slus.
trng gebrad)t miro = eines ltebt
felt, baB sic @auarbeiter einen &C.
rcd)ten &onpi iilr Sic Nrbci.erlad)C
fiihren. Gs gilt ubcr oieler Gampi
| lt1d)t MIR Der Wailgemertid1art, ION
bern ihlieblif ser aeiantcn orga
nilicrten slrbeitcridaft. gSic Smitf
lcbr rihtia allsfiibrt, mollen bie Mr
bcitgcber %ercinlgllngen cinItllcb
lid Scr @anoelsfan1mer, Ods Sp
item ser 3manas. Sdieosger:ftc ii
Glepclauo cinfiibrcn. Sas luilroe cir
Gnoc ser StrcifS. ser 0auptpaff,
| scr Slrbeiter= Unions, beoeutcn mi
ihIieBlid) sic Unions mehrlcs mi
iiberfliiiiig MAIDEN.
| @er0en sic 9auarbeiter in oieien
l&f belicgt, Damn fommen anocr
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Ionn crit miro es mabre Semo=
fratie geben, in melder Ole Utebr-
belt Ocs Golfes iiber Grieg o0er
Srieocn uno onoerer groBen unb
Didtigen Sragen, Ole fiir oas au=
gcnlcine gSobl bon sSntere5le Iino,
entiheioen miro. ltnb Die Ginfiih-
rung ser inoultrieaen uno politi=
I6en Ien,ofratic fann MIR burh
Sen So5ialismlls belperfltelligt mer-
Sen. Ginltlpeilen lit c. Sic Nfliht
Ser altfgeflartcn slrbeiterid,ait, un=
entlpegt ben aanpf gegen @eltpo-
litif uno Wilitorismls meiter 5u
fiibren uno oie Wfoiie filr oen So-
5iolisnlls 5u gelpinneil.
Sosiolisnl,s bebelitet cine neHc
Sierra Ser @cltgeid,id]te, beoeuteno
Sen @eltfrieocn! Die blutigc, ihref-
fcnspoQe Maht Ser SflalIenberr=
ihait, melhe lolh itngeheltres Gleno
iiber Oie Wenlhbeif gebradt bat,
miro oen hellen &id,t ser 1Sreibelt
ulro 8ercf)tigfeit crit bonn tpeihen.
penn sic 9roBe @olfsnaiie sur Gr-
fenntnis gefonnen iein miro, SAB
Sic So5ialilierl'ng Ser 0eieaihait
sur 9totlpenoiofcit gclporoen lit.
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Iaa lit, meroen apngreB rno He-
gierlng INNER @eltpolitif betrei=
ben uno oie 8efobr, OaB mir in oie.
ien ooer Dem ndhlten @eltfrieg
bineingc5ogen lperoen miro oaber
INNER norGunoen lein. Wilion
trahte feline 9ieoe nit folgenoen
hiibiden 8orten gum sl6ibluB:
Ser Sbutten, ser jcet auf un-
lerem Nfaoe liegt, miro balo Der.
lhminoen, l,no mir lpcrben 5llrl
9ibtc lfreitelt, lpenu mir uns NIT
treu bleibcn, i,l1s ielblt, mie mir gc-
lpiinibt baben, Der ySelt lmO Oer
s(ugen oller oerer 5u eriheinen, Oie
oie iSreibcit, ole 0erettigfeit lmo
Oas Gedlt lieben."
Shone gSorte, sic nter INNER
MIR id)one, nihtsIagenoe Ebralea
iein meroen, 10 louge Sos organi=
1ierte 8robfapital berrlhcn unb Die
@eltpplitif bcitin,nlen miro.
1Sreibcit, 8erehtigfeit uno 9fed)t
filr nQe fann es crit Damn gebei,
lpenn ser Serrihaft ser &opital;-
item ein Groe genlad)t ltno bonlii
oQe Neiobren ferncrer @cltfriegC
hripiti1t iinN
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Scr Ndnlp1 DER Dell or9dlllllerfelt
Sanolangern unO @allbanomerfern
BON Sen slrbcitgebern =
9uiloing 5raoes employers sliIo.
citation alige5lprlngcn nurOe.
Itebt, nie CHARLES Smith, Ser &c.
ibGftsiiibrer Der 9augelperflhaitcr,
crfldrt, iebr giinitig fir sic 2esta-
rem. 9is iebt miro Ser anmpf allf
60 0alpl1ten, no sic Sanolungcr
ausgelperrt lpurOen llno oie galt-
hanomcrfer oabcr Sic slrbeit ME.
ocrlegtcn, gefiibrt. Tie 9oile babe.l
sic slblid)t, farbigc Streifbrefer
RON nlslpurts einSuiiibren, Ood)
miro es ibucn nidt lciht gclingen.
nilr balbme9s genllg Grlatfrafte fir
bie @nnolangcr 5ll befonlmen, ge-
lhmeige fir bic 0anomcrfer. No.
mems Der 9augelpcrfid,aften bat oer
@cihdftsngcnt Smith cine Grflu'
rlIng peroffelltlid)t, III pelfer olc
falid)cn Iarltellllngcn, bic BON oeu
S(rbcltgebern ilber Oen v2odout" III
ser Sagcspreiie peroffentlift rpur'
Sen, ins rid,tige Sibt geitellt per-
Sen. Sic slrbcit9ebcr bebnllptell, b1l'
Sic llniou-Scnolanger III ied)s sS1l-
len ibre Tercinbarl,ng nit Scr 9td-
ions Contractors slllociation pcrleBt
habcn l,no perbcn bicle Safe i'm
einselncn aufucfiibrt. Smith mclIt
ober nad), bob oas llnred)t gan5 al
Scitcn ser slrbcitgcbcr lit. Gr scigt
bab sic Ohio 9loluer Gon1ponp, biz
iiir sic 9icallab Contraction Com
ponp pcrid)icocne Haufontraftc alls'
fiihrt, Sen Strcit NIT Ser Union
No. 10 = Morteltrdgcr i,n0 9ano
langcr = bonn 3nlln geGrofen ia.
uno mlr nah cinem &ormano Iuf
tc, INN Sen &f NIT Ser llnior
| 81 bcginnen, uno bamit Sen gelam
ten 9aueelperfld)aften Sen arieg 81
crflGrcn. gNie bereits IN Ser lettci
Summer bes edo" alsgeiiibr
|nuroc, bat oiclc Mrbcitcrorganiia
| tipn in Sen letten ssobren lcbr gro
&c sSort'dritte gemad)t ,lnb geitiit
allf ibre Moft unO ueit1rft ourd
; giinitige llmitdnoe cs fertig &c
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Sic Nitglicocr oes @criualtunss'
rats uno Scs ,0ilisfouitees fir Die
Gummuneieicr oes yGdo" ,uerScn
bcalte, Samstas, abeno cine Sisnns
in Scn Hdnmen ocs 2ieSertafcl-
Glmbs baben, nm ,peitcre MnurSnmn-
gen fir Sas srufe Oeit ST trcffen.
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@eltpolitit, &elttrieg ps. so5ialismls.

Gs lperoen Iid Iebr piele slmeri-
foner, oarlnter audi nland)e So5ia=
Iiiten, frogen ipie es mo9lid) lit,
baB oud slmerifu I'M allgeneinen
,mo sic 9iepublif ser Ser. Staaten
IN Sen Struoel oes @eltfrieges, Ser
lms boh eigentlid 9ar nid)ts an=
cebt, bineinge5ogen iperoen funn.
y9er niht ouf oenl 9ooen oes
ipiiienid,uftliben So5alisnlls, pie
CT bi,rh> sic naterinliltiide Ge-
IGihtsouffoilltng begrilnoet lit, ltebt,
miro lih iiber oieie Trage mobl niht
Ieiht Sic nottpenoige &lurbeit per-
jdaifen fDnnen. ltno ood) lit cine
slntpcrt olf bieie 6ruge iebr leidt
81 eeben.
Die grobfopitoliltild,e Gntlpid-
lung brohte Sen aon1pf Inn oie
MeltnGrfte nit ibrer &olonialpoli=
til lmb sen Smperiolisml,s, 6en
Militnrisnu,s lmo sic SSettriiltin-
aeu. Tie Ser. Stauten ols n,ddti=
ges Stootengebiloe grobfopitolilti=
ither Sbierpon5 tpllroen in oieien
&on1pf bineinge5ogen, llnb trpt oller
Tenofrotie ln,o Trieoenstenoen5
gelpilier Tu5iiiiten ntllBten lie
ifliebld Stcllilng iiir Sic cine
ooer onbere &riegsportei = Gent
trolnl1d,te ooer GntetntemGd)te neE-
lner.
Seit Oent lpuniid)-anerifunil lherl
Sriege iino sic Ser. Stouten IN
oieiem Gantpi Inn sic Torberrl lfaft
Inn Sic @cltmdrfte bineinge5ogel1,
i.no sic natiirlid)e Ool9e ipar -
gcIteigtcr Militarismlis, Inn imltan'
oe su fem, BEL Dem Sample I'm
sic 9eute geborig geriiitet 81 Iein
@abreno nun sic So5ialocmo
froten in europa ieit ben lester
Ssobr5ebnten lid) pergcbens bemilb
ten, aus SEM Wtilitdritnot IN oi'
Gemofrotie 81, gelangen, bradte e:
Sic Dfpnonliihe Gntipifllng mi
iif, oob sic Temofrutie Scr Ser
Stooten iiG INNER mebr Dem Wfili
torisnuls ,mb Snperialisnlls 5l1
neiatc, trot aller SppoIition oe'
cbrlidcn Gen,ofroten 6rieoens
freluloe, sic 5. g. @m. grpon I'M
Ieine engercn slnhinaer, lnlo 81
Sn,iali1ten entfalteten.
llno lporllm nllbten gerooe 81
Ser. Stauten IN &onflift Mi
SeutihIuno aeroten? 8enoilc aar
Gautsfp iagt ooriiber in lelne
@roidiire, betitelt Ser @eg SIT
9todt", folgenoes:
.Sc n,cbr Ser Wtilitnrismus /
Europa iteigt oelto geualtige
luad)lt sic inouitrielle l(eberlegel
belt ser Scr. Staaten Oeito mel
miro ser mirtlf)afilid)e Sortid,ri
Glropas perlangiamt Gelto III
ciiu1tigcr auh oie ofonomilfc Sag
ser clropiiihen slrbeitcrtboft. In
I'M oieien Tro5eb nod 5u 1oroer1
rerocn ibr Sic lt,lucrltcn Spfer 81
eemutet. t."
Nun linb olld, sic Ser. Stoat>
IN oie 9abn oes Sruperialisml
eingctretcn lmo oolnit III Die >
permebrten 9iiiltl,ngcl. Seit Be
aricg nit Spanieu uodien an
tire slusgabcn fiir Seer uno Slot
uno leit 9eginn oes @cltfrieges +
ben sic Miiltllneen Ser Ser. Sta
ten IN gan5 llngeheurer gSeile )
aenommen. 9at oof Ser am lest
Sonntog sll Gttoe gefommene So
ereB nidt ,peniger als $S00,0O'
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slrbeiter -Nreanilatipnen on Die Nci=
be. GS beiBt oaber filr ale ltnicil.
Mrbciter ouf ser !Sut Sr icin una
lid, nit oen I'M aanpf beiInolihclt
9auarbeitern lid, ioliOariid) 5m er-
fldre,. llno aud, aIlc uibtorgan,>
iiertcn slrbeiter hobcn Elm Sntcre'le
oaron, ooB oie 9auaepcrfldaften
hieien &f eelpinnen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-03-10

900 fir Slrmec, gefcltigungen ltno
&riegsldiife belpilligt.
SSn ieiner Snaugl1rationsrc0e am
lestcn Montog iagte Eraiioent @il-
ion II. a.: ,@ir lino in bie 8el.=
politif eingetreten llnO baber Oaber
oie 8flid)t fir folgenOe Erin5ipicn
rin5lttreten:
0aB oue 9tationen glcifmdBis
am @cltirieoen l1tO an Ser politi>
iben Stabilit1t freier Golfer SsSl,-
tereiie boben uno gleidnlGfig fir
ibre Grbaltlng pcruntiuortlif linO;
ooB bns meientlibe ISllnOanent
ocs ,Srieoens oie mirflihe @leihbeit
oQer 9tutioncll in Hehten unb Hri=
pilcgien iino;
oaB sSrieOen nid)t ii6cr ouf etnenl
bclpoffnctcn 8leihgemid)t ser Dtad).
ruben fanll llno.
oaB sic Mcerc irci l,no liher ser
9enlltlulg ollcr Golfer cffen lteben
iontcr llnter Hegcln sic orrd atl=
ocnleine Tereiltburllng llno 3u,
Trimming IeItgelett lino, nno oaB
| Lie, iomeit ols moglifL alien anf
g(cihe geoillgllngen bin 5uginglld)
Iein lollten."
Ierncr iugte @ilion: Ser @el.-
frieg bceiuillbt lnicr Gmpiiroe!l,
lnierc SnbuItricn, unieren Sanoci
uno iniere Srcihcit, lno cs mar
luno lit uns ulmloglid, inns ben Gin
iliiiien oieies &riegcs 81, cnt5ieben
Sir itchcm felt bci beiuaffneter 9fem'
tralitGt, Ieitoem madj mnierem Gr
mcilcn fcin anocrer 9lmslucg bleibt
nm flar sn MAIDEN, amf mas lui1
bcitebcn nno anf mas mir nid,t Der
Sid)tcn fpullem.
1urdJ ltmitGnoc, nidJt bnrdy nnie
re eigcne Nbiid)t uno cigene'
@mnidb m6gcn mir ST mebr aftiue
Setomnng nnicrer 9iedJtc, ,uie mi
i lie ichen, uno smr mnmittclbarel
Sei(mabmc an Sem gruhen &i
gcsluungcn ueroen."
+ Ias beibt allo: ,pir wcrScn II
Tulac mnierer ySeltpolitif id)lieflid
,mr @cteilisnn9 an ocm @eltfrie!
gcpunngcn lueroen, lclblt menn @ii
Jon uno elm groBer Sell oes Solfe,
feinen arieg mill, pcoer MI
, Teutihlono nod, NIT elmer unoereI
am &ricec bcteiligten Wad)t.
,Ias lit ser ,sluh Ser bolel
Sat, ons lie fort5cltgcno INNER mic
ser 9oies gcbdren mllB, Jag
Shillcr uno oas trifft alld auT 81
+, Eolitif ocs Slupcrialismlts, oilf ol
t @cltpolitif SIT. Seit Oie Ser Stao
: ten ourd) ibre @cltpolitif tells az
+ gelpaltimnem, tells allf frieolifcl
t gScgc, in oen @elit ser Tbilipil
= nen, Ser Snnoipih- Snieln, Eanmn
G ltno Yorto Hico gcfommen lino I'm
5 iih Sic Sd)utberridoft BON aubl
/, San Ton,ingo, 5aiti uno anbers
i lueltinbiiden nnb iiioamerifaniide
2aubcr angecignet babcn, limp lie
;, 8ciabr nit anoercu @roBm1htel
6 aleid)picl Oh Gnglanb, Seutid)lur
y oocr %opan, sic chenfalls @cltp
;, litif betrciben, in &onilift sll ger
4 ten.
c, Sn unierer Hcpublif oominiert
l. eben aud,, lpie in alien groBcn III
/ fIcincn Stoatcn ser gciontten 3ll
l. tllrpclt, oic Sntereiict Ser groB'
II Iinon;-, Sanocls. uno Snouitri
y mGdtc, ollo ser ton5entriertcn 6
J. pitalmaht, uno 10 lange oies 5