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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
llniere @eibnadtslieber nne ibrc
Serfnnft.

@Scnn mir nntcr DEM i'm Sid)ter.
glons critroblcnoen @eibnaftsballm
ODER in ser Itimmllngspollcn S9rilt-
nadt in Der Stride bic altbefanntcn
@eibnaftslicScr anitimmcn, bcrcn
@eiicn 10 iiiB unb ihn,cihelno ins
DIR bringen, cine 10 pcibepole Stim.
ming ouslolcn unb sic Gr%in1cri,ng
an friiberc frGbIihc obcr troilriac
@cibnod,tcn in ms p%obrrlfcn, Damn
ocbcn mir llns MIR ibrem beitridens
Sen 3ollbcr bin unb niemanb bcnft
horon, oonoh ST. fragcn, nober Itant-
men eigentlih bicic @eiien. sic acbGs
rcn gum @eibnodtsfeitc nnb ocsbalb
ninllnt man filr5 on Bob lie i6on
INNER porbonbcn morer. be5ieblln9s'
meiic llralt iino. Ibcr hos lit hllrd)s
aus nift Ser Sail, henn uniere iltc.
item @cibnadtslicoer, bos Dicl geil,n-
ocnc .Gs 1T Elm Heis entiprltngen,
aus elmer @l,r5el 5art" unh Dos
.2obt Soft, ibr GbriItcn, ollaugleid,"
ltammen alls Dem ied,5ehnten Sohr-
bunoert. Ser &omponiit bes erItcn
I2icbes mar Ser icincr5eit iebr beriibnl-
te &opclmeilter lrnh Srgoniit Mihacl
GrGtorills in @olfenbiittel, Ser bes
s~lpeiten 2ieocs ser eeiItlihe 2iebcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

aemcbr, oas ibnt 1926 gcfoitct battc,
idcnfte or icincn Srcunbe, rnierem
8rcisrifter Slatc, mo bicicr bat cs
beute nod uno b1lt cs icbr in ebren.
lin micDcr arlf @pup. 9aroncr
5uriid5lfomllcn, milllcil mir crpnb.
men, oaB or bel Der Maniion cincrl
aroben @ilbncrltnll bat bal,en lallcn.
gr bGlt pier Sprten Siibner: Stalian
Games, &bobe Sslnnb Hcbs. @bite
Nod unb ySbitc 2cgborns. @ic picl
Gicr lie aber our 3cit lcgcn, barber
idppcigt bes geridterituttcrs &oilidl.
felt. Scbod miro uns mitgctbcilt,
oab ser @ouberncllr in Der @cflilgcl.
5lltt i6on iopcit poran9eihrittcn lit,
bab err mebrere Grcnlplnrc icines sc,
oerpoltes allf Der om 80. 0eSenlbcr
in ct. 2ouis beginncnoen @cflii9cI-
nllsitellung our Sdnl ausitcllcr
miro. ga, Elm jebcs Sbierhcn bat
fem Tlaiiicrden! - .9Sciiericn Gitp
Solfsfreuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

&citstans. Srou Dime Gbriitcnien
BON Ilno, Nebr., idreibt: nGincs mel.
ncr Mdoden iett feds Sabre alt, lit
Dor orei Sabren icbr id,linm an
Scitstana (gpilcpiic). @ir foniuls
ticrten peridiebene sler5te, unb tic
fonb al,d 5eitipciie @rleihtcrun9,
Fobcr iobalo iie iib ctipas erfdltete,
ODER ibr Magen in ltnorbnune, gcriet
febrte bas 2eioen pieber 5l,riid. Boz
einem Sabre fineen mir on, ibr Sor.
mis- IlpenfrGltter 5u geben, uno nod
elmer @ode ieste cine eroBe 8erdn.
beruttg bel ibr ein; tie lit iest mobl
unb geiunb."
Sung unb oft finbet in Sorni's Ml.
penfrGuter cine geieenete Allelle Der
8eiltnbbeit rnb &raft. IS miro nidt
ol,rh apotbefer %perfauft. 9eionoere
ggenten liefern es brett aus benz 60.
borotorium Ser Seriteller, Or. 8cter
Sobrnep & Cons 60, 25Ot @oIing.
ton 9lpb., Chicago, SGl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Srcitas, ben %. DECEMBER, 1917.
Sebes Sbicrden bat iein Elaiiierden.

90 beiBt befanntlid Elm altes
Spri9Wort, meldcs ii6 aud baufis
beiuabrbeitet uno anlpenoen laBt.
9a lit gum 9eiipiel @ouDernelr
Gardner. I'm iid arber ben Stuats.
eeidaften etmas 3eituertreib 81 mo-
den, bat er iid Der @eililgel5u6t 81.
geipenoet. Scr oamalige @ouperncilr
Saolep faufte iid bcfanntlid fInf
Meilen meitlid Ser Staot cine Sarln
unb wurbe Sieb5iidter. Gr bate ie-
De Sorte Sdpeine auf ieincr Sarm,
MIR nidt Die alien ~&a5orbuds" bon
Mrfanias. Che er cine Sarm bate,
fpar Saolep Elm Sunoeliebbabcr uno
bate beren 16 bier bel Der Waniion
ulnberlaufen. gta6oem CT Sarmer
geporoen, peridenfte er feline Sunoc
uno CAB bieie ben Golonels ieincs
offiaiellen Stabes. oils err sic Wan.
iion berlieb unb iein 9ta6folger Wa.
ior ein5og; perntdd,te etp bieiem bier
9l,noe, uno Wtaior bate ielbcr 5lptt.
Sa sic ibn aber i'm Shlafe bllr6 De
rem @ebell 5u bel it0rter, 10 i6afftc
or 5e ollie ab. Maior fam bon Der
Sarnl, fonnte aber Der Sarmerei fei.
men @eidnlad obgeluinnen nno CAB
iid ans Gon5crl. Gr nobrn llntcrridt
in ct. 2ol,is unb bradte es ioiueit,
bab er oils gutter Sanaer ealt. So
man iast bon ibnt, bob ct ur,ter all
ben @ouperncuren Iiiiouris Scr
bette SGn5er mar.
@oub. Solf batte bas Serlangen,
ein GROCER SGger Dor ocm 9errn SIT
tperoen. gr bate ipobl Elm 0lltc1o
@cpebre, Mtl,steten llnO &arabiner,
beri6ieoen in ausiebcn, 2ange nno
3oliber. Srot aIler bie1er Slinten
bra1te er es uber in Der Shiebtunlt
nidt ieDr ipeit, bcnn feline Sebfraft
mar nidt gut 9enug. Gr %perfailfte
ober peri6enfte ale feline @%epebre.
0as bette, Elm boppeIlGufises Sdrot-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

bidtcr NifolauS 0crlnonr. Widacl
ErGtoril,s lpllroc an Is. Schruar
1871 at &reil5burg in Sbiirin9cn &C.
borcn ullb, nadbcm CT cinige Sabre
&apclllneiitcr IN 2iincbrrg gcpcicn
llar, Soforganiit bcs Scr5ogs bon
@rouniflpcig @olienbiittel. Gr be.
flciocte nebenbci nod bas Inlt bes
&anmcriefretGrS unb purbc lp1tcr
Grior Ocs observation-disclosures Miit,
gclbcim bel Goslar. Son Nifolalls
Sernlai1,, bon benl aud nod piclc
GborGlc eeilngen merocn, meib man
nid)t cinn,al bas @cburtsiobr. Gs
lit MIR bcfonnt, bub CT ein Srcllno 0cs
Spbonnes Wotbciils mar uno lid
friib Der Reformation onihloB. Gr
mar 5lllett Gontor in Sood)in1Stal IN
@obmcn, mo CT audi bodbetagt ltarb.
9us %brittulteltc @cibnahtslico
bat lrnicrcn Wortin 2lltbcr ais Old.
ter lrno &onlponiiten. Gs lit oos
ihlidtc, innige: ,&ont Sinmcl bod
"a fontm' id Der" nnb 5ablt alh bel,.
tc nod au Sen piclgeiltngcniten Sic
bcrn ont Seiligen GDriiticit. Nad) Scr.
ieIben Welpbie miro nod Gin onbcrcr
Cert. Sen Gbriition Silrdtcaott @cl.
lcrt bidtctc, eeiungcn: rGits lit Der
Sog, Sen @ott gcnlod,t,"
Oos iebr befanntc unb bclicbtc
@eibnudtSlico: 80 bu irGblihe, o
81, ieIigc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @cib.
nohts5eit" purbc bon bcn Sdrift.
teller Sobonncs SoIf in @cimor,
gcborcn am %. Sftobcr 1877 SIT
9an5ia, acitorben an IA. Scbrlror
1886, geoidtct, unb 3lpar nuf oclp
ncopoIitoniiden SolfSlieb: %
Sonftiiiino," nod bciicn Mclooic cs
ollh nod helltc aeiu1gcn miro. Is
ioll crles Scr 2icblingslicocr @oct
hes oeiucicn icirL Scr nit Dem Scr
foIIcr b~cfrcunoct ipor lnb ihm mic
|'bcrbplt icil1c Incrfcnmlu,9 mlSGc.
ipro6en bat, oob or oielcS gcnliltpol,
lc 2icb in ocn bcutidcn 2ichcridot
aufgcncmmen bat.
Gos ru1itrciti9 if0nitc allcr @cih
nod)tSlicbcr, bas icinc @irfung ollf
Scr5 rnb @cn1iit nic ncriogcnbc:
~Stillc Tod)t, hcilige gtoht" mtrbc
bon einem aeniiien Soief Wofr &C,
bidtet, iibcr bclien 2ebcn unb @irs
fen feline 4lli5cidnunocn bcltchcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

I6enp, in ben Itanoinnutihen yam.
bern "erireute iid Der lo9en0nnte
,Hutipitdtsltll" lton. aus os!n
@runpe srpBer SelisUtbsit. neil Ell
nit Dem nltbeioniihen Sulieit 81.
~iammenfisI. poroui Or. 6riB SiiE
ger in Der Ginlsituu9 81 lelner nge
l9i9te Der Neulobrsie ier in Der
Stride" binpeiit. Dem Wei6,
nahstage bari jeoenfnus fir pas
Miittslaltsr cine jabrpunOertelange
0eltuns ais ye9inn zines neust
tiirgerlifen Sobtes Ju9elArleten
ipe::oen. Almdbljt Orong isoOd III
Der biir9erIid)en Yroris Der /. 81
nuar oils Sabresaninns, Dem pifi.
5ieusn gum SroB, ourd Cutler
pollts oon Der Neueruns pe9en pes
nit Der Neuiabrsieier pertniipIten
vNorrenperts" nitts piien; nWtun
beiBt oielen beuti9en gag ben neuen
Sabresto9 nod Der HOnner Weile.
Wir Gbrilten iu9en unieten neuen
Subrestus an an beili9en Gbriitta8e,
lpie Die Sdbres5abl 5eugt, pub man
Idreibet: SIM Sabre rnh Gbrilti De-
burt" SIN Sngre 1864 bsIobl &orI
V. ausbriidlif, ous Sdbr nit benz
l.. Sanuar au5uf0n9en. Sp Sdotts
LAMB puroe Die nele 3eiired]nun9
crit i'm Sabre 1900 eiugeiiibrt, Bis
oabin botte bort Der %. Widr3 ais
Der erite gag zines neueu S0brt1
segolten. sSn !SpllanD ootiert Der l.,
Sonuar oils S1bresonton9 felt 1875.
in England crit ieit Wtitts oes Is.
Sabrbunberts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
MObcn and in Nbiiibrmittcln!

Wtan lollte Is tonn 9laubel! 60
lhrclbt in eincm Gr5tlid)cn 0ad)'
blutte Elm &enncr und ClnCr Gurd)-
blGttcrln0 Der ncllcn Nu@H0hC Der
NDorlldtDpic Der Der. StOuteu, OCnr
grpbcn antliden Mcilmittclblld 49,,
aber cs glbt in Nr5uclcn oOcr lbrcr
Sepor5lgun9 Cbcnlo gut Wfo0cn,
Ipic ctma in &lejOCrltOilcn, mo lie
fonlcn iogor rcdt lnunIg lein mlO
raid med)lelu, ubrc DAB Dies IL
gellb eIllel Sortld)ritt Der 0r5tlld)cn
@ilienidoit icIblt 81 bcocuten
brulldtl
Gins Der bcltcn YcIlplelc blcriilr
lit bas ~genolti1c Anicben. mcId)e3
oas fliiiiige Yetrolotln oas me
Oi5iniife Grb0l, nit nod picIcn an.
oercn Aallen - ais AbiiIbrnllttel
numentli6 in Nnlcrita gcnlcbt. SnI
Gublifum bat man pergcilcn, Dab
ouSielbe gar nid)ts ncllcs it, JONI
bern Dor orci &abr5cbntcn cine
3eitlong rieiig SlirOre mlad)tc unO
audi 0antalS idon lcbr alt mar,
1llr boB Die Mobe uuO ibrc StIel'
idppeitcrn, oie Neflanlc, es uOn
3eit 81 3eit in ole &umpeItamlet
lparfen unb Damn wieber bcrnor'
bolten.
anOcrerieits lit es beiouOcrs be,
merfenSwert, boB nI9ar'Igor",
meldcs sur 3eit, ais onS bctreIlell.
&c &ontitce feline Irbcit al Der
nercn gl,s9obe ocs obigcn Ylld)eS
begonn, aui Dem Sobepuntt ieincr
fursen 9%eriibmtbeii ais &orotip'
mitteI ltanb, id)on Dor Dem VI.
id)einen Der Yburlnatopie iait gang
in @crgclicnbcit 0~eroten mari Ga
gegen lit 0as EbcnolpbtbnIein, mel
dies in uielen Ius0aben oicleS
Mcrfes MIR 9nit5 bclIGuIig i'm an:
lullg erluGDnt mprGtu mar lrur
ais EriiiungsmittcI iilr Ilfoliitofie
-, ieet lid in bos @crj ocS 8u.
dies geriidt, uno 5ruar lcoiglid) neil
es our 3eit Elm bclic6tcs Woocmit'
tel fir innere Teinignr0 iIt'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
Wann sbedem das nsxe 1abr besanl

SIN N~itteIalter bsrridt. binIidt.
LID Ns Shortcomings bic srDbte
NerlpIrrun9, pom sinbeitlidem Sss
ginn zines neuen Sabrss mar feline
Heoe. galo begnnn es an %. De-
Sembsr, b0!o an l.. poer %, Mdrs,
ipenn nift nod ipGter. Der Sa6res.
anfan9 nit Dem Gage Der 8eburt
ebrllt! 20. SsSsmber) mar beicn.
osrs IN Seutihllno peit porberrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28

e,n 9 dwerenoter,
Game: nSier ioll ia Elm gan5 iuunt'
oerbarcS edo iein...."
Scrr: Sang redt, @ndoigiie,
bIrite aber Sbrem berrIiden Or
gan faum gepafien iein."
Sein 3ufunftsbilb,
9adfiih: ~2as lit alio iein Papa;
10 etpa oiirfte aIio Grit BEL unierer
iiIbernen Sofaeit atsiehen.S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
F. J. koeIIer,
Sdmicb II. @agenmadsl
Scrmann, Wu.

Sd lperbe beitrebt fein nur Die
bciten grbeiten Ii. 8ooren al Iiefern.
Sd babe lanee grfabruns i'm 8fcrbe.
beidlagen ioipobI nie i'm Sdmiebe.
uno @ogenbanoperf.
Sarmfuaaen. 9regies, Wanur.
Spreaoers unb Sarm-M aidinen on
iSano ODER auf 9eiteIIl,ng au aiiriti.
sen 8ebingungen unb gu annebnlba.
rem Hreiien eeIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-28
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

@eeriinoet 1911.
capital $4,000, llebcrihuB $1,000
Gcpoiitcn ijbcr 100000.
8etreibt Elm ollsemeines %autaeidjdft.
Sesahlt 4 Yrpsent uui 3eits0 epoiiten.
Scaablt 3 HrUAent aui Spar~9 epDliten.
5at Si6erbeitse9 81 poIitsadIten 5ilucrmiee
tber.
llno bittet ircunblihit tint cure auno
ifait.
0irrttpren:
Sinun Spc9cr, &. q. Wcper,
6. Gnaclbred,t, u. ". Wpelcr,
5tep. Suidlmann, Ghns. @. Siuen,
Senrp 9anacnbcre.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
CHEAPER BREAD.
America

The recent dispatch which de. clared that chearer bread was a ne, cessity and that it would have to be delivered, is not confirmed by "ex, pert information. The price ct wheat forbids it. says this opinion
 The millers, according to prior dispatches. volunteered to cooper ate. You will note that all big bus mess is cooperating these days Ard these volunteer co-operators set the maximum profit for millirg s at 25c. a barrel. Men familiar win milling conditions and who are not vClurteers", says a press iispatch'. assert that before the war sc was good enough fer the millers to make per barrel :. Now figure this up. He gets 25c. profit, he is to be allowed 75c. "manufac- turing cost. he will get $1.11 fol mill feed which makes up the by product of the wheat used in pro ducing flour per barrel. He will also get 39 cents as the differential at g cents q bushel between the cost of the 4 1-2 bushels of the wheat of the grade actually Ssed in max ing the barrel of four and the cast Of that much wheat Gt S220 bushel. In short by this system of govern, mont aided mathematics applied to profit making. the milling trust will get $2.50 more than the amount it pays for the wheat for each barrel of flour. That profit is certainly to be called reasonable" by the milling trust.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
POOR BUSIN tSS.

Last Monday night only two aldermen showed up to attend The meeting ot the City Council. This was the most important meetira that could ba held because the aldermen have to take steps tc right the auaucial muddle in whi#t the city finds i.sell There is 2 limit to -a4 anes which can le 90 cured CT .ls bail that can be for teited rom vice, and if Is up Jo them 10 de9i.e ways and means o' providing for the immediate eX- penses ol The administration. Yet so litrte are the aldermen cen cerned over tie situation that they do not even take the trouble l1 at tend.
 IL is a;atcd th@; most of them wore a. a Farewell Dinner to Judge Tucker.
 Without attempting to dispo-ag the function mentioned, it can ne well said that this dinner was t.ueh loss important as far as the city was concerned than tae d,vis.22 ways and means or mearinG ( IT. rent ezseuses for schools and SC forth. 1T is quite clear that ever had they been compelled to attend this function there Nas nothing tc prevent them deyot.ue some earlier hours to the urgent business O. the city.
 If it .s th.'r in,cHu-n -n: to deIibe- -ately ncglec' the work for which they were elected and for which they voluntarily sought the votes oi ,ho citizens of Ncme, they had bes resign and let those who will ma nifest an interest in the affairs be chosen 10 take their place-always CxC.ptiHg the two couHc;lmcr who have been conspicuous by their pre-. sence.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
LABOR'S DIFFICULTIES.

Because most Of the natiorT have since they declare war fol
 lowed the example of Germany and throan individual liberties delibe- ratcly overboard-becaus in war rig upon what .hcy call Prussjan m.litarism almo-. all the na,.ons copied the methods of that Pruss;an militarism. the dispatches which tel Us that in Germany the mili. tary authorities are now suppress
 ing union labor activities are to say
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
THE L,FOILETTE PROBE.

Whether one agrees with the La toilette attitude to the war or not, we ncod be under no illuy,on as to lha reason why all effort IS being made to get him. It's not be. cause of his anti-war policy at all. There were others who fought far more strenuously than he and we'c not eveE mentioned beyond sl ort newspaper impaling in editorial col uuns which all may suffer without dissatisfaction
 IL is because of his revenue poli r. :, lndeavoring to take from Big Business while the taking was good II was because he exposed inc somewhat ingenious policy of The Enhance Committee of the Senate that he has incurred such enmity and because he is being now called ,Jpon to defend himself. That he
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nance. He has been hand in glove with Wall Street fom the start. hut that would be no new thing. But because in allowing the Rockefeller foundation to experiment with the school system and with the bureau of municipal research there is quite lot of misgiving.
 We see no reason why auy Foundation whatever it's name be allowed to interfere with ",ucati0n It does. But for all tha: there is just as much danger in privately aided non-sectarian education as in publicly aided sectarian education. And if one form of religion is not to be allowed to dominate the pub lie schools so also should no for n of private wealth be al'nve, to do so
 The fact that great Foundations do exert a tremendous ina renee upon the higher education is nrI to be denied and 1t is one of the most sinister signs of the ti"es. IT is evolving professorial faculty which is nothing more or less than a priesthood devoted to the wor- ship service of great wealth.
 Even in evidence is the influence of the Rockefeller interests in New York on the Bureau of Muni- cipal Research. That Bureau had been doing i'll portant work because that research was engaging in chan nels above being questioned for bias. But the Rockefeller tentacles reached out: through the Founda- tior they made ar endowment, making it conditional upon the ap- pointment Cf one man who could be relied upon to direct the work of the Bureau into safe. sane and con seryativc Rcckcfe,lerian channels.
 These are indictments against Mitchell. And it is not unlikely that he will experience the reaction follows from th2 publicity is being aiveu them by nl5 r.v.ls
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
TRCTH Is GREAT.

John Stuart Mill somewhat Tessj nist.cally remarks in his essay apon liberty that the dictum that zrath triumphs over percecutiCr Is oae of those pleasaut salsahcods which men repeat ono alter anothe, III they pass info rc'nraonpIa'es, but which all c1 erielee Iefutes
 For that reason, ii 'hIs assertion ,s positively correct, inc people of any gouatry under eay condition ar. to81ea il tbe> aJpw. and are :. aa-p., r. l.ieat II tEe2 ranno; prevent. legal or se.ur pars.c.'ton sa G..tra# tl.t. gaa.s.tUtaaa. r.-h@ a .r-e s#ee.a. .ree Irezz. 0, free
 m5ls.
 The sla.n-uiaaad ess4sts. from ~.ou &e have quoted asserts "I, ls
 ....e .1l- s-a'imaa aIi,r tJat s-.'a 4a~... os teata h.. any ia- rea iat. aeHaa D error of ...ava...as sv,l .he GIT-e7u CT tsc s.aF1. Nau are not more Jealous tor truth than they cf:en are for rror. and suf.siolt apl ii,4t.ou ot legal CT even social pcna,;te9 Will s-neralGa sggc.se,, n at59pin2 t'e =eapa satl5. O. gt=G.r''.
 Put surely the essay.st ~aS con storing m.~. or sez- rhilos2lL,. On -a.5stous truth. less aprreo,abr .atua-5 GHou economic coalitions ua.u p.st5.~' CT e4ou"m5. facts.
 Fa.r. ts less reason r. 'i.1s #t sHa Ha~.r a4a intimately aar- those G-at# of t~#eae aHd .m.u HHat.y which men assume s facaarroycrt.b,e or tuudan enta. .-l,4s wuatu,l they are or no, De- .4usc Of rue fact that their bass ta something more substantial than a spontaneous growth within the mind
 The conceptions such as tioao ,vc have referred to- have their ori- gn in the economic foundations of .ol:ety directly, are in short polit.- al manifestations of the economic position of the individual or the society conceiving them, and al though an effort may be strenuously mado by those to whom they are repugnart to destroy them, they will survive as the effects ot at condition.
 To make if plain v. sFort trat -ao rldtcalism manifested .G a.. coun ,v--s is reaction that has develop al within the forces of present day economic conditions. Thus the marked extremism of Russia today vas produced within the shell If r29rfsm. Thus socialist ideas ws1e aarn within the shell of capitalism. and capitalism .an not do otherwise as long it ex- Ests but produce socialist ldegs whether it will CT no.
 Hence i; is very idle to prosecute 5a.aI.sm. it is v.ry idle to pore eutc radicGlism. These things ale porn within the system and tbe system is so fecuud in producing them that all the laws and rules ama regulations that mirht b. i,- voAed will not destroy tho effect of this capitalist system.
 In this sense at any rate, greS truth and i, wid pr2vaH.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
ROCKEFEILFR INtLVENCF

The e@ort ,. The fricnFs ot Mayor Mitchell Of Ne% York D put him cyer as an Independent candida. for 3 second term t~ one that vii r. atult in q stirring election
 The main charge against Mitch. ell is the fact of Rockefeller domi.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17
the least ominous.

the least ominous.
 Nor will It be lost upon Labor that Carl Legier preceded Gompers in taking for Germany the precise attitude that Gompers took i1 America.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-17

should demand to know definitely what charges against him have
 been made and what he has to an swer. is significant enough in the premises.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-26
WANTS CITY TO own
ITS MILK SUPPLY
Socialist Lecturer Discusses Diaries
and Soldiers Pay.

Lecturing last night to a crowd of
several hundred persons in an open
air meeting, held under the auspices
Of the Socialist party, at Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Jul
ian Pierce declared that the Post
office Department was barring from
the mails Socialist papers with an
average circulation of 10000 copies
weekly. without warrant of law.
The speaker devoted the greater
part Of his lecture to explaining the
preliminary injunction granted last
Tuesday, in New York, by Federal
Judge Learned Hand, in which the
court restrained Postmaster Patten
from barring the mails to the August
issue Of the sociolist magazine, The
Masses.
Judge Hand" he said, "held that
1t was quite plain that meme Of the
language and none of the cartoons in
the issue complained of by the gov
eminent can be thought to directly
counsel or advise characterization or
mutiny."
Answering questions as to the Do
sition OF the Socialist party to the
handling Of the milk supply for the
District and the matter of the pay of
American soldiers, the speaker de-
clared he was in favor OF government
ownership Of both dairy farms and
distributing facilities.
On the matter of soldiers pay. he
declared he was in favor Of paying
the soldier 500 instead of $50 a
month.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-26
Hold Germans in West.

Paris. July 3-The Germans to-
night are where they were this morn
ing, although throughout the day
they multiplied in fury their attacks
against the French lines in the Aisne
sector.
Under heavy losses the crown
prince persisted In sending out his
men. Time and again the German
attacks crumpled against the French
defenses.
The heaviest fighting of the day
took place around the positions cap
tured yesterday by the French on
the California Plateau. During the
night these trenches had been consoli-
dated-consolidated so well that when
at dawn the crown prince attacked in
force, his troops were met by a fire
which sent them back to the cover
Of their own lines.
The big outstanding tactics Of the
situation look to the driving of a
wedge between the Ukraine and West
ern Russia. The Ukraine-'little Rus
sia," as it is lovingly called by its
people, is the fertile granary Of the
nation.
The German advance on the Dniester
looks to driving q wedge between
these fields Of grain and the popula-
ton of consumers. The Russian re-
treat has not yet reached the stage
where there is immediate menace, but
conditions within the army are such
that the element Of danger 10 ever
present. Again, there Is great dis
content In the Ukraine. Much OF this
is directly traeeable to German gold. II
is believed.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-26
Death Rate Decreases
From that Of Year Aqo

Cases of tuberculosis in the District
continue to show a marked decrease,
according to the report Of the Health
Department for the week ending July
Il, in which it is shown that there
are now 2,3ss cases Of the white
plague as against the 1884 for the
week preceding, July p.
Among other interesting items of
the report. will be the complete de-
feat Of the measle germ which had
been operating with great success,
against the little ones Of the National
Capital. The report shows that
meales lost fifty-two victims in the
District. There were IT'S cases OF this
disease July Il. but on July q the
cases had dwindled to 126.
The death rate per annum OF this
year compares favorably with that OF
last. Among the white population the
death rate is 1913 per thousand in
habitants, and among the coIored the
rate Is n There has been a decrease
Of about II per cent.