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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
6eraros 5iemreiie.

Gnoeli9 bar DC Torcncoc StatcrS
@cIanbt / Berlin, 8crar0, iaact ORB.
net mco i'm SicmrciIe. : Sreoag5
6lcu oct ham meboclt al &c tpife Wpn-
OiQbcoer, at ser pilbc bli itiQct ct
Grtratrrn iii bans og bans Selgcs
Raaoigbeo cutcn Seroag auelo eler
Senoag Morgen.
Or. @crarb bcitenltc iig burtigt
for Oct igritc SrUu.
Sanlmcn mcO Ntr. Gcrar0 ugtcoc
ooiaa ole umcrifanlfe &oniuler |
Spiflano at pcnoe bicm % 12O unncrl.
funifc @orgcrc / Berlin louoc iifrct
ia SLABS paa "@CiauOt.S rUnct" ira
Berlin.
&c Imcrlfanere, iolu enonni er til
bage / Berlin, itaar urIocr Seitpttel'c
al ocn ocrpGrcuoc ipanitc @eianot,
lpm inbiil pibcrc uarctager DC Sore
neOc Statcrs S%Sntcrcaicr / Spitlono.
9lQcrcoe Tor gireiieu par 0ct blcl
orbnet ilig, at baaOe 8erarb % ban;
6clgc ifuIoe Hippo ri ior ocu meGet
d~encreuoe Siiitatiou pcb Den ichpcItj.
life @rrnic. Sqiaa DC icnwcitiIltC
Mpnoigheoer baubc giort oil nulig.
for OF Iette Reiien Tor De b%iemuenoen,
benoe Amerifanere.
Sgina DC ileite amerifanife Iuis'
forreiponoenter / S~piflanb iorlaoel
Berlin iammen meb 9eianoten. u
9egationsperionalet penber ole bIen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Saar 1ttlteo.

sra WalucltOn (cr. bcrttte2 at
ole mite SIololt, iom life CT anne
r,tuultc Norlcrc, bar iuuct HllttO
rua aulnagttutttrcn "Gomaudc"
Get iigc2, at Crorc iful pare no.
iicot til at girrc ligciaa mcO Sin
rrno Al init @crfomit pou ole Den
omeritouitc Tlaa0C2 Stlbc. DC
Guitcrc, iom blcu icnot bort ira
"Gomnnhc", bnuoc uotaBtt tine
"isritc Vapirtr, men Octtc gler
com altiau ingcu lipttc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
bpeoemarfcoet

Gt Hpgtc i @erafrcoic / pore
Storbncr / SprOog9 on, at Gug-
luno PEG Siplp Al ct NntaI al mo.
amcrifanife 0ampifibc piloc ltpnoc
ia at Iaa tranapOrtcrct oper ira
M,mcrifa Ell pGl0ig 6oripning Al
Geocmiolcr, % at Gnrnpcrnc ptloe
iii lcoIaget al Gri0aitibc FOR at be.
ifpttc Dem, bepirfcoe Ell aigiort Sp'
gang / S%peocpriicn. 5 W~tinncapo'
lis, buor Wai &ucOc / 6rcooga
iolgtcs for $1.73A, noucoc Den
SerboaS op / Sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
@ritcrnc tngcr Den ME lt%nreruanoss
fria mep pucrlcgcn 9to ~ Satnlng.
Spiflauo uil c%ritattc Nprac fur Sabet
af SiumCno paa t%urpcocrcDc Sfibc.
Tpt ira ale Srontcr.

Suo plot pioc2 bar ollc nsitrale
Saroc MI tu0ct StnnOpulft iii oct
pco @ruOoct mlclcm gImcrifa og Splt-
lano ppitoocbc Situutlou. Sn9cll AZ
Dcrl bar iulgt ErUiioent Miliona
%nObuoclIc til at ielgc Dc Gorcncoe
Stutcr4 Grcnlpcl % aibrpoc DC Oiplo-
motiItc Norbinoclier mcO Sp'flano,
mcll ollC hur / nlcr cllcr mlllorc be.
ltcnttc llotrNf protcltcrct MOD Den
inc, bcniulaIpIc tpitc lln0crDan0S.
friQ. Genre l(nOcrponOsfriM Der
iprit o0 ircnlit cr mcnt ionl Ell Slofc.
rinl al GugIanh, bclebcr IL / &lrfc.
liQhcOcu pgIaa til Ell &lotcring AZ lie.
re inloQ noitruIc 9tationcr-l SGroc.
IcabcO MouanO % Gannurt. Ge CT
MI Ioa nogct mar luffct belt o. boil
Dent lloc ira SerOcn.
Noa ocn atben Si0c or 10 baao(
&ollano % Sanmart nTrntcItc va.
bocr mco Spiflan0 o. nlaa bare ne
get i~oriiNtilc mco hoob DC Tiger cllel
iorctogcr iig. Ger ipnea at uGr(
GnighCO ON, at ell &onflitt nellcn
&onano cQer Gaumlarf % Spitlon(
piloc uUrc til mcgct itorrc Torocl fol
Spiflano emo ior &c glQicrcoe.
Siolt i iorriac ltgc bolbtcs Der
@ptcburg Ell ifanbinooiif SismanoS
fonicrCllcc, bpor Ser pcOtogcs llotalcl
fer, Der inbcbolot Ell fraitig @iroteI
imoo 0cll me tnifc llnoerpanostrtl
ii ole Ocrca Dam, ion miItct i'm
SirrC pc0 Ocnne SlprepcrfGro."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
,lldnae Sfibe ienot tilbuncs.

Sra lite Sebrlinr, oa Den me tn1fe
llnocrpunO5frig bCgnnote, inOtll Gre
6ao Ben 9bc bar tpife l~ln0eruunoa-
baaoc iCl0t Thumbs iolt 60 Stlbe
mco Ell iomlct Sonnugc al l66,O53.
vi oiaic par npitcn Salpparten cller
33 brittle, : tilhprcnoc De andre Nul.
CrC0c, OF IS n%eltralc, bporof Dc nller
flcitc par norlfc. &rn ct par anleri-
fanif.
@lanot sc n%orife, ion er icnOt til
bunoS &c iibitc Gage, nGunca Cant
pcrcu "Suibaffcn", 2,616 Cons; 10
Wtano al Sfibcta 9cIGtlting oiOcs al
bare omfonmct, % DC eurigca SflGb-
ne er nfiCnot.
Tornpcrcn "Storifog", 2,19i Cons,
70 Mtano al @ciUtningcn cr blct LAMB.
lat / >Srlano, &aptcinen % DC eprige
holbca ionl Sanger on1boro paa lin.
berponbabnaocn.
"Sor0cIp", 2,O63 Cons, iioit rap.
portcrCt ira Sltcnos Iprca ben 2S0l
Nop. @ciUtuingcn rcOOct.
"&ou", 1172 Cons. llnoerpanoS,
baaocu ifieo paa "SOa" lrben &arieI
% pcoblcu bcrmco inOtil Sfibct ianf
Teritc Stprlnaub o. Stucrten bier
brubt paa TGffet al ct &anonIfuf
ira llnocroanbSbaoocn
Sans aincf", 1867 Cons, pat
Hciie ira Nen Dorf iii Hotterbam
&oQono. Sans aincf" bar tioligeri
oen amerifanife Camper "SatiQa".
"Scimlono", 205 Cons % "SboI
IL, PA Cons.
Gomperen Sauna 9nricn" op0i
bet Of pare britiIf, men Napnet tpoe.
paa, at Den ifrllbe pGre norif Gle.
banif. Gen bIeu ifllot iipnf, Naptci
ilelt og Observation-Disclosures bebolo
tes iom Sanger paa llnbcrpanoSbau
Sen, mems Hciten al @%eiTtniugCn ba
rcbbet Jig ilano.
Set er III, ogian fonitaterct, az oel
banife Camper "Sars arltie", ion
forrigc Manoag gif unbcr pco Del
belgiife apit, blep torpc0cret noe
@arieI. Zen encitc Wtalb, ION bic
rebbet. bIep lauoiat / 6ranfrig. &c,
amcrifanifc @eianbt / Faris or bic
umoerrcttct ON Sogcn o. bar iaac
Srore I'll at mocriegc oen nGrmer
Sanmeuhuuq mco SfibetS llnoer
gang. CARS aruie" por iom befien>
Soa Reiie ira Spoamerifa iii 9e.
eien meo en- Combining aorn for Dc
omerifani .bclgiife Sielpefommisiior
GnopiSere er Der oplpit, at Den itor
IasIaeerbamper Californian, ior
| iorrise lIse blep iorpeSeret ube
Sariel ~ubeuior Den irite apit, ian
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Seiien uolat.

I'll Ncp g)ort er Sen 9bc hS.
ira Den norifc Glmcrifoliuic@ so.
ucbfontor / &riitiariu molcbct ct
&obclarom on, at &inicn3 Sfi5
"ariitiunioiioro"& E.irciic ira Nor
az bar mauttct uoirttc5 pon nbc.
itcut Sib. Get par Nicniuaclr, at
Sfibct itulbc aigoact Ocn Bite ia
nuor, % Der bcritcNc aNitiaiG llro
i MnlcDning al, al man ingcn In.
rcrrctnno hopbe mobtngct ira oCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Notwithstanding

Sra i~oriticaise tpitc Solo bar
rer pGret inattet ON, at Ell HrlG
nleQcm sc Goreneoe Statcr og
Suiflauo life bilroe bcgpnbc@, ier
set omerifanitc 6olf iii N~nIeonlng
til at itotaIe iig ont Sogen. ghr
err ser cnocl tuife % urgarifc Gor'
cninscr / 9tortb Iafota, ION har
lcnItiaet iii 1orbunoa lcnator NC
Gumbcr at bringe ct Sorilaa | Den
Mctnin0 op / aongrcSi len. &Iocrc
fpmner 6ct pei ncppc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Kpinoerne "peopIe".

Sra Boston, Maia., iclegraicrea:
20 bumoreDc &pinbcr bap0e Den
SIC os. SoretrpOe ior aomiteen
fcr 8rulolopsforanorin9er / Au.
/. ,ning al en- Sia ON, at aplltocr
ital betrootes iom "6olt" VSeopIe)
% tiQaot Of itenlme for Spsrgs'
nlualct ON, hpprpiot BEN me
Statsfonititutiou ifal atccptcre5
eller iorfaitc2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13

FdrIcmctI2 llcuclte. 5 Sma CT
>tIotIltuJut ~uQtrUtlcuot mlu,tnoi
Ilg. % S,uplcm Mruuly &tlIuNgc
luAGlc pIllt9 nICo SlraIo. OOr
uurtllcn Ouer otn me tpltc ltuotr.
uaHo2trlg bar glort ll8 JlpIoenoc
lau r,crc Mtaaocr, ltI1ut Ger lite
bar uprtt uogen NgteICr. Nclt
prc3leu tar Ydrtl Tor Gtglcrmgtu
/ Deus Ncilutnug on at ucolUB9,
Ell troltil Nrotclt moo Dc me tpltc
lu0cruau02rU0'ltr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Fra Kongr&$en.
Inr9nrinifnt. Euitmcitrc nnocr
Giuil ScrUlcc.
NImimociia @crmcpliat.

HcNicriugrua Hcuculc &il hlcO
Sen Doc Is. 'orcIalt Den A. Sc
ratcta 0cmofrotlitc Scnoiorcr Al
hoIotc Caucus. cItcr al uUrc blct
oreitct al De Ocmofraiiifc WtcOlcm'
mcr al Scuatct@ Nmnnafomltc.
@uoocttCt pmiuttcr en- NcuilgnlnN
paa omircnt $2O.500O,OOO oN al
tpriicrcr ll0itloCllt Al Cbll9dtlo
ncr pna 100000
Ninullalloual0ct / Scuntct bIcu
cllla ont at Tuorc NtllCu 0erhclL az
Sfottcu paa ClcomarIurin Tor belle
Bette Erooufta &eOtommcn0c iUt
res Ill , Gents Or. Vllno. Scnntor
lluocrtpooo iniiitcrcoc pon bcnnc
Torouoriug % nj oct nooucn0iIc
Glcrtal ior 0ur.
Get lrcmiattc GorlIoG ON. at
oQc HouOct4 @Io'tmcitrc lfdl titles
umocr "Giuil Scruicc" CT Tor.
ilaa iom bIcp loot pc0iciCt Budget
tel ior legislative crcultluc og it,
olciceu NnIi00cnocr / Seuotct -
har life ululoct Eiial0 SuIct. 'ont
bar lcrot oct tilbagc I'll aonIrrclls
ccfomitccu. Ger bar in0en cllocl
bcmofrntilfc Srcoic oGrct tcntmcliG
i'crf Stcmniud ior Den her lpontc
Sroninl, at Goitmcitrcnc bltr ltaa'
cn0c lom iaitc Gntbc0anlGn0 unoct
rGrt Gipiltirrcitc Spitcnl, % Nlt,
lets Y%oitfomitc$ Sormnn0, Wtr.
Otoon, tnltc itcrtt Tor 6or'loget
&niolcrtio cr life ale GCntofratcr
cuigc / Ell Zig CrOntng, % ocrc2
Iercr i &uict, Yir. aitd)en, tog
cucrgiifc 2coclic in1oo Den prGIi.
bentonbciolcoe Yropoiition, Hcill'
tctct al Niitcmmingeu bar. al 6or
ilogct blep iorfaitct meo belle pa
moo e Stemmcr.
Gn al Nnfcrnc moo at title
4,oitmeItrcne lmrocr Civil Ser
rice" er, at ser / 6oriIogct life CT
0,ort set SortcbolO, at Holnucitcr
embcoernc ifal bciGttcs al MTnO
Iom Dor pna oct Stco, bpor Foit
huict or. &pngrcamnno Solool
Stccncrion ira Y2iruCiota % an
ore bar tagct Giitono ira oct a
0cn 8rln0.
Scnatct pcoto9 ocn Soc o.
&onobrug5buoGcttct, lpocuoc pal
Jolt $27,000,OOO.
Senatct5 &omitc for militGr.
NnliagcnOcr inbitiIcoc Sen iO0.
IS. iii &eOtaQclic ct Torilog ont al
minoclig MilitGrepclic. &omitccn.
Iornlan0, @ccrQC e. Gbambcrluill
| iorclugoc 9iacn uocn aommcn
torcr % nunobcoc on, at ocl
muuttc bli opigrt paa &~alcnOcrcl,
hrilfct pun6t &omiteeus SamtpttC
G11 Tcmofrut % Ell Hepublltunc
iorbehoI0t Jig at iremlGqgc Ell Yti
. noritet5ruppori. @iQcu qaor / So
: uc0Iagen no poo. al ale moroIig
, TorQcrc az Oc 6orcneoc Stutcr o
IcaOaunc iom bar crflGrct at pill
p, Lii @orqerc, ifnl mocrfaitc liz ic
:, RaancocrS 2pcliC / Nrmccu cnc
1laaocu / iii 19Oe 9lar. cQer / 3,
, 9(or, oo sc ierit bIir pIiltigc f
I Ijeucitc 90 iii iii 26oc gor. &
i nil oa cuentltclt fuune taqcs / @I
cQer 6Iuooe III lit 2Soe @lnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
,Scrbuo 1918.

Statcn ,Suoianu trpocr iuN | Gor'
tuOsltaterncS 9iptfc 0cn lite Npril
1918. @ilperner 8ooorid) har
ncnllia / iorrigc llgc l%auttioncrc.
&ri0bta ,Sorblloalop, iom uil trU.
o. ifrait paa npputc Cato.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Kriosreiifo.

Ger t~elegraiere5 ira 9teru gort
ZEN 9oe 6ebrliar, al ale Siusas'
irrunctlcIifober ltal baue moerret
III line Igcutcr on, at Der ira MI
q ma mobciuttes Nrigsreiifo.Se.
iicmmelicr i observation-disclosures.
,,rilsreiifoprGmjen iiges at anoru-
a. til 500 Ior buer $1,000 30
ice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13

100 Sfibc fpmmct / GDo Scholo
isjcnncm Inre= 3unen paa 8 Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Verdenskrlgef,.
90 Sfibc paa 10000 Guns Icnpt
thumbs ira lite til Soc Scbr.

Nrit Gualnno iclp bar Nprac ltor DC
Stpritc Cab pna Sjpcn.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01

assure her that though he was kind
CD to her then, he would be q "regu-
lar devil" at her trial. The next chiv-
alrous visitor, Detective Steve Bunner,
lyingly accused her of having illegiti-
mate children in q city institution. His
companion, Deputy District Attorney
jim Brennan, thrust his bulldog face
close to hers and roared at her, you
are twenty-one times a murderess.
Billings told me he brought the bomb
to your studio that fatal Friday
night" Mrs. Mooney told him Bill
lings was too honest lad to lie like
that and challenged him to bring Bill
lings face to face with her. Brennan's
cowardly bluff failed, and this profess
5ioral bully of defenseless women
locked Mrs. Mooney up again in the
uncomfortable toilet. She gave every
letail Of her movements on the day
of the explosion and the names Of
those who could prove her albi to
Deputy District Attorney Cunha. He
assured her he would investigate her
statements and advised her "Not to
have a lawyer to help you. Mrs.
MONEYS reiterated appeals to have
her friends called in to befriend her
md get her lawyer were steadily
| ignored. Instead, the presence of
Estelle Smith, the prostitute "star"
witness, escorted by her cavalier
friend Martin Swanson, the public
utilities corporations framer-up of
4nion men, was inflicted upon her.
Mrs. Mooney has not yet entirely Ie-
covered from the hardships and per-
'ecutions of those days while she was
)eing held incommunicado, with no
protection against the forces of claw
nd order"
In prison Mrs. Mooney plays her
'iolin for the other woman prisoners
and also the organ on Sundays
] Among her faithful and indignant
daily visitors are her music pupils
ONE Of them but seven years old and
recognized musical prodigies, whose
playing at a recent protest meeting in
he huge Dleamland Rink, in San
francisco, was touchingly loyal and a
eyelation to the huge audience.
]
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01
BRUTAL TREAT
MEN'I' IS GIVEN
MRS MOONEY

When the class war becomes intense
chivalry ceases to play any part in the
behavior Of the henchmen of the CAPT
talist system.
This fact has been most wildly set
forth in the inhuman treatment which
has been inflicted upon Mrs. Rena
Money, who was arrested with her
husband on the charge of conspiracy
in the San Francisco street dynamite
ease.
When the Moneys found out at
Guerneville, where they were on a va
cation, that they were accused of the
crime, they Immediately started for
San Francisco, wiring Chief of Police
White that they were coming. But he
had them arrested before they reached
town, to give the impression that they
we're fugitiVes.
Mrs. Rena MONEYS experience at
the hands of her iailers was terrifying.
! Cold words cannot adequately convey
the agonies piled against this brave
woman by the beasts who masquerade
as men in the police and district attor-
ney's departments. When the MONEYS
reached the San Francisco Jail, Mrs.
Mooney was thrown into toilet and
bathroom, full Of infected dirty linen
and rubbish, and with two chairs for
a bed was imprisoned there for two
days and nights. The unbearabIe
stencil made her i'll at once, anG
though the matron of the Jail pro
tested AT the outrage and was willing
to grant her request for doctor, her
request was ignored One of Mrs.
MONEYS chiyalrous jailers jeered
Give her some Salts" and his fellow
hyenas laughed, On the second dal
District Attorney Iickert and Lieut..
IF Police Matheson wanted her to
step out in the corridor for an inter
view, but Mrs Mooney told them if
the toilet was good enough for her ii
was good enough for them. They
stepped in long enough for Fickert to
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01

Editors Comment.-Many Social
lists seem to overlook the fact that
the Republicans and Democrats are in
power because OF the ignorance of
he working class and that before
he Socialist party can accomplish
anything in the way of a political
evolution that they must be in pow
az.
Political power, after all, is the
main thing needed to accomplish our
nds. We have come to the conclu-
ion that there is absolutely nothing
for the Socialist party to fear by
being elected to office by an unedu-
Gated working class The old parties
do not find their tenure in office less
powerful because they were put there
by an uneducated working class.
For sixty years the slaves have con-
tinued, in ever increasing numbers
to place the master class in power
and during all that time we have been
pounding away with our propaganda
End our organization and at the end
of that time we find that 100000
slaVes who have voted our ticket
could be swayed by little sentiment
to the other side of the fence.
And we have but ourselves to
blame. We have been afraid of the
ignorant mob who have handed owe,
time and time again, the keys of the
tate to the capitalist class. There is
absolutely no grounds for assuming
that if that same mob were to hand
over the keys Of the state to us
hat they would strip us of that pow
er at the next election.
Political power is what we want
and if we can find the right men fo,
he office we should put forth every
effort to get those men in office. This
.dea Of not wanting power except by
he ballots of an intelligently ed,l-
'ated working class is all pifle. We
are simply cutting our own throats
for the want of little common sense
No matter how our campaigns are
conducted we are bound to cducata d
great many to their true position in
human society, but to educate a MIA.
jority Of the working class inside the
next 500 years is out Of the question
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01
'ENIJGTFTEN THE WORLD
AND YE SHALL BE CRUCIFIED"

tyraut and adyenturer. re died for
salrn.
/ Eal Marx, the great economist and
/ Socialist, and founder Of the MOD
! Socialist movement, was forced toj...
Paris and move to London.
IN the colonial DAVIS Of America
history. FuIton's sfca,obout was callaa
"IJulton's Folly" and thousands az
people gathered at the wharf to la,g5
and ian. mt the "bo}plr., l9g.D
T, 1e12 ,,bo, e.ro,.l Mor.o o.r..a
r,noros, ro. .n a,nroorfoti,n r..
coz Goo 10 o.t,l,i.b -, [.,.oo,i,.o.,t.r
to,o,,ro,b limo r,on, wa,hinoto, ,a
paI,iroaro h. noe .;dio,,Iod ~, r,o..
hors of Canoross nno ,raHtoI -
snond half +ha+ aroon,4 10 hnii4 .
,a;,,o,d.otheoo on Ooo ,,ro,o,,.o,
uoIl ,,ooco,i. tolo,..o,l,y ,,,;,o,.Al.
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- ~ h.1. , , ~, - t.,>',' ''No' 90
w. ' S'''','''' % my d eng
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01
THE NECESSITY or
CLASS CONSCIOUS
EDUCATION

] Editor Of The Northwest Worker.
After all no been .aid and done
t.m we are to Homc aNtrrt gGtng
yer ~, effect of the ho,h. TINT vs.,
Deceived when the result Of the re.
! ccy, Socialist vote was madc known
Ilcl as free the .seuo squared, and
di.cu, the question iulolliccnJk
v"hcr' aodoing behind mere subtor
fuvos
Many comrades who had antici.
patcd much larger vote than wa
co.t four years precious, have been
sadly disappointed, and as a result
/ rlly outraged, much to the doui-
mrpt Of the Socialist party. Tfuc
enough. we lost few hundred ,houa
end votes; brt then votes are no, a,
ways gnoi gauge Of the growth of
the Socialist movement The main
question to be considered is, whether
iho real Socialist movement has lecn
retarded or advanced. Whether on
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WALTER PRICE

Leather Goods, Trunks and Repair
iag at Everett Trunk Factory, 2sl5
Rockefeller.
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*ary to have small, well organized
political machine, twenty or thirty
Good speakers, q state campaign COM
mittee Of half a dozen level headed
Socialists, short platform with all
veibiage cut out and containing only
planEs relating to the most important
political issues and planks stating
that we viii introduce and
work for legislation asked for
by the organized farmers, Organized
labor and other organized bodies that
does not conflict with the interests Of
the working class as a whole. There's
the dope. We have nothing to lose
except the power that we can get
by this method Keep the red FLAG
lying. Make the Socialist Party a
real power
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-01

VOCAL LAKEWOOD meets every
Thursday in the month at $3.50 p. m,
.u LaA~wooa hail. Chas. Roth, r.
Arlington. fln-sec.; John Over
void, r. l Arlington. organizer.
LOCAL RICHMOND meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at p.
m. in the homes of members. C. II.
-,ei>. fin-Sac., Edmonds; Bonner
..a.tYe.i. ree-rec., Edmonds.
LOCAL GOLD BAR meets every 3rd
Sunday in the month at p. m. in
tbs homes of members. Rufus
Wren. Sold Bar. organizer; Gustus
Feeder. fin.-ssc.
" meets every Bird
>,uuu.y ~. inUon IN the month at
z D. n. IN the Siivania Trading
Union hail. Gunda HUSKY, Stand
wood. Rec.-Sec.; Andrew Ferlie,
Sherwood. Fin. Sec; John Ness, Sill
ana organizer.
t.-vts eNei! first
..,.>., ,J ne month at District AT,
Loyal Heights School House, and
..-e'-' third Sunday in the month at
.n"oi House. at 2 pm.
--lAer, FIN. Sec, Route 4,
.4Rgton. Wash; Erick
...ns ....Iarure agent, Route a,
Arlington; Mike Kronholm, organ
Me9, Bryant, Wash.
=, HOME ACRES meets first
Tnnday afternoon of each month at
has. Soiie's residence. w.
...,ec Chas. Sole, fin.
tSCAL MARKHAM, Seattle, meets ev-
cry Thursday at 8 p. m, at 1893
.-sl.solde Ave. Lalls Rogers, 1433
LAKESIDE Ave, fin-see.
LOCAL ARLINGTON meets every
IN the
$40. s44pls. A. Il. Fowler, rec.
Sec: z. r. Manly, fin. Sec; VIM. De
VIZ, organizer.
N meets every first
.4u. ~ af each raonth at II a. m,
o-i "-- -saoav It 2 p. m. Mrs.
add'e. rec. sec; Mrs
I'm sec; Chas. Dona-
ganizer.
.AlDARiTY meets every
A.oadas evening at p. m, room
Of the Labor Temple, Everett
financial secretary, o. r.
3Gl5 Broadway. Record
.s:cetary. Chas. Yngve, Labor
1esapie.
80. ..>A,E1. YAKIMA meets the
LIST Thursday IVA every month at q
.. H., at the Labor Temple. Edw.
Maurer. P. o. Box 1926, North Yak
~ -
,sl-.t -E&AlhITOh rneets at the
-, IT. sac secretary, Nils Osterburg,
-" '4s Darlington. Wash.
..EnAM-J. H, Gil
etary.
.7'~ FAILS -- Julia
>. Louie No. /, Hart
s. ~ - EsTr uUIW n
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SINOHOHIISEI COTINT'T'Y

The pledge below is waiting for
your signature and then to be mailed
. the County Secretary, Arthur H.
Hansen, East Stanwood, r. +. D. No.
2, Box 6, Do not send the money I'M
til notified by the County Secretary.
I hereby pledge that [ win pay to
the County Executive Committee of
Snohomish County Socialist Party,
the sum Of one dollar C91O0) on the
first of each and every month foy the
period of twelve months from notice
by aid Committee, for the purpose
of maintaining an organizer in Sno-
homish County.
(Signadj .,---..--.---.-.--.........-....-.......
tluu-S79 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Member --.--.-.-----.-..-.--...-..
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-10
MANY INDIAN MOUNDS FOUND
Nearly $50 Earthwors<s Have Been
Discovered Near the Shores of
Green Lake in Wisconsin.

A total of lat Indian earthworks
have been found near the shores of
Green Lake in the Wisconsin county
of the same name, according to the
Wisconsin Archaeologist. Of these In
dian remains, 63 are conical mounds,
% are oval mounds, 2S are linear
mounds, 25 are efflgy mounds and 3
are Enclosures.
Six Wisconsin lakes have many In
dian earthworks on their shores. Men
dota has 225, Koshkonong 4S1, Wau-
besa 1874, Wingra 14S, Chetek 100 and
Green Lake LAT.
Many old Indian camp sites connect
ed by trails were found near Green
Lake. The most important of these
Indian highways was the Grande
Butte des Morts trail, which ran from
Green Bay to Portage. In it's course it
passed through Oshkosh, Ripon, south
of Green Lake, and one to Fort Win
nebago 1t later became the military
road from Fort Howard at Green Bay
to Fort Winnebago at Portage.
The Winnebago Indians called Green
law "i-cho-ra"-"tira" meaning lake
and "cho" green. The Chippewa In
dians called it "Ojawashko Sagaigan"
-"ojawashko" being the Chippewa
word for green. Many Indians used
the French appellations, Grand and
Petit Lac Vert