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ference, they wanted to know first
Of all about the reported intention
to cut automobile production IS per
cent. They were told that the story
had been sent out by q newspaper,
man who had misinterpreted state
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missiles of the angry suffrage seek
erS.
Ethel Annakin Snowden is we'll
known in the United States, where
she has twice appeared on lecture
tours. The last time was two years
ago, when she spoke in, many cities,
making a remarkable impression by
her eloquence and magnetism.
She is the wife of Philip Snowden,
member of parliament since 1906,
who has been in public life for close
to thirty three years. He was a
civil service commissioner for seven
years, and then devoted himself to
journalism and lecturing. He has
held membership on several import
ant royal commissions, and has found
time on the side fora large number
Of books and pamphlets.
In politics Philip tSnowden has
been classed as Socialist-pacifist,
and on several occasions has assailed
the conduct of the war.
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'Have you been following this
trial?"
Eyes"
ats, the defendant as beautiful as
they say"
"Well, she is beautiful enough to
be acquitted. If you mean to ask If
she is beautiful enough for vaude-
vile, I dunno"
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Miss Halle Ellins Davis.

Miss Halle Elkins Davis, young
est granddaughter Of the late SEN
ator Henry Gassoway Davis, is en-
gagged to marry George A. Percy Of
the u. S. marine corps. Miss Davis,
a debutante Of the past season. is
one of the most popular Of the real
ly beautiful women in Washington.
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GEAREY WRITES.
THAT AMERICAN.
TROOP ARE Fit.
FOR THE BATTLE.
Details Conditions Under
Which Soldiers Are
Working In France
French Fond Of Display
and Pleasure, But De-
il. liberate In Work

Major q. C. Gearey of Far
go, now in France at the head of
a machine gun battalion, writes
an interesting letter Of condi-
tions in France to his brother, H.
w. Gearey, vice president of the
Merchants National bank, that is
herewith reproduced in full.
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For quick results use The Fargo
Forum want ads.
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Sonnerstua ben IA. 5ebrnar 1918
Ger innae @sann. Der oll


Der iuuge Mann. Der oui
@runo pon 6roniihem Mlfobolisnuis
feiner Ticritpflid)t ertgeben mill,
nulb ben @oridrtiten 3iifolae ioIger-
De 0lerfiHaIe auirpeiien: 9Ilituilter.
Ialifene sIusen; geidJipollene gIilt'
aoern an 9taie uitS @angen, aiifae-
ounisnes Geiid)t, perfdrbte S6lein.
balite, iueiden @oiirnen, 3ittern,
Sbren. Itnb Mugen- Sallucinationen,
ihmere Sunge, gerfolsi,ngstpabn
uno iiberboupt ollgcineine geiitiae
3erriittune. @ibt es pieIe ioIhe
@enihenS Die Giisbebiingsjiffern
ertbeiIen barber beriibigeube slus'
fiti1it. gsur Gtner aus 5ipei Srrtoert
iueiit ioIf,e Gri6einungeu Giif @os
dlfo Die Brobibitioniiten BON Der @e.
fnbr bes slIfoboIiSntus iogel, lit oa.
her, ipie alles gnoere frei erfitnben.
gSir glauben auh Die gniidJt pngen
5ii oiirfen, oob Die tpeitnus grobte
3abI bieier perfontmenen Wenid,en
IN ben Frobibitionsitaaten arlSutref.
fen lit.
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Sino nas Tentitc, Die ioldc Sanc.
liIngen aus Horliebe fir ibre olte
Seintntb begiugen2 syeoermann,, Der
ole eeringiie aenrltnib BON Oifentli.
den gorgdiigen bot, iolIte wiiien.
odB oieie 2eilte aIles, ipas mon inter
Tatriotismis beritebt, NIT .Sobn 5il'
riicftueiieil. sir lie gibt es iiberbuupt
fem 8oterlano. Die Der. Staaten
lhtD ibnen in oieier Siniift ebenio
eIeidpiiItis ipie 0entihlano. Ta6
ibrer ToriteIliing lit bic gari3e @elt
ibr 8aterIanS. Gs lit nidf notbwen.
dig, lid iiber Ole @irfungen iOld)er
@runoidtc gu diiBern, es seniist Die
9batiad)e, baB bieie Geitif,en fir
beren SanbIungen man Die llebrigen
perantiportlid) mahen mill, feline
Teutid,en iino unb es nidt iein mol
len. Gas eroBe llnrett, ipegen Der
SanoIungen .oieier WenId,en bic
2oDalitGt oes Geiitid,tblrus in 3fpei'
fel siebeu 81 ipolien, ipiro nod oa.
ourh enporenoer, odb in ben Reiber
oieicr $. @. gS. Wteriid,en aaer gea.
tionniit6ten pertreten ii16, nidt gum
gcringen SbeiI geborene &nlerifaner.
Sat jemanb id)on oas @nlerifaner.
tbum auf @riiito Der 1baten oieier
Menidpn perdd)tigt? 9as lit nid,t ge.
ifeben, ipeiI es rnmoglid uno Idter.
lid pare. slber eenau 70 perbdlt es
itdb NIT ben 9eutiden. Die 5u ben Z.
". ". aehoren. gsift minoer Der
b1It eS iib IN ioId,er 8eiie nit ocn
Yacifiiten, beren yiibrer, tpie sur
@eniige befannt, geborene slmerifa.
ner iinb. @enit man aber ginen init
oeutidem 0amen IN ibren 9beiben an
trifit, mill man ben 9orplrf, Den
oieie allein peroienet oem geiarnrn'
ten 9eiitiftbiim aubeften.
@er eErIit benft nno ebrlid mr.
mos Ieiber Der nrisIo.ameri'
faniiden Ere'ie, nod ibrer 6jeianrmt'
belt beiirtbeiIt, nid)t mosli6 5u iein
ideiilt, fpirb 5ueeben miiIien, ooB
oas 9eutiftbum in ben Ser. Staa.
ten on 9opaIit1t obioIut nidts 81
lpiiniden iibrig I1Bt uno bab es in
Ieinen patriotiIhen 9eiituneen, ipenn
man 3abI unb 8errnogen sur
8eiomnitsnbI Der giirgerihoit in
ge.raft 5iebt, binter feiner aIaiie Der
giirgcrid,aft on 2obalitiit 3irriifitebt,
Iogar nod ale aIaiieu bnrin iiber.
rnet.
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[tpirb. in nod serinserem Wabs foIs
man Der gDdrnung Dor ben GraiIen
Gle finb fe6r bsssbrli9 uno psre9rt
Nit feurisen 2koern unb hsiben
Werben dtiert mon be Ndb4en, nm
in Giebesonseleesnbeiten tpdn0tIt fid
aud Der angeborene Seq bes perltri
ir Deridapenberifhe Greigebisfeif
Bon ben @erteiraibeten ipirb itrenst
9efoIaurg Der Sitten ptrlnrst. unf
bic Sirafen fir ebeIide @erbredxr
iinb bart. Der Gorf@unssreiienoe
Suso Grotbe fab emf, ipie cine uns
gliidIid< Grau. bic BON pfcbe Der
1usenb sefpidsn tpur unb 1i1 bdbei
bate sripiIdsn lnHen, nit entblobten,
nit 9b@r beitrihenen 5aarsn. Sdn'
Ten unb Uiiben, riidfpdrts aaf eintm
Waultbier reiienb, bon fhimpfenoen
gBsibern bur9 bic Straben sstriebeu
fpur6e.
Su Der @sf9ifte erifeint periien
|Shon I'm femjten Sabrbunoert D. Chr.
Jm Sdbre 1902 erfheini inter BEN
Serridrr JsmaeI Safi bas jebigt
periien unter R5nisen nit BEN 9iitl
G4ab unb inter girfiibruus bes
ghiitifden Sslam ola Staatsrdigion
NIT benz SmamsD DiGurna on Der
Spibe. Die periifden Nonin6en ies
cod, bic mtift tiirfdd<n Stdmrnes
iino, sebSren Der funniiii4sn aebrs
an. Der llnterdieb in bieien beiben
aeIisionsri9tunsen 1T IN Der 5oupt'
iohe Elm reIigiOsspoIiitiGer, sntitan'
ben aus Der s5rase, iper als glnffoI'
ger bes Qropbeten Wobdmmeb -
als Rolf - sur Serrfddft iiber bic
@emeinbe Der @Idubisen bsrehtist
1T. WGbrenb Die Sunniten Coon
,Sunna4 5erfommeu, Gebrou6
ras Wabk kadlfiat aueriennen, BEN
bis erifen gsn&folser bes propbstsn
hie 6errT6nft perbdniten unb behen
gere9tisuna in Der oIIsemtintn an'
ertennuns Der @ldubissn feline Gtibs
iinbei, beieuen Die S6jiten ii4 gu
rem @runSIab. bnb bos adlifat bsn
Ratiommen bes BON Wobommeo
ietbit su feinem RadfoIeer beitfrnm'
ten Shtpi.ssricfns Mi sutcmmc.
Die Relisioussebrdudle Der Sfiiten
5,issn Touit iebpb nur unbebeutenbe
9lbpeitunaen bon ben 0ebrdnf,en
bts aaeemeinen SsIam. Sm Sabre
1779 eelouste bic nod iest terri9tns
be aabitarsns9pnaii Elm fiirtfdes
@eidledt. surfWaht. Gsit 1905 IT
geriien cine tonifititioneae, erblitk
Monarfis. on ber Spibe Der Sddb
nit iieben Winiiiem. Die Rationols
@erfdmmlung. Der Webf@lis. beiieht
cus 1876 WiiaIiebern, bic dlIe 5lrei
Sabre in sstcimcr Wobl birr,i ss'
lp1bIi tperben.
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/ belt anseb0ren. Die barous iih e..
gebeube Griperbslpiisttit pirb nui
iiberipunben iperbsn t0nrsn. inbsm cir
grober Sbeil Der ardfte. bic bisber In
tnbloiem Sfrome ben Snbuftriectn.
trsn 5ufloHen, ii9 Der 2anbipirtti9ofi
ipibmst. gleltere 2eute iperben id7tDer
oafiir gu seipinnen iein unb' piirosu
ii1 auh taum perwsnbbar eripeiisn.
Jiir innge 2euts lit es bios cine Sade
Der 9epcbnbeit. 9absr bic pfIidt,
iiebintr ben pflus. itatt bintcr Die
@aid,ine 3u itellerl &cin Sano bietet
bierSu siinitisere Gsleseubeit, aIs
bas uniers. Ulit gutter getpirtbi6afs
tuns iit Der 8pben ertrassfdbissr, ole
irsenDpO anbers. 3ebn Mder 2anb,
penn nit Der n5tbisen aenntniB be-
baut. eeniisen, um ben llnterbolt fir
bic 6amilie gu. ii9ern, ipenn bas aus
sermert auf bic @iebsu9t seridtet
pirb, bic Bel Der rihtisen 8ebanbs
lung fih als b09if Iobnenb eripeiien
ipirb. Der @rtras ipirb srDber fem,
ols er In Der Snbuftrie fir bic grobsr
WafIen unter normalen 0erbdltniRen
gu erlansen iIt unb bann tritt nod bos
bDhfte Gut bes Nenf9eH, bic ipirtbs
fdaftlife rluabbdngisfeit. binsu. Der
iunoe Iann, Der iib basu entf
fdfiebt, in Der asba4ten Mefie ieinem
gaterlanbe gu bienen. pirb baber nid5t
Bios bos hobe gsipubtiein elmer erc
fiilItsn pfli6t senitben, ionbern aud
bomit bas Sunoament 5u feinem per
fSnIi6en Glide leeen. 2ln ibm ipirn
fith bic alte Wabrheit hetpdbren: Wtan
eripeift fit Telbft ben bD9iten Dienit,
inbem man isirem @uterIanbe bisrt.
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petTisn III ein ON JId9eniu5alt ge'
ipoItises Rsih = nit ieinen 1,645.
600 Guaorattilometern m:br aIa
orsiIuaI 10 srob pie Deuti6laHo
2tber auf oieier setpaItigen 5Iad)c
| IiBen nur etfpa reun unb eins baIbc
Dlillion ginipohnsr. 5obe Ranpge'
lirae umIGlmen bos So9laHo, oas
piele srpbe Diiisn. Seen uno Siim'
pfc birgt, dber nur unbeoeutenoe nno
uur perein5slte i6tffbare JliiHe e.be'
iiBt. 3pifden BEN beiben &iiiisnlano
9ernGiir unb Der taIten. So4fIGhe
Seybarb Iiegt bas fru9tbnr. 2anb
9ensiir, in bem 9bGler uno GsrrGs
fen abtpehieIn unb no in iippisitem
Dadstbum Wein. Oran9en, Datteln
anbGeigsn sebeiben. So6 aud aubers
bulb oieies bepor5ugten 2anoitrid,es
II. perTien reid an tulturfdbigem
Gooeu, Der aber in ben ipeitaus meis
iten 4derbaueebietsn burd .iinitIihs
gstpdfferune aufsefdloFeH perben
mub. lin bieies 5u erreihen. iinb ale
5liiiIs uno 5liibden in unsnblid piels
Sandle seieitet, unb 10 melt bas
Wniier reidt, IN aeben, mo- ,s febIt.
III Wiifie. Die Sauptbrotfrudt ift
Bei3en, bod ipirb audi piel Geriiens
brot bon Ser Grmeren 9ep6lterurg
geseFen. Reis IN bic @runolase Der
Rabruns Der Woblbabenben, 5irfe
unb 2inien bic Der drneren 8eoDlfes
runs. @m ousssOebnteiien 1T nebsn
benz @etreibebGu bic Deins unb Nles
Ionentultur. Dds S9af in fdIt oos
ein3ige S4ladttbier ifnb ne6sn ben
Siihnern bt bouptTdhIi6fte S'eifdr
nnbrung. Rtnbers unb BiifeIfle.T6
itnb feltener, Slide unb arebie tpers
ben nur penie eesefen. Jn Speife
un6 9ront finb Die pefer Ifebt eeniigs
iam. Die Sauptseridte, bic INNER
tpieoerfe6ren, fino bus Sfhillau, gee
fodter rno ipenig nit Butter eefsftes
ter Rtis, unb Der pubbino1bnltde
piIau, ben ole Reifenben, Die bas
aanb befud,t 5dben, riibmen, urb Der
Gus einsnf NIT Der 5out atbadenen
unt nit einem Reisbrei bsbeditn
2ornm befiebt. afd, ebenfaIIs elm Bee
Iicbie: gFen, lit eine bid eineeiphte
nit Ulslonerss cber iyriidp
9dneben tperben gemiife,
Obft uno Giibigfeiien In grocer
senoHen. Butter unb GGuers
mild iinb neben ben Sherbetten -
Wh6uneen aus Wdfer NIT STensen
inb Trudhsufdben =. bic IN GROCER
Rdtnigfdltigieit bereitet tperben, ole
bauptfdhlidffen OetrGnfe.
Die 9eD1lferuns teiIt iicb In I'm,
1Gfiise unb Rpmd6en. Die eriferen
'inb BE mil frenbem Gfuf semifhten
Rdffomuen Der alten perTer, Weber
inb Bdftrier, bic Rpmo6en iirfb tiir<
'if6en Gtdmmes. gs IN EN- fleiBiqer
Inb arbeitTdmer Menf9enfblas, 6ef |
i& mt Gdsrbou, gie5snft, mt Ge, |
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Sunge m mdnnli9e gers
fOnen bon 16 Bis 21 Sabren, biz
nod niht i'm Stonbe finb, ben Batter
lanoe nit Der Waffe gu Dienen, permD.
gen biefem eineu nitt minber ptdtis
gen 0ienft am pfIuse unb nit Der
oode drf bem 4der 3u Ieiften. gltern
fcaten ibre ainber beranIaiTsn,
1t6 biefer Nrbeit gu pibmen,
neil fie bamit ni6t blos tbun,
mas oas gaterlanb perlunot ions
bern au6 benz Glide ibrer &ins
Der ieIbit bic Wese gu ebnen. @ir
fOnnsn es nidt oil eenug pieberbOlen,
oaB Der ifbertriebene Sn6uitrialismus,
Der ous weert3eiden Der .nerflofIenen
2ipei Senerutionen mar, ii9 nif,t mebr
bebaupten Tam. Sobalb bic Boffen
tpieber ruben, fGngt elm neues Dfonomiz
ides 3eitaIter on. Die Delt piro gum
sroben Sbeile pieber gum pffuae sus
rudgeben miiien, ieitbem iih 70 beuts
lid ae5eist boi. oab bus @ebeiben Der
gfotion bouDtfd6li6 aus bern gpben
fpriebt. Ills Climber obne Gusnabme
fperbsn bds 0fonumiIcbe prin,ip Der
Sslbftgeniigidmteit aufnebmen, mas
teiben foll. bob lie fid, bemiibn tpers
ben. na6 arGften alIes. mos lie brous
den. fsIber sa prOouSiren. Die @ns
fdnge bierJp finb fhon iiberull ipa6rs
rehmbdr uub fosdr rod mebr oIs
tuobrnebmbdr. Snpan IN fdpn eiH
sstnouftriefidot oeuprben, Der fit
Rom 4uslanbe poIIiu unobhGnaia oe.
maht bat Sn Siibamerita III bas
or 6sum sbeil f6on geffeben inb In
China pirb Der Qnfond bier,u nes
mu6t. Die fOasnonriten reutrafrn
bic cSnbufrieerseuaniffs aufs
nubmen, Derben balb Der gergangen.
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Wgeine 0erpen taiigen nitts mebr
nie oft bort man Hidt Dieien Stob
ieili;er, imo mie off id,Iicbt iid on
oicies geit1nonis Der nerpoien Or
i6opiiing oas oeHtedt ooer often
ausgeiprodene geouuern, fein MlitteI
in Der Suno 5i bnben, 6ie ongegrii.
icne 9eiihinssidbiefeit Der gierpeu
Dieoer beben ino fraitiaen ~ fpn.
nen. gaerings, uniere gterpen ilno
Iaunenbait nno ielbitterrlif. uno
nod unabbangiger fd)altet Der ner'
poie Riitelpiinft, iiuier 8ebirm in
ieincr geiitieen 1bdtigfeit. llniere
WiusfeIn fonnen mir biird) sunlna.
jtiide lleburgen it1bIen nno iidrfen,
uniere nerDoien Grgane oagcgeu ent.
3iebcn iid elmer oerortisen geeiniIui.
flung. Go ideint es pertigiiens.
slber iple 70 oft anSeripeitis, friiat
aud bier Der Sdlein. Sn ssirfIifzeit
iino mir feinesfuess polIfomiiien
nladtIos, fcnoern mtd imiere ncrpo.
fen 9eifimesbabnen unb bas 8e.
birn iino CUR Grfiiauns ibrer Gblic,
aenbeiten unb su ibrer Bieberfriiti.
giIng elmer metbobiifen SdnIi,ng.
elmer 5ieIbeiuiBten @prnnaiiit 3t
gdueIid.
Sn Der erIten 3eit, mo mir oas
siInpierIpieI erIernen .ober iins benz
gianroipieI si,ipenoen. iino nniere
Singer bel Der slusfiihrling Der
@riffe oSer iiuiere Sdnoe imb arne
beim Gtob nit oem Queue jienlih
nngcIdidt. Mber id,on nod tirser
8eit iit bic ilngeihidlidfet iiber.
ipunoen. irnb Die nothipenbigsn @eiDe.
glingen aeBeit jest Ieifjt nno iider
BON itatfen. 9efdnite @6rter
iperbeil, iuie mon es nameiitIid, bei
ainSerIf beobadten fam, bel id,ueI.
Ier ge1efen ais iiRbefannte. Der wtas
Ter iiftterIfei6et nod od gennll Dor.
benmlaneerI ber Wlilfifer nod bort
Tonobitnfnnaen. mo Der 9aie iiber.
bolipt feline 1interfdiebe erfennf. Tic
2onboner Tbeeprober tpiien Surd,
ben weidn1idd qnsugebeH. diiB mel.
den Sorten elm 9bee semifdt IT, iro
and, Der MseinfeHner beirtbeilt nndJ
bem gerld, nf,b @eidunaf BE Ser.
firuft bes Mchfes. Rcrioneli, oie I'M
ipdteren NIter erbIinoert, berfiigen
boIb iiber EN- fefiieres gefiibl uno
@eh5r, aIs fie por0an beiuben.
MlIe biefs @eifpiete befpe1ien, bobI
unisre nerp6fen Drgnne Der llsbnng
fdbis finb. Dnh Iie bei Der gortleisI
tiing unb Wobrnebmnng. bsr Sinnsss
einSsiids bssbeiIist iub, beSasf ssiusrI
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Gas g dasamts Gebarte.

Sns g )asamts 3 Geparte.
rnent bat nit Siniidr ali ole 8ertb.
abifdsitne bon SIftierfapitoI fir Die
@eiteueritng cine l1rteriudung ange.
iiellt, tpeId,er 9ipioenoeftgeipinn no.
tbig 1T, Inn BEN Iftien Rnriipertb sii
ertbeiIen. Ias Heiultnt lit fit 9artf.
attien 6 Eroaent Dipibenoe. SdnbeIs.
hduier 10 groSent, 9ergiperfe 10
TroSent, i,lbuItrieqe llnternebmtn.
gen 10 Troseltt, &onItrllftions.aom.
baa1iien 15 Yroserrt, ofientIife Iii.
Iitaten s Tro3eut. @iienbubnen 8
Tro5ent, 9id,t. uno araft.3on1poa.
MEN s Ero3ent, gIeftriide gabnen s
&ro5ent. Oos rid)tis Sii tpiiroigen.
muB beriidiidtigt lperoen. oab neben
benz Reingetuinn, fir tpelden in Der
&eaeI 5 Broseftt als eeriigenb erab.
tet fperoert, uiih ctne Riiito grdniic
0ifgebradt tperoen rrruB, bic ratiir.
lid mad, Der Mrt oes llnternebmens
nerfhteoen TIT uno bos erfIdrt, iparum
tiir gdi Rompognien cine Tibioen.
De BON Is Bro5ent nothpenbig III.
Inn ben sIftien Roritpcrtb su perIei,
ben. Tos lit ohne s5rage elm iebr
tpiatieer Singer5eig fir &1uicr bon
iolf,en Eapieren. 3u bemerfen lit
aud nod oab Die oieIen @erluite
on saftien Oird Die itngcifdftsmd.
sige @eiie entltanben iiitb, ic iiinf
Tro5ent @eipinn aIs cine @eribbo.
zig fir Mttien su betrnbten, Guorrt
oab man Die Siiifoprdiilie fapitali.
iirt bot, lit cine lleberipertbima bon
S(ftien entita,tDert. bic iold Itpere
s'erlrIte berurinft bat, Die ictt nod
In pielen @eid)aiten na9pirfet.
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@smnaaif fir R.rOen.

Mud ,tnfere nepOien Srsane iinS
metbopiider sdaIang 5naansIih
@iaenIraft. Dit leSrr
lIebrranlirensung lit itets eiilr
ncrpoie abipannung ucrbruben
alinitgriiie.
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Noshaft.

aomponiii: Sd mub mir bic 3,it
gum urbsIttn f5rmliA Iitblsn.@
srsuHSs' SO. be aa9 ao4ss
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Rerfiem.
Bon 6 otbar DenSe

aonb unb aeits in g5eriien- - Riu
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confer frequently in the framing Of
the points which, step by step, the
conference agreed to. Of course,
the next question is, will our plan
work?' hope and think it will
if administered in the spirit in which
it was formulated and agreed upon"
Mr.. Walsh's statement follows:
"The plan submitted represents
the best thought of capital and labor
as to what the policy of our gov
ernment, with respect to industrial
relations during the war, ought to
be. Representing capital were five
of the largest employers in the ma
ton, but one of whom had ever
dealt with trade unions, advised
and counselled by ex-President Taft,
one of the worlds proven great ad-
ministrators and of the very high
est American type of manhood. The
representatives of the unions upon
the board were the national officers
of unions engaged in war produc-
tion and numbering in their ranks
considerably over one million men
and women.
"The principles declared might be
called an industrial chart for the
government securing to the employ
er maximum production and to the
worker the strongest guarantee of
his right to organization and the
healthy growth of the principles of
democracy as applied to industry,
as well as the highest protection of
his economic welfare while the war
for human liberty everywhere is
being waged.
"If the plan is adopted by the
government ! am satisfied that there
will be a ready and hearty acqui-
escene therein by the employers and
workers of the country so that the
volume of production may flow with
the maximum of fruitfulness and
speed.
This is absolutely essential to
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LARORS INITIATIVE PETITIONS
NOS. 81, 81 AND 80 ARE NOW READY
FOR SIGNATURES OF LEGAL VOTERS

measure is patterned after sections
6 and 20 of the Clayton amendment.
Labor has reached the point in
this state when it will absolutely
ignore all judge-made laws, and
some people may save themselves a
lot of trouble by supporting this
measure. The measure is an APP
peal for justice.
Measure No. 33
No. 33 is a non-partisan primary
election measure.
(1) 1t abolishes partisan politics
in all state, county and municipal
elections.
(2) Enables you to make your
choice for president in a presidential
primary and to direct your delegates
to national conventions as to planks
you favor in national platforms.
(3) Curbs the control exercised
by the press under the direct prim-
airy system.
(4 Contains provisions against
corrupt practices in elections and
thus purifes and safeguards your
ballot.
Our direct primary law has not
purified politics in this state to
any appreciable degree. Rather, on
the other hand, it has been an incen-
tive to political dishonesty. 1t is
not the primary law that was want
ed; it is a law passed by legisla-
ture that was reluctant to break
away from gang rule. So they
made it about as useless as they
possibly could with the hope that its
inefficient operation would forever
discourage the idea.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-04-12
MINIMUM WAGE
LAW SUSTAINED
Washington State Supreme Court
Decides No Agreement Can POssi-
bly, Be Made Which Will Inyali-
date WOman's Wage.

A woman cannot contract to ac-
cept less than the minimum wage
provided by law for her services,
declares the Washington State Su-
preme Court in decision which was
handed down last week in a suit
brought by Lille Larson against
j. D. Rice, proprietor of a moving
picture theatre at Chehais. Be-
fore the minimum wage law was
enacted, Rice employed Miss Lar
son at a wage of SO per week, and
she was continued at the same wage
after the law went into effect.
An investigation of the case was
made by State Labor Commissioner
c. H. Younger with the result that
the girl brought suit against Rice
for the back pay that was due her
from the time the law went into
effect. Later she was induced to
sign an agreement to accept $40 in
settlement and received the money,
while according to the minimum
wage she would have had $27S.57
coming to her
Rice contended that the girl was
of legal age and could make a con-
tract of settlement. The supreme
court holds that the state is inter
ested in such cases and will not
permit settlements in violation of
the minimum wage law. A Judge
ment against Rice for the full amount
was affirmed by the supreme court.
Of the thirteen states having min
imum wage laws, it's constitutional
ity has been attacked in the courts
four times, and in every instance
the state supreme courts have sus-
tanned the law.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS
ON THE INCREASE
There Were 40 Fatal and 1000 Nom
Fatal Accidents in the Hazardous
Industries of This State During
March.

OLYMPIA, April 10.-Forty deaths
and 2,2OO non-fatal accidents-a total
of 2,240 accidents is the terrible toll
that the workingmen of this state
paid to the hazardous industries of
the state of Washington during the
month of March. This is by far
the largest number of accidents that
have been reported in any one month
during the operation of the Work
mems Compensation Act in this
state.
The highest previous record was
made in the month of November.
1915, when there was a grand total
of 2,12O accidents.
In February of this year, there
were 2,035 accidents, of which 35
were fatal. In January there were
2,096 accidents, of which 40 were
fatal.
The majority of the fatal acci-
dents come from the numbering in
dustry, but now the ship yards are
running close second. Of the
fatal accidents in March, nine were
ship yard accidents.
Many of these accidents are due
to inexperienced men coming into
these industries. 1t is the opinion
of the industrial insurance commits
sioners that large percentage Of
these accidents could be prevented if
both employers and workmen would
organize a more intensive campaign
for safety and caution in these dan
gerous employments, as well as in
the installation and wider use of
safeguards.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-04-12
PILEDRIVERS'
MAY DAY BALL

Piledrivers Union No. 219 will give
a Grand May Day Ball at Redmen's
Hall on the evening of April 30.
Arrangements are being made to
make this entertainment the most
enjoyable of the spring season.
Prizes will be given to both ladies
and gentlemen and if you will watch
for hand bills announcing the ball
you will know what the prizes are.
Solberg's orchestra will furnish the
music. See ad in this issue.